Flower Show Duties Discussed By Club
Members of Town and Country Gardens met at Mrs. Tom Moon's home to plan the fall flower show. Mrs. Jack Mazar heads staging, Mrs. Robert McMullen handles publicity, and Co-chair Jon Prows assists Charles L Johnson. The group chose arrangements aligned with the theme Your Entertaining. Ribbons were awarded to several members, with Mrs. Reiner earning a red for horticulture. Next meeting is at Mrs. Loren Pratt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jack Mazar
Robert McMullen
Jon Prows
Charles L Johnson
The
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club
Butler County
Dale Moore
Wayne Beall
Robert Reiner
Walter Steway
Webster Record
Smoon
Wikoffs Welcome Guest From Wales on US Visit
Mrs. EM Jones of Swansea Wales arrives for a visit with Mr and Mrs Howard Wikoff of Milton Road. The pair befriended two years ago when the Middletown couple lived in Wales. Mrs Jones first trip to the United States. several honors events planned including a house and tea Friday evening. Mrs Jones will stay through early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Jones
Swansea
South Wales
Howard Wikoff
Milton Road
Miss Patricia Tabor Honored at Trenton Bridal Shower
Miss Patricia Tabor, bride elect of Ronald Gilbert, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Lin da Brown and Miss Sandy Allen at Brown's Trenton Place home. Attendants included Sharon Griffin Debbie Nicholson Joan Gabbard Donna Collier Linda Tabor Pam Gilbert and others. The couple plans to wed June 17 at Grand Avenue Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Tabor
Linda Brown
Sandy Allen
Trenton Place
Trenton
Tabor
Ronald Gilbert
Stanley Tabor
Pare Avenue
Earl Gilbert
Lebanon
Grand Avenue Church of God
Sharon Griffin
Debbie Nicholson
Joan Gabbard
Donna Collier
Linda Tabor
Pam Gilbert
Arnold Brown
Roy Brown
Richard Hensley
Floryn Brown
Rhonda Brown
Sherie Chamberlain
Randy Pence
Patty Chaptabe
Sandy Kemp
Resident to star in Hamlet at Colorado University festival
Gerald Ratliff son of Mrs posey Ratliff of Charles Street leaves for the University of Colorado to play Hamlet in the eighth annual Shakespearean Festival. Star of Stars award winner and honor student at Georgetown College he will study Russian drama and creative writing at Boulder main campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ratliff
Posey Ratliff
Charles Street
University of Colorado
Hamlet
Gerald
Georgetown College
Boulder
Lodges Observe Memorials and Plan Radio Program
In The Lodges Mrs Ned Bowman Mrs Dar rell Flatter Miss Marilyn Bell and Mrs Howard Hoover conducted memorial services for deceased members of Viola Rebekah Lodge last night at Odd Fellows Temple Central Avenue Twenty five members will attend a radio program on June 9 it was announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Bowman
Darrell Flatter
Marilyn Bell
Howard Hoover
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Central Avenue
Local ABWA Chapter Adds Eight New Members
Middletown Chapter of the American Business Women's Association welcomes eight new members led by president Mrs. Joseph Sabo after a dinner at Eastern Lanes. New members include Mrs. Fred Randall Mrs. Warren Drake Mrs. Gus Mehl Mrs. Helen Apgar Mrs. Clarence Wilson Mrs. Gerald McQuinn Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs. Howard Reeder. Kenneth Henderson of Miracle Water Service spoke on soft water advantages with a color film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Business Women's Association
Joseph Sabo
Eastern Lanes
Fred Randall
Warren Drake
Gus Mehl
Helen Apgar
Clarence Wilson
Gerald McQuinn
Edna Smith
Howard Reeder
Kenneth Henderson
Miracle Water Service
Apgar
Marriage Vows Said in Bellbrook Presbyterian Church
