Middletown Civic Symphony Names Vocal and Flute Winners
Micky Dennis and Paul E. Doebler Jr. won auditions for the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra. Dennis, a Middletown High senior and voice student, performed "Wherer You Walk" while Doebler, a Lemon-Monroe High junior, played "Concertino" on flute. They will solo with the orchestra on April 20 in the season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micky Dennis
Paul E. Doebler Jr
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Chester C. Dennis
Micky
Middletown High School
Robert B. Ramedell
Han
Paul E. Doebler
Lemon-Monroe High School
Jack Welbaum
Paul
Chaminade
Travel slides highlight visit to islands and Japan at church
Twenty eight members of the Young Women's Society of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the social rooms. Robert Funston described travels to the Hawaiian Islands Wake Island and Japan with slides. Mrs. O P Adams and others participated in hosting and program duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical
Hamilton Choirs Attend Supper At Church Here
The Hamilton Presbyterian Adult Choir hosted by Middletown First Presbyterian Chancel Choir shared a covered-dish supper Wednesday. Tables were decorated by Mrs. John Hursch and Mrs. Joseph Haines, with Mrs. Bass Brandenburg Jr. in charge of the kitchen. After rehearsals both choirs joined for a sanctuary sing along and a fellowship hour, following word of a Westminster directed choir festival May 4 at Knox Church in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Presbyterian Church
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
John Hursch
Joseph Haines
Bass Brandenburg Jr
Knox Church
Cincinnati
Miss Alice Cox to Wed Harold Sutter in February
Bride elect Miss Alice Cox was honored at a Valentine themed miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. John F. Schmidt on Franklin Street with prizes won by Miss Mary Enright Mrs. Thurman Figgins and Mrs. Leonard Wilson. Additional guests included Mrs. Delbert Mann Mrs. Don Hughes and others. The couple plans to marry Feb 15 at the First Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cox
Harold Sutter
John F. Schmidt
Franklin Street
Valentine
Mary Enright
Thurman Figgins
Leonard Wilson
Delbert Mann
Don Hughes
Anna Dell
Elbert Lucas
Barbara Conn
Bea Mays
Margaret Combs
Halder Pearce
Cox
Mr. Sutter
First Church of God
Robert Cox
Gideon Road
B. F. Sutter
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Miss Cox
Roy Hatfield
Robert Gross
Lynn Frame
C. D. Gillespie
Wilmer Blair
Dayton
Richard Hardwick
Alma Hatfield
Harold Frame
Lebanon Club Is Granted Charter At Golden Lamb
George Roesch district governor of Toastmasters International presented the charter to the Lebanon club. Don Pleasant is president. Special guests included Robert Newbold Elmer Horvath and Middletown Toastmasters members. Next meeting at J and J Bowling Lanes will discuss a new speechcraft program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roesch
Toastmaster’s International
Lebanon
Don Pleasant
Golden Lamb
Robert Newbold
Elmer Horvath
Middletown
Births and Relatives in Local News
Vital Statistics reports a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hogg of Trenton yesterday. Out of town notices include twin sons born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Grimes formerly of Middletown today at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. maternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. C Edward Craft of Grand Ave. and others noting a Dayton boy Thursday at St Elizabeth Hospital with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Myron Stevens of Ross St. Also listed is a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Kemp of Washington DC yesterday with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp of Manchester Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Grimes
Middletown
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
