DIKG Members To Attend Luncheon In Cincinnati
Nineteen members of Butler County Ohio Delta Kappa Gamma will attend the annual luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 pm at the Restaurant Continental Netherland Hilton Cincinnati. Miss Helen Caskey Alpha State president will preside and Miss Ola Hiller international president will be guest speaker.
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Butler County
Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Continental
Netherland Hilton Hotel
Cincinnati
Beryl Orr
Mildred Beacom
Florence Powell
Mabel Eldridge
Katherine Roudebush
Mary Dillon
Gertrude Jennings
W. J. Jamison
Ellen Easton
Alice Hawkins
Elizabeth Wetzel
Alice James
Blanche Earnhart
Ethel Rammel
Veda McCray
Lillian Eaton
Ernestine Roudebush
Alma Kinnett
Clara Sixt
Helen Caskey
Alpha State
Ola Hiller
Flint
Mich
Beta Nu
Hamilton County
Gamma Eta
Zeta
Northern
Kentucky
Latzo Osust wedding plans announced in St John Church
Miss Jacqueline A Latzo and Thomas S Osust set for January 9 morning at St John Church. Attendants include maid of honor Charlotte Osust and bridesmaids Mrs Jack Downey Mrs George R Latzo junior bridesmaids Jo Ann Soppvasish and Mary Jo Barnes. Best man John Orth ushers Jack Downey and John Soppanish Jr. Reception at Knights of Columbus Hall at 530 pm hosted by Becky Waczula Kathy Waczula and Joan Orth. Latzo family connections noted Bethlehem Pa and Sherman Avenue.
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Jacqueline A. Latzo
Thomas S. Osust
St. John's Church
Miss Latzo
Charlotte Osust
Jack Downey
George R. Latzo
Bethlehem
Jo- Ann Soppvasish
Mary- Jo Barnes
John Orth
Osust
Jack ,Downey
John Soppanish Jr
Knights of Columbus Hall
Becky Waczula
Kathy Waczula
Joan Orth
George Latzo
Bethlehem, Pa
Ignatius Osust
Sherman Avenue
Brown's Run Club Hosts First Ladies Card Luncheon
Brown's Run Country Club held its first ladies card luncheon of the year at the Sleebig Road clubhouse. Fifty six members and guests attended a noon buffet. prizes went to Mrs. James L. Sawyer and Mrs. William T. Maxwell. Winners at nee included many members such as Mrs. Paul Logan and Mrs. Ralph Parmen ter. The next card party is set for January 28 with a separate progressive bridge luncheon planned January 21 from 10:30 a m to 3 p m.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
James L. Sawyer
William T. _Maxwell
Nee
Paul Logan
Ralph Parmenter
William Schuck
E. V. Gustavson
J. D. Sawyer
E. C. Haselton
David Murray
Maxwell
D. M. Gerber
Heber Jones
D. H. Malcom
W. C. Robertson
George Elliott
J. G. Wikoff
Ladies Progressive Party
Designer's Garden Club Luncheon in Lebanon
The Designer's Garden Club held its annual luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon. Mrs. Russell Dempster spoke on foliage varieties and slides from the Christmas display at First National Bank were shown. The February meeting will be a workshop at Mrs. Calvin Young's home in Thorny Acres with several members listed as attendees.
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Garden Club
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Russell Dempster
First National Bank
Calvin Young
Thorny Acres
Joseph Riley
Harry Waldner
Raymond Moore
Dempster
Anthony Kokenakis
Louis Waldner Jr
Otto Hein
Young
Assembly and La Soiree Clubs Plan Joint Dinner Dance
Board members of the Middle town Assembly and La Soiree Dance Clubs met at the Miller home to discuss a joint formal dinner dance on February six at the Manchester Hotel. Music will be by the Barney Uhl Orchestra with presidents Douglas McCabe and Harry Waldner presiding.
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Middletown Assembly
la Soiree
Donald Miller
Poinciana Road
Manchester
Barney Uhl
Douglas McCabe
Assembly Club
Harry
Church Circles Hold Meetings Across Town
Fourteen members of Missionary Circle Two of First Baptist Church met in Fellowship Hall for a business session led by Mrs. John Naudia. Circle Three gathered at Mrs. Don ald Gephart’s home for a morning meeting and slides on Sacramento Knights. The Ladies Aid Society of West Middletown planned a Feb 11 bake sale. The Wedding Band Club met at Crawford Street Church of God with readings and a missionary report. Mothers’ Club of Greek Orthodox Church held a program on church history with husbands as guests.
