Ellen Aubley to Attend Munich Social Work Conference
Ellen Aubley, a caseworker with Butler County Office, Division of Aid for the Aged, will lead a group of 700 U S citizens to the eighth International Conference of Social Work in Munich Germany from July 11 to August 31 visiting London Amsterdam and several European nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Aubley
Butler
United
United States
Lester B. Grangers
Aubrey
Paris
Madras
India
Toronto
United Nations
Dinner Fetes Bridal Party at Hatfield Residence
Mrs Roy Hatfield hosted a rehearsal dinner for the bridal party of Roy Hatfield and Miss Marilyn Alice Scheibert at the Hatfield home on San Michael Road. Forty guests attended as the couple’s parents presented gifts to bridesmaids and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hatfield
Roy
Marilyn Alice Scheibert
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Hatfield
San Michael Road
Miss Scheibert
Mark S. Scheibert
Harrison Street
Franklin Couple to Wed July 28 at First Baptist
Miss Beverly Emrick and Donald E. Evans have set July 28 for their open church ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Franklin. Rev. H. S. Gessner will officiate. The bride-elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Tiff Glossip Jr of Chestnut Street. the prospective bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Cline Adams of 8 River Street, Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Emrick
Donald E. Evans
First Baptist Church, Franklin
H. S. Gessner
Tiff Glossip Jr
Chestnut Street
Cline Adams
River Street
Franklin
Mrs Trent Hosts Bridge Party For Sister Mrs Fugett
Mrs Bonnie Trent hosted a Tuesday bridge party at her Central Avenue home in honor of her sister Mrs George Fugett. Guests included Mrs Paul Sibert Mrs Richard Moon Mrs C C Clark and Mrs Herschel Dayne with several others in attendance. The Fugetts recently moved from Cleveland to Christel Avenue after residing in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Trent
Central Avenue
George Fugett
Fugett
Ruth Radabaugh
Stephanie
Kristi
Cleveland
Christel Avenue
Fugetts
Middletown
Paul Sibert
Richard Moon
C. C. Clark
Herschel Dayne
Russell Nicols
Dorothy Radabaugh
Ronald E. Lane
M. C. Dent
William Leasure
Richard Grubbs
Charles Goforth
Group Installs New Officers in Miami Valley Council 30
Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America held a Tuesday installation in Junior Hall with officers installed including Mrs. Perry Clark as junior past councilor and Mrs. Charles De Frates as councilor. Installing officer was Mrs. Faris Gutshall. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council 30
Daughters of America
Perry Clark
Grant Barnett
Charles de Frates
Kenneth Mall
Pearl Sickle
Della Marshall
Marla Collier
James Buchanan
Bette Fletcher
Inside Sentinel
Estel Scalf
Outside Sentinel
Allen Gravenstein
Carl Muillendore
Nelda Hivick
Charles Witters
Joseph Ditmyer
Elmer Triplett
Arthur Richardson
Witters
Faris Gutshall
Council
Gay Young Mothers Club Event Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Fred Kruse hosted a covered-dish dinner and meeting of Gay Young Mothers MSL on Tuesday at the Milton Road home of Mrs. Frank K. Brumley. President Mrs. Richard Feis led reports by Mrs. Robert Marts Mrs. James W. Lewis and Mrs. Harlan Helsel. The constitution committee was named with Mrs. Donald Fiessinger Mrs. James Cummings and Mrs. Marts. Aug. 7 is set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kruse
MSL
Milton Road
Frank K. Brumley
Richard Feissinger
Robert Marts
James W. Lewis
Harlan D. Helsel
Fiessinger
Constitution Committee
Donald Fiessinger
James Cummings
Marts
Baker-Howard Nuptials Held In Dayton
The marriage of Miss Jeanne Anne Baker and Gordon Roger Howard was solemnized Saturday at Fairview Evangelical and United Brethren Church in Dayton. Rev. Lorin Stine officiated the double ring ceremony at 7 30 p.m. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moyer of Grim Mantown. The bride wore lace and tulle over taffeta with a layered veil and pearls. Matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Rettich. bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Eagon, Miss Marcia Baker, and Miss Bonnie Baker. Best man was Thomas Rettich. ushers were John T. Decker, William Anson, and Donald Moyer. A reception followed in the church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Anne Baker
Gordon Roger Howard
Fairview
Thomas Rettich
Lafayette
Ind
Barbara Eagon
Delaware
Marcia Baker
Bonnie Baker
Dayton
John T. Decker
William Anson
Donald Moyer
Shower Honors Miss Canter Bride Elect
Miss Mary Jane Canter, bride elect of Albert Bradshaw, received kitchen and home gifts at a garden shower hosted by Mrs. Ernest Tibbs and Mrs. Judith Gate at the Tibbs home on South Main. The pink and white event featured lawn seating and prize games won by several guests. The couple plan to wed at 7 30 p m Saturday in the First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Canter
