Music Therapy for Retarded Children Delights Cleveland
A concert cellist and teacher performed in Cleveland bringing smiles to 12 retarded children who tapped feet and clapped. Dr Julieette Alvin introduced harmonies and rhythms, showing what music can do, and she founded the Society for Music Therapy in London. She has given two similar demonstrations across the country recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Juli
Iette Alvin
Society For
Music Therapy and Remedial Music
London
Music Therapy Works With Handicapped Children at Cleveland School
Dr Alvin presented a concert for about 100 people at the Cleveland Music School settlement showing how simple steps with a cello can engage handicapped children. The audience saw giggles give way to smiles and tapping feet as music provided emotional, mental, and social stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Cleveland Music School
Red Cross Luncheon Set at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
A Red Cross information luncheon is scheduled for Wednesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church 212 S Broad St. McKnight Kine, drive chair, announced. About 130 invitations have been issued to campaign leaders and solicitors to attend. The chapter’s month long drive begins Thursday with a goal of 4149. Meals will be prepared by church sewing circle members and volunteers, with supplies available at the luncheon.
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Red Cross
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Broad St
McKnight Kine
Ciee F
Vocal Audition Date Set By Civic Chorus
The Middletown Civic Chorus will award the Louis Joan Johnen scholarship for the first time with the winner guest soloist at the spring concert on April 1. Auditions are set for March 11 at 2 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Louis John Johnen
Marian Spelman
Meeting Set By Medical Assistants in Butler County
The Butler County Society of Medical Assistants will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Verity Hall. Guest speaker Thomas Girvin, Dayton medical economics consultant, will discuss increasing office efficiency for receptionists. Reporter Oliver Brown of the Dayton Daily News will attend as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Society of Medical Assistants
Verity Hall
Thomas Girvin
Dayton
Oliver Brown
Dayton Daily News
Two Cotillion Dances Planned by Middletown Group
Mr and Mrs Sam Noblet hosted a Middletown Cotillion board meeting at Eastline Drive. Walter Mischley reported on the February 10 dance. For the May 26 event, Mr and Mrs Robert Moore replace Mr and Mrs Lo Schneider on the committee, with Earl Holderman’s orchestra providing music at the Manchester Motor Inn, chaired by Mr and Mrs Richard New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Noblet
Eastline Drive
Middletown Cotillion
Walter Mischley
Robert & Moore
Lo Schneider
Earl Holderman
Richard New
Manchester Motor Inn
Board To Eye Study School Assignments
A Curricu lum Council study on Extended School Year will be discussed by the Board of Education at 7 30 tonight at administrative headquarters 1615 Girard Ave. The agenda also includes assignment of Manchester Junior High pupils to the senior high, announcements of baccalaureate and commencement speakers, and a report on running tracks at Amanda and Manchester junior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curriculum Council
Board of Education
Girard Ave
Manchester
Amanda
Community Firefighters Wives Meet Tonight at Clubhouse
Firefighters wives group plans a meeting at 8 PM at the Firemen's Clubhouse on Carmody Boulevard. A business session will elect new officers. Mrs William Murphy will run the social hour.
