Medical Auxiliary Hears Cleo Dawson At Dinner
Seventy five physicians and wives attended the annual dinner of the Women's Auxiliary of the Butler County Medical Society at the Manchester Hotel. Dr William Neel and Cleo Dawson spoke, recounting Socrates and Barefoot in Athens while guests came from Hamilton Oxford Monroe and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Manchester
William Neel
John Bauer
Jack Harris
Robert Dunn
Cleo Dawson
Fred Brosius
D. M. Nesbit
Rodney Caudill
J.M. Anderson
Catholic Nurses To Hold Tea at Mercy Hospital
The Council of Catholic Nurses in the area will hold its annual meeting and tea Sunday at 2 30 p m at Mercy Hospital Nurses Home in Hamilton. The meeting will be open and all interested are invited to attend. For transportation, call Mrs Dorenbusch 28627.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Catholic Nurses
Mercy Hospital Nurses
Hamilton
Dorenbusch
Berean Church Class Meeting Plans Evening Dinner
The Coming Up at Berean Class of the Church of Christ will meet tomorrow at 6 30 P M for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Jackson 4321 Grand Ave A short business session follows after which the entertainment and program committee led by Miss Shirley Stalls will arrange an evening of pleasant surprises Paul Tedrow class president says several important matters will be discussed and acted upon Several others are urged to attend Presbyterians host a spaghetti supper tonight in the church social room serving begins at 6 30 P M guests are asked to bring their own service and a white elephant A fruit cup made with pink grapefruit orange sections and seeded Emperor grapes is described
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Harold Jackson
Grand Ave
Shirley Stalls
Paul Tedrow
First Presbyterian Church
Loretta Whisman Parties Before Her Marriage
Loretta Whisman was honored at the Springboro home of Mrs. Lloyd Jones on a pink and white theme before her Saturday wedding. Hosts were Mrs. Lon Maddox and Mrs. George House. Guests enjoyed games with prizes to Mrs. Raymond Dugan and Miss Clara Lou Hough. Miss Whisman and Cpl. Willis House plan to wed January 26 at the First Church of God with an open church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Whisman
Lloyd Jones
Springboro
Lon Maddox
George House
Jones
Raymond Dugan
Clara Lou Hough
Miss Whitman
Cpl
Willis House
Church of God
R.C. Caudill
Edna May Powers to Wed Richard E Brooks in February
Mr and Mrs Turner Powers of Wayne Ave announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of daughter Edna May Powers to Richard E Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Estel Brooks of Franklin Route 1. Edna May attended Middletown schools and is covered by G C Murphy Co. Her fiancé attended Franklin schools and works for Marley's Construction Co. The wedding is set for early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Powers
Wayne Ave
Edna May
Richard E. Brooks
Estel Brooks
Franklin Route 1
Miss Powers
Middletown
G. C. Murphy Comey
Ranklin
Marley
Four C s Card Club Meets at Mrs Kinder s Home
The Four C s Card Club met last evening at the home of Mrs Jack Kinder with canasta as the main diversion. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Purdum and Mrs James Brate. Refreshments concluded the evening. The next meeting will be at Mrs Brate s home on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C’s Card Club
Jack Kinder
Canasta
Charles Purdum
James Brate
Brate
Buffet Dinner After Wedding Rehearsal for Dredge Seibert
Following the wedding rehearsal of Miss Mary Jane Dredge and Arthur L. Seibert, Mrs. Lester L. Dredge hosted a buffet dinner at her South Sutphin Street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Odum, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slezak, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Shirey, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Thomas, Mrs. E. L. Phillips, Mrs. William Miller Jr., Mrs. Eugene Simrell, Miss Dredge, Mr. Seibert, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Dredge
Arthur L. Seibert
Lester L. Dredge
South Sutphin St
Howard Smith
Robert D. Odum
Paul Slezak
Roy Russell
John Shirey
Leap Year Dance Planned by Middletown Assembly at Manchester Hotel
Middletown Assembly plans its first dance of the new year the 4 Leap Year Dance at the Manchester Hotel on Saturday evening. A buffet dinner will be served from 7 30 to 8 30 with dancing by Jimmy Wilbur's orchestra from 9 until 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Manchester Hotel
Jimmy Wilbur
Civic Chorus Members On Radio Tomorrow Morning
Civic Chorus members Mrs Clester Pieratt and Mrs Helen Nock will be guests on Fern Troutvine's Listen Ladies program tomorrow at 10:30 am. They are charter members, discuss chorus organization, membership, yearly program and guest night as the group prepares its 10th annual spring concert set for April 4 at Roosevelt Junior High Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clester Pieratt
Helen Nock
Fern Troutvine
Pieratt
Middletown Civic Chorus
Roosevelt Junior High Auditorium
Nock
Lions To Hear State Leader At Middletown Meeting
Ohio Lions head E C Curly Baum will address Middletown Lions Club at the Manchester Hotel Thursday noon on The Value of Lions in a Community. Local club plans a polio tooth clinic January 28 noon at Central and Broad and an Auxiliary smorgasbord February 9 at Mary-Etta Street Gas and Electric. All Lions and wives invited. program details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
Ohio
E. C
Curly” Baum
Elyria
Middletown
Central and
Broadcas
Paul Wilson
Lions
Gas and Electric Company
Mary-Etta St
Delta Sigma Phi Beta Sigma Phi Club Plans Valentine Dance
