Holy Trinity Clubroom Opening Planned for Friday
The Holy Trinity Athletic Association schedules a Friday opening for the new clubroom on the first floor of the Trinity Gym building. A dance with Harold Norris and his orchestra will run 8 30 p m to midnight, with the Middletown Hamilton basketball game broadcast. The room memorializes World War II dead and features a new lounge, snack bar, ping pong and checkers, upgraded locker rooms, acoustic ceiling, lighting, and public address system.
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Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Athletic Association
Harold Norris
Middletown-Hamilton
Cap Is Awarded To Local Student At Nursing School
In a candlelight ceremony at Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Dayton Miss Donna Kaurich daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kaurich joined forty two classmates receiving their caps after six months of training She is now eligible to become a student nurse and is a 1947 Middletown High School graduate who entered training in June 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Donna Kaurich
Carl Kaurich
Kaurich
Middletown High School
Births Reported From Local Homes This Week
Mr and Mrs Everett Hall 2910 Yankee Rd welcome a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Claude Brewer Lebanon report a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Vincent Cardarella 2317 Central Ave announce a girl Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Mays 209 Gideon Rd welcome a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Reynolds 1609 Grand Ave announce a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Hess 4 The Alameda report a boy Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hall
Yankee Rd
Claude Brewer
Lebanon
Vincent Cardarella
Central Ave
James Mays
Gideon Rd
Walter Reynolds
Grand Ave
Paul Hess
the Alameda
Wolfs welcome daughter in Antioch California
Mr and Mrs Clark H Wolf Jr of Antioch California welcomed a girl on Sunday Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clark Wolf of Catalpa Drive and the family announced the birth in the local notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark H. Wolf, Jr
Antioch
Calif
Clark Wolf
Catalpa
Interesting Paper Presented To Group
Mrs Earl D Conklin spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club on the Equal Rights Amendment describing its impact on career women and modernization of laws. The event featured a style show by Mrs W H Jones and a New Look interpretation with models including Christine Sheley and Elizabeth Schenck. Plans for a February 4 benefit bridge at the Manchester Hotel for the Cancer Fund were announced along with an antique sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Conklin
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Conklin
W. H. Jones
Federation Committee
Richard Coleman
Emily Sams
Lenna Frisch
L. T. Wilmore
Helen Weishaar
Manchester
Cancer Fund
Pioneer Scout Mothers Elect New Officers
Pioneer Scout Mothers met at Mrs. George Knott's home for a covered dish luncheon yesterday. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Fred Lehmkuhl president, Mrs. Frank Crocker vice president, Mrs. George Knott secretary, Mrs. William Jackson treasurer, and Mrs. William Bailey corresponding secretary. Eleven members and one visitor attended. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Lehmkuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knott
Fred Lehmkuhl
Frank Crocker
William Jackson
William Bailey
Lehmkuhl
Corona Circle of Mothers Meeting At Mrs Stichweh Home
The Corona Circle of Mothers Study League met for their regular monthly gathering at the home of Mrs. Chester Stichweh with Mrs. Rex Redman presiding. Bandages for the hospital were folded during business, and Mrs. Robert Stewart showed movies on Williamsburg Virginia. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stichweh and Mrs. Robert Kontnier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Chester Stichweh
Stichweh
Rex Redman
Robert Stewart
Williamsburg
Robert Kontnier
Hospital Patients and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists patients with their ailments and addresses. Names include Mrs Hawke Cornwell Seneca Street medical and Mrs Walter Hartman Camden Route 3 surgical, plus others such as Su Ann Lakes Cleveland Street medical and Bernard Wlosinski Baltimore Street dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke Cornewell
Seneca St
Walter Hartman
Camden
Newton L. Egleston
Franklin
Su Ann Lakes
John Lakes
Cleveland St
Bradley Hillard
Katherine Mayer
Garfield St
William Nichol
Middletown
John Broders
Young St
Surgical
Gail Boyer
Herbert Boyer
Germantown
Richard
Trudy Rogers
John S. Rogers
