Recording Of Civic Symphony Concert Tonight
A recording of the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra concert will be played tonight at 7 30 p m at 228 South Main Street. Attendees include Civic Symphony members and the Women's Committee. The February 1 program featured violist Eric Kabison and Louis Frank with Handel's Viola Concerto in B minor and Copland's Lincoln Portrait performed respectively.
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
McCaliay
S. Main St
Civic Symony Orchestra
Eric Kabison
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Louis Frank
Kabison
Handel
Mr. Frank
Lincoln
Aaron Copeland
N S A Celebrates Second Anniversary
Mid dletown chapter of the National Secretaries Association marks its second anniversary with a birthday dinner at 6 30 p m in the Meadows party room. Marguerite Conover heads the program and new member Pearl Cassidy will be welcomed. A business session leads to a round table on The Incoming Mail, followed by a social hour.
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Middletown
National Secretaries’ Association
the Meadows
Marguerite Conover
Pearl Cassidy
Engagement Announced for Donna Dichott and Ross Yeary
Mr and Mrs Pete Dichott of Trenton announce the engagement of their daughter Donna to Ross Yeary son of Franklin Yeary of Lafayette Ave Donna attended Trenton High School and works at The Central Store Yeary attended Middletown High School is a Navy veteran of two years and works at the Manchester Hotel No date set for the wedding.
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Pete Dichott
Trenton, C
Donna
Ross Yeary
Franklin P. Yeary
Lafayette Ave
Miss Dichott
Trenton High School
Central Store
Middletown High School
U. S. Navy
Manchester Hotel
Delta Sigma chapter meeting highlights new project
The Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma sorority held a meeting last night. Miss Virginia Nickell was named chairman of the ways and means committee and Miss Bette Hope Hampton was placed in charge of publicity. Miss Jean Withrow led the cultural program with a talk on Home Decoration offering tips on furniture, color schemes, and arrangements.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Sorority
Virginia Nickell
Ways and
Bette Hope Hampton
Jean Withrow
St Marys Church women bus to Cincinnati for TV breakfast club
One hundred ladies of St Marys Church with friends took a chartered bus to Cincinnati on Monday to join a TV breakfast club. They toured Eden Park Conservatory and had lunch at the Colonial Cupboard in Mariemont with chairman Mrs George Kampschaefer and assistants Mrs John Downey Mrs Charlies Fay and Mrs James Sedge.
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St Mary's Church
Cincinnati
Eden Park
Colonial Cupboard
Mariemont
George Kampschaefer
John Downey
Charlies Fay
James Sedge
Evening Guild Holds Second Meeting at Parish House
The Evening Guild of the Church of the Ascension met in the Parish House library Monday with Rev. Sidney McCammon and Mrs. Ernest Graff speaking. The group invites parish women who cannot attend afternoon meetings and plans to meet the fourth Monday each month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. James Moorehead and Mrs. Franklin Hofer.
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Church of the Ascension
Sidney McCammon
Ernest Graff
Dayton
Women's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
James Moorehead
Franklin Hofer
Community events schedule at local churches and clubs
Beth Sholom Sisterhood hosts a card party at the synagogue at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Eastern Star meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with initiation and refreshments. Rainbow for Girls Assembly No 68 holds initiation Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Rehearsal for officers Saturday at 1 p.m. Ladies Aid of First Evangelical United Brethren meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Clyde Hall's home in Franklin Ohio. Ramblers Club hosts members at 104 Franklin Street for an evening gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs FE H McCandlish. Dr David Gerber speaks on The Ohio with Mrs Russell Galloway discussing Animals Animals and Animals.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Order of the Rainbow
Aid of the
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clyde Hall
Franklin, O
FE. H. McCandlish
Franklin St
Ramblers’ Club
Tomorow
David Gerber
Ohio
Russell Galloway
Medical Auxiliary Luncheon Held at Blair's Restaurant
The Butler County Medical Society auxiliary held a noon luncheon at Blair's Restaurant with colorful ramram arrangements. Mrs. William Porter of Oxford spoke, performing humorous sketches titled If the Shoe Fits. Planning for the next meeting on March 27 at the Anthony Wayne Hotel, Hamilton.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Carl Wizbach
Health Missioner of
Cincinnati
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs. Keller at Holiday House
A post-nuptial linen shower honored Mrs. Shirley C. Keller Jr. at Holiday House. Hosts were Miss Joan Norris and Miss Mary Ann Holland. Attendees included Mrs. Shirley Keller Sr and several Miles and Goonan relatives with prizes awarded to Elizabeth Miles Vera Craig and Patricia Goonan.
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Shirley C. Keller
Holiday House
Joan Norris
Mary Ann Holland
Keller
Janet Miles
Elizabeth Miles
Vera Craig
Patricia Goonan
Shirley Co. Keller, Sr
W.,d
Miles
Dorothy Miles
Marguerite Miles
Zana Keller
Goonan
Joseph Witch
Robert Robillard
Craig
Party Celebrates 80th Birthday of Mrs Sophie Van Cleve
On her 80th birthday yesterday Mrs Sophie Van Cleve of South St was the guest of honor at a surprise party at her home planned by Mr T E McPherson and Mrs Peggy Miller Gifts were presented and games were played Prize winners included Mrs Dale Porter.
