United Church Women Honor Mrs Kiester at Silver Tea
Middletown Council of Church Women marked its 2nd founding anniversary with a Silver Tea at First EUB Church attended by 150 members and guests. Honoree was Mrs A C Kiester founder and honorary president. World Day of Prayer plans set for Feb 25 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Council
World Service
Wilson
Kiester
E. H. McCandish
J. R. Schuyler
Vance Cribbs
United Church
United Nations Children’s Fund
World Health Organizaon
Franklin A. Stiles
Ross A. Hill
Howard Stalker
L. J. Long
Cribbs
Ira S. Kern
Stiles
E. H. Hammon
Zeno Brandon
D. G. Louderback
Hill
Local births logged for several families
Vital statistics report lists a series of recent births and associations. Middletown couple Mr and Mrs George Smith welcomed a boy yesterday. Baker family of Shartle Street had a girl yesterday. Dunaway of Miamisburg welcomed a girl yesterday. Wilson of Wilbraham Road had a girl yesterday. May of First Avenue welcomed a girl yesterday. Snyder of Fairmount Avenue had a girl today. Indiana City pair ville and Callie Brinegar are noted, as are Hamilton workers William Powell and Earlene Gerber in assorted listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Middletown Rt. 2
William Baker
Shartle St
Melvin Dunaway
Miamisburg
Guy Wilson
Wilbraham Rd
Raymond May
1St Ave
John Snyder
Fairmount Ave
Hospital Notices From West Middle Town and Surrounding Areas
A list of patients with medical or surgical status includes James Pate West Middle Town Rt 1. Mrs Francis Gillman West Middletown Rt 2. Mrs Charles Graff Central Ave. Mrs Luther Collins Manchester Ave. Mrs Earl Roebuck Arlington Ave. Mrs Margaret Kindred Franklin. Mrs Harold Graham Springboro. Mrs Joseph Mulligan Fleming Rd. Mrs Luther Parrott Tytus Ave. Carl Wiese Woodlawn Ave. Mrs Emmett Amburgey Baltimore St. Mrs George Tyler Excello. Mrs Melinda Wills Lincoln St. Howard Chaney Franklin. Mrs Daniel Mokry Coles Rd. Berdy Morris Winton. James Sparks son of Herbert and Mrs Sparks Jackson Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pate
West Middletown Rt. 1
Francis Gillman
West Middletown Rt. 2
Charles Graff
Central Ave
Luther Collins
Manchester Ave
Earl Roebuck
Arlington Ave
Margaret Kindred
Franklin
Harold Graham
Springboro
Joseph Mulligan
Fleming Rd
Luther Parrott
Tytus Ave
Carl Wiese
Sorority Plans Feb 19 Ball At Legion Home
Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi finalized plans for the Strutter's Ball to benefit Edison School. The event, with music by the Syncopators, will be Feb 19 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Legion auditorium. Tickets are available through chapter members or by calling Mrs. Donald Cox or Mrs. Dale Converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Verity Parkway
Strutter
Edison School
American Legion Auditorium
Donald Cox
Dale Converse
F. W. Schneider
Converse
Don Perkins
Andy Mittenholzer
Toastmistress Club installs new officers at Stevens Avenue meeting
Mrs. John Akerman is installed as president with Mrs. Arthur Osborne as vice president, Mrs. Marianne Earl as secretary, and Mrs. Melvin Dawson as treasurer. Mrs. Rains conducts the ceremony at Mrs. Bargest Rains' home with retiring president Mrs. Clayton Ashcraft Jr. honored. Guests include Mrs. Francis Blair and Miss Dorothy Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmistress Club
Bargest Rains
Stevens Avenue
John Akerman
Arthur Osborne
Marianne Earl
Melvin Dawson
Rains
Clayton Ashcraft Jr
Akerman
Francis Blair
Dorothy Barrett
Georgia Couple Wed In Rossville Vows
Announcement of Patsy Kinney and Eugene Hollingsworth marriage lists their families. The bride is from West Carrollton and a West Carrollton High School student. the groom from Franklin, a Franklin High School graduate, works for National Cash Register Co. in Dayton. The ceremony occurred January 8 in Rossville, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Kinney
Eugene Hollingsworth
Raymond Kinney
West Carrollton
Orville Hollingsworth
Franklin
Rossvile
Hollingsworth
West Carrollton High School
Franklin High School
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
New Lodge Member Joined Viola Rebekah in Lodges Meeting
Mrs. Elmer Whisler was initiated as a new member of Viola Rebekah Lodge at Old Fellows Hall. George Steed reported on the life of Thomas Wildey, founder of American Odd Fellowship, for a 30-member group. Hospitality volunteers included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Monroe and several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Whisler
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Old Fellows Hall
George Steed
Thomas Wildey
American Odd Fellowship
J. B. Monroe
A. M. Powers
L. L Dredge
James Chaker
Free Cooking Classes Aid Brides and Women of Middletown
