Doctor Attends Medical Conventions in Atlantic City
Dr Mabel F E Gardner returns from annual meetings of the American Medical Women's Association and the American Medical Association in Atlantic City. The event drew many physicians to convention halls for research exhibits lectures and media presentations. visiting relatives include Mrs D W Snider and Mrs M R Lowenstine with daughters Martha and Linda from Chicago and Mid dletown heritage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Snider
Linden Ave
M. R. Lowenstine
Martha and
Linda
Chicago
Lowenstine
Miriam Richards
Middletown
Mabel FE. Gardner
American Medical Women's Association
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Father’s Day Dinner Honors Walter Cavolt at Crawford Street
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hiatt hosted a Father's Day dinner honoring Walter Cavolt, Mrs. Cavolt, Morris Taylor of Paris, Hiatt’s sister, and Helen Sticklen attended and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Hiatt
Crawford St
Vacation trip spans fifteen states and New England sites
On their vacation they visited fifteen states. In Montana they stayed with their uncle a minister in Ritchie. Mr and Mrs Harry Campbell of Midway Street toured the Rock of Ages granite quarries at Barrett on their trip through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ritchie, Mont
Harry Campbell
Midway St
Rock of Ages
Barrett
New England
Becks Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary in Middletown
Over 90 guests gathered at the Beck home on Linden Ave to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W J Beck of Highland St Married in Pittsburgh in 1901 the couple has two sons Charles and Calvin Their son Calvin and family and co hosts from New Jersey attended the event with grandchildren helping at the punch table Floral arrangements of yellow rosebuds decorated the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Beck
Linden Ave
W. J. Beck
Highland St
Middletown
Pittsburgh
Becks
Charles
Calvin
Tenefly
N. J
Calvin Beck
Calvin, Jr
Robin
New Jersey
Charles Beck
Marjorie
Lovely Gifts For Rita Schramm Bride Elect
Miss Rita Schramm and her fiancé Joseph Haker are planning a June 30 wedding at Holy Trinity Church. Miss Josephine and Miss Pauline Haker hosted a bridge luncheon at their Forest Ave home with pink and red roses decor. Prize winners included Miss Schramm and several guests. out of town attendees came from Seven Mile and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Schramm
Joseph Haker
Josephine
Pauline Haker
Forest Ave
Holy Trinot Church
James cNary
Trousseau
Schramm
Thomas O'Flynn
Jo Ann Krasnowski
George Hudson
Michael Haker
Seven Mile
Chris Buckingle
Dayton
Frank Henel
Helen
Eugene Fifer
Trenton
Audrey Myers
John Haker
Mary
Margaret Waczula
Frances Krasnowski
Richard Schramm
Joseph Schramm
Nick Velkas
Cletus Hornback
Anthony Hampel
Charles Conner
Michael Manazak
Population Density Comparison Between China and United States
An estimate shows China averages about 180 people per square mile while the United States averages around 50, highlighting a significant difference in population density between the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Harold Farmer Weds Betty Jo Banks in Berea Ky
Harold D. Farmer of Middletown married Miss Betty Jo Banks of Mt. Vernon Kentucky on June 9 at St. Clare Chapel Berea. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Beiding with maid of honor Miss Jean Banks and best man Leo Farmer. The couple now reside at 2007 Woodlawn after a Smokies honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Banks
Grant Banks
Vernon, Ky
Harold D. Farmer
Middletown
Beiding
St. Clare Chapel
Berea
Jean Banks
Leo Farmer
Mt. Vernon
Middletown High School
Berea College
Wayne Township High School
Shartle Brothers Company
Joseph Farmer
Mary Farmer
Roy Farmer
Rita
JoAnn Farmer
William Abrams
W. E
Banks
Phillip
Woodlawn
Smokies
Engagement announced Glenna Barber Camden
