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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1966

Page

8

Cotillion Dinner Dance Planned for February Fifth

Jan 29 deadline set for reservations for the Cotillion dinner dance at the Manchester Motor Inn on Feb 5. Steering by Harold G Dance. committee includes W C Higdon, William L Sandston, Robert Lentz, Ward Browning. reservations through William Sandston. planning meeting Jan 23 at the Higdons home.

Manchester Motor Inn Harold G. Dance W. C. Higdon William L. Sandston Robert Lentz Ward Browning Sandston

Cub Scout Program by Pack 98 for Maple Park PTO

Cub Pack No 98 directed by Robert McGehean and Eugene Cole presents a program for the Maple Park PTO in the school auditorium at 7 30 tomorrow evening.

Robert McGehean Eugene Cole Maple Park Pto

Bridal Shower for Miss Laraine Withrow Before Wedding

Miss Laraine Kay Withrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Withrow, will wed Robert A Easterling Saturday at 7 30 p m at St Peter s Lutheran Church Trenton. A bridal shower hosted by Mrs Carlo Carter and Mrs Larry Crump at the Carter home on Dickey Road honored her with gifts. Guests included JoAnn Russell Dwight Walters Judy Cassidy Dan Brandenburg Carl Carter Charles Wilson Wayne Withrow Lucien Hatfield Rosemary Wilson Larry DeBorde and Robert Hatfield. Maid of honor JoAnn Russell. bridesmaids Mrs Carlo Carter and Mrs Larry Crump. Best man Jae Easterling and ushers Donald Tipell Steve Christy. Reception at the church parish house.

Laraine Kay Withrow Robert A. Easterling St. Peter's Lutheran Church Trenton Carlo Carter Larry Crump Carter Dickey Road Miss Withrow JoAnn Russell Dwight Walters Judy Cassidy Dan Brandenburg Carl Carter Charles Wilson Wayne Withrow Lucien Hatfield Rosemary Wilson Larry DeBorde Robert Hatfield Hetzler Road Jae Easterling Donald Tipell Steve Christy

Forest Hills Country Club Smorgasbord Dance Planned

Forest Hills Country Club announces a dinner dance at the FH lodge on January 29 from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Reservations close January 26. Arrangements committee includes Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones, Mr and Mrs Tom Blake, and Mr and Mrs John Adams. The event is part of a series of social activities for members and guests.

Forest Hills Country Club Kenneth Jones Tom Blake John Adams

Vital Statistics births listed at various addresses

A list of birth notices from multiple families noting the sex of the newborns and the dates or timing of the births. Names include Nick Ververis, Doxie Sissom, Robert S. Bendel, Richard Waits, Thomas Oligee, Coy Joseph, Randel Pence, and Robert Wendt with corresponding addresses and birth days. One out of town entry reports a January 14 birth at Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton.

Nick Ververis Beatrice Drive Doxie Sissom Oxford State Road Robert S. Bendel Charlotte Drive Lebanon Richard Waits Germantown Rt. 1 Thomas Oligee Park St Coy Joseph Morgan St Randel Pence Woodlawn Ave Robert Wendt Monroe St Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton

Local residents listed in Saturday Dayton report

Clarence Lawson of Yankee and Mrs Daymond Bryant of Rose dale Ave names appear with David Scearse son of Velma Scearse Grand Ave and others including Mrs Tom Dokas South Ave William Edwards Mason Mrs Byron Mohn Gideon Richard Hancock Lebanon William Mayne S Clinton St Mrs Douglas Spears Hood Ave Mrs Robert Hayes Monroe Mrs Theodore L Henderson Highview Rd Mrs Edward Thorpe Wi coff St Mrs res asemier Franklin David Reynolds Wicklow Dr John Dunn N Sutphin St Donald V Gray Highland St Day ton Hospital in Day ton on Saturday

Clarence Lawson Yankee Daymond Bryant Rosedale Ave David Scearse Velma Scearse Grand Ave Tom Dokas South Ave William C. Edwards Mason Byron Mohn Gideon Road Richard Hancock Lebanon William Mayne S. Clinton Douglas Spears Hood Ave Robert Hayes Monroe Theodore L. Henderson Highview Road Edward T. Thorpe Wicoff St Richard S,asemier Franklin David Richard Reynolds Richard Reynolds Wicklow Drive John E. Dunn N. Sutphin St Donald V. Gray Highland St St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton

Auxiliary Officers Installed at Butler County Pharmacy Group

The Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary installed new officers at Mrs. Michael Kilday’s home. President Mrs. John Walker, Vice President Mrs. Tom Noe, Secretary Mrs. Norman Dingeldein, and Treasurer Mrs. Jerry Braun. February meeting at Mrs. Noe’s home will feature Jim Newton of Hamilton Journal News as guest speaker. A Valentine party for Butler County Home residents is planned for February 1, and the annual dance at the Elks Country Club is set for January 29.

Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary Michael Kilday John Walker Tom Noe Normen Dingeldein Jerry Braun Noe Jim Newton Hamilton Journal News Don Stuckey Butler County Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Elks

Duplicate Club Meets At Temple

Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Temple Beth Sholom with the Mitchell movement at eight tables. Thirty-two players posted an overall average of 84. North-south winners were Mrs. C. M. Woodruff and Mrs. Frank Coldiron, first 97%. Second and third tied pairs included Mrs. Gordon Nein with Mrs. Land Lynch Jr., and Mrs. Russell Anness with Mrs. Richard Fialho, each 89 points. Fourth went to Mrs. Richard Getter and Mrs. P. S. Cade, 87%. East-west winners were Mrs. Carol Kuhn and Don Elson, 91%, Ken Haley and E. T. Forsyth, 90.04, Howard Wikoff and C. M. Woodruff, 90, Ted Fraley and William Childress, 87%. Next session is Jan. 24 at the temple.

Middletown P. S. Cade Carol Kuhn Don Elson Ken Haley E. T. Forsyth Howard Wikoff C. M. Woodruff Ted Fraley William Childress the Temple

Opera Stand-Ins Step In At The Met In A Night Of Crisis

New York AP reports the Metropolitan Opera staged The Girl of the Golden West with Dorothy Kirsten sidelined by illness and Eleanor Steber stepping into Minnie. Tenor Franco Corelli pressed through rehearsal despite bronchitis but withdrew after the first act. Gaetano Bardini, a last minute standby, debuted unexpectedly after illness disrupted schedule.

New York Metropolitan Opera Dorothy Kirsten Minnie Eleanor Steber Franco Corelli Gaetano Bardini Met

Valentino Defines Chic Sophistication In Rome Show

In Rome Valentino presented an elegant chic line aimed at the sophisticated woman. Models wore quiet pastel coats over white sheaths with full backs and subtle belts, while dresses featured circular yokes and inserts, with op art stripes and diamond contrasts.

Valentino Tiziani Barocco

Amahl and the Night Visitors delight church crowd

The Church of the Ascension Choir staged Amahl and the Night Visitors for the last time Monday night before more than 600 enthusiastic attendees. Mrs. Helen Ramsdell praised the performance as superb and effective, noting strong singing and fine acting. The cast featured David Beil as Amahl with J Earl Jones, Rev. Mr. Christopher Neely, and Mel Martin as the kings, and David Stitt as the page. Georgia Neu and Dean Carter danced shepherd roles, with James Head designing the adaptable set and Paul Bell directing assisted by Miss Phyllis Head.

Amahl Church of the Ascension Choir Helen Ramsdell Middletown Edward Utz David Beil J. Earl Jones Christopher Neely Mel Martin Kings David Stitt Church of the Ascension James Head Paul Bell Phyllis Head

Elks Socialites and Homemakers Hold Joint Meeting

At a combined Socialites and Elks Lodge gathering Mrs. George Perry announced the purchase of tables and 50 chairs for the club. New members Mrs. Earl Sheriff and Mrs. Thelma Honschul were welcomed. President Mrs. Eugene Fishbaugh was named nominating chair. Homemakers Circle One met at Mrs. Ralph Connor’s home and discussed the Clowns’ Capers dance set for Feb. 19 at the K of C Hall with Miss Berry Orr as guest speaker on the gifted child.

Elks George Perry Elks Lodge Earl Sheriff Thelma Honschul Roosevelt School Eugene Fishbaugh Lo] Cohen Lee Pohlable Homemakers Circle One Orchard Street Ralph Connor K of C Patrick Edwards Berry Orr Wilson School Aillian Elkjer Homemakers

Model Railroad Association boasts 14 thousand hobbyists

The National Model Railroad Association numbers about 14,000 hobbyists who actively build their own scale models, reflecting strong community and hobbyist engagement nationwide.

The National Model Railroad Association

Meeting Of BKPW Scheduled

A dinner meeting of Middle town Business and Professional Women's Club is set for 6:30 p.m. today at the Women's Center. A panel discussion and audience participation program are planned with Miss Helen Keathing and members of the personal development committee hosting along with two hostesses.

Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club Women’s Center Helen Keathing Will & 2

LeSourdsville Ladies Aide Meeting Set for Thursday

The LeSourdsville Ladies Aide will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Edith Girard s home 6549 Hamilton Middletown Road in LeSourdsville Ohio with plans for the group s upcoming activities.

LeSourdsville Edith Girard Hamilton-Middletown Road

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