C. Edward Craft
Grand Ave
Donald Stevens
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Myron Stevens
Ross St
James Thomas Kemp
Washington, D. C
Thomas Kemp
Manchester Rd
Hospital List of New Arrivals Names Many Local Residents
A hospital notice lists multiple local residents and family lines as new arrivals or patients. Names include Debra Ann Griffith, Karen Lynn Havens, Earl Baker, Lonnie Woolum, Thomas Blanton, Judith Beaty, Jean Charlotte Egleston, Harriet Farmer, Nell Fitzgerald, Ira Noble, Victoria Ross, and Wesley Worrell along with their parentage and streets in towns such as Creekview, Baltimore, Trenton, Middletown, and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Ann Griffith
Walter Griffith
Lisa
Karen Lynn Havens
Frank E. Havens
Creekview
Richard B. Leasure
St. Ave
Russell Hixson
Baltimore St
Earl Baker
Auburn St
Lonnie Woolum
Green Woolum
Morgan St
Thomas Hall
West Middletown
Fred Miller
Glen Ave
Thomas Clark Blanton
Mason
Anna Banks
Moore St
Joel F. Bailey
James C. Tuckey
Sorgel
Dale M. Shockey
Brown Ave
Fred Stein Sr
15Th Ave
Johnny James Keith
James Keith
Winton St
James Curry Jr
Grand Ave
Glenn M. Edwards
Jefferson Ave
All-America Booklet Promotes Gratitude in Middletown Monroe area
An army of volunteers will door knock to thank every family for helping Middletown win All-America City honors. A 16 page illustrated booklet outlining the award and local projects will be distributed the week of February 10. Distribution coordinators are named with school area captains and block workers assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown-Monroe
Middletown
Ray W. Brown
W. T. Thorne
Wilson-Lincoln
Jim LaPierre
Jefferson- Spring Hill - Maple Park
Lloyd Collier
Oneida
Clarence Cox
Sherman-Mayfield
William Sebald
Taft-Central-Garfield
James Anderson
Monroe
Thomas Selby
Amanda
LaPierre
Bob Sant
Spring Hill
Bob Cordray
Jefferson
James Abbott
Maple Park
Cox
Irving Wise
Sherman
Robert Murphy
Mayfield
Sebald
Joseph Ponder
Garfield
Lee Mendenhall
Taft
Vernon Purdom
Central
William Robinson
Lions Hear City Manager at Lions Club Meeting
At a Lions Club session yesterday the city manager discussed urban renewal and citizen activities. Slides illustrated his remarks and Elvin Wagner reported Roy Eugene Nickells had exceeded $3 000 in government funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Lions Club
Charles Vd
Elvin Wagner
Roy Eugene Nickells
Divorce suits filed in Butler County Courts
Christine Conrad seeks divorce from Donald Conrad for extreme cruelty. Ruby Ellen Burton sues Ralph K. Burton for neglect. Betty Jo Sprague sues Harry R. Sprague and Frances L. Lunsford sues Charles Lunsford for neglect. Lounell Miller sues Fred Miller for neglect and cruelty. Donald L. Kelley sues Patricia Kelley for neglect. Doris Ann Armbruster sues Charles Daniel Armbruster for neglect and cruelty. Mary Lou Donathan sues Alva Gerald Donathan for neglect. Reva J. Roby sues David C. Roby for neglect. Charlotte Sharp sues Kenneth Sharp for neglect. Mary Ann Johnson sues James Arkey Johnson for neglect. Lucille Williamson sues Harry Williamson for neglect. Howard Slack sues Jessie Mae Slack for neglect and wilful absence. Mary L. Krauser sues Stephen Charles Krauser for neglect. Carolyn Anne Portogallo sues Benjamin Anthony Portogallo, Everett T. Perry sues Mary Perry for neglect. Sylvia Miley sues Wilbur Miley for extreme cruelty. Mary Burkhardt sues Isaac Burkhardt for neglect and cruelty. Shirley Hutton sues John Hutton and Reuben Pelfrey sues Elizabeth Pelfrey for neglect and cruelty. Joseph Croucher sues Betty Croucher for neglect and cruelty. Gertrude McLain sues Murray McLain Jr. for neglect. Martha Catherine Hoppe sues Herbert Hoppe for neglect. Hubert Berryman sues Katherine Berryman for neglect. Judith Ann Fleming, minor, sues Gerald Lee Fleming, minor, for neglect. Gloria Fay Gentry sues Riley Donald Gentry for neglect. Hazel Carter sues Ashton Carter for neglect. Judge David listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Conrad
