Dessert Luncheon Precedes Meeting Of Grandmothers
Thirty four members and one guest Mrs Frieda L Actermann of Cincinnati attended a meeting of the Gracious Grandmothers Club at the Girls' Club. A dessert luncheon led by Mrs Ben Roof Sr Mrs Ray Young Mrs Ellison Young Mrs J F Seibold Sr and Mrs G K Strodtbeck featured a film demonstration by Mrs Everett Whitt who spoke on Colors in Home Decorating. Seibold also gave Climbing Life's High Hill. New members Mrs Ray C Mehl and Mrs C G Pratt were welcomed during the business session led by Mrs Howard Hiteshue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda L. Actermann
Cincinnati
Gracious Grandmothers’ Club
Girls’ Club
Ben Roof Sr
Ray Young
Ellison Young
J. F. Seibold Sr
G. K. Strodtbeck
H. L. Bates
Everett Whitt
Seibold
High Hill
Ray C. Mehl
C. G. Pratt
Howard Hiteshue
Cristonian Dance Plans Firmed by Board Meeting
Eighteen Cristonian board members met at Mrs. A. L. Yingston’s home to discuss the February 24 dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Proceeds will aid the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center in Hamilton. Mrs. Ernest Tatro chairs arrangements with committees for tickets prizes reservations decorations refreshments and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristonian Board
A. L. Yingston
Aberdeen Drive
Walter Crenshaw
Knights of Columbus
Butler County
Hamilton
Ernest Tatro
Wayne Wolveton
Hugh Roger
Forest Leipold
Wilbur Martian
Albert Kocsis
Wilson Sher
B. L. Whitt
New Lodge Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Castle Hall
The Lodges elected and installed new officers including Mrs. Adam Fink and Mrs. Bessie Lytel with Mrs. Ray Standefer as most excellent chief and Mrs. Dora Fouts as outer guard. Polio Card Party set for Jan 30 at 7 30 p m at Castle Hall. Annual inspection planned for March 27 with hostess committee co chairs Mrs. Ruth Bowling and Mrs. Alfred Gehron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Adam Fink
Bessie Lytel
Roy Bowling
Ray Mehl
Ray Standefer
William Denham
Max Wise
Raymond Sticklen
Millard Clark
Dora Fouts
Clemmon Ellison
Clyde Peck
Chester Mull
Standefer
Ruth Bowling
Alfred Gehron
LWV Area Conference Held Here
Eighty League of Women Voters from Cincinnati Dayton Fairfield Hamilton Kettering Oxford Springfield Troy Wilmington Middletown and Yellow Springs attended the Area Conference today at First Presbyterian Church. Delegates represented 13 Leagues in southwestern Ohio with local hosts organizing slides on League programs and a luncheon highlighting the session. Assisted by chairwoman Mrs Donald Richter, the group included Mrs Fred Winslow Mrs R C Bogan Mrs Walter Spindler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Cincinnati
Dayton
Fairfield
Hamilton
Kettering
Oxford
Springfield
Troy
Wilmington
Middletown
Yellow Springs
First Presbyteriann Church
Ohio
Donald Richter
Fred Winslow
R. C. Bogan
Walter Spindler
Martin Littman
B. K. Parnell
Charles Johnson
Richard Haller
W. R. Steele
William Neel
Miss Bechtel Reviews Book at AUW Study Group
Miss Agnes Bechtel reviewed the oviography Truly Emily Post by Edwin Post at a Cur rent Literature Study Group session of the American Association of University Women. Hostesses Mrs. B. D. Morgan and Mrs R. W Thomas led the gathering at Mrs. Robert McConaughy's Bellomonte Street home with attendees including Miss Esther An staett and many members. It was announced that Mrs. Gaw will review a book at the February 2% meeting hosted by Mrs. Hill on Ardmore live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bechtel
Emily Post
Edwin Post
American Association of University Women
B. D. Morgan
R. W Thomas
Robert McConaughy
Bellomonte Street
Esther Anstaett
J. J. Canfield
Alan Crout
H. P. Gaw
R. A. Hill
P. F. Johnson
E. B. Klein
Ruth Liesenhoff
Elmo Lingrel
David T. Morgan
Dwight Townsend
Gaw
Mrs. Hill
Ardmore Live
Kids See Magic Show By Local Amateur Magician
A half hour magic show was presented for youngsters at Doty Mouse yesterday by John Wolf an amateur magician of 920 Catalpg Drive. Wolf performed before a truly excited audience that clamored for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty Mouse
John Wolf
Wolf
Phi Beta Psi Donates 620 to Local Cancer Society
Mu chapter Phi Beta Psi presented a 620.41 donation to the Middletown American Cancer Society as proceeds from the 1961 Thanksgiving Dance. The meeting credited the dance committee led by Mrs. William Miller Jr. for a successful fundraiser and noted gifts to a needy family at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi
