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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1959

Page

8

Men Dominate Middletown Garden Club Floral Show

At Hickory Hill Farm Middletown Garden Club hosts a picnic supper where husbands submit floral arrangements judged in multiple divisions. Winners receive ribbons for humorous original beautiful and other categories with Stanley Watkins, Dr C T Atkinson and E S Myers among top entrants.

Middletown Garden Club Stanley Watkins Hickory Hill Farm Dixie Highway Garden Club Calvin Skinner W. W. Sebald Charles H. Murray C. T. Atkinson E. S. Myers W. B. Hunt E. M. Wiseman

Parties Precede June 13 Schrote-Bothwell Wedding

Dayton hosted a series of pre nuptial gatherings for Miss Jill Schrote and Robert Bothwell ahead of their June 13 ceremony at First Methodist Church. Guests included Fleming Road and Cincinnati families, with dinners, toasts, and arbor-decorated refreshment tables.

Jill Schrote Robert Bothwell Barbara Schrote Dayton Miss Schrote Millars Schrote Fleming Road Mr. Bothwell Harry Bothwell Cincinnati First Methodist Church

La Soiree Dinner Dance Plans Set for June 27

A Middletown society dinner dance committee met at the Fentons Aberdeen Drive home to finalize plans for La Soiree on June 27 at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club. The event themed A Yachting Party will feature Bob Roth's orchestra. The group will reconvene Sunday evening.

Thomas Fenton Aberdeen Drive Fentons Charles Adkins Charles Ortman Lindy Streifthau William Davidson Middletown Sportsmen's Club Bob Roth

Mrs Bales and Mrs Coker Win Bridge Honors

Mrs William Bales and Mrs E R Coker won first place with 61 percent at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club meeting held last night at Temple Beth Sholom. Second went to Mrs Gordon Nein and Ernest Bowen with 58 points, while third went to Mrs M L Johnston and Mrs Vernon Jones with 53 points. The club averaged 48 among five tables in play.

William Bales E. R. Coker Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Gordon Nein Ernest Bowen M. L. Johnston Vernon Jones

Two Members to Attend SPG Conclave in St Louis

Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma will send two Middleton delegates to the international convention June 17 to 21 in St. Louis Missouri. Mrs Ray Welsh and Mrs Wilford Wells will represent the chapter after a meeting at the Middletown Shopping Center Bake Shop Party Room.

Delta Pi Sigma Phi Gamma St. Louis George Frye Charles Joy Howard Schneider

Wiseman and Gillespie Families Attend Ohio University Graduation

Travel notes show Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Wiseman of Hampton Place visiting with relatives from Danville and Dayton. Marc S. Gillespie earned an MBA at Ohio University Athens and will relocate to New Kensington Pa to join Alcoa as an industrial engineer.

Edward M. Wiseman Hampton Place Robert Wiseman Susan and Jane Danville, Va W. H. Gillespie Yankee Road W. S. Steakley Columbus J. R. Flatt Dayton Ohio University Athens Gillespies Marc S. Gillespie Gillespie New Kensington Alcoa

Reading For Boys On Scout Agenda

Summer-time reading for boys 8 to 13 will be discussed at the Pokey Griffith Roundtable general session. J Everett Sams will offer ideas and book suggestions, with John Newby presenting awards. The Cub Scout section led by Harry Hannah will cover the July nature theme and safe swimming. Dudley Inwood leads the Boy Scout segment on fitness and camp planning. Charles Lang serves as registrar at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Association.

Pokey Griffith Roundtable J. Everett Sams John Newby Harry Hannah W. E. Marshall Camp Hook Dudley Inwood The Civic Association Charles Lang

Court Error Is Corrected In Local Journal Notice

The Journal corrects last Tuesday’s report naming Arkill Centers of Clay City Kentucky bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on charges of failure to provide and menace and threat in municipal court. Centers is held on 1500 dollars bond for non support and 500 dollars for the other charge. Mrs Odie Centers was incorrectly listed as bound on the non support charge under 50 dollars bond. She had filed the failure to provide charge against her husband.

Arkill Centers Clay City Butler County Grand Jury Centers Odie Centers

Middletown Area Students Receive College Degrees

Four Middletown area graduates earned bachelor degrees in ceremonies at Denison University Granville with 235 total degrees awarded in its 118th commencement. Rebecca Roof topped with honors in geography. Georgianna Gates also graduated with Roof as Denison seniors qualified for state teaching certificates. Other area honorees include Ann Downing, Frank A. Jones, and more, with additional graduates listed from Wisconsin Madison La Sierra University and Cincinnati.