Albert Bradshaw
Judith Gate
Ernest Tibbs
S. Mainz
Tibbs
Walter Kuiken
Frank Jedritis
Albert Canter
Francis Spangler
Charles Reichter
John Ballay
Howard Reider
Charles Canter
Miss Canter
Bradshaw
Evening club and organization meetings listed
Local notices list Thursday evening gatherings at Colony Restaurant Lions Club LeSourdsville Lake Blythe Williams American Legion Auxiliary 100F Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 Moose Lodge Manchester Hotel Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters Colony Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Colony
Lions Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Blythe - Williams American Legion Auxiliary
1OOF
S. Main St
Alpha Council 326, Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Moose Lodge
Hall
Club
Manchester Otel
Middletonians Win Honors At Ohio State
Ohio State University's spring honor roll includes three Middletown students for high scholastic attainment. Jacqueline Lester and Patricia A. Moorman of Middletown are named on the School of Nursing honor roll, while Kenneth J. Stubbart of 108 Magnolia Dr. is listed among College of Commerce honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Middletown
Jacqueline Lester
A. D. Lester
Ellen Drive
Patricia A. Moorman
Edgar Moorman
Germantown Road
School of Nursing
Kenneth J. Stubbart
Magnolia Dr
College of Commerce
Travel Notes From Middletown Events Abroad and at Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilde and their children Bobby Cindy and Debby visited Ridgewood New Jersey relatives for two weeks. Seven Middletonians attend the National Laymen Conference at Green Lake Wisconsin with registrations from local families of First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilde
Bobby
Cindy
Debby
Ridgewood
N. J
Mrs. Wilde
Martin Blashock
Buena Avenue
Amon
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Owen A. Albaugh
Wilmore Drive
W. C. Cade
Orlando Avenue
Paul Lockmeyer
Sara Jane
Highview Road
First Baptist Church
Vows announced for Norma Ferris and John A. Armstrong
Mrs. Leona Wysong announces the marriage of her daughter Norma Ferris to John A. Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Archie Armstrong of Camden. The ceremony was June 9 at the First Baptist Church Hamilton with Rev Oliver Hurst officiating. The couple were attended by Shirley Gaines and John Matt and later took a honeymoon in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Wysong
Norma Ferris
John A. Armstrong
Archie Armstrong
Camden
First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Oliver Hurst
Shirley Gaines
John Matt
Mrs. Armstrong
Florida
The Purple of Tyre Dye Worth $150 in Ancient Trade
In ancient commerce the Tyrian purple dye drawn from shellfish fetched about 150 units of value. Merchants traded the vivid color across cultures, signaling luxury and status.
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Tyre
Check Books for Kids Helps Teach Allowances
A father gives children extra check books from the bank to record weekly allowances. Kids write checks to spend, while parents act as the bank, providing banking experience and a spending record for the family. A second item notes U S per capita evaporated milk consumption falling from 18 pounds in 1947 to 15 pounds in 1953.
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Omaha
Mom
Pop
U.S
Three Women Plead Guilty in Forery Case In Minneapolis
Three women pleaded guilty to forgery using the forged credits of a blind woman in Minneapolis. They were placed on probation from indeterminate terms after a judge called the crime lowdown and disgusting as they charged $600 worth of goods.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Random call leads to unexpected vacuum sale
Mrs Albert Meyer, who works to solicit clients by phone for her window-saleman husband, dialed a random number and spoke to Mrs Alex Halbman. Moments later the doorbell rang and Alex Halbman appeared, identified by the briefcase bearing his name and offered vacuum cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Albert Meyer
Alex Halbman
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Miller’s
Mrs. Trent
Erval Pastry
City Bldg
Canter
Middletown Assn
Colony Restaurant
Ohio State
Mildred Berger
Trenton
A. E. Rammel
Fleming Road
American Home Economics Assn
National Guard
Washington, D. C
Pat Burns
Robert Burns
Aberdeen Drive
Duke University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Quebec
Duke
Chateau Frontenac
Canada
Vows
Connies
Jacqulins
Central Ave
Verity & Broad
Union Sanitary Inc
Irving's
East End
Bermudas
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