Cotillion Royal Ball Set Feb 11 in Manchester Hotel
Invitations mailed for Cotillion’s Royal Ball to be held February 11 at the Manchester Hotel ballroom. Dinner dance begins at 7:30 p.m. with music by Saum Brothers from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Reservations accepted until February 4 through hosts Thomas and Schuler. committee includes McMullen LaPierre and Rauscher with decorations and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillton
Sam
Manchester
Saum Brothers
Thomas Schuler
Heinkel Road
Robert McMullen
James LaPierre
Fred Rauscher
Housewarming honors daughter at 6339 Dixie Highway
Mrs. D. G. Fisher Jr hosted a housewarming for her daughter Mrs. Joe Little Til at 6339 Dixie Highway. Prizes went to Mrs. Eve West, Mrs. Edgar Chaney, Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mrs. RK. D. Kitchen, Mrs. George Tipton, Mrs. Lloyd Fisher, and Estil Diver. Other guests included numerous listed ladies and young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Fisher Jr
J Oe Little Til
Dixie Highway
Eve West
Edgar Chaney
Charles Fisher
RK. D. Kitchen
George Tipton
Lloyd Fisher
Estil Diver
Citaries Legram
David West
Fred Tipton
Five Presbyterian Groups Hold Morning Meetings
Morning circle sessions of First Presbyterian Church gathered at multiple homes to discuss How a Christian Faces a Crisis. Nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. George Pierce, attended Mrs. Frank Martindell’s Berwick Lane meeting, with Mrs. Paul Clark and Mrs. Mervin Ray yarn assisting as hostesses. Plans for a February bake sale were announced. Group Eight met at Mrs. Russell Galloway’s MeGee Avenue home with hostesses and aides listed, directed by Mrs. John T. Anderson, program by Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Mrs. W. R. Steele. Group Nine met at Mrs. R. W. Davison’s Flemming Road home for 22 members. hostesses were Mrs. Robert Cordray and Mrs. Donald White, session directed by Mrs. BE. C. Grier. Group 10 met at Mrs. Raymond Moore’s Central Avenue home with Mrs. James Diefenbach, Mrs. Thomas Bell and Mrs. Scott Keller assisting. program presented by Mrs. Edward Nopple and Mrs. Edwin Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Martindell
Berwick Lane
George Pierce
Paul Clark
Mervin Ray Yarn
Clark
Luther Ikenberry
Ross Kramer
Russell Galloway
MelGee Ave
Delbert Weyer
Robert Ward
Clay Voegel
John T. Anderson
Thomas Wilson
W. R. Steele
Richard Webster
R. W. Davison
Flemming Road
Robert Cordray
Donald White
BE. C. Grier
James Purvis
Raymond Moore
Central Avenue
James Diefenbach
Thomas Bell
Scott Keller
Edward Nopple
Edwin Crawford
Cecil Kindred
Joseph ©. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Highland Circle
Mothers’ Study League
James Shackelford
Superior Avenue
W. M.huntzinger
Ralph Irons
Frank Hidy
Prolgram
Group 1 Meeting at Reinke Road Hosts
Twenty six members and one new member Mrs Henry Miller attended a Group 1 meeting at the home of Mrs Thomas Schuler on Reinke Road. Assisting hostesses were Mrs David Foochs and Mrs Harold Radabauzh. The program was directed by Mrs Honard Hoffman and Mrs Kenneth Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Group 1
Thomas Schuler
Reinke Road
David Foochs
Harold Radabauzh
Honard Hoffman
Kenneth Smith
Community clubs host, honor Kennedy era notes
The Mothers' Study League and related groups met across Trenton and surrounding areas Tuesday night at homes on Hamilton Trenton Road Verity Parkway and Moore Street. Meetings featured basket weaving cook erama talk charity donations and a Kennedy life program with new members welcomed and prizes awarded.