Franklin, Surgical
Shirley Reedy
Robert Reedy
Springboro
Robert Fink
Eldora Dr
Betty Smith
West Middletown
Harold Gibson
Woodlawn Ave
Bernard M. Wlosinski
Baltimore St
Lester Keeler
Sherman Ave
Homemakers' Circle No 3 Welcomes New Members
Homemakers' Circle No. 3 met at the Girls' Club with twenty six members present. Four new members joined and plans were made for guest night in February featuring a covered dish dinner. Mrs Sam Goettman spoke on Fashions of 1948 and Mrs R L Laundy reviewed The Bishop's Mantle by Agnes S Turnbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
Girls’ Club
Sam Goettman
R. L. Laundy
Agnes S. Turnbull
Fred Yoder
C. W. van Gilder
Byron Swainey
Highland Circle of Mothers' Study League Meeting Notes
The Highland Circle of Mothers' Study League met at Mrs. W. M. Huntsinger on Superior Ave. C R Troup and A Atchley presented slides on home decoration including color harmony and furniture arrangement by room size. Mrs. J L Glass spoke on the influence of women’s clubs, noting clubwomen’s reach yet limited impact on veterans housing, juvenile delinquency, and health programs. Mrs Roy Stutz ended in Gibson Girl dress with an accordion medley. refreshments were provided by the hostess and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Circle of Mothers’ Study League
W. M. Huntsinger
Superior Ave
United States
Roy Stutz
Frank Hidy
Lynn Young
Ralph Irons
Bil Long
J. M. Leighton
Glenn Perry
Clyde Bradshaw
M. W. Hodgdon
William Black
J Booth
K. Moffett
L Jenkins
H. Pieratt
D. Imhoff
Progressive Mothers' Circle Speakers On Homes Of The Future
Progressive Mothers' Circle of Mothers' Study League met at Mrs. Frank Swift's home. Kepple O. Small of Miami University spoke on homes of the future. Guests included Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Small, and Mrs. Thompson. Prizes went to Mrs. Hein, Mrs. Dempster, and Mrs. Hummel. Lunch followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Mothers’ Circle of
Mothers’ Study League
Frank Swift
Kepple O. Small
Miami University
R. S. Burns
Kepple Small
Thompson
Otto Hein
Russ Dempster
Ralph Hummel
United Mothers Circle Opens Year With Charity Vote
The United Mothers Circle of Mothers Study League met at Mrs. George Hancock home. President Rob ert Helsinger led a vote to donate to the March of Dimes and plans for a February 17 George Washington party at the YMCA Barnitz Room were discussed as a family event with children providing entertainment. Guest speaker Mrs. Clayton Huber reviewed Children One to Six. Desert luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Hancock with assistance from Mrs. J. D. Christy.
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United Mothers’ Circle of Mothers’ Study League
George Hancock
Robert Helsinger
Barnitz
YMCA
Clayton Huber
J. D. Christy
Welfare Benefit Plans Completed for Middletown Card Party
Welfare Auxiliaries of Middletown Hospital announce a benefit card party and tea at the Manchester Hotel ballroom on Friday at 2 p.m. Proceeds fund hospital equipment. Mrs. Fred Schatzmann is general chairman with cochairman Mrs. T. L. Jarvis. tea led by Mrs. Martin Coffey. reservations led by Mrs. Howard Wilson. publicity by Mr. Dave Regan. other committees include ticket, reservations, and assisting members.
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Fred Schatzmann
Welfare Auxiliary
Middletown Hospital
Manchester Hotel
Howard Wilson
Merchants of
Middletown
Welfare
Schatzmann
Cochairman
T. L. Jarvis
Martin Coffey
DeWitt Chapple
Mike Mandzak
C. T. Atkinson
EB Sickle
Carl Webber
Joe Ayres
Howard
Harry Mercer
Merlin Schrock
Joe Thomas
Dave Regan
Modern Mothers Fundraiser and Book Reviews Recap
The Modern Mothers Circle of the Child Study League met at 1405 Fairmont Ave with fourteen members. Harold Brooks of McKinley School gave a book review, and Mrs. Clifford Cook reviewed Out On a Limb by Louise Baker. Donations to the March of Dimes were raised and a rummage sale planned with Girl Scout Troop 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers’ Circle
The
Child Study League
Coddington
Fairmont Ave
Harold Brooks
McKinley School
Clifford Cook
Louise Baker
March of Dimes
Girl Scout Troop 12
Modern Mothem
John Robinson
Otterbein Circle hosts surprise birthday party
Members of Otterbein Circle of Calvary Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Frank Troutvine’s Shafer Street home for a surprise birthday party honoring sister Miss Daisy Weisel. Mrs Ray Weaver led a short business meeting, devotionals were by Mrs Mabella Fitzgerald, and social hour included games and prizes for Mrs W S Conklin and Mrs Carrie Rugs. Readings by Mrs W S Conklin and Mrs C J Brehany. Twenty five members and guests attended and refreshments were served.
