W E McCombs Hosts For Family Dinner
Ardmore Drive couple Mr and Mrs W E McComb hosted a family dinner at the Peerless Pantry in Miamisburg to honor the engagement of Joyce Lowe and their son Roger. Attendees included Lt. (j g) and Mrs Robert E Stevens of Glenside Pa Mr and Mrs B C Newkirk and son Christopher Mr and Mrs Clarence Lowe Jerry Lowe Mrs Walter Combs and the engaged couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McComb
Ardmore Drive
Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Joyce Lowe
Roger
J.g
Robert E. Stevens
Glenside
B. C. Newkirk
Christopher
Clarence Lowe
Jerry Lowe
Walter Combs
Cotillion Plans Dance For Feb 9
Plans for the February 9 cotillion dinner dance were finalized at a committee meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs James Stiver on Flemming Road. Chairmen Mr and Mrs MacTobias announced invitations would be mailed to 177 member couples within ten days. Attending were Dr and Mrs John Sawyer Dr and Mrs Bernard Roberts and Mr and Mrs Con Dillon. The January 13 meeting will be held at the Sawyer home on Dixie Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stiver
Flemming Road
MacTobias
John Sawyer
Bernard Roberts
Con Dillon
Sawyer
Dixie Highway
Travel Notes and Local Visits Highlight Nods in Columbus
Edwin L. Bloedow of Monroe Street returned from a three week visit with his daughter Dr. Carman Bloedow of Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Levey of Euclid Street and Mrs. Barry Levey of Sheldon Road spent the day in Columbus for the swearing in of new State Rep Barry Levey of Middletown. Russell G. Lucht and children of Minneapolis along with Waldon Jones of West Palm Beach have returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jones of Hood Avenue, parents of Mrs. Lucht and Waldon Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Bloedow
Monroe Street
Carman Bloedow
Oklahoma City
Okla
Elliott Levey
Euclid Street
Barry Levey
Sheldon Road
Columbus
New State
Middletown
Russell G. Lucht
Minneapolis, Minn
Waldon Jones
West Palm Beach, Fla
Leslie Jones
Hood Avenue
Lucht
Woodruff to Speak at Holy Trinity PTO Meeting
Joseph Woodruff of the Middletown Board of Education will discuss Our Educational System Who's Responsible at the Holy Trinity PTO meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Holy Trinity cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Woodruff
Middletown Board of Education
Holy Trinity Pto
Holy Trinity
Monroe Band Meeting Sets Plans at Booster Dinner
Lemon Monroe High School Band Boosters meet at 7 30 tomorrow night to finish arrangements for a steak dinner from 5 to 8 p m on Feb 2. They will discuss plans for the band's twenty fifth anniversary to be observed with the spring concert March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon - Monroe High School
Dilemma Tryouts Tonight at Middletown Playhouse
Tryouts for the Middletown Actors Playhouse third production of the season will be held tonight at 8 30 p m at the Middletown Fine Arts Center in the American Legion Building. Three men and three women will be cast in the three act melodrama Dilemma by Jean Branston to be presented in late February. Director is Mrs. Virginia Westland. A brief business meeting precedes at 7 30 p m at the Art Center. All interested persons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami Valley Council 30 D of A Meeting News
Installation of new officers will highlight the Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the D of A Hall 19 North Broad Street. The Julia T. Roth Past Councilors will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the D of A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
D of A
N. Broad St
Julia T. Roth
Booster Club Slideshow At Madison High Tomorrow Night
Jean Shackelford of Lemon Monroe High will speak and show slides from her Germany trip at the Mohawk Boosters Club meeting at Madison High School at 7 30 tomorrow night. The group also finalizes plans for a January 19 basketball game between the Redheads and the Armco Triangles to raise funds for football field lights and band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shackelford
Lemon - Monroe High School
Germany
Mohawk Boosters
Madison High School
Madison High
Armco Triangles
Sunday Tea Honors Miss Glenda Rupe Bride Elect
A tea hosted by Mrs. Len Kahny Mrs. Otto Long Jr and Mrs. Joseph Delaney honored Miss Glenda Rupe bride elect of Bruce Peters at the Kahny home on Fisher Road. Blue and white decor reflected the motif for the 2 pm to 5 pm event with guests from Dayton and family members of the couple. The wedding is set for January 26 at 7:30 pm at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda
Rupe
Bruce Peters
Len Kahny
Otto Long Jr
Joseph Delaney
Kahny
Fisher Road
al Hamm
Ray Welsh
