One Hundred Club Hosts Social at Girls' Club
The Girls' Club hosted the One Hundred Club gathering with members playing cards. Prizes went to Mrs. Henry E. Miller, Mrs. William Yarber, Mrs. Jack Dick, Mrs. Gilbert King, Mrs. Peter Rooster, and Mrs. H. R. Jones. A snow scene centerpiece and candle lighting highlighted the event. Table decor was by Mrs. George Brecht, with a planning committee led by Mrs. G. R. Bingham and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Miller
William Yarber
Jack Dick
Gilbert King
Peter Rooster
H. R. Jones
George Brecht
G. R. Bingham
G. P. Skillman
Weldon Baker
J. Howard Smith
Brecht
Hospital Tea and Birthday Dinner At Verity Hall
Tea was served in the hospital recreation room for supervisors and student nurses with a floral table arrangement. Miss Audra Mesarvey, Miss Phyllis Painter, Miss Vivian Sturm, and Miss Joyce Fryburger presided. A birthday dinner for January celebrants followed in the private dining room with a cake, favors, and gifts presented by Dr. Mable Gardner. Honorees included Miss Bertha Kerkommer, Mrs. Gladys Thompson, Miss Geraldine Patterson, Miss Vivian Sturm, and Miss June Baird. hostesses were Miss Dorothy Hadley, Miss Emily Cook, and Miss Patsy Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Hall
Audra Mesarvey
Phyllis Painter
Vivian Sturm
Joyce Fryburger
Mable E. Gardner
Bertha Kerkommer
Gladys Thompson
Geraldine Patterson
June Baird
Dorothy Hadley
Emily Cook
Patsy Bowling
Middletown Co-operettes Celebrate Tenth Anniversary
Past presidents were honored as Middletown Co-operettes marked ten years since their 1938 charter. Presiding officer Mrs Hale Dodds led roll calls and reflections on work done, goals ahead, and tributes to visiting internal presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Co-operettes
H. O. Roberts
Oklahoma City
E. Norwood Clark
Cooperettes
Stident Joan
Middletown
Cole
Hale Dodds
B. Norwood Clark
Clark
Andrew Spinney
O. J. Hileman
John Miller
Bevis
Dance Scheduled at Manchester Hotel by Merry Married Mixers
Dinner dance set for Saturday January 17 in the Manchester Hotel ballroom at 7 p m. Chairmen Mr and Mrs Clifford Woodruff lead arrangements with assistants Mr and Mrs W W Jointire Mr and Mrs John Molloy and Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Married Mixers
Manchester Hotel
Clifford Woodruff
W. W. Yointire
John Molloy
Tom Wilson
Burma Missionary Heard By Group
Twenty six members of Mrs R A Hills Sunday school class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs E R Schneiders home for a regular business meeting and program. They decided to undertake a sewing project for the children ward of Middletown Hospital. Mrs Hill led devotionals and letters from Holland were read about food and clothing sent. Mrs J H Stalker a former Burma missionary spoke and showed native costumes. Refreshments were served by Mrs Schneider with assistance from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. R. Schneider
Middletown Hospital
Hill
Holland
J. H. Stalker
Burma
Ann Judson Circle Meets at First Baptist Church
The Ann Judson Circle of First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Gordon Pflanzer's on Erre Ave. Devotions and the program led by Mrs. Sam Morningstar featured a story titled Weaving the Tapestry of Nations. A luncheon followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
First Baptist Church
Gordon Pflanzer
Erre Ave
First Baptist Sunday School Workers Class Hosts Devotion Night
Mrs Kiser Wells welcomed members of the Sunday School Workers Class at First Baptist Church for an evening focused on time. Devotions led by Mrs Edgar Pickle-simer, with Rev John Par and Mrs Parr as guests. Refreshments served by the hostess Espa Geary and Mrs Grant Ack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser Wells
First Baptist Church
Edgar Picklesimer
John Par
Parr
Espa Geary
Grantack
Benefit Tea and Card Party For Middletown Hospital
The Welfare Auxiliary of Middletown Hospital asks reservations for a benefit tea and card party hosted by Mrs. Howard Wilson. It will be on Friday January 23 at 2 p m in the bail room of Manchester Hotel. Proceeds support hospital equipment and needs. Reservations by calling 22 2084.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Auxiliary
Middletown Hospital
Howard Wilson
Manchester
Welfare Ogre of
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Lafayette Temple
