Marilyn Bunn Feted At Linen Shower
Mrs Douglas Giltrow and Mrs Howard Hiteshue hosted a linen shower for Marilyn Bunn bride elect of Paul Brewer. A bride doll and pink and white carnations adorned the refreshment table. Guests listed include Mrs Frank Hinkle Becky Hinkle and many others. The couple will marry in an open church ceremony at First Methodist Church Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Giltrow
Howard Hiteshue
Marilyn Bunn
Paul Brewer
Frank Hinkle
Becky Hinkle
Robert Lentz
Sandra Lentz
Anthony Elieff
Charles Beck Jr
Hugh S. Bunn
Nancy Patrick
Louis J
First Methodist Church
Junior Cotillion Seeks New Name at Manhattan Inn
The Junior Cotillion hosts a dance themed Whats My Name from 8 30 p m to 11 p m at the Manhattan Motor Inn with music by the Howard Bloemker Orchestra. A contest will award a prize to the member submitting the winning new name for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Motor Inn
Howard Bloemker
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to hold upper and lower plates firmer with no gummy taste. It claims alkaline formula prevents sour bite and helps control plate odor while improving comfort. Available as PASTEETH at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today
Auditions Time Changed for Middletown Civic Symphony
Middletown Civic Symphony student auditions move to 3 30 p m on Friday from 4 p m The vocal and instrumental contest takes place in Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium Judges include Haig Yaghjian Cincinnati Symphony Philip D Dreifus Cincinnati violinist and Valda Wilkerson Winners perform as soloists in the spring concert on April 29 Contest entries should be returned to Mrs H B Nicholson or Miss Wilkerson by Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miss Wilkerson
H. B. Nicholson
Dinner Fetes Houseguests at Oxford State Road Residence
Mrs Lillian Osborn hosted a Saturday night dinner party on Oxford State Road Excelle in honor of her guests Mr and Mrs Phillip Coffey of Cincinnati. Also present were Mr and Mrs David Osborn Dayton Mr and Mrs David Popp and two sons Michael and Tom West Middletown and Miss Georg Ann Schulteiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Osborn
Oxford State Road
Excelle
Phillip Coffey
Cincinnati
Coffey
Osborn
David Osborn
Dayton
David Popp
Michael
Tom
West Middletown
Georg Ann Schulteiss
Weikel Named to OEA Personnel Standards Commission
McKinley Junior High principal Homer O. Weikel is named to the Ohio Education Association personnel standards commission for 1962. Jefferson School principal Walter S. Geckeler will serve on the OEA commission on professional issues and teacher welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer O. Weikel
McKinley Junior High School
Ohio Education Assocation
Walter S. Geckeler
Jefferson School
OEA
Party Honors Couple Mr and Mrs Melvin Shatto
A surprise party celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shatto at the home of Mrs. Thomas Horn on Roosevelt Avenue. Guests included Gene Dennis, the Shattos’ children, and many Franklin, Trenton residents. The couple, married January 20 1937, reside at 4516 Roosevelt Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Shatto
Gene Dennis
Trenton
Thomas Horn
Charlotte Shatto
Dorothy Shatto
David Shatto
Chester Byrd
Philip
Ralph Hall
Franklin
Pete Hall
Marty
Tim
William E. Hall
Myron
Sharon
Karen
Aaron
William S. Hall
Les Recolte Dance Plans Completed
Plans for the Les Recolte dinner dance were completed by the committee at the Hoffer home on Leland Court. The event titled Dance Around the World will start with dinner at 7 p.m. and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Wildwood Country Club, with co chairs Hoffer and Craycraft, plus Weber Sheley, Don Perkins, Roger Ramsey, and John H. Howard as advisers. Reservations may be made before Wednesday via Mrs Don Perkins or Mrs Ray Craycraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Country Club
John Hoffier
Leland Court
Hoffer
Ray Craycraft
Weber Sheley
Don Perkins
Roger Ramsey
John H. Howard
Ray
Craycraft
Walburgs host Middletown dance committee meeting
Mr and Mrs Thomas Walburg hosted a planning gathering at their Aberdeen Drive home for Middletown Assembly’s February 3 dance. Co chairs Mr and Mrs B L Whitt and other members discussed final plans for the "French Frojique" event to be held at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walburg
Aberdeen Drive
Middletown Assembly
Manchester Motor Inn
Walburgs
B. L. Whitt
Art Eliopoulos
Donald Unger
Leland Lynch Jr
Amanda Junior High Boosters Set Schedule of Activities
The Amanda Group outlines events for the school year including a basketball game between Amanda and Madison faculty at 7 30 tomorrow night. Gene Best and Robert Womack serve as program chairmen. Planned activities include a February 17 student dance a February 24 chili dinner and a minstrel show in late March. Proceeds fund football uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Junior High Boosters