Bonnie Trent
Robert Campbell
Betty
Peters
Bruce Peters Sr
Nixon Court
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Sizemore Bridal Fest Planned Before Wedding
Two hostesses entertained Naomi Sizemore, bride-elect to Gerald May, at Beatrice Drive with pink and white decor, a gift table doll, and bridal games won by Mrs. Billie May and others. Naomi Sizemore, daughter of Seymour and the late, is set to wed Gerald May of Elk Creek Road, West Middleton, Saturday at Free Will Baptist Church in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Sizemore
Gerald R. May
Ellis May
Ronnie May
Beatrice Drive
Billie May
Hubert Rice
Leonard May
Linda Sizemore
Seymour Sizemore
Shirlley Keller
Charles Hume
Josephine Rizzo
Denzil Ousley
Brenda May
Ernest May
Sizemore
Franklin
May
Elk Creek Road
West Middletown
Free Will Baptist Church
School Board Reorganizes At 7:30 Tonight
The Board of Education will hold its annual reorganization and election of officers at 7:30 tonight at the Administration Building, 1515 Girard Ave. Items include selecting a bank to act as depository for 1963 funds and fixing regular meeting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Girard Ave
Civitan Club to Install Officers at Dinner Meeting
The Civitan Club plans an officer installation during a dinner meeting for members and wives at 7 p m on January 15 at Manchester Motor Inn. A J Felton of Black Clawson Co will speak with slides about his trips to India and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Manchester
Motor Inn
A. J. Felton
Black Clawson Co
India
China
Dinner Given For Miss Cox
Miss Margaret Ann Cox bride elect of Arthur Benjamin Fuller was guest of honor at a Saturday night party given by Mrs. Robert E. Brown on 16th Avenue. Pink and white decor featured a fireside basket centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Francis Fuller and others. The couple plan to wed January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Cox
Arthur Benjamin Fuller
Robert E. Brown
16Th Avenue
Francis Fulller
L. D. Ellis
Glenna Theiss
Paul A. Curlis
Gerald Cole
George Brown
John Fuller
Don Ellis
Lynda Brown
Bette Fuller
Richard A. Fuller
Cox
M. F. Cox
Central Avenue
Mr.Fuller
S. Breiel Boulevard
Vital Statistics Births and Names Appear in Franklin Area
A cloud of newborns fills the Franklin area with births recorded at local homes and hospitals. Families listed include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. DePew at 9 Chestnut Street with a girl, and many other couples delivering sons and daughters Saturday or Sunday, with several births noted today. The items also mention numerous residents from Franklin and surrounding towns, including addresses on Arlington Avenue, Manhattan Street, Brentwood Street, Young Street, Ellen Drive, Malvern Street, N River Street, Crawford Street, Beam Drive, Beatrice Drive, Glencoe Avenue, Root Lane, Hawthorne Street, Eighth Street, Stanley Street, and more, reflecting a steady stream of newborns in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh T. DePew
Chestnut St
Franklin
Jon Preston
Arlington Ave
Alton Combs
Manhattan St
Irvin Taylor
Brentwood St
John H. Davidson
Young St
William M. Bursh
Ellen Drive
Charles Allen
Malvern St
Donald F. Richards
N. River St
Joe Bush
Crawford St
Douglas Whitaker
Beam Drive
Earl Mercer
Beatrice Drive
Theodore Lange
Elmo Place
Coy Jackson
Glencoe Ave
Tom Deaton
Root Lane
Alfred Peck
Hawthorne St
Clifford Middleton
Eighth St
Hospital Notices Mention Local Heads and Residing Addresses
In The Hospital Herbert Kramer of Trenton. Larry Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black, Tytus Ave. Floyd C. Campbell of Middletown Trailer Court. Robert Wenzel of Baltimore St. William E. Wilson of Cam n. Mrs. Mable Souers of Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Lawrence Taulbee
Taylor Ave
Hayden Taylor
Goldman Ave
Effie Thorp
Garfield St
Everett
Franklin
Randy Wallace
Herbert Wallace
Corlee Road
Kenneth Watson
Calumet Ave
Thomas Abney
Fairmount Ave
Silas Bearden
Kensington
Ralph Belcher
Waynesville
Joseph Beschorner
Yankee Road
Dorothea W. Bigelow
Moorman Place
John Brown
Germantown Road
William Cluxton
Steven Combs
Jimmie Combs
Middletown
Irt
Carrie Dimyer
Young
Herbert Kramer
Trenton
Larry Black
Tytus Ave
Floyd C. Campbell
Middletown Trailer Court
Robert Wenzel
Baltimore St
William E. Wilson
Camn
Mable Souers
Arlington Ave
Italian Fashions To Debut Jan. 17
Rome hosts spring and summer shows starting January 17 before moving to Florence. Rival factions unite under the National House of Italian Fashion to build domestic prestige, with designers including Tita Rossi Faraoni Centinaro Gregoriana Biki Fontana Garnett Valen tino Balestra Sarli and Debarentzen Baratta Gatti Noni showing in Rome or Florence and Paris exports prompting the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Florence
