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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1955

Page

6

Recitals Planned by Mrs Ramsdell for Girls' Club Pupils

Helen Gerber Ramsdell plans two recitals at the Girls Club for her voice pupils. Elementary and junior high perform tomorrow at 8 p m with senior high on Saturday June 18. Programs feature sacred and secular songs and operatic arias. Participants include Karen All pach Cynthia Ashcraft Ruth Ballinger Grover Franks and many others. Mrs Ramsdell belongs to the Middletown National and State Music Teachers Assn and the National Singing Teachers Assn.

Helen Gerber Ramsdell Karen Allpach Cynthia Ashcraft Ruth Ballinger Grover Franks Barbara Benner Ross Blaine John Buehl Nancy Cairns Pam DePew Dian Dewitt Marilyn Edwards Phyllis Edwards Pam Eldridge Philip Gregory Janice Hall Seanna Harris Donna Hawkins Pat Hillman Barry Hobart Brenda Kelley Faye Kelley Ellen Kenney Phyllis Lawson Pat Leak Sherry Loveless Sandra Maxson Linda McGill Tom McCandless Becky McKinzie Sandy Minor Reed Musgrove Barbara Payne Penny Peck Dale Riffe Jill Rentschler

Miss Riley Earns Bachelor of Science at UC

Miss Sue Ann Riley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Riley of Glen Lane received a bachelor of science in home economics Saturday at the University of Dayton commencement in the National Cash Register auditorium. She will marry Francis C Maloney July 30 and was honored with a graduation weekend shower by roommates Janet Grantz Patricia Monnett and Rita Bardo. Twelve attended cocktails and dinner at the Van Cleve Hotel with a luncheon for parents and relatives preceding the ceremonies.

Sue Ann Riley Joseph T. Riley Glen Lane University of Dayton National Cash Register Riley Francis C. Maloney Janet Grantz Patricia Monnett Rita Bardo van Cleve Hotel Mrs. Riley van Cleve

Nurses Panel Discusses Role of Religion in Hospitals

A Middletown Hospital panel debated a nurse's role in religion, featuring Father Julian Krusling Dr. Dale Hubbard the Rev. Jerome Schulz and others. Moderator Miss Anne Middlemiss noted nursing serves the whole patient, mental spiritual and physical health, with emphasis on ministerial help during critical moments and birth.

Middletown Hospital Verity Hall Father Julian Krusling Fenwick High School Dale Hubbard Franklin Jerome Schulz United Presbyterian Church M. B. Cochran St. Margaret's Episcopal Church Dayton Dave Regan Journal Emanuel Bennett Beth Sholem Anne Middlemiss Miss Middle Hubbard Regan Harold McGraw

Yale honors Thomas F. Tuttle with engineering degree

Thomas Frederick Tuttle son of Mr and Mrs William Tuttle of South Main Street is among about 2000 candidates for degrees at Yale on June 13. He will receive a bachelor of engineering degree and an ensign commission in the U S Naval Reserve as 10 000 spectators look on at Old Campus during the commencement ceremonies.

Thomas Frederick Tuttle William Tuttle S. Main Street Yale University U. S. Naval Reserve

Party Honors June 18 Bride

A shower for Miss Alice Thatcher, bride to be John Agoston, was hosted by her sister-in-law at her Central Avenue home. Twenty-one guests attended the pre nuptial event with prizes awarded to Mrs Louis Agoston Jr and others. The ceremony will be at St John’s Church at 9 30 a m.

Alice Thatcher John Agoston Perry Thatcher Central Avenue Thatcher Louis Agoston Jr Lora Johannes Paul Fisher Dorothy Shumate Eflen Heil Carolyn Gibbons Miss Thatcher Mr. Agoston St. John’s Church

DAR Schedule June 11 Luncheon Returns From Forest Hills

Members of Col. Jonathan Bay ard Smith chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, meet Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Forest Hills for their annual Flag Day luncheon. Installation of new officers closes the season. hostesses include Miss Mabel Eldridge, Miss Mary Hankinson, Miss Mary Strodtbeck, and several Mrs. attendees.

Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Daughters of the American Revolution Forest Hills Mabel Eldridge Mary Hankinson Mary Strodtbeck B. “*Sey W. BE. Klopp Forbes W. H. Minton G. E. Meehan

Patricia Doyle Honored at Shower Before June Wedding

Miss Patricia Doyle bride elect of Robert A. Fisher was feted at a Lisa Lane miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Doyle. Thirty four guests played bridal games and awarded prizes to Margie Guernsey Shirley Kelly Barbara Fisher and others. They are to be married June 12 at Grace Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m.

Patricia Doyle Robert A. Fisher Charles Doyle Lisa Lane Margie Guernsey Stanley Stacey Shirley Kelly Barbara Fisher Doyle Mr. Fisher Grace Baptist Church

Marna Jung Named New Mortar Board Member at MU

Miss Marna Jung daughter of Rev and Mrs H H Jung of Kenwood Drive has been pledged to Mortar Board national senior women's honorary society at Miami University. A Middletown High School graduate she will be a senior at MU next year and belongs to Delta Delta Delta Owens Delta Omicron and Kappa Delta Pi. She was music director for Miami's first all campus show presented by the student body last March.

Marna Jung H.H. Jung Kenwood Drive Mortar Board Miami University Middletown Miss Jung Delta Delta Delta Owens Delta Omicorn Kappa Delta Pi Miss. Jung Miami

Lockard-Sebald Vows Announced in Middletown

Patricia Jean Lockard and John T. Sebald exchanged nuptial vows January 22. Patricia attended Oberlin College and Miami University and works for H. & S. Pogue Co. in Cincinnati. John, a Middletown High School graduate, studied at Los Angeles City College and Miami University and works for Greene and Ladd. The couple will reside in Middletown.