Announcement of the marriage of Mary Lou Hackman formerly of Franklin now of Miamisburg to Edward Neace of Miamisburg. They wed June 5 at 2 30 p m in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Kent Organ at Bellbrook Presbyterian Church. The bride wore white lace over pale blue taffeta with matron of honor Mrs Boyd Arnold and best man Everett Neace. They will reside at 3781 Benner Rd Miamisburg. Neace works for Oxford Paper Co West Carrollton. The bride is a Franklin High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Hackman
Franklin
Miamisburg
Edward Neace
Mack Neace
Bellbrook Presbyterian Church
Kent Organ
Boyd Arnold
Everett Neace
Benner Rd
Neace
Oxford Paper Co
West Carrollton
Franklin High School
Ten Awarded Prizes At FH Social
Mrs. Ben Finkbone and Mrs Thomas H Wilson led arrangements for a ladies day bridge and luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Ten prize winners included Mrs. Jack Christy Mrs. James Enright Mrs. Finkbone Mrs. William Long and others with 10 bridge tables in play. The next lodge bridge social is scheduled for June 22 with co chairs Mrs. R W Easton and Mrs. George Blosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Finkbone
Thomas H. Wilson
Forest Hills Country Club
Jack Christy
James Enright
Finkbone
William Long
Russell Murphy
Nellie Losh
Paul Moyer
Russell J. Nicols
A. E. Roper
George Zeller
R.W. Easton
George Blosson
Flowers and fellowship mark Bethlehem Lutheran women circle meeting
Miss Esther Kerschbaum led an arrangement demonstration at Circle Seven of Bethlehem Lutheran Women of the Church, stressing flowers in worship. Linen baptismal napkins were distributed for hemming and monogramming as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kerschbaum
Circle Seven Meeting of
Bethlehem Lutheran Women of the Church
Kerschbaum
Christ
David Follmer
Sands Avenue
Monroe
Robert Helsinger
Excello
Emerson Wendt
Anthony Haker
Margaret Coddington
Ron Lane
Kensington Street
Sign of mourning in Colonial times: black gloves noted
Colonial records describe black gloves as a symbol of mourning and social etiquette. The material traces and customs illustrate how attire signified grief and respect in early American society.
Methodist Guest Day Set Friday
Annual guest day by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church features Mrs Paul Getty and her husband. They return from Ganta Liberia where they served as missionaries, now living in Dayton and moving to Akron July 1 for Dr Getty's surgical residency. A noon luncheon precedes program with Rhythm Choir selections and greetings by Morgan-Shetter Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Paul Getty
Methodist Mission
Getty
Ganta
Liberia
Dayton
Akron
Fellowship Hall
Harrison Circle
Morgan-Shetter Circle
Dudley Inwood
WSCS
Rhythm Choir
Clement Burton
Terri Suta
Becky Schanke
Debra Fletcher
Sherry Dance
Successor to Mason Named Fbi Chief in Cincinnati
William B. Soyars Jr. named special agent in charge of the Cincinnati FBI division to replace retiring E. D. Mason. Soyars comes from Phoenix where he led the bureau for 15 months as special agent in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William B. Soyars Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
E. D. Mason
Soyars
Phoenix
Ariz
Coterie Club Plans Summer Dance Adventure in Paradise
Coterie Club members prepare for a July 17 dance at Midway Lodge near Chautauqua titled An Adventure in Paradise. Bids go by mail June 28, luau buffet reservations close July 10, with festivities from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Don Irwin’s orchestra will play, led by coordinators Mr and Mrs Robert Swig with aid from the Selbys Angiolinis Jordans Pidel and Wetzels. A June 22 planning session will be held at the Swigs’ Tren ton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Midway Lodge
Chautauqua
Glenn Selby
Santa Fe Road
Don Irwin
Collegians Awarded Degrees from Multiple Colleges
Thomas C. Fraley earned a bachelor of science in electrical engineering at Purdue University and will pursue a master's degree in communications and automatic control. Karen Shaffer received a bachelor of science in education at Capital University. Also honored were Don ald J. Phillebaum and Leilen Riesz in engineering and education. Seventeen area students joined 203 Wilmington College graduates in Sunday ceremonies, with Middleton residents Edith Yingst John Conley Jr William Csellak George Guynn and Charles Swisher among the A B recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Fraley