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co home service department offers four free cooking lessons aimed at brides and businesswomen in Middletown. The first session was held at Holiday Center, 39 N Broad St, with weekly classes 7 to 9 p.m. through February. Instructors Mrs Charles Wall and Miss Nan Ingels, with Mrs Isabel Yost, demonstrate meals and techniques including oven meals, chicken casseroles, and other dishes. Participants can call CG&E for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Department
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown Area
Holiday Center
N. Broad St
Ing
Isabel Yost
Central Avenue
Cg&e Home Service Department
N. Broad Street
Homemakers' Circle Three welcomes new members at Girls' Club
The Homemakers' Circle Three met at the Girls' Club where new members Mrs. George Wright and Mrs. Jerry Steading joined. Guest speaker John D. Harbaugh of Rathman Furniture Co. spoke on interior decorating and previewed Chicago's Home Furnishing Show. Plans for a Feb bake sale at Central Store and a February talent auction were announced by ways and means chairwoman Mrs. W L Thomas. Fourth grade students from Maple Park School entertained the group with refreshments handled by Mrs. Harry Eichhorn and Mrs. Charles Gephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Jerry Steading
Homemakers’ Circle Three
Girls’ Club
John D. Harbaugh
Rathman Troup Furniture Co
Harbaugh
Chicago
W.L. Thomas
Ways and Means
Douglas Beebe
Virginia Mallory
Richard Adams
James Hohen
W. L. Thomas
Maple Park School
Mothers Club
Harry Eichhorn
Charles Gephart
Dineen Chairs Fenwick Welfare Benefit Card Party
Mrs Clyde Dineen leads the Fenwick Welfare benefit card party set for February 9 at the Knights of Columbus Hall with tickets at 8 each. Proceeds support Fenwick activities and a large committee handles refreshments and publicity with volunteers listed by name. Players may bring their own cards and choose any game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dineen
Fenwick Welfare
Knights of Columbus
Carl Ristaneo
John Blust
Francis Smirth
Glenn Kraft
Thomas Burney
Joe Mulligan
Clarence Abell
Charles Murphy
Norbert Kittel
Melvin Rogers
John Clark
John Daudt
Charles Wood
Edward Fenders
Edgar Moorman
Omer Fedders
John Farkas
Frank Daly
Francis Kramer
Lou Kenney
Eaton Couple Announces Betrothal of Barbara Jean Mann
Mr and Mrs George Mann of Eaton Rt 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Jean to Pfc Durward Whitt son of Mrs Patricia Dickens of Eaton Rt 1 The bride elect attended Eaton and Jackson High Schools The groom to be attended Eaton High School and is serving with the US Army at Ft Campbell Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mann
Eaton Rt. 2
Barbara Jean
Pfc
Durward Whitt
Patricia Dickens
Eaton Rt 1
Eaton and
Jackson
Eaton High School
U. S. Army
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Sorority and Ladies Aid Meet Tonight and Thursday
Members of Beta Zeta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Phyllis Whitman 603 Charles St LeSourdsville Ladies Aid convenes Thursday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs C L Dakin 2112 Tytus Ave Mrs Joe Neu serves as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Phyllis Whitman
Charles St
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid
C. L. Dakin
Tytus Ave
Joe Neu
National Contributions Of Germans In American Culture
Critique Club last evening discussed German influence in the United States. Mrs. Barr traced early settlers in Pennsylvania 1683 to religious refugees who founded Germantown, noted one third of Pennsylvanians have German descent, and described German roles in farming crafts and music. She cited bridges by Roebling and Schneider and Moravians in Ohio, Cincinnati and Germantown. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Barr with guests Dr. and Mrs. Sarchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Ba
Literary Society
Salzburg
Georgia
Cincinnati College of Music
Stuttgart
Germany
John Roebling
Prussia
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Charles Sehneider
Niagara Falls
Highview Road
John D. Sarchet
Travel Notes Miss Dorothy Gough Vacationing in Miami
Miss Dorothy Gough of McKinley Street is vacationing in Miami Florida. She plans to visit local sights and enjoy the seaside during her holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gough
McKinley Street
Miami
Fila
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Evans
United Church Women
B. Emrick
C. H. Sullivan
Fred Ruhl
J. C. Stutz
Hammon
Ralph DeBord
James B. Garrett
Conners
Runyan
George Tyler
Excello
Melinda Wills
Lincoln
James Sparks
Herbert Sparks
Jackson Lane
First Ave
Curtis ST
Legion Home
Club
Manchester
Mrs. Dineen
Fenwick Party
Eaton
Critique Club
Mrs. Barr
Ry Age
Bso
Tate Et
Manasa Te Ied
Vacuum Yotat Co
Bernice
Enene Ve Store
Navy @Gold
Hine
Zephyr
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