Members met at the YMCA for the Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Plans for a Valentine dance were discussed. Miss Jean Withrow won the door prize. Mrs. Petroey led a prose program. Prizes went to Mrs. South and Mrs. McLaughlin. A covered dish dinner was set for next Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Mrs. Amatulli’s Sherman Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YMCA
Jean Withrow
Robert Petroey
James South
David McLaughlin
Richard Monroe
Angelo Amatulli
Sherman Ave
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Lafayette Temple No 479
Pythian Sisters Lafayette Temple No 479 met in Castle Hall Tuesday evening with the highlight the installation of officers for the coming year. Those serving included Mrs. Glenn Tullis past chief Mrs Harold shield most excellent chief Mrs Charles Henry excellent senior Mrs Ray Standafer excellent junior and others. Following the meeting lunch was served by the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Temle No
Castle Hallesday
Glenn Tullis
Harold Shield
Charles Henry
Ray Standafer
Velma Conrad
Ray Mehl
C. F. Myers
Cleman Ellison
Clyde Peck
Clarence Harris
Max Wise
James Bolser
Norman Cole
Silver Link Council Practices for March School of Inspection
Silver Link Council No. 223 met Tuesday in Knights of Malta Hall. Practice prepared for the school of inspection set for March. Beginning February 1, meetings will be on the first and third weeks each month. A covered dish will follow the meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Link Council No. 223
Knights of Malta
School of Inspection
Mrs John I Parr Hosts Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs John I Parr served as hostess yesterday afternoon at her home to a gathering of members from the Woman's Club. The event featured informal activities and fellowship among attendees in attendance at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Parr
Woman's Club
Better Drugs Topic Highlighted At Linden Ave Tea
Mrs Karl Banz haf acted as assistant hostess on Linden Avenue as Mrs C E Burke spoke on Better Drugs. She traced the rise of sulfa drugs penicillin streptomycin aureomycin and ACTH, warning against indiscriminate use and urging physician guidance. Miss Beth Banzhaf sang several numbers during the musical hour and tea followed with floral centerpieces and candle holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Ave
Karl Banzhaf
C. E. Burke
Burke
Beth Banzhaf
Harry Pratt
Herbert Frantz
Vienna
Good Lord
J. J. Hain
L. J. Long
Miami Valley Council Plans Sible to Taft School
Miami Valley Council No. 30 met in Junior Hall to discuss presenting a Sible to Taft School on February 18. Practice for the presentation is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Brotherhood party, moved from January 26 to February 2, will be a covered dish at 6 30 p.m. Music by Evelyn Jolliff and the Fry Brothers. Mrs Ray Gerard elected Trustee for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council No
North Broad St
Taft School
Brotherhood
Evelyn Jolliff
Fry Brothers
Ray Gerard
Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club Meeting at Colony Restaurant
The Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club gathered Tuesday evening at the Colony Restaurant. Members shared updates and planned upcoming activities for newcomers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon
Newcomer's Club
Colony
Ladies Club Hosts Card Party Prizes Awarded
Serving on the committee for the month were Mrs. Hugh Foster, Mrs. Harry Bauman Jr., Mrs. Ralph Holt and Mrs. Marvin Hiatt. Following business, bridge, pinochle and canasta were enjoyed. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gordon Bedford and Mrs. Vincent Gibbons, while canasta winners were Mrs. Howard Lind, Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. Stanley Head and Mrs. John Klahm. Pi nochle prizes went to Mrs. Leonard Baness and Mrs. Walter Fenning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Foster
Harry Bauman, Jr
Ralph Holt
Marvin Hiatt
Gordon Bedford
Vincent Gibbons
Howard Lind
Charles Lee
Stanley Head
John Klahm
Leonard Baness
Walter Fenning
Women of Moose plan mid winter conference at Norwood
Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall to ballot on candidates and finalize plans for the mid winter conference to be held at Norwood. Attendees were urged to prepare for the event and confirm their participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the
Moose
Moose Hall
Norwood
Casserole with Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Layer cooked sweet potatoes and raw sliced apples in a casserole. Top with maple syrup and water, cover and bake at a moderate temperature for about 30 minutes or until thoroughly hot. Use about two pounds of sweet potatoes, two large apples, and three quarters cup maple syrup with a quarter cup water.
Blood program seeks 180 volunteers for Red Cross drive
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit the Legion Home February 13 1 to 7 pm and February 14 10 am to 4 pm. Chairman John I Parr says 180 pints daily are needed to account for rejections. Volunteers are urged to call 34648. Elks lodge has helped recruit donors to avoid last minute crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
John I. Parr
Legion Home
The
Elks
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Medical Auxiliary
Edna May Powers
Four C’s Card Club
the Bake Shop
S. Broad Street
Amatulli
N. Main ST
DIAL
California
S. Main
Franklin
Amatulli's Grocery and Delicatessen
Broad St
Worthmore’s Suit & Topcoat
Civic Chorus
Beta Sigma Phi
Pythian Sisters
Woman’s Club
Miami Valley
Chase & Seaborn
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