Middletown Denison University Granville Rebecca Roof William B. Roof Hampton Place Miss Roof Ann Downing Norris J. Downling Sherman Ave Frank A. Jones Harold W. Jones Milton Rd Georgianna Gates G. P. Gates Franklin Rt University of Wisconsin Madison Katherine A. Springer Ardmore Middletonian

Diversity Club Elects New Officers At Mrs Tuttle Home

New officers were elected for the Diversity Club at a meeting held at Mrs Delmus Tuttle's home. Mrs Tuttle was named president, Mrs John Derrough vice president, Mrs Gerald Howard treasurer, and Mrs George Robillard secretary. Plans include a tour of Doty House and the next meeting on June 25 at Mrs Derrough's home.

Diversity Club Delmus Tuttle

Mrs Boyer Feted By Church Members In Surprise Parlor Party

Mrs Carl R Boyer wife of the new minister of education at the First Presbyterian Church in Middletown was surprised at her Short Street home over the weekend with an old fashioned pound party. Guests included church members who hosted a luncheon. Rev and Mrs Boyer arrived last week and he will be ordained and installed as minister of education Sunday evening.

Carl R. Boyer First Presbyterian Church Short Street Boyer Middletown

Church Class Plans for Sunday Picnic

The Key stone Class of the First Methodist Church announces a Sunday afternoon picnic in the new Armco Park. Serving starts at 5 p.m. and all current and former class members are welcome.

First Methodist Church F. S. Mittenholzer Armco Park

Vital Statistics Listings From Local Residents

A folded notice item reports births and dismissals from area families. Entries include Emery Williams and Klosterman families with newborns, plus others from Franklin Middletown and nearby streets. Several residents are named with addresses, and list of dismissed cases includes Rickey Danele and Clifford Stubbs among others.

Don Boyd Brown's Run Country Club Kernie Collins Franklin Rickey Anthony Danele George Goodwin Middletown Paul Holiday Omaha St Cecil Hopper Yankee Rd Thomas Jones Judy Homer Stokes Reynolds Ave Clifford Stubbs Camden John H. Tewell

Marriage Licenses Listed for Middletown Couples

Willis Wise 20 of Sorg Paper Co. and Nancy Sebastian 18 of Middletown plan marriage. Kenneth Walker 23 of Armco and Patricia Davis 22 of Middletown also seek licenses. Louis Heller 25 a pressman and Mae Ferguson 22 a car hop, both of Middletown, listed for licenses.

Willis Wise Sorg Paper Co Glenn Ave Nancy Sebastian Wayne Ave Middletown Kenneth O. Walker Armco Creekview Dr Patricia A. Davis The Alameda Louis L. Heller Pressman Franklin Trenton Rd Mae Ferguson Granada Ave

Hospital list of local residents amid admissions

In The Hospital Mrs. Carr Hendrickson of Monroe In The Hospital Raymond Hudson of Penfield Joseph Howard of ix Road Charles Joy Jr. of South Canal Street Mrs. Orland Dunn of North Avenue Mrs. Martha Fletcher of Warren Road Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Selma Briggs of Lincoln Street Willie Wright of Meadow Avenue Mrs. Heber Jones of Thorn Hill Loop.

Raymond Hudson Penfield Ave Joseph Howard Ix Rd Charles Joy Jr S. Canal St Orland Dunn North Ave Martha Fletcher Warren Rd Michael Selma Briggs Lincoln St Willie Wright Meadow Ave Heber Jones Thorn Hill

Community Meetings and Club Activities Schedule

A list of local group meetings and events across the week including South Middletown Fire Dept Amanda Fire Station Mayfield Fire Dept and other clubs. Events run from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at various venues such as Manches ter Hotel Armory and Eagle Hall with groups like IOOF SPEBSQSA FOE Alcoholics Anonymous and ROP Lodge 36.

South Middletown Amanda Mayfield Fire Dept

Police Busy Finding Children

Three missing children from ages four to twelve kept city police and Butler County deputies busy. Sherry Hackney, 10, was found on Hawkins Road after running away when she lost a $10 bill to pay rent. James Bryant, 12, visiting relatives from Alabama, was located after bicycle license checks. Charles West Jr., 4, wandered from home and was found by his older brother.

Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Sherry Hackney S. Clinton St Hawkins Road Ohio 18Th Ave James Bryant

Clothes Dryer Fire Damages No Property, No Injuries

A lint fire at Frank Pohlman’s residence at 7 Kenwood Dr prompted Company 2 firefighters to respond at 12 40 p m. No damage is listed. The home is owned by Fred Baker.