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Sophie van Cleve
South St
T. E. McPherson
Peggy Miller
Selective Service Ruling Eases Pressure on College Men
Draft board chairmen say many students leave college early to join the service of their choice rather than risk June drafting. The rule allows time after June for eligible students to enter preferred branches if openings exist. otherwise 1-A delinquents may still be drafted. Graduating seniors get 30 days post graduation to find employment before draft. FBI has 15 delinquents under investigation with G men active in Middletown.
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Wylie Mitchell
Army
Department of Defense
Selective
Armed Service
Mitchell Poin
Mitchell
FBI
Middletown
Gray Ladies Unit To Meet Tonight In Middletown
Gray Ladies of the Red Cross convene at 7 o clock tonight led by Mrs. Margaret Crane and Mrs. Frank Sample at 116 South Main St. The meeting will review recruitment and Blood Procurement and Civilian Defense volunteer work following guidance from national Volunteer Services consultant Mrs. John Geyer.
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Gray Ladies of the Red Cross
Margaret Crane
Volunteer Services
Frank Sample
Gray Ladies
Crane
John Geyer
National Headquarters
Red Cross
Middletown Hospital
South Main St
Girl Scouts Plan Cookie Sale and Juliette Low Birthday Observance
The Middletown Girl Scout Council PR Committee chaired by Mrs Vera Chap man discussed the annual Cookie Sale starting March 9 and plans to observe Juliette Low's birthday on March 12. Window displays will be prepared in city windows and the Speakers Bureau held auditions for membership at the Girl Scout headquarters with five girls accepted.
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Middletown
Community ladies attend evening gathering and cake toast
Climax of the evening came when Mrs Van Cleve was presented with a beautifully decorated cake. Attendees included Mrs W G Denham Mrs Blaine Nickell Miss Judy Nickell Mrs Everitt Dykes Miss Debbie Dykes Mrs Mary Lindsay Mrs Martha Frazier Mrs Donna Kroger Mrs Elvira Hounshell Mrs Robert Hobillard Mrs Iva Powers and Mrs Monroe Buckner.
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Cone Newkirk
Lydia Curtis
van Cleve
W. G. Denham
Blaine Nickell
Judy Nickell
Everitt Dykes
Debbie Dykes
Mary Lindsay
Martha Frazier
Donna Kroger
Elvira Hounshell
Robert Hobillard
Iva Powers
Monroe Buckner
Hamilton Soldiers Wounded In Korea
Two Hamilton families were informed by the Department of Defense that their sons were wounded in the Korean War. Pfc. Louis Strauss of Symmes Road was wounded February 14 and is in a Yokohama hospital, Japan. Pfc. Earl E. Reece of South Fourth Street was wounded February 8 and recuperating in a Japanese hospital. The county total reaches 42 wounded, 13 killed, and 13 missing.
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Hamilton
Department of Defense
Louis Strauss
Symmes Rd
Yokohama
Japan
Earl E. Reece
Martha Reece
South Fourth St
Butler County
Lawmaker Clarence J. Brown Ill With Flu
Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio is ill with the flu. His office says he expects to return to the House on Thursday.
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Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Suez Canal Minimum Depth Cited at 34 Feet
A report states the Suez Canal maintains a minimum depth of 34 feet, ensuring safe passage for vessels at the shallowest point. The datum reflects engineering benchmarks used in navigation planning and maritime operations.
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Suez Canal
Patrol Post Here Will Interview New Candidates
Corporal O J Simmons of the State Highway Patrol Post in Middletown says Colonel George Mingle orders interviews for Middletown area applicants for an April Columbus training class. Applicants must be 21 to 35, American citizens, five years Ohio residents, with high school education or equivalent, 68 inches tall and 165 pounds. Trainee pay is 152 dollars monthly with uniforms meals and quarters provided. upon graduation pay rises to 228 dollars monthly.
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O. J. Simmons
State Highway Patrol
Middletown
George Mingle
Columbus
Simmons
Ohio
Franklinite Worker Suffers Finger Amputation in Industrial Accident
Willis Mathews, 21, of Franklin, was injured at Miami Valley Coating Paper Co. in Franklin when a drum of casein fell and crushed his left hand. The third finger was amputated and his condition was listed as good by Middle town Hospital attendants.
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Willis Mathews
Franklin
General Delivery
Middletown
Mathews
Miami Valley Coating Paper Co
State Patrol to Pick 40 New Training Recruits
Simmons said a new training session will begin after 40 candidates are chosen. The announcement came last Sunday and outlines the selection process for the next training cohort.
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Simmons
State Highway Patrol
Woman Hospitalized After Stairway Fall In Kensington
Mrs Louitia Brice aged 46 of Kensington Avenue fell down a stairway this morning. She was taken to the hospital for x rays and was released.
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Louitia Brice
Sol Kensington Ave
Hamilton Cafe License Suspended for Liquor Violations
A Hamilton cafe on 53 S. Front St faced a 60 day liquor license suspension after violations including Sunday sale and after hour sale. Langdon held D-1 D-2 and D-3 permits for beer wine and liquor at the establishment.
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Hamilton
Ve Langdon
S. Front St. Hamilto
Langdon
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