In Lodge meeting at Castle Hall Mrs James Bolser presided as Most Excellent Chief. Installations named Mrs Haida Russell as chief and other officers including Mrs James Matson, Mrs Max Wise, Mrs Glen Tullis, and Mrs Ross Stephenson. Past Chiefs certificates awarded to Mrs Bolser and Mrs Clarence Warris. Committee appointments made and a covered dish dinner set for January 20 with initiation February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Temple
Castle Hall
James Bolser
Wayne Back
Ray Mehl
C. W Davis
Haida Russell
James Matson
Max Wise
Glen Tullis
Ross Stephenson
Norman Dole
Chester Brandenburg
Harold Knepshield
Clarence Warris
Earl Knepshield
Federation of Women's Clubs Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Executive Board of the Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 7 30 p m in the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women of the Moose Plan Academy Night Visit
Women of the Moose met in Moose Hall and outlined plans to attend the Academy of Friendship night in Miamisburg on January 2. The group will assist with initiation during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Academy of Friendship
Miamisburg
Births and club notes in Lebanon area
Birth notices report a series of births including a girl for Mr and Mrs Floyd Jones in Lebanon, a boy for Mr and Mrs John Pelfrey Middletown Route 1, a boy for Mr and Mrs Elbert Moland, and additional births for Warren Mitchell, Alford Nolan, and Harold Radaugh with addresses. Colored births listed for Thomas Massie at Lincoln Street. Friendship Club met at Mrs Joseph Atkinson’s home with a covered dish dinner and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Charles With was elected president and Mrs George Chapman secretary. Attendees included Mrs John Seeger and others. next meeting set for January 14 at Mrs Eddie Fendall’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jones
Lebanon
John Pelfrey
Middletown
Elbert Moland
Sycamore St
Warren Mitchell
Fairmount St
Alford Nolan
West Middletown
Harold Radaugh
Shaffer St
Elects
Officers Friendship Club
Joseph Atkinson
Lawn Ave
Njoy
Durne
Charles Wth
George Chapman
John Seeger
Robert Hart
Charles Hixon
Lioyd ‘Wells
Roy Hardin
Middletown Soprano to Sing in Musicale at Dayton Art Institute
Miss Ada Louise Weishaar a Middletown lyric soprano and Dayton Public Schools music supervisor joins Miss Gertrude Huber violinist of the Dayton Philharmonic for a Sunday musicale at the Dayton Art Institute January 18. Accompanist Herschel Linstaedt and flutist David Vornholt assist. program features works by Bach Handel Kreisler Debussy Glazounow and Puccini among others. Sponsored by the Dayton Chamber of Commerce the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Louise Weishaar
Middletown
Dayton Public
Gertrude Huber
Dayton Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Dayton Art Institute
Herschel Linstaedt
Christ Church
Fort Thomas
Weishaar
David Vornholt
Dayton
Miss Weishaar
Donaudy
Bach
Jeptha
Handel
Miss Huber
Miss Wisehaar
Kreisler
Debussy
Ecstasy
Rogers
Friend
Malotte
Charles
Sarasate
Glazdunow
Lotus Land
Scott Kreisler
Capriccio Valse
Wieniawski
Poasttown PTA Meeting Tonight With Judge Cramer
The Poasttown School Parent Teachers Association meets tonight at 8 p m in the auditorium. Judge Fred B Cramer will give a highlight talk. A large attendance is expected and a delicious lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association of
Poasttown School
Fred B. Cramer
Guiding Star Class Meeting at Hill Avenue Home
Calvary Methodist Church guiding star class meets Friday at 7 30 pm at 1904 Hill Ave home of Mrs Harold Gillespie. Mrs F Schmidt and Mrs Carl Smith are hostesses for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Harold Gillespie
Hill Ave
Gillespie
F Schmidt
Carl Smith
Sunshine Circle meeting at First Evan gelical U B Church
The Sunshine Circle of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the classroom. Committee in charge includes Mrs Grover Haas and Mrs George Knott with devotions by Mrs Elmer Combs and the entertainment program arranged by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grover Haas
George Knott
Elmer Combs
Daughters of Union Veterans Install 1948 Officers