Lawrence Fraley
Ellen Drive
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Capital University
Karen Shaffer
Richard M. Shaffer
Regent Drive
Columbus
Donald J. Phillebaum
Charles W. Phillebaum
Shafer Street
Fileen Riesz
Ervin Riesz
Roosevelt Avenue
Wilmington College
Kenneth Butterworth
Carol Sue Jones
Waynesville
A. B
Mary Louise Earhart
Seven Mile
Frieda Thompson Sims
Mason
Robert T. McCurley
Mason, B. S
David M. Whitacre
Irene Fay Mantle
Lebanon
A.B
Kay Kitson Carey
Eaton
William R. Taylor
West Chester
B. S
Lone Star Circle Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening
The Lone Star Circle will gather at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jerry Helsinger located at 1313 Pershing Ave. The event invites members to join for an evening meeting and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Circle
Jerry Helsinger
Pershing Ave
Local births reported for five children
Mr and Mrs Robert Pergram welcome a girl at 1709 Oberon Drive yesterday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Donathan announce a girl at 439% Yankee Road yesterday. Mr and Mrs Larry Joe Shockley report a boy at 1106 S Main St Franklin yesterday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Lee Adams birth a boy at 2108 Fernwood St yesterday. Mr and Mrs Marcus Ballard announce a boy at 601 Elwood St yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pergram
Oberon Drive
Kenneth Donathan
Yankee Road
Larry Joe Shockley
S. Main St
Franklin
Edgar Lee Adams
Fernwood St
Marcus Ballard
Elwood St
Hospital Dismissals List Names Residents
A long list of individuals from Franklin Milton and surrounding areas are noted for hospital dismissals or releases. Names include Raymond Moore Robert Brown Kristin Trimble Dennis Deck Dewey Dennis Kenneth Estep Floyd Bishop Edward Gregory Paul Willight Doris Earnhart Charles Maloney and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Moore
Franklin
Robert Brown
Milton Road
Kristin Trimble
William Trimble
Walton Court
Harold Massey
Wilbraham Road
Joe Blashock Sr
Lafayette Ave
Charles Wesco
Goldman Ave
Peggy van Buskirk
Carolina St
Dennis Deck
William Deck
Winfred Duff
Miller Road
Ronald Barrett
Main St
Ted Cobaugh
Second Ave
Charles Puckett
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
Dewey Dennis
Flemming Road
Kenneth Estep
Carlisle
Floyd Bishop
Cooperey
Edward Gregory
Paul Willight
17Th Ave
Doris Earnhart
Wrist Watches Originated Among European Nobility
The 17th century saw wrist watches first worn by European nobility, transitioning from previously common pocket timepieces to a wearer’s statement of status and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wikoffs
Wales
Miss Tabor
Charming
Baumritter
Verity
ABWA
Marcia Randall
Madison High School
Buckeye
San Francisco
Olive Williams
FH Social
Winmore
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Peerless Mill Inn
Lawrence Booker
Robert Easterling
Campers Fund
Plymouth Settlement House
Louisville
Plymouth
Settlement House Is
United Church of
Rist
Cliff Crawford
A Buckeye
Alice Hawkins
R. A. Hill
EUB Church
Homer Getz
Gladys Drive
Nell Darrow
Hill
New York City
Harry Ward
Getz
Leroy Miller
Virgil Parker
C.R. Schneider
St. Luke Clipper Club
St. Luke United Church
Fd Gunderson
Paul McCane
Russell Oglesby
Bill van Guelpen
S. Main
Franklin, Ohio
Methodist
Mrs. Paul Getty
U.S. Prime
Chuck
U.S
FOCKE
Gerboge
Trimble's
Baltimore ST
Dial
Robert Swig
the Selbys
John Angiolini
James Jordan
John Piedel
Carl Wetzel
Swigs
Collegians
Tannette Wilmarth
Galena
Ulysses S. Grant
Charles Maloney
Wayman Donegin
Sherman Ave
Earl Hawkins
Nelson Creech
Wendel Tallman
Les
Rae
Ponder
U.S.D.A
Trimble
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