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Missionary Circle Two
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
John Naudia
David Thomas
White Cross
Frank Neal
Thomas Baird
Valley Forge
World Congress
Guy Smothers
Thomas
Smethers
Paul Easton
Carl McNabb
Blanche Halsey
Circle, Three
Donald Gephart
Barnitz Street
Paul Curry
William McGuire
Pat Newland
Thomas Webb
Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Church
West Middletown
Walter Rothgeb
James Spies
George Sticklen
Hazel Hopper
C. A. Burtnett
Crawford Street
Mothers’ Club
Sts. Constantine and
Eleni Greek Orthodox Church
Pete Vradens
George Kavouras
George Miller
Gus Lazarus
Steve Sarigianis
Ernest Weaver
Kavouras
Vradelis
Barbara Poolitsan
Middletown Assembly 68 Rainbow Girls Meet Tomorrow
Coming events note farewell ceremonies for Miss Marcia Chesoweth and officers at 7 30 p m civic association. Drill team practices at 12 30 p m. Miami Valley Council 30 D A meets Tuesday at 8 p m for a covered dish dinner at Junior Hall Mrs Daniel Schouse in charge
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Middletown Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
The
Civic Association
Marcia Chesoweth
Assembly
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
Junior Hall
N. Broad St
Daniel Schouse
Designers Go Native With New Collections
New York AP reports the spring fashion week features jungle motifs. Nelle Rosenstein debuts cheetah prints in silk and cotton. Donald Brooks stages python printed gowns in green and yellow. Lerry Aldrich adds tiger-printed chiffon dresses. Eva Rosencrans unveils spoon and shelf skirts with a beaded white chiffon gown. Grenelle Roberts shows bold black and white abstracts as Townley offers neon pink and poison green looks. Designers note strong sales and a shift away from the little black dress as collections widen with varied sleeve treatments and fabrics.
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New York
Nelle Rosenstein
Donald Brooks
Townley
Lerry Aldrich
National Press Week
Eva Rosencrans
Female form glorified in Cassini collection
New York fashion notes showcase Oleg Cassini celebrating the female form with a Venus de Milo inspired spring line including covered-up daytime wear and daring evening pieces. Pauline Trigere debuts canopy sleeves and maypole skirts while Mollie Parris touts swagger silhouettes and Jane Derby unveils ten in silhouette with sequined dinner pajamas at $200.
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Cassini
Mollie Parris
Jane Derby
Dearth Andres Parties End With Brunch
Attendants of Miss Donna May Dearth and Anthony George Andres join a rehearsal eve buffet at St John s Church before their wedding at 10 a m tomorrow. A brunch follows at Satellite Restaurant in Franklin with a reception planned Saturday night.
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Donna May Dearth
Anthony George Andres
St. John's, Church
Franklin
Knights of Columbus Hall
Michael Shah Jr
Springboro Road
Births Reported for Oditt Keathan Swanson and Love
Vital Statistics births list shows a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oditt at 1504 Penfield Ave yesterday a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Keathan at 1922 Winona Dr a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Buck Swanson at 612 Elsmere St today and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. John Willis Love at 818 Yankee Rd today.