Amanda
Madison
Gene Best
Robert Womack
Post 218 Officials At District Parley
Four Post 218 American Legion representatives from Middletown attended an Ohio Fourth District meeting yesterday at Guth Brothers Post 111 headquarters in Cincinnati. They were Edward Brelsford, post commander, Robert McCabe, Walter Pawelkoski and Hobard Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Middletown
Ohio
Fourth District
Guth Brothers
Cincinnati
Edward Brelsford
Robert McCabe
Walter Pawelkoski
Hobard Hopper
Paris shows youth inspired by Princess Sophie of Greece
Paris designer Jean Desses opened the spring and summer show with a youth theme centered on Princess Sophie of Greece. The bridal collection for Sophie and wedding plans with Prince Juan Carlos of Spain were noted, with silhouettes featuring sailor collars, aproned skirts, and belts used sparingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Desses
Sophie
Greece
Queen Frederika
Irene
Desses
Trousseau
Juan Carlos
Spain
Loyal church groups sponsor hospital party for 211 at Longview
A hospital party for 211 patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati was sponsored Saturday by the Loyal Women’s Class Loyal Men’s Class and Loyal Friends’ Class of the First Christian Church. Co chairmen were Mrs Paul Thomas and Mrs James Buchanan. Assistants included Mrs Earl Hoskins Mrs Joe Atkinson Mrs Charles Nickell Mrs Robert Kirby Mrs James Steele Mrs Kelly Haddix Mrs Nellie Steele Mrs Ear Clements and Mrs Denzil Justice. Also present were 11 members of the Longview Social Service League. A music program featured vocalist Mrs Winifred Sabo and accompanist Mrs William Jolilf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Loyal Women
Loyal Men's
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
Paul Thomas
James Buchanan
Earl Hoskins
Joe Atkinson
Charles Nickell
Robert Kirby
James Steele
Kelly Haddix
Nellie Steele
Ear Clements
Denzil Justice
Longview Social Service League
Winifred Sabo
William Jolilf
Air Force lifts enlistment quotas for 15 days
Sgt. Ruben Turner, Air Force recruiter for Middletown and Warren County, announced a temporary lifting of all enlistment quotas for 15 days across all fields. Prospective recruits gain more time for tests and enlistment completion. after the period, quotas and walking lists resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Recruiting Service
Ruben Turner
Middletown
Warren County
Sgt. Turner
Stolen Car Recovered by Local Police
A car reported stolen from Hamilton man Earl Brown on New Year’s Eve was found yesterday by Policeman Ernest Husher. Preble County Sheriff John Stover said the wrecked auto contained $200 in tools, four hubcaps, ice skates, two car blankets, and other items. Investigation continues with no damage estimate yet.
Ex King Simeon Weds Margarita Gomez in Vevey Rite
Ex King Simeon of Bulgaria, deposed in 1946, marries Margarita Gomez Aceb y Cejuela in Vevey Switzerland at the Russian Orthodox church. He is 24 and she is a Spanish aristocrat, with the ceremony held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vevey
Switzerland
Simeon I
Bulgaria
Margarita Gomez Aceb Y Cejuela
Hepatitis Cases Peak in Ohio at 4696 in 1961
Ohio health officials report 4696 hepatitis cases in 1961, up from 2700 the year before. Dr. Winslow Bashe notes March 1961 saw 656 cases versus 230 in March 1960, warns the disease cycles every four to five years and predicts a peak near 1965 before a decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Health Department
Winslow Bashe
Bashe
Board To Air Tax Matters At School Board Meeting
County Auditor Ray Tilton and assistant Don Soliday will attend the Middle town Board of Education meeting at 7:30 tonight to discuss tax procedures and their application to school financing. Also on the agenda is a revised 1962-63 school activities calendar, rental of a 39 acre land tract recently acquired by the board, and personnel matters announced Supt. Howard R. Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tilton
Don Soliday
Middletown Board of Education
Howard R. Cromwell
Typing Classes Still Open at Evening School
HH Lawrence, supervisor of the Adult Evening School, announced ample room for registrations in typing classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 and 8 to 10. Additional enrollments are open for office practice with machines, high school English at all grades, and Miami University Center courses continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Lawrence
Miami University Center
Two Cars Ambushed in Colombian Mountains. Eleven Die
Police report says gunmen ambushed two cars on a winding road in Colombia s northwest mountains killing eleven people and wounding three on Saturday. The attack occurred in Boyacá or another province as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Local births and hospital notes list many area newborns