Lities
National
House of Italian Fashion
Simonetta
Fabiani
Italy
Paris
Capucci
Tita Rossi
Faraoni
Centinaro
Gregoriana
Biki
Milan
Fontana
Eleanora Garnett
Valentino
Balestra
Sarli
Patrick Debarentzen
Baratta
Gattinoni
Marriage Announcement of Hinsch and Doughmann
Announcement of Miss Mary Rowlyn Hinsch marrying Cpl. James C. Doughmann son of Mr and Mrs Paul Doughmann of Excello. They wed during the holidays at the air base chapel in Jacksonville Florida. Mrs Doughmann a senior at the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing will continue studies at the hospital. Husband is stationed with the Marine Corps in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rowlyn Hinsch
James C
Paul Doughmann
Excello
Rowland Hinsch
Middletown Hamilton Road
Ara Base
Jacksonville
Doughmann
Jewish Hospital School Ofursing
Marine Corps
Club meeting plans and luncheon held at Miss Parker’s home
Registered medical secretaries from Cincinnati Hamilton and Middletown met for a buffet luncheon at Miss Eleanora Parker’s Mee t Kinley Street home following a brief business session. The group disclosed secret pals and conducted a gift exchange. The Fireside Restaurant in Mount Healthy will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Eleanora Parker
Film Show Depicts Mediterranean Cruise At Civitan Meeting
The Travel Department of the First National Bank will present a Mediterranean cruise film at the Civitan Club meeting at noon tomorrow at Manchester Motor Inn. George Knapp serves as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
George Knapp
Discussion Planned By Trenton PTA
A January meeting of the Trenton PTA will feature a panel of high school pupils discussing home and school problems. After a business session E P Howerton sixth grade teacher will showcase a pilot arithmetic method with his class. James Murphy high school principal will moderate the panel with seniors discussing future education and new teaching methods followed by a question and answer period. Panel members include Ruth Runyan Sue Jacobs Carol Hurt Loretta Moore Charles Cremains Joanne Ashley Theresa Spivey David Adrian Dorothy Loman Bill Melloh John Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
PTA
Bloomfield
E. P. Howerton
Howerton
James Murphy
Ruth Runyan
Sue Jacobs
Carol Hurt
Loretta Moore
Charles Cremeans
Joanne Ashley
Theresa ‘Spivey
David Adrian
Dorothy ‘Loman
Bill Melloh
John ‘Puckett
New Hair Growth Claim From Texas Lab Consultants
A Houston firm of laboratory consultants promotes a 32 day no risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and promote new hair growth. They emphasize multiple scalp conditions cause shedding and invite interested individuals to test the treatment at their own cost if it may help, with no guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Kipling St. Houston
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W.E. McCombs
Cotillion
Woodruff
PTO
Upper Springboro Rd
O. Dial
Orig
Pauline Trigere
America
New York
Booster Club
Jos
Society
Chardelle Weber
Glenda Rupe
Miss Sizemore
Miss Cox
Burke-Amey
Dorse Howard
S. Main
Robert Horn
William Westfall
Linden Ave
A. Milne
Stanley ,St
Charles Joe Day
David E. Ingram
Oberon Drive
Galveston Latimore
Sixth Ave
Douglas Barker
Mrs
Everett Barker
Pershing l Ave
Cecil Bogan
Drexel Cooper
Leslie Dixon
Grand Ave
Hazel Kling
Monroe St
Edward Lloyd
Curtis Moore
Camden
Ernest Murphy
Estill Gabbard
Lebanon
Frederick Leopold
Central Ave
Norbert Kittle
Seldon Ave
James E. Robinson
Mossman Road
Gary Gable
Lamberton St
Janet Heilmann
John Lawsaw
Kenee Drive
Allumel W. Lowe
West Alexandria
George Steinbrecher
Elsmere Stey
Louise Higgins
John Higgins
Mary D. Rankin
Lawn Ave
Wayne Hursh
Kensington St
Epp Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Berry
Arnold Brewer
Herbert Chandler
Queen
Chester Cottongim
Richard Davis
Ruben Davis
Lafayette St
Elby Estes
Taylor St
Manuel Mobley
Sheridan Ave
Joanne Meyers
Frankilin
Donald E. Miller
Poinciana Road
William Moore
18Th Ave
Anne Neville
Stanley St
Lewis T. Sanders
Glencoe
Marion Scott
Evelyn Drive
Yp Kash Shoemaker
Greenfield
Edward Shoemaker
Albert Stahley
William Stephen
Carlisle
Ochis Stump
Whittier St
Thomas Sturgill
Frank
Henry H. Johnson
R. D. Kitchen
McKinley St
George C. Morgan
Shafer St
George Pelfrey
Combs, Ky
Jack Penick
Nan Sandlin
N. Broad
Rose Sigecan
Forest Glenn Drive
David E. Smith
Midway St
George Smith
Hill St
Thomas Smith
Paul Tedrow
Springboro
Thomas Bruce Trimble
Arnlold Drive
U. S
Perm Is & Pleas
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Betty Sroufe
Strand Theatre
Trenton Pta
Hugtite
Kim-iea
Dacen Bach
Eddie Stigler
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