Daughters of Union Veterans held their first meeting of the year at the YMCA with 1948 officers installed led by Mrs. Anna Brothers as president and Mrs. A O Harter as senior vice president. Several officers were honored, gifts presented to the retiring president, and guests from Hamilton and Lebanon attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
YMCA
Anna Brothers
A. O. Harter
Ralph Kah
Bess Millard
Lida Roberts
Karl Conklin
Flossie Vail
Vaughan Duvall
H. H. Schrock
Pauline Fisher
Mildred Crawford
John N. Smith
Howard Hannah
Schrock
Florence Hannah
Cora McKinney
Women’s Society circles meet at homes at 2 p.m
W S W S Circles of First Methodist Church plan tomorrow meetings at listed addresses with 2 pm start times and one 1 pm church gathering. An open Middletown Little Theater meeting at Civic Association Building Auditorium begins at 8 pm with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Little Theater
Civic Association
Sans Souci Club Plans Dance At Home Meeting
Members of Sans Souci Club met at Miss Rosemary Swaim's Harrison Street home Tuesday to plan a forthcoming dance. The gathering included a social hour and a buffet lunch after the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Rosemary Swaim
Harrison St
Mrs Thomas Martin Hosts Jolly 8 Bridge Night
Mrs Thomas Martin entertained Jolly 8 Club members at her home Tuesday evening for several hours of bridge. Guest Mrs Frank Kartavish attended. Prizes went to Mrs Joe McClain Mrs Mayme Fisher and Mrs Martin. Refreshments were served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby
Dougherty
Dietz
Mason
Flory
Dayton
Dodds
Thomas C. Giles
J. K. Morgan
Russel E. Dempster
Thomas Martin
Jolly “8” Club
Frank Kartavish
Joe McClain
Mayme Fisher
Martin
Dr Ted B Martin to Join Lt Hudson for Chicago Wedding
Dr. Ted B Martin left yesterday for St Louis to join Lt Hal Hudson of San Diego. They will motor to Chicago where Martin will act as best man at Hudson and Edna Harbeck's wedding. They were Northwestern roommates. Mrs John Daley Jr visits her mother in East Orange. Mrs Charles Russell returns to Los Angeles after a visit with the Wilmer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted B. Martin
St. Louis
Hal Hudson
San Diego
Cal
Chicago
Martin
Hudson
Edna Harbeck
Dr. Martin
Northwestern Univerity
John Daley, Jr
Washington Terrace
East Orange
N. J
Anna Quinn
Charles St
Charles Russell
Los Angeles
Calif
G. W. A. Wilmer
Hospital admissions and surgical cases listed
In The Hospital Vincent Pat Ryan of North Leibee St medical. Mrs Clark Weimer of Lowell St medical. Mrs Bev Noble of Middletown Route 1 surgical. Mrs Orville Moyer of West Alexandria Route 2 surgical. Mrs James Miller of Miamisburg Route 1 medical. Mrs Patrick Dyas of Carlisle medical. Dale Gaunt son of Mr and Mrs Ulric Gaunt of Middletown Route 3 surgical. Miss Kathryn Chrismer of Ardmore Dr surgical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent “Pat” Ryan
North Leibee St
Clark Weimer
Lowell St
Bev, Noble
Middletown
Orville Moyer
West Alexandria
James Miller
Miamisburg
Patrick Dyas
Carlisle
Dale Gaunt
Ulric Gaunt
Kathryn Chrismer
Ardmore
Home Culture Club Meets Wednesday
Home Culture Club met yesterday afternoon in the Girls' Club with Mrs. Lee Chamberlain and Mrs. A Kiester as hosts. Mrs. Otto Augspurger, president, opened with a greeting. After a brief business session, Mrs. E H Weyman and Mrs. Albert Sherman presented the program followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Chamberlain
A. ©. Kiester
Otto Augspurger
E. H. Weyman
Albert Sherman
Sorority Meeting Corrected By YMCA Error
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met Tuesday evening at the YMCA. An earlier listing inaccurately named the group as Epsilon Alpha Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Epsilon Alpha Sigma
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Thrifty
Burnett’s Annual
Central Ave
Pythian Sisters
Federation OF Clubs
Women OF
THE
Thomas Massie
Lincoln St
Friendship Club
W.S.W.S. Circles
Women's Society of World Service
First Methodist Church
Jasper Kiever
Shafer St
C. T. Atkinson
Park Dr
David Horn
Glen Lane
Reed Kenyon
Elmo Pl
H. E. Harvey
Linden
H. E. Lawson
Christel Ave
Roy Deardorff
Fourteenth Ave
Little Theater
Sans Souci Club Business Meeting
Home Culture Club
Trimble
House of Flowers
Yankee Rd
Dial
Vialentine
the Book Shop
North Broad ST
SEARS
Pilgrim
Monty
CKETS
S. Main ST
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