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Otterbein
Calvary Methodist Church
Frank Troutvine
Shafer St
Daisy Weisel
Ray Weaver
Mabella Fitzgerald
W. S. Conklin
Carrie Rugs
Mothers' Study League Meeting Set at YMCA Barnitz Room
The Mothers' Study League will meet in the Barnitz Room of the YMCA Thursday at 1 30 p m Representatives of all circles are urged to attend.
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Mothers’ Study League
Barnitz
YMCA
American War Mothers to Meet at Legion Home
American War Mothers will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the American Legion home to plan the anniversary dinner.
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American Legion
Guided Study Club Reviews Two China Topics Thursday
Members of the Guided Study Club will convene on Thursday to review two works. Mrs. Vance Cribbs will discuss The Making of Modern China while Mrs. R. S. Shoemaker leads a review of China's Geographic Foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guided Study Club
China
Vance Cribbs
R. S. Shoemaker
St John's PTA Plans Evening Meeting and Musical
St John's PTA will meet tonight in the church basement for its monthly business session. Members are urged to attend and husbands are invited. after the meeting a musicale will be held and refreshments will be served.
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St. John's Pta
Ramblers Club to Meet Tomorrow at Chautauqua
The Ramblers Club will meet tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Miller at Chautauqua. Mrs. D. Gerber will give one paper, and C. C. Clark will present the second.
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The
Ramblers Club
Wade Miller
Chautauqua
D. Gerber
C. C. Clark
Townsend Club Meeting At Miss Rachael Ashton’s Home
Townsend Club No 1 plans a 7 30 p m meeting at 122 Franklin Street hosted by Miss Rachael Ashton. Speaker for the evening is Mrs M I Wentz of Dayton and a pie social will follow the business session. Public invited.
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Townsend Club
Rachael Ashton
Franklin St
M. I. Wentz
Dayton
Meeting of Gleaners of First Methodist Church Postponed
The Meeting of Gleaners of First Methodist Church has been postponed and will be held Thursday January 29 in the church.
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First Methodist Church
Women’s Bible Class to meet at Mrs Crauder’s home
Mrs Dorothy Crauder will entertain members of the Women’s Bible Class of United Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m in her home 411 Garfield St Mrs Charles Griest will be assistant hostess
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Dorothy Crauder
United Presbyterian Church
Garfield St
Charles Griest
Delightful Luncheon Honors Mrs Ranck Before Florida Trip
Mrs. J D Riggs hosted a refined luncheon at North Broad Street in honor of Mrs Z W Ranck who departs for a month in Florida. An unusual miniature railway centerpiece circulated the table with guests adding handkerchiefs to the flats and a telegram announced the trip at the final stop. Prizes for cards went to Mrs Clarence Rust Mrs J W Beck and Mrs Frank Fanning.
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J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
Z. W. Ranck
Florida
Personal News Note From Ruth Upton Family Visit
Mrs. Ruth Upton and family from Los Angeles California returned home after a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morris at 510 South Sutphinstreet. Mrs. O L Tarr returned to Bedford Ohio after a weekend with her mother Mrs. Nettie Korn at 1113 Calumet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Upton
Los Angeles
Calif
Everett Morris
510 South
O. L. Tarr
Bedford, O
Nettie Korn
Calumet
Luncheon Tendered Bride-Elect Miss Marie Jenks
Mrs. Fred Brosius hosted a luncheon at the Town House Franklin for Miss Marie Jenks former Mid dletown Hospital supervisor and bride-elect of Oscar Huelsebusch. Attendees included Evelyn Beck nursing director Margaret Thomas Gladys Thompson Margaret Quinn Olga Cunningham Nadine Orr Kathryn Sixt Bertha Herkammer and others. The group later visited 3317 Central Ave to present a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jenks
Middletown Hospital
Oscar Huelsebusch
Fred Brosius
Miss Jenks
Franklin
Brosius
Central Ave
Evelyn Beck
Margaret Thomas
Gladys Thompson
Margaret Quinn
Olga Cunningham
Nadine Orr
Kathryn Sixt
Bertha Herkammer
Births and Departures Noted in Local Gazette
Ave observed her 88th birthday Monday. Mrs. Sidney Graff and children John and Sidney, who left Middletown last Saturday, sail today on the S.S. America for their home in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Sidney Graff
John
Sidney
Middletown
S.S. America
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakley Beauty Salon
Juanita Havens
Oakley
Mer
Charles St
Dial
Coca-Cola Company
Dayton Coca-Cola Bottling Company
the Cove Cole Company
Homemakers’ Circle
Highland Circle
Progressive Club
Armbruster’s
Floral Shop
Calvary Methodist
Guided
ST. John’s Pta
the Ramblers
Doellmann’s
Tweedies
Drew Arch Best
Reg. Price
Price
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
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