Verity Golf Ladies Day leads with varied flight winners
Mrs Snyder shot 42 to lead Flight A, while Mrs Meyer claimed low net 33. In Flight B Mrs Norris Downing had low gross 44 and Mrs Miller low net 35. Flight C was led by Mrs Abercrombie with 49 and Mrs Parmenter won low net 35. Mrs Waxweiler totaled 13 putts in the prize round. Next Hills women event is a 9 am start at Miamisburg Mound Golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Snyder
Forest Hills
Verity Golf
Dei Meyer
Norris Downing
Martin Miller
Kay Abercrombie
Ralph Parmenter
James Waxweiler
Meyer
Wincain
Miamisburg Mound
Dance Honors Page Piatt Hosted by Betsy Crawford
A dance in honor of Miss Page Piatt of Winchester Massachusetts featured Betsy Crawford as hostess at Forest Hills Country Club. The event was part of a series of parties held during the past several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Piatt
Winchester
Mass
Betsy Crawford
Forest Hills Country Club
Bolling Hoggard Bridal Party Announced for July 31
Mrs Linn Teasdale will attend her sister Miss Eloise Bolling as matron of honor at the July 31 First Presbyterian Church wedding to Aubrey Drew Hoggard. Miss Jennifer Teasdale and Millie Martinez are among bridal party members with ushers Donald Beasley and Linn Teasdale. Hostesses include Mrs Joseph Labo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lehman
Jeanne Lee
Miss Bolling
Benjamin Landrum
Excello
Ida D. Hoggard
Norfolk, Va
Claude R. Hoggard
Miss Piatt to Visit England After Middletown Stay
Miss Piatt departs Middletown July 7 to visit England after staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Cliff Crawford Sr and her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Robert Crawford during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Piatt
Cliff Crawford Sr
Robert Crawford
Middletown
England
Middletown GOP Women Elect New Officers
Mrs. H. R. Jones was installed as president of the Middletown Women's Republican Club during a hillcrest lodge picnic with the Hamilton Club as guests. Katherine English Wetz el led the ceremonies. other officers named include Mrs. Clester Pieratt, vice president. Mrs. Clinton D. Boyd, second vice president. Mrs. Jack Miller, secretary. Miss Goldye Freeze, treasurer. James Rhodes, Republican candidate for Ohio governor, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Jones
Middletown Women's Republican Club
Middletonians
Hamilton Club
Hillcrest Lodge
Katherine English Wetzel
Ohio Senate
Clester Pieratt
Clinton D. Boyd
Jack Miller
Goldye Freeze
Middletown NSA Honors New Member at Dinner
The Middletown chapter of the National Secretaries Assn held its season finale dinner at Holiday House. Miss Rita Deger was initiated, and Miss Gwendolyn Matthews will attend the NSA convention at the Waldorf Astoria July 22 to 25. Matthews and Itheris were named to state committees. Meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday House
Middletown
Norma Imhoff
Mildred Kain
Marguerite Conover
Bridal Party Named For July 10 Rites
Miss Bonnie Tannreuther invites Miss Patricia Ann Hollen as maid of honor for July 10 wedding to Ronald Hollen at St. Johns Catholic Church. Bridesmaids include Mrs. Gerald Donathan Elbert Tannreuther Jr Jeannie Hampton. best man Karl Kaurich. ushers Jack ers Elbert Tannreuther Jr J Singleton. Reception at Middletown Sportsmen's Club after 4:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. John Singleton and Mrs. Sherman Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Tannreuther
Patricia Ann Hollen
Ronald Hollen
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gerald Donathan
Elbert Tannreuther Jr
Jeannie Hampton
Karl Kaurich
Jackers
J Singleton
Middetown Sportsmen's Club
John Singleton
Sherman Steele
Tannreuther
Elbert Tannreuther Sr
Grand Avenue
Clyde P. Hollon
Garfield
Parties Begin For Miss Caudill
The first in a series of pre nup tial parties honoring Miss Maxine Caudill bride elect of Loren Richardson was held at the Clayton Street Church of God hosted by Mrs Keller Richardson Mrs Ronald Richardson and Mrs Marvin Richardson. Guests gifted linen and a white wedding bell hung above the table. Prizes went to Mrs James Chase Mrs Al Kesling and Miss Pat Perry. The couple will wed July 24 in an open Grace Baptist Church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Caudill
Loren Richardson
Clayton Street Church of God
Keller Richardson
Ronald Richardson
Marvin Richardson
James Chase
al Kesling
Pat Perry
Caudill
Richardson
Crawford Family Sets Sail for England July Seventh
The Crawford family and their relatives plan a July seventh voyage to England aboard the Queen Mary. Mr and Mrs Robert Crawford and Betsy will reside there for several years with Miss Page Piatt of Winchester Massachusetts joining them. Mrs Cliff Crawford Sr accompanies to New York. Miss Valda Wilkerson spends the summer in London enjoying theater and music amid royal pomp and Marlene Dietrich attention. James and Mrs James Agoston return from Quebec to Marshall Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Robert Crawford
Betsy
Page Piatt
Winchester
Mass
Piatt
Crawfords
New York
Crawford
Cliff Crawford Sr
Euclid Street
Valda Wilkerson