Vital Statistics Births and Out of Town Notices
Vital statistics list multiple births with parents and addresses including Dees Rimer Lewis Alexander Seelbrede and others. Notes indicate Wednesday births and a few mentions of hospital locations and family connections in West Middletown Greenville Omahe and Cincinnati areas. The entry also lists out of town observer Mrs Sickle of West Middletown at Christ Hospital Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Dees
Winona Drive
David Rimer
David Lewis
Spencer Lane
Donald E. Alexander
N. Sutphin St
Herbert Seelbrede
Greenville
Greenville Hospital
J. B Seelbrede Sr
West Middletown
William Sickle
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Notable Local Births and Household Listings
Michael Yeary and Deborah Lynn Russell are listed among local families with parents named. Alfred Allen of Middletown and Alexander Deaton of Franklin appear alongside several households on Euclid Street and 16th Avenue. Additional entries include Mrs. Franklin Goins, Mrs. Robert T. Roberts, Mrs. David D. Willight, Mrs. Lawrence Roark, Dietra and Gregory Morrison, and the Drake and Singleton households on Fiesta Way and North Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Yeary
May Yeary
Columbia Ave
Alfred Allen
Middletown
Alexander Deaton
Franklin
Robert T. Roberts
Euclid St
Franklin Goins
Frank
Vaness Drake
Winifred Drake
16Th
Deborah Lynn Russell
David F. Russell
David D. Willight
Lind
Dietra
Gregory Morrison
Carl Morrison
Fiesta Way
Gwendolyn Singleton
N. Wall S
Donnie Stout
Elwood St
Norman L. Kreitzer
Red Bud Drive
Baptist Women Meet Reports Planned Spring Event
Members of the executive board of the Woman's Mission Society at First Baptist Church met yesterday to review plans for the spring meeting featuring a speaker from the American Baptist Convention. They announced Monday Bible Study sessions, noted World Day of Prayer on Feb 17, and Brotherhood Week Feb 21 to 28, and approved donations to the Southern Ohio Vacation Bible School and the Keep Christ In Christmas drive. The group discussed aiding a medical student in Africa and reported White Cross quilts filled with future sewing days for pandaces and nightgowns for leper colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Middletown
Glenn Perry
Southern Ohio
Africa
Gordon Pflanzer
Groun
Women of the
First Method Church
G Walter Weber
Mission
Spring Flower Show Discussed At Meeting
Middletown Garden Club outlines flower show committees at East End Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Wilson Sherman home on S Marshall Road. Show planned for National Guard Armory with committee roles assigned and Cincinnati Federation sponsorship noted for March 2 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peil
Middletown Council of Garden Club
East End Garden Club
Wilson Sherman
S. Marshall Road
Peil
Tthe
National Guard
Arthur Luecking
Delores Stoken
Douglas Clifton
Leftover Poultry Casserole And Cranberry Tangerine Tarts
Practical kitchen guidance for turning leftover poultry into a creamy casserole with vegetables potatoes and turkey or chicken baked at 375 degrees as well as cranberry tangerine tart recipes using fresh cranberries orange juice tapioca and tart shells. Also a note on Ski Ball as a winter resort favorite and a spiced lemon clove tea sugar suggestion for a drinkable serving.
Bridal Party To Be Feted For Oakley Clemons Wedding
The rehearsal dinner for Miss Patricia Oakley and Paul J. Clemons will be held at Meadowlawn Church of God with a buffet hosted by the bride elects family. Attendees include Rollie Oakley Everett Clemons James Oakley Janet Medley and many Oakley and Clemons relatives from Gideon Road Ashland Kentucky and Harkie Road ahead of Saturday’s 6 30 p m ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Oakley
Paul J. Clemsons
Meadowlawn Church of God
Roliie Oakley
Everett Clemons
Thomas Clemons
Glenn L. la
Rollie Oakley
Gideon Road
Mr. Clemons
Harkie Rd
Trenton Mothers Club Plans February Social Meeting
The Tuesday session at Mrs Ralph Camberlains home featured a white elephant sale and planning for the February 21 combined social event of all Trenton Mothers Study League circles. The gathering highlighted hostess duties by Mrs Huhn and Mrs Melvin Bramlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baker
Raymond Willis
Jarvig Mothers’ Club
Mothers’ Study League
Stanley Till
Trenton
Gay Young Mothers’ Club
Lamberton Street
James Cummings
Doty House
Mothers’ Club
Ralph Camberlain
Trenton Msl
Eastern Star Presser chapter Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Order of the Eastern Star presser chapter will meet tonight at 7 PM at the Masonic Temple. Ritual instruction will be demonstrated during the business session and refreshments will be served.