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Carmody Boulevard
Wiliam Murphy
Soroptimist Brunch Highlights Dayton Event
Four Mid Ohio Valley Soroptimist members joined Dayton’s club for the Champagne Chapeau Brunch to raise funds for Mobile Meals. The event showcased 100 spring hats and designer creations from Dayton stores, with Life Magazine’s Kathy Senior and Bergdorf’s alum Doris Aldridge among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Soroptimist Club
International
Dayton
Dayton Soroptimist Club
Champagne Chapeau Bruch
Betty Lou Riner
Martha Finkbone
Mary Delp
Wilmawave
van Cleve Hoe
Dayon
Kathy Senior
Life Magazine
Conover
Doris Aldridge
Bergdorf’s
New York City
Dorothy A. Sandes
Pat Easterling
Coterie Dance Theme Selected for April 28
Members of the arrangements committee met at the Ridgways on Bellemonte Street to choose the theme April in Paris for the dance to be held at the American Legion with music by the Barney Uhl Orchestra. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bogan Bass Brandenburg Jr. Mrs. James Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fisher advisers. The next committee meeting is set for March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ridgway
Bellemonte Street
Paris
Amercan Legion
Barney Uhl
Ridgways
Charles Bogan
Bass Brandenburg Jr
James Murphy
Gene Fisher
Homemakers Circle One Dinner At Eaton Manor
Seven members and their husbands gathered for the Homemakers Circle One annual dinner at Eaton Manor Hamilton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Mapes and Mr and Mrs Edward Mynhier. Card games dominated the evening as plans were announced for the next session at Mrs John Paschal’s home. A film of Safety Belts will be shown during the program. Arrangements were headed by Mrs Frank Mencsik and Mrs E L Combs. The menu featured rolls and potatoes fried in fat breaded and baked with a meat oat.
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Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Robert Mapes
Edward Mynhier
Malcolm Herrington
John Paschal
Frank Mencsik
E. L. Combs
Grange To Hold Degree Program At Elk Creek
Monroe County notices outline Elk Creek Grange hosting a two degree program with Peasttown Grange on Tuesday and Elk Creek Grange presenting the second degree. A noon covered dish meal follows the county home economics meeting at Peasttown. March events include Play Night March 3 at Hanover School with Fair field Grange, and March 5 inspection of Monroe Grange by Mrs. Margaret Campbell. The first degree includes tableaux and Monroe Grange serves lunch March 9 at Todhunter Road. Monroe Grange observes its 42nd anniversary with a 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner open to the public, and on March 14 Hanover Grange travels to Fairfield with the traveling program.
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Monroe
Peasttown Grange
Elk Creek Grange
County Home Economics Committee
Peasttown
Hanover School
Fairfield Grange
Margaret Campbell
Monroe Grange
Richard Maier
Todhunter Road
Hanover Grange
Fairfield
Vital Statistics Report of Recent Births and Notices
A compressed list of birth announcements and relatives linked to numerous addresses across towns such as Key, Waynesville, Franklin, and Lebanon. Includes several newborns on Saturday and Sunday, with some entries noting out-of-town locations and accompanying family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Liston
N. Marshall Road
Key
Paul R. Deger
Eisenhower Place
Warren Sheehan
Waynesville
Harvey L. Mulhall
Middletown
Rt. 1
Clifford Vaughn
Lebanon
Ralph Clevenger
S. Main Sr
Franklin
Local residents named in hospital notice
In The Hospital Mrs. Mabel Smith of Elwood Mrs. Amy Thomas of Moore St Roy Salley of Jefferson Road Mrs. Myrtle Decker of German town Road Mrs. Kathryn Mulligan of Fleming Road Mrs. Earlie Spencer of Curtis Ss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Franklin
Thomas D. Slézak
Curtis St
Paul FE. Taylor
Germantown Road
Amy Thomas
Moore St
Ohio lawmakers vote split on Kennedy urban department
AP tally shows Senate rejecting immediate consideration of Kennedy proposal for a Department of Urban Affairs 42 to 58 with For Young against Lausche. In the House, a 251 to 144 vote on debt limit rise to 300 billion, and a 264 to 150 vote against the Urban Affairs department, with party splits detailed for each roll call.