Floyd Lockard Knoll Woods West Middletown Patricia Jean John T. Sebald J. Thomas Sebald Stonyrill Farm Dixie Highway Middletown High School Oberlin College Miami University Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority Delta Omicron

Alumnae Reunion At Randolph-Macon Marks 62nd Commencement

Mrs. Cliff Crawford Jr. returns from Lynchburg Va after alumnae reunion at Randolph Macon Woman's College. Reunion attendees span 1905 to 1950 classes with 124 in 1945 class, 57 returning. Weekend highlights include the college's 62nd commencement and social events. Kenneth and Dorothy Payne plus two sons visit Albuquerque after 10 days with Hawkins family. Crowleys attend Notre Dame and St Mary's College graduation ceremonies. Claire Crowley accompanies her parents.

Cliff Crawford Jr Kensington Street Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Womans College Kenneth Payne Dorothy Hopper Albuquerque N.M Hazel Hopper Wilbraham Road James Payne Franklin

Fun With Flowers Talk At Middletown Garden Club

Mrs. Ned Warren led a program titled Fun With Flowers for Middletown Garden Club. Hosts Mrs. Calvin Skinner and Mrs. Charles Beck assisted. awards honored Victorian nosegays and arrangements with multiple winners including Mrs. Newman Ebersole, Louise Hunter Windsor, and Mrs. George Underwood among others.

Ned Warren Middletown Garden Club Calvin Skinner Charles Beck Robert Driscoll Newman Ebersole Fred Vorhis Fred Greathouse George Underwood Robert Parker Harold Anness Leighton Windsor Warren

Co Workers Honor Patricia Meehan Before Wedding

Patricia Meehan was showered with gifts at a pre nuptial party hosted by Aeronca Manufacturing co workers in the accounting department. The event at Elmo Place featured an all white theme and winners included Miss Mary Rita Domhoff and Mrs. Chester Higgins.

Patricia Meehan Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Denver Gilbert Elmo Place Mary Rita Domhoff Chester Higgins Gilbert George Coldiron Phyllis Tilton Pauline Coldiro

Welcome Wagon Club Plans Fall Benefit Card Party

Members of the Welcome Wagon Club met at the Colony Restaurant last evening to organize a fall benefit card party and approved a donation to Hamilton Mental Health Clinic. Prizes were won by Mrs. Al Felton, Mrs. Lawrence Dale Wilson, Mrs. Virginia Trumbo, Mrs. William Schick, Mrs. Norman Van Tilburg and Mrs. Carl Morris. Hostesses included Mrs. Bernard Otten, Mrs. DeWitt Law, Mrs. L. P. Ellison and Mrs. Gordon Hileman.

Welcome Wagon Club Colony Hamilton al Felton Lawrence Dale Wilson Virginia Trumbo William Schick Norman van Tilburg Carl Morris Bernard Otten DeWitt Law L. P. Ellison Gordon Hileman

Churches Set Theme For Next Year At WSWS Meeting

Mrs. C R Schneider president of WSWS First EUB Church announced the next year theme For Christ and His Church and the hymn The Churches One Foundation at a church meeting. Mrs Frank Troutvine Jr spoke Go Tell It Above the Noise and Mrs Charles Foutz read Obedience. Committee members included Mrs Robert Cooper Mrs Charles Foutz Mrs Wilbur Keister and Mrs Arthur Hauselman. The Sheafor Philothea Class met at Curryer Road home of Mrs Homer Wanger for a business session followed by a picnic style dinner hosted by Mrs Willis Whitman and Mrs Frank Sample.

C. R. Schneider WSWS EUB Christ and His Church Churches One Foundation Schneider Frank Troutvine Jr Charles Foutz Curryer Road Homer Wanger Sheafor Philothea First Baptist Church Tom Baird Willis Whitman Frank Sample

Births and medical notes from Vital Statistics column

List of births and medical notices includes several named families with newborn girls and boys, plus residents with medical or surgical notes. Entries mention locations such as Hamilton, Oxford, Trenton, and Cincinnati, with hospital affiliations and ages of individuals.

Pairings of locals listed in Hamilton area labor census

A long list of residents with ages and occupations across Hamilton and surrounding towns. The記 entries include electrical, clerical, office and factory workers, plus notes of service in the US Army and local addresses. Names span Bowling Schaney Dare Konrad Werner Kash Geiger Sharp Wells Rutherford Luebbers Witters James Taylor Morris and others.

Harry E. Bowling Marlene Ann Schaney Hamilton Donald Dare Okeana Patricia Sue Konrad Leonard Raymond Wells Nancy Patricia Rutherford Robert M. Luebbers Carpenter Cincinnati Juanita Witters Harold W. James Lewisburg Ohio Idella Jean Taylor West Middletown

New Lodge Officers Lead Middletown Knights Templar Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of Middletown Commandery 71 Knights Templar elects Mrs. Harry Pell as president with aides Mrs. Howard Beltz vice president Mrs. Donald Turner secretary Mrs. Layton Goodman treasurer Mrs. George Schueller chaplain and others. Installation occurs Friday at 6 30 p.m. during a covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple.

Ladies Auxiliary Middletown Knights Templar Harry Pell Howard Beltz Donald Turner Layton Goodman George Schueller Leonard Hackney Sunshine William Gillespie Sales Stamps Lester May Masonic Temple

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