Vital Statistics reports numerous births in Hamilton and surrounding towns with parents at addresses on Baltimore Street Hanover Street and various routes. Names include Ferrell Dunn Calhoun Russell Marvin Nipper Tucker Keeton Wilson Helfman Maloney Mack Horn Fuller and many others. The list also records dismissals of patients such as Alexander Back Barbour Blackmore Borders Brecht Cook Cox Fisher Haddix Heilman Henry Holt Uhlenbrock Hudson Kindred Lacy Maysilles Morris Shaffer Williams Wright Comminos Gerke Hawkins Highley Hubbard Johnson Maze Mehl Methold Stamper Townsley Warmoth Wilson Monce and Monce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ferrell
Hamilton
Richard Dunn
Lebanon Rt
Ernest Calhoun
Lebanon
C. A Russell
Baltimore St
Willie Marvin
Hanover St
Roger L. Nipper
Donald Tucker
North Ave
Elzie Keeton
Middletown
Rt. 3
Lacy Wilson
Miller Drive
Franklin
Hospital Notices From Local Citizens
In The Hospital Mrs Hobart Gaines of Yankee Murrell Olinger of Lebanon Lisa Amos daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Amos Madison Ind Colonel C Bush of Sheridan John H Duhamel of Fernwood Mrs Stanley Rock of Arnold Carol Raines daughter of Mr and Mrs William Raines Stevens Ave Richard E Reedy of Franklin David Adkins son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Adkins Catalpa Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Helton
Shafer St
George Holt
Franklin
Margaret Uhlenbrock
Carl Hudson
Coleman Hudson
Doc Kindred
Jacoby St
Virgil Lacy
Auburn St
Shari Lewis
Ralph Lewis
Trenton
John Maysilles
Philadelphia
Linda Morris
McKnight Drive
Glen Shaffer
Lebanon
Richard Shockley
Carolina
Arthur Thomann
Christel Ave
Arretta Williams
Hobart Gaines
Yankee Road
Murrell Olinger
Lisa Amos
Richard Amos
Madison, Ind
Colonel C. Bush
Sheridan Ave
John H. Duhamel
Fernwood
Stanley Rock
Arnold Drive
Carol Raines
William Raines
Stevens Ave
Richard E. Reedy
David Adkins
Floyd Adkins
Catalpa Drive
Dutch Girls See American Fashion Through Dutch Eyes
Two Holland Flower Girls Ruth Hagebout and Rose Marie Cremers 18 and 20 visited the United States as goodwill ambassadors. They toured Fifth Avenue met leaders in New York and watched American fashion standards. They noted American women wear more makeup hair spray and are formal. They described Dutch beauty as dark hair brown eyes with scarves not hats and summer wear slacks. They remarked Dutch parties and the idea of Dutch Treat dates confused them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hagebout
Rose Marie Cremers
Holland's Fair
Holland
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Ruth
Rose Marie
Grand Coulee Dam Contains Over 22 Million Tons of Concrete
A historic report notes Grand Coulee Dam housing more than 22 million tons of concrete in its massive structure. Engineers detail the immense scale of the project as work progresses through the construction phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Coulee Dam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Cotillion
Jacqueline Lloyd
Christin Caudill
Deanna Kirby
Carol Hurst
Debbie Herr
Kevin Kennedy
Scott Blackburn
David Johnson
Phil Parnell
Joe Osborne
Robert Holly Jr
Thomas Wenzel
Virgil
Weikel
Leethool Children Ceramics
Fine Arts Center
Les Recolte
Walburg
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Union Sanitary
Miami
Fla
By Gabrielle Smith
Dessel
Air Force
Sgt Turner
YMCA
Edwin Helfman
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital
Hyman Helfman
Hampton Place
Patricia Maloney
Eugene Maloney
Allen Road
William Mack
Eugene Horn
N. Broad St
John Fuller
S. Breiel Blvd
Clarence Tuttle
Seventh Ave
James Mobley
Germantown
Earnest Burcham
Sheffield
Raymond Weidle
S. Main St
John Routson
Everett Routson
Monroe
Charles Davis
Tytus Ave
Bertha West
James Hall
Glenn Barker
Glenn Lyons
Nelson Road
Joan Gilder
Webster St
Daniel Wilkin
Ruth Shoupe
Franklin St
William Alexander
Crawford
Clyde Back
Springboro
William Barbour
Lebanon Rt. 1
Robert Blackmore
Germantown Road
Oliver Borders
Meadow Ave
Barbara Brecht
Manchester Road
David Cook
Garden St
Eugene F. Cox
17Th Ave
Paul Fisher
John Haddix
Riverview Ave
George Heilman
Columbia Ave
Phyllis Henry
Finley St
Lin
Donald Hawkins
Gideon Road
Rhonda Highley
Millard Highley
Main St
Frank Hubbard
Hill Ave
James Johnson
Sherman Ave
Arthur Maze
Leibee St
Carl Mehl
Kenwood Drive
Elsie Methold
Brown
Millard Stamper
West
James Townsley
Highview Road
Samuel Warmoth Jr
Troy Wilson
Reynolds Ave
Harold Dance
Charley Monce
Lester Theodore
Hood Ave
U.S
Miami Valley
Anchester Otor Iniddletown
Paul D. Galeese
Streifthau’s
Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Dept. Ork
THE
Mayer Meat CO
Central
Franks
Motorola
Wren
Odegprs
Motorola TV
George
George Bros
South Ave
Armco
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