Local Cancer Society
Phi Beta Psi Gorority
Middletown
American Cancer Society
William Miller Jr
Cancer Society
Robert L. Harris
Dottie Dillon
Mu Chapter
Philadelphia
Open House To Honor W A Days Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William A Day of Oxford Avenue celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the home of their daughter and son in law, 1901 Eldora Drive. They wed January 25 1937 in Liberty Indiana and have three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Day
Oxford Avenue
Nick Schoenberger
Eldora Drive
Day
Liberty
Ind
Schoenberger
Billie Denise Day
Misa Brenda Day
Raymond Bay Corp
Middletown City
Leonard Fugate
Robert Little
Grand Avenue
Sheryl Hogan
Barbara Brewer
Joan Rothwell
Billie Jewell
Carole Carberry
Joan Kemplin
Sherry Smallwood
Patti Downing
Hershel Downing
James Faries
Densmore Brewer
Charles Turner
Charles Mclintosh
Miss Fugate
Herman Fugate
Tytug Avenue
Montgomery
Taylor Bashaw
Coles Road
William Montgomery
Chrysa Chapter Plans Dinner for Holy Altar Project
Dolores Revelos leads Chrysa chapter Daughters of Penelope at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. They plan a public dinner Feb. 2 to fund the Holy Altar for the church and will install Ahepa and DOP officers jointly. Members invited to Dayton initiation Feb. 11 and a kit drive for Greece will be funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Chrysa Chapter
Daughters of
Penelope
Dolores Revelos
Miss Revelos
Gus Valen
John Pantel
Helen Pallas
Crist Pappas
Stratis Petroglou
George Cavalaris
Nick Zikos
Charles Johnson
Peter Laras
Zucchini squash fried in seasoned flour and oil
A homey preparation describes slicing zucchini thin, dredging in seasoned flour, and frying in hot olive oil until lightly browned and cooked through for a tasty dish.
Community Mothers Circle backs juvenile center project
At a meeting hosted by Mrs. Bud Hinkle, the Community Mothers Circle Mothers Study League viewed a safety belt film by Jake Seibold Middletown Safety director. Mildred Stettles assisted. Members voted to support the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center in Hamilton and planned a Feb 2 dinner at Meadows Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Mothers’ Circle Mothers’ Study League
Bud Hinkle
Mildred Stettles
Jake Seibold
Middletown
Butler County
Hamilton
Meadows
Court Upholds Hospital Suit In 1956 Death
The Ohio Supreme Court yesterday upheld a $25,000 award against Middletown Hospital after Laura A. Haney died following a blood transfusion. Estate administrator Thomas A. Haney claimed negligence caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Middletown Hospital
Laura A. Haney
Thomas A. Haney
Windows At Madison High School Damaged By Pellet Fire
Early morning vandalism at Madison High School broke three classroom windows with a pellet gun. Custodian Howard Veidt reported the damage at 12:45 a.m. with estimated cost of 100 dollars. Nearby, a truck burned on Interstate 75 about 1:30 p.m. in Kion Township, fire department summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Howard Veidt
West Middletown Rt. 1
Sheriff's Deputies
Veidt
Beckett Road
Kion Township
Mason Fire Department
School Bus In Minor Accident in Franklin
Franklin police investigated a minor crash when a Franklin school bus rolled backward into a stopped auto. No injuries among 12 aboard. Bus driver Trulen Carroll Jr. said his foot slipped off the brake. Earl R. Streifthau’s car suffered about $75 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Trulen Carroll Jr
Fifth St
Chautauqua
Earl R. Streifthau
Lindy Lane
LeSourdsville
Carroll
Hamilton Jaycees Name Sam Spoerl Man of the Year
Hamilton Jaycees honored Sam F. Spoerl Jr. an attorney as Man of the Year. Spoerl chairs the Hamilton Welfare Association and the legal aid committee of Butler County Bar Association and serves on several other organizations. He received the plaque from Vice Mayor Richard J. Fitton, last year’s winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Jaycees
Hamilton
Miss Peters To Sing At 9 Concerts
Roberta Peters, renowned coloratura soprano, will perform at Music Hall with Max Rudolf and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra on Thursday and Saturday evenings, February 1 and 3, at 8:30 p.m. She will sing Bach, Handel, Paul Creston, and Lakme's Bell Song. Rudolf and the orchestra will perform Bach's Symphony for String Orchestra, Debussy's Iberia, and Schumann's Symphony No. 4. Tickets are at the Symphony box office, 415 Race St., Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Peters