August
Donald Conrad
Middletown
Ruby Ellen Burton
Clark St
Ralph K. Burton
Betty Jo Sprague
Eldora Dr
Harry R. Sprague
Frances L. Lunsford
Hamilton
Charles Lunsford
Lounell Miller
Glenn Ave
Fred Miller
Donald L. Kelley
Trenton Rt. 1
Patricia Kelley
Mary Ann Johnson
James Arkey Johnson
Lucille Williamson
Seven Mile
Harry Williamson
Howard Slack
Oxford
Jessie Mae Slack
Covington
Mary L. Krauser
New Miami
Stephen Charles Krauser
Cincinnati
Carolyn Anne Portogallo
Ellen Dr
Benjamin Anthony Portogallo
Rankin
Everett T. Perry
Mary Perry
Rossmayne
Ohio
Sylvia Miley
Wilbur Miley
Mary Burkhardt
Sheridan Ave
Isaac Burkhardt
Shirley Hutton
Central Ave
John Hutton
Reuben Pelfrey
Elizabeth Pelfrey
Taylor Ave
Joseph Crouch
Kiwanians Hear State Special Education Official
Evelyn Ejisnaugle supervisor of the division of special education spoke at the Kiwanis Club on the state training program for the blind partially sighted and crippled children. Taft School visual aid teacher Norman Kinney described new equipment and training funded by the school board. A ten minute film on the topic was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ejisnaugle
Division of Special Education
State Department of Education
Kiwanis Club
Norman Kinney
Taft School
Actor Dale Robertson on Italian film set with Gina Lollobrigida
Hollywood veteran Dale Robertson recounts his Italian shoot for Innocent Abroad with Gina Lollobrigida. He says script changes and billing disputes, a back row camera shot with Vittorio De Sica, and 4300 stills colored a tense experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Rome
Dale Robertson
Italy
Brooklyn
Gina Lollobrigida
Dale
Gina
Vittoria de Sica
Ture
de Sica
Gina Bust In France On Paris Fashion Verdict
Paris-Presse critics Gina Lollobrigida as she passed through Paris en route to New York. The paper derides her display noting her dress was low and belt tight while fashion showing coincided with her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gina
Paris-Presse Today
Gina Lol-iobrigida
New York
Paris-Presse
Rival Fourth Grade Gangs in Oklahoma City Cease Feud
Police learned of two rival groups in Oklahoma City. One gang named the Help Club claimed to aid third-graders in trouble. A second unnamed group said it protected itself from the Help Club. Detective G L Emmett recovered brass knuckles and knives from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Help Club
G. L. Emmett
Emmett
Zebra Color Debate Shifts View on Stripes
Scientists conclude the zebra is a light colored animal with dark stripes. The remark suggests a revised view contrasts with earlier ideas of dark animals with light stripes.
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Paul Doebler
H. D. Cairns
Donald G. Lester
Women's Society
Zion Lutheran Church
Malcolm Reed
Sally Wing
A. L. Wingst
William C. Calvert
Manchester Ave
James H. Hogg
Trenton
Taylor Amyx
John Avery
S. Main St
Judith Beaty
Hubert L. Brewer
Jean Charlotte Egleston
Charles Egleston
Yankee Rd
Glenn C. Ellis
Dora Garrett
Leibee St
Harry C. Grier
Millard Hollon
Ira Noble
I Noble Sr
Rt. 1
Clifton H. Palmer
Columbia Ave
Mamie Porter
Charles H. Richmond
Victoria Ross
Charles Shafer
James R. Spencer
Baltimore
Elgin B. Storey
Wilbraham
Forrest H. Swinehart
Midway St
Edward Thinnes
Malvern
Dewitt R. Thompson
Harrison St
Eleanor Trammell
Otis Trammell
Wesley Worrell
Willie Worrell
Carlisle
The
Volunteers
Mrs
Mrs. Robinson
Lions
Butler County Courts
Murray McLain Jr
Martha Catherine Hoppe
Queen Ave
Dallas
Herbert ‘Hoppe
Logan Ave
Hubert Berryman
Katherine Berryman
Judith Ann Fleming
Minor
Pine St
Gerald Lee
Gloria Fay Gentry
Fairmount Ave
Riley Donald Gentry
Hazel Carter
Ashton Carter
Judge David
Black
Boulevard Floral Co
Verity
France
Eleanor
Lucille
Smith ST
Side—Clance
Filson
Coats
Val
Slacks Val
Lincoln-Mercury Co
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