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Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kennedy Inaugural Ball Dress Sets New Style Tone
Mrs Kennedy’s gown for the Inaugural Ball is a floor length sheath with a slim white silk skirt and an embroidered sleeveless bodice covered by a sheer overblouse. Designed by Ethel Frankau for Bergdorf Goodman, the outfit includes a matching cape, white gloves, clutch, and opera pumps. the design was revealed by Pierre Salinger and may enter Smithsonian memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
John F. Kennedy
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Pierre Salinger
Ethel Frankau
Bergdorf Goodman
Europe
Mrs. Kennedy
Church groups hold meetings and plan drives
In The Churches Mrs Walter Miller hosted Lutheran Women's Missionary League at Roosevelt Avenue for a business session directed by Mr R J Lehman. Members approved a donation to the Lutheran Deaconess Association and will prepare layettes and cookies for hospital patients. Next meeting at Mrs Jack Schlueter's home on Croyden Lane. Rosary Altar Society set April 5 for a card party. Lydia Guild at First Methodist heard travel talks from Loree Hagen and Edith Sigg about the Holy Land with slides and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Roosevelt Avenue
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Messiah Luther On Church
R. J. Lehbman
Lutheran Deaconess Association
Lutheran World Relief Drive
Drake Memorial Hospital
Jack Schlueter
Croyden Lane
Rosary Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Gavel Agoston
Sacred Heart Church
Fairfield
John Varney
Paul Clifton
James Guyler
Paul Deger
Loree Hagen
Edith Sigg
Lydia Guild
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Card Party Planned for Peastown School Fundraiser
Feb 13 date set for a card party sponsored by the Kindergarten Mothers of Peasttown School. Proceeds fund inside shutter panels for the kindergarten classroom. The benefit will be at the North Madison firehouse Route 4. Guests bring their own cards and tables. refreshments to be served. Arrangements were discussed at Mrs William Drake's home on Germantown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Mothers of Peasttown School
North Madison Firehouse
Route 4
William Drake
Germantown Road
Vocal selection and dinner meeting roles noted
Vocal selection by Mrs Stojan Trifunovic and Mrs Fred Stein Sr directed the business session. Hostesses for the dinner meeting were members of Barnes Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stojan Trifunovic
Fred Stein Sr
Barnes Circle
Korea War Devastation Leaves Millions as Refugees
National Geographic reports that since the 1950 start of the war, Korea has faced immense ruin. About 3.5 million refugees and 100,000 orphans result from destroyed rice paddies, factories, and villages, out of a 29 million prewar population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Ithe National Geographic Magazine
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Cotillion
Presbyterian
Fredd Winslow
Treston
Happy Std
Robert Bare
Hamilton- Trenton Road
Bal Back
Homemakers
Circle Nine
Delta Charter
Crisstanians
Ing
Verity Parkway
Donald Pembur
Oward Buckner
William Slaughter
Robert Yost
Richard Bush
Aberdeen Drive
J. R. Bowman
Thomas Barton
Cummings
Richard Hasemeier
Richard Curry
Cristonians
Wiliam Boast
Moore Street
James P. Lina
Butler County
Eva Galeese
Floyd Flook
Women Circle
Florence Street
Russell Davidson
Jack Cook
Winfred Duff
Fred Roosa Jr
Homemakers Circle Seven
Walter Huhn
Stanley Street
William Kolodzik
Eric Smith
James H. Smith
Elman
Drive
Wille Agee
South Ave
Clive Redker
Meyers Road
Stella Baker
Garfield
Betty Bigelow
A Bigelow
Arthur Brewer
S. Sutphin Si
Orie C. Brown
Omahe
Ad Dickerson
Marshal
William Geiger
Martz. Paullin Road
Carey ‘Hurley
Germantown
Kennet
Ludwig of
Trenot Curley Milton
Robert McGill
Baonitz
Anna Shaw
Lebanon
Patricia Brate
James Brate
Moorman Place
Arthur Sticklea
William Thomas
Hellion Drive
Samuel Vance
Sutphin St
Curtis VanCleve
Navaho
Thomas K. Wallace
Robert J. Walters
Linda Watson
Nat Watson
Garfield St
Mrs. Lawrence Roark
Bryant
Girl's & Boys
Washekle
Boys’ Wool Suburban Coots
Link’s
Society
Chardelle Weber
Baptist
James le Grand
Jhhurch
American Baptist Convention
0. A. Albaugh
Alma Kraft
John Weisel
Sherman
Leo Murphy
William Kraft
Jack Blevins
Alan De‘Ford
Nicholas Kost
Cletus Hornbeck
Cincinnati Federation of Garden Clubs
de Ford
Russell Shoup
Dayton
Aoe
Stoken
Kost
Pliny Bressel
Wiiter
Wetzel
William Akers
Melvin Bramlett
Huhn
Betty Stouse Dance School
Eagles Temple
Central Ave
Betty Srouse
Holy Land
Miss Hagen
Tobias
Tever
Wendy’s
Too
N. Verity
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