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Donald Oditt
Penfield Ave
Franklin Keathan
Winona Dr
Buck Swanson
Elsmere St
John Willis Love
Yankee Rd
Hospital Names inpatients and relatives listed
In The Hospital Mrs. Donald Lau of First Ave Virgil Cottongim of Franklin Mrs. Ellery Malott of Buena Ave Mrs. Rose Wharton of Franklin Theodore Thompson of Waite St Chester Wendt of Bellemonte Mrs. Earnest Wilson of Belle monte St Mrs. Nancy McIntosh of Middletown Rt 3 Carl Bryant of Excello Arthur Wal] of Henry Ave Mrs. James Hurt of Franklin Mrs. Betty Combs of West Middletown Rt 2 John Smith of Central Ave Cardinal Gibbons of August Mrs. Robert Burns of Gideon Rd Robin Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Steele S Main St Joyce Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fields Mount ed Rt 29 John Dalton of Franklin Jeff Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Larry Ellis Texas Ave George Clem of Sixth Ave Mrs Delbert Hopkins of Franklin Mrs Gary Gustin of Queen Ave George Shepard of Inland Dr Roxanna Slusser daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Slusser Franklin OUT OF TOWN David W Lickert of Raymond Drive University Hospital Columbus James V Beatty of Franklin Michael Clark son of Mr and Mrs David Clark Jr Trenton Johnnie Dunaway of Springboro Mrs Edith Evans of Franklin Danny Fouts son of Mr and Mrs John Fouts Middletown Rt 3 Arnold Fugate of Franklin Mrs Lawrence Glasg of 20th Richard Hamilton son of Mr and Mrs James Hamilton Franklin Mrs Alice Isaac of Charles St Robert Lykins of Young St Harmon Moore of Buena Ave Stanley Hickell of Pinta St David Pence of Franklin Rt 1 Mrs William Price of Stanley Mrs Edward Root of Highland Mrs Nelson Wootan Jr of Middletown Rt 3
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Donald Lau
First Ave
Virgil Cottongim
Franklin
Ellery Malott
Buena Ave
Rose Wharton
Theodore Thompson
Waite St
Chester Wendt
Bellemonte
Earnest Wilson
Bellemonte St
Nancy McIntosh
Middletown
Carl Bryant
Excello
Arthur Wal
Henry Ave
James Hurt
Betty Combs
West Middletown
John Smith
Central Ave
Cardinal Gibbons
August Ave
Robert Burns
Gideon Rd
Robin Steele
Robert Steele
S. Main St
Joyce Fields
Robert Fields
Mounted Rt
John Dalton
Jeff Ellis
Larry Ellis
Texas Ave
George Clem
Sixth Ave
Delbert Hopkins
Frank
James V. Beatty
Michael Clark
David Clark Jr
Trenton
Johnnie Dunaway
Springboro
Edith Evans
Danny Fouts
John Fouts
Arnold Fugate
Lawrence Glasg
20Th Ave
Richard Hamilton
James Hamilton
Alice Isaac
Charles St
Robert Lykins
Young
Harmon Moore
Stanley Hickell
Pinta
David Pence
Franklin Rt
William Price
Stanley St
Edward Root
Highland
Some Presidents Had No Vice Presidents In Office
The note lists several U S presidents who governed without a sitting vice president, highlighting periods when the office remained vacant and the constitutional implications during those terms.
Community groups hold meetings and appoint officers
The American Legion Auxiliary named civil defense chairmen and cochairmen for child welfare. Donations were voted for Crusade for Freedom. Cristonians discussed the Feb 19 card party at the National Guard Armory. A J L Purdy spoke on termites with a filmstrip. Homemakers plan May Banquet with twelve circles attending. Twenty one Club members visited Franklin for a meeting. prizes were awarded and Mrs Becker will host Feb 4.
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Jesse Borders
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Clarence Steele
Civil Defense
Jack Sebold
Richard Keiser
Crusade For Freedom
Cristonian
Epsilon Chapter
Cristonians
Wayne Wolverton
Wilbraham Road
National Guard
J. L. Purdy
John Nicholls
James Wander
Park Drive
Robert Taylor
David Ryckman
Todhunter Road
Ryckman
Richard Zehring
William Voorhees
William Kolodzik
Doty House
Franklin
Virgil Gillen
E. Fourth Street
Edward Beachler
Wilbur King
Paul Becker
Letter Carriers Installation Set in Middletown and Hamilton
A joint installation of new officers of the Middletown and Hamilton branches of the National Association of Letter Carriers will be held at 6 30 p m tomorrow. Dorsey Garwood a state vice president will install officers of Branch 188 and Auxiliary 178 of Middletown and Branch 426 and auxiliary of Hamilton.
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Middletown
Hamilton
National Assn
Dorsey Garwood
Edison the Wizard of Menlo Park
Thomas Edison earned the nickname Wizard of Menlo Park for his prolific inventing and laboratory work in New Jersey. His many breakthroughs helped advance electric light and other technologies shaping modern industry.
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Thomas Edison
Wizard of
Menlo Park
LaFrance Cops Speaking Honors at Toastmasters
LaFrance Cops Speaking Honors at a Toastmasters meeting in Middletown. Don LaFrance won best speaker for how to keep Middletown the fine town it is. Other speakers included Phil Brewer on At Sixes and Sevens and Earl Brewer on Are All Things Fair In War. Lloyd Nolan presided at J J Bowling Lanes with Harold Kittel as toastmaster and Chas Brewer as topicmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don LaFrance
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Phil Brewer
Earl Brewer
Lloyd Nolan
Harold Kittel
Chas Brewer
Teen in Texas Can Get Driver’s License at 14
The report states that Texas allows a teenager to obtain a driver's license at age fourteen. It notes the policy challenges and local reactions as families consider early licensing.
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Texas
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Queen Ave
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