Music Hall
Max Rudolf
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Bach
Handel
Paul Creston
Bell
Qncinnati Symphony
Symphony
Race St
Cincinnati
Imperial Court 34 and Amaranth Meet Saturday
Imperial Court 34 and the Order of the Amaranth will convene Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building. Charter members and past matrons and past patrons will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Court
Order of the Amaranth
Dior Spring-Summer Styles Revealed In Paris Show
Designer Marc Bohan showcased Dior’s spring summer collection in Paris featuring extra short skirts with blouse-like tops, sculpted shapes, and heavy tweed suits with masculine checks. Early day wear leaned serious with black white checks, while dresses recalled the 1920s and 1930s silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
House of Dior
Marc Bohan
Latin America Study Topic Spurred Church Circles
Afternoon circles of the First Presbyterian Church opened a study of Latin America. Circle Six, with twenty members, met at Mrs. Newman Ebersole’s home on S Main St, led by Mrs. Ralph Knight and featuring papers by Mrs. Joseph Darragh and Mrs. Fred E. Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Latin America
Circle Six
Newman Ebersole
S. Main Street
Ralph Knight
Joseph Darragh
Fred E. Banker
55 Attend Card Party At Wildwood
At Wildwood Golf Club yesterday a ladies day bridge luncheon drew 45 members and guests. Winners were Mrs. Paul Wikoff first, Mrs. James E. Cory second, and Mrs. J. F. Moorehead with Mrs. Robert Krebs third. Mrs. Robert Bendure led the Women of Wildwood social group. The next ladies day is planned for February 14 at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse with Mrs. Bendure in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Club
Paul Wikoff
James BE. Cory
J. F. Moorehead
Robert J. Krebs
Women of Wildwood
Robert Bendure
Aberdeen Drive
Bendure
St Johns PTO Names Card Party Committee
St Johns PTA selects Mrs Roger Gley as chair and Mrs Ray Witte as co chair for a card party on Wednesday Feb 21 in the church basement to raise funds for new desks. Tickets are handled by Harold and Mrs Harold Blank Shafer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
PTO
Roger Gley
Ray Witte
Stt. John’s Pto
Harold Blank
Shafer Street
Victor Slezak
Angelo Amatulli
Herb Ru
Howard Ditmyer
Mary Capaldo
Hayden Taylor
Otis Bailey
Anthony Hurr
William Otte
Don Lehman
Reese Warmeth
Louis Carberry
James Long
Oscar Koeppel
Charles Eckert
Circle Evgh meeting at Stanley Street home
Mrs. WILLIAM Johnston and Mrs. Ray Schenck led a program for the Circle Evgh meeting held at Mrs. Ira Kern’s home on Stanley Street. Twenty three members and guest Mrs. Forest Fitzgerald attended. Hosts assisted by Mrs. Ray Schenck, Mrs. Otto Augspurger, and Mrs. Clyce Pence. Mrs. Dale Wiley directed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Neel
Circle Seven
William M. Schuck
Alameda
Louis Brown
J. C. Lockmever
James Armstron
Sssion
Lockmeyer
Mar
William Johnston
Ray Schenck
Ira Kern
Stanley Street
Forest Fitzgerald
Hosesses
Otto Augspurger
Clyce Pence
Dale Wiley
Five Ida Morning Star Chapter OFS members attend Day ton Friendship Night
Five members of Ida Morning Star Chapter 572 Order of the Eastern Star journeyed to Day ton last night for a Friendship Night observance of Harvest Chapter OFS. The group included Mrs. Jack Reeder Mrs. Leon Childress Mrs. Joe Fly Mrs. James King and Mrs. Ann Arkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Morningstar
Order of the Fastern Star
Dayton
Harves
OFS
Jack Reeder
Leon Childress
Joe Fly
James King
Ann Arkill
Venison in the Freezer Also Sauce Tips
A note on venison prep suggests serving chilled meat from the freezer with a sauce of melted currant jelly and Worcestershire sauce for a contrasting sweet and savory finish.
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Porte
Chardelle Weber
Christonians
W.A. Days
Chrysa
Juanita Fugate
Madison
Miss Peters
By Gabrielle Smith
Jhuge
W. R. Springer
H. K. Porter
N. Main
Wildwood
Steven Toth
John Schwab
Warren Johnson
Vincent Lutz
Fred Wootan
John Trotta
Emrie Dobrozsi
Robert Perry
Donald Kenny
Robert Brehm
Kenneth Ditmyer
James Kernan
Otte
Israel Hughes
Marcellus Andre
Arthur Wellinghoff
Beech Moore
Garet Millar
Lora Adams
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