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Senate
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Young
Lausche
House
Ashley
Cook
Feighan
Vanik
Moeller
Hays
Kirwan
Ayres
Betts
Bolton
Mosher
Schenck
Scherer
Scouters Hold d Day Camporee in Dayton Area
About 75 Boy Scouts and Explorers from Miami Valley and Mount Builder councils attended a mid winter camporee Friday through Sunday. Participants from MBAC troops 18 99 100 and posts 30 43 61 100 competed at McCabe farm one mile north of Mount Holly on US 42 with Troop 99 Excelle taking first place trophies for winter camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
Dayton
Mound Builder's Area Council
MBAC
McCabe Farm
Mount Holly
Joe Hall Crowned Y Teens' King at First Presbyterian Dance
Joe Hall of Middletown High School was crowned king of the Y Teens Sweetheart Dance at First Presbyterian Church. Marilyn Wolfe crowned him around 11 p.m. as eight senior girls councils sponsored candidates. The event featured Dick Cole's combo from 9 to midnight and honored senior girls and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Ross St
First Presbyterian Church
Dick Cole
Hall
Marilyn Wolfe
Jim Carmody
Jack Leslie
John McCluskey
Jeff Neff
Steve Nemck
Tom Ortman
Bob Taylor
Marilyn Mittenholzer
Vicki Younger
Elaine Perkins
Fran DeBolt
Johnnie Ruth Kinney
Kathy Phillips
Marianna Jacobs
Middletown High School
Chester Hall
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Fabiani Fashion House
Rome
Cleveland (Ap
Civic Chorus
Middletown Area
Baldwin Piano Co
Goldflies Music Store
Norris Music Store
Samuel Holmes
17Th Ave
Holmes
Fred Menzel
Johnen
Wylie Senften
John Adrian
E. V. Gustavson
Janice Schulz
Spelman
Chorus
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Coterie
Grange
Elk Creek
N. Verity Parkway
Theodore F. Olt Jr
Alcoa
Tenn
Marysville
T. F. Olt Sr
Euclid Street
Robert King
West Middletown Rt. 2
Grandview Hospital
James Barr
Bernice, Ave
Berta Wilson
Burton, Rad
Frances Blevins
Trenton
Rodney Young
Andne Chester Young
Sycamore
James Blevins
Trenton Rt
Debra Annette Back
Shelby Back
Michael Faeta
Talton Drive
Paul C. Ruth
the Alameda
Willard N. Stark
James Rossman
Kenneth Norris
Elwood
Thomas Greathouse
Charles Dietz
Auburn
Otis Taylor
West Middletown
Chester Griffin
Eddie Barnett
Ray E. Barnett
Mohawk
Joseph Morgan
Leroy Bolin
Todhunters Road
James Argo
Carl J. Marstall
Ellen Drive
Dwight Fultz
Clayton Brelsford
Morgan St
Rosie Lyles
Baltimore
Joseph W. Seamon
Linda Howell
Young St. Paul
Ralph Moores
William Watson
Paul J. Coyner
Forrest Coyner
Germantown
Roy E. Jackson
Jackson Lane
Sam Jones
Baltimore St
William Havemann
Curryer Road
Linnie Adams
Garfield
Charles Bowling
Harold Brandenburg
Matilda Childs
William F. Durbin
Malvern St
Marie Elam
Miami Ave
Della Finney
S. Sutphin St
Americus Floyd
Fred A. Franklin
Columbia Ave
Neville Gore
Timothy W. Graham
John Graham
Lee Court
Virgil Hall
Waite St
Bernard Kinder
Grand Ave
Alfred B. Kleingers
Arnold Drive
Troy Morris
Andrew St
Donald Peck
Carlisle
Charles Rice Jr
Yankee Road
Jerry Slaton
William Stephen
Miamisburg
Venice Susong
Wes Middletown
Rexford Taulbee
Beech
Aude Williams
Lafayette Ave
Osa Adams
Oxford State Road
Ezekiel Barnett
Grove St
Phillis Bell
Howard Bell
Pryse Cole
Clarence Diel
Gran Ave
Jimmie Johnson
19Th Ave
Margaret O'Flynn
Cutis St. James Rose
Paul Slezak
Burton Road
Fred W. Smith
Youn St
Mabel Smith
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Troop 99
Excelle
Baldwin
Orgasonic
Mgr, Ted Lange
King Pick
Merle Norman
Centra
Johnny Lang
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