Frank Pohlman Kenwood Dr Fred Baker

Camp Hook staffers attend national training at Camp Birch

Three Camp Hook staff members take part in the Nation al Camp Staff Training School at Camp Birch in Springfield Ohio. Richard Hopper director of the area Boy Scout camp is enrolled in the camp administration course James Tullis scout craft director joins the scoutcraft training course and Robert Caldwell aquatics director attends the aquatics course. The Camp Hook star will begin preparations next week for the 33rd season under Hopper's direction to plan the summer program and complete precamp arrangements.

Camp Hook Camp Birch Springfield Ohio Richard Hopper James Tullis Robert Caldwell Hopper

Car Crash On Rialto Road Injures Driver

Clifford Cunnagin, 33, of West Chester Rt. 1, swerved on Rialto Road at 10:15 p.m. and hit a guard railing after skidding 81 feet. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for severe facial lacerations and faces a reckless operation charge with a court appearance set for Wednesday in Fairfield County.

Hamilton Rialto Road Clifford Cunnagin West Chester Willar R. Hendrickson Fairfield

Columbusite Killed in Ohio Crash at County Line

A two car collision at the Putnam Hancock County line killed Columbus man Frank J. Stupfell, 77. Milton A. Decker, 68, of Fremont, and his two passengers sustained minor injuries. The wreck occurred at the intersection of Ohio 12 and Hancock County Road 16.

Findlay Ohio Putnam Hancock County Columbus Frank J. Stupfell Milton A. Decker Fremont Ohio 12 Hancock County Rd

No Wrinkles In This Plan Bride Seized by Laundry Truck Wedding

In New Ulm Minnesota Reverend Douglas K. Marks carried his daughter Jane A. Marks and her attendants in a laundry truck from the parsonage to the church for her wedding to Dale Dray. The bride arrived with no wrinkle in her gown.

New Ulm. Minn Douglas K. Marks Jane A. Marks Dale Dray

Man Breaks Into Sereno Hotel and Flings Furniture

Bruce Moran, 25, allegedly broke into the Sereno Hotel in St. Petersburg and hurled furniture from rooms on six of seven floors. Police detained him on the fifth floor. loss is estimated at several hundred dollars.

ST. Petersburg Fla. AP Sereno Hotel Bruce Moran

Hair Stylists Roll Out New Do Each Year

A man at the next desk praises stylists for crafting a fresh hair-do annually, calling the craft shear genius and noting the constant evolution in styling trends.

Oklahoma City holdup man left money behind in wall

A holdup suspect fled after demanding cash from Roy Sewell at a service station. Sewell and a companion dropped a wad of $750 during the struggle, later found behind a concrete wall crevice by police. Sewell estimated a $150 repair to retrieve the money.

Oklahoma City Roy Sewell Sewell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Watkins Tod Windsor W. D. Vorhis David Driscoll Robert Driscoll Robert Vorhis Col Edward M. Fickett Frank Carthwright Tom Wilson Harold Anness Murray Wilson Charles Murray R. L. Gray William Verity Harry Mercer G W A Wilmer Thomas A Jones Waller Hunt Frank Cartwright Edward Wiseman R. N. Richardson C. H. Murray Charles W. Beck W. W. Ford Thomas A. Jones McKnight Kinne Watkins Ralph Gray Skinner Robert Richardson George Leighton Col. Fickett Wiseman Mr. Windsor George Underwood Ned Warren William Cline Carl Hathaway J. D. Swisher Sherman Avenue Bales Coker GETZ Shop Getz Great Stores SPG Middletown Area Miss Gates Denison Donald Murphy Lowell Murphy Florence Street la Sierra College Seventh-Day Adventist Liberal Arts College Arlington Calif University of Cincinnati Kay Marlene McComb W. E. McComb Ardmore Drive Tom G. Reed Gordon J. Reed Queen Avenue Miss McComb Mr. Reed S. C South Carolina Nettie Adelaide Dennis Moncks Corner Emery Warner B. Jones Chicago Mildred Jones Tytus Avenue Leroy Higgins Monroe Cecil Myers Moore St William Colvin Fernwood St. William W. A. Combs Rt.3 Ollie Whitt West Middletown Earl Lehman Calumet Ave Paul Downs Beech Leslie Profitt Burbank Helson Horn Navaho St Harry Graham Brel Frances Parsons Walter Richter Vannest Ave Woodlawn Ave Verna Miller George Helton Larry Roy McIntosh Buena Ave Jodie Jones Minnesota St Coleman Young Hughes St Luther Whisman Central Ave Roe Tesday Sertema Manchester Hotel Golden Age Club Civic Association Girl Scout Knights of St. John St. John Franklin Fob Pp. m National Guard Company D! _ Armored Cavalry U. S William J. Miller King Features Syndicate Norris First Ave U.S Strand Theatre Central Avenue the Strand West Central First National Bank Second Avenue Broad Verity Grand Avenue Gideon Road U.S. GA
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