the Alameda
London
Sweden
Marlene
Dietrich
Quebec
James Agoston
Marshall Road
Shrew Opens Shakespeare Festival At Yellow Springs
Antioch Players present The Taming of the Shrew as the third annual Shakespeare Under the Stars festival opens in Yellow Springs. Cast features Arthur Lithgow Petruchio and Nancy Marchand as Kate with Ellis Rabb and Jack Bittner delivering supporting comic roles. The production blends humor with new technical features and a growing company strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Antioch
Kate
Petruchio
Padua
Shakespeare
Christopher Sly
Old Sy
Sly
David Hooks
Ellis Rabb
Jack Bittner
Arthur Lithgow
Nancy Marchand
Senate Keeps $50 Dividend Exemption Amid Tax Bill Debates
Senate votes whittle down a tax bill provision leaving a $50 exemption on dividend income with a 5 percent deduction in year one. An accelerated depreciation section is rejected 0-20, and a heads of households income-splitting benefit is dropped for now, though House supporters hope for restored relief in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Sen
Morse
Remark on US Births and Mamere Age Range
Three fifths of children born in the United States have mamere aged between 20 and 30 years. This data point highlights a generational age distribution issue in historical demographic reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mamere
Tight Squeeze On Bridge Causes Wreck
Two drivers and a passenger escaped injury when a truck and a tractor-trailer sideswiped on Route 177, Darrtown Pike, five miles north of Hamilton. James Francis, 18, of Cincinnati, drove for Co-Op Food Bank. William Smith, 33, of Indianapolis, operated the Commercial Motor Freight Lines rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrtown Pike
Hamilton
Elmer Grabe
James Francis
Cincinnati
Co-Op Food Bank
Commercial Motor Freight Lines
William Smith
Indianapolis
Francis
Samuel Jackson
Smith
Births Reported From Local Homes
Mr and Mrs George Reckart of 2108 Logan Ave welcome a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Lawrette Long of 1214 Yankee Rd greet a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Weller of Germantown announce a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reckart
Logan Ave
Lawrette Long
Yankee Rd
Raymond Weller
Germantown
Local youths named in board employee incident
Jack M. Brown age 18 of Armco Employe at 1225 Calumet Ave and Marilyn Faye McPherson age 17 of Gardner Board employe at 2304 Queen Ave are referenced in a report from the local filing. The note lists their ages and home addresses amid a brief crime or school district context, with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack M. Brown
Armco
Calumet Ave
Marilyn Faye McPherson
Gardner Board
Queen Ave
Hospital Patients List Oddly Named Individuals
The clipping lists multiple patients and relatives with limited details. Names include Robert Ashworth, Willard Gill, Mrs Mary Jackson, Cecil Duvall, Stanford Swope, and out of town Joyce Rogers, among others. Several entries note surgical or medical conditions and associated streets or towns, with partial familial references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ashworth
Highland St
Willard Gill
Grand Ave
Mary Jackson
9Th Ave
Cecil Duvall
S. Broad St
Stanford Swope
Roughne Swope
Baltimore St
Joyce Rogers
Isaac Rogers
Warren Road
Perry Williamson
Andrews Street
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Jack Smith
Superior Avenue
Record speed of Cygnus double star noted
The highest known stellar speed is attributed to a binary star in Cygnus. It moves at 1,500,000 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constellation of
Cygnus
Knowland warns on Communist China entry to United Nations
Senator Knowland says admitting Communist China could force allies to choose between the PRC and the United States. He links U N action on China to Indochina events, fears a General Assembly bid to seat Peiping, and warns Britain may back the communists. He suggests a US veto could be avoided only by such a move and warns of a potential fatal impact on the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
International Organization
United States
Knowland
U. N
Indochina
Peiping
Security Council
General Assembly
Russia
France
United Kingdom
Sen. George
D-Ga
Britain
U.N
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations
Lausche Denies Presidential Bid Suspicions
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche called reports he could be a 1956 presidential candidate fantastic while on NBC. He said no ambitions beyond Ohio and will not speak publicly outside the state until December 1956, after the November election. He is in his fourth two year term and seeks a fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Cleveland
United States
Speech Highlights U N Vote On China's Role
Tee argues there is broad accord that no nation should seize a seat at the United Nations by force. He warns that letting the Communist regime in China represent China would spell the UN's death at this moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
U.N
United Nations
China
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