Mr and Mrs Robert Barber of Camden announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Glenna Irene to Norman Douglas Mabry of Farmersville Ohio son of Mr Louis Hawkey of Eldorado formerly of Camden The wedding is set for July 6 at 7 30 p m at the Camden Presbyterian Church with Rev Kenneth Morse officiating A reception for immediate families will follow in the church parlors Miss Barber a Camden High School graduate works at the Wilma Brower Beauty Shop Groom elect also a Camden High School graduate works for Frigidaire of Dayton They plan to make their home in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barber
Camden
Glenna Irene
Norman Douglas Mabry
Farmersville, O
Louis Hawkey
Eldorado
All Expense Bus Trips To Cincinnati Zoo Opera Return
All expense bus trips from Middletown to the Cincinnati Zoo return for the 30th anniversary season of the Cincinnati Summer Opera. Buses run twice weekly during the four week run with Friday and Saturday excursions starting June 29. Prices include opera admission and bus transport. Reservations through Middletown agents or the Cincinnati Opera Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Summer Opera
Robert L. Sidell
The
Opera Company
Hilda Reeviani
Bruno Landi
Satuday
Tycha Herronde
Spain
Carmen
Don Jose
7700
Robert Rounseville
Middletown Flugene Goldflies
Middletown Music Store
Central Ave
Tincinnal Garden
Cincinati Summer Opera
Fifth and Vine St
Cincinnati
Best Ball Held At Wildwood Golf Club
Ideal golfing weather and a congenial group yielded a successful Best Ball Tournament at Wildweed Golf Club. Dr. E Norwood Clark and Mrs E R Coker won the low gross with a 41. Blind bogey winners with a 45 were Mrs Norwood Clark and Jess Johnston. After an informal supper, cards capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildweed Golf Club
E. Norwood Clark
E. R. Coker
Norwood Clark
Jess Johnston
Wildwood Women Golfers to Attend Dayton Invitational
Wildwood women golfers will travel Tuesday to Miami Valley Country Club in Dayton for an invitational. Attendees include Mrs. Owen Combs Mrs. Bert Feinthal Mrs. Melvin Kelso Mrs. Al Leak Jr. Mrs. A C Conner Mrs. Gordon Nein Mrs. M B Sanderson Mrs. Morris Smith Mrs. Hugh Wright Mrs. Edgar Westfall and Mrs. William Bales. There is no regular Ladies Day tomorrow. next meeting is June 26 with committee members to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Miami Valley Country Club
Dayton
Owen Combs
Bert Feinthal
Melvin Kelso
al Leak, Jr
A C. Conner
Gordon Nein
M. B. Sanderson
Morris Smith
Hugh Wright
Edgar Westfall
William Bales
Earl Rosser Honored With Farewell Parties
Mr and Mrs Clifford Crawford of Middletown Hamilton Road hosted a Saturday evening farewell for Mr and Mrs Earl Rosser and daughter Joyce of Park Drive as they depart July 1 to Phoenix Arizona where Chrys ler Corp transfers him. Over 20 guests attended a lawn dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Crawford
Middletown - Hamilton Rd
Earl Rosser
Joyce
Park Dr
Phoenix
Ariz
Rosser
Chrysler Corporation
John White
Catholic Women Attend National Council Meeting in Cincinnati
Nearly 25 Middletown Council members attended the National Council of Catholic Women convention at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. Middletown delegates chaired committees led by Mrs. Robert Gardner Mrs. William Fremgen Mrs. James Murray and Mrs. Frank Koeppel under the theme Catholic Women in Catholic Action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Council
National Council of Catholic Women’s
Cincinnati
Sheraton Gibson Hotel
Middletown
Robert Gardner
William Fremgen
James Murray
Frank Koeppel
Community notices summarizing local meetings
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary plans a social gathering Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Legion upstairs armory attendees should bring a covered dish and their own service Otterbein Class of Calvary Methodist Church meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs H F Young 1809 Fernwood Mayfield Pioneer Scout Mothers convene at 12 30 p m Tuesday with a covered dish at Mrs Rollie Van Cleve 1803 Pershing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Legion
Pioneer Scout Mothers
Rollie van Cleve
Pershing
Circle One gathers at Mrs. Dennis home for September meeting
Members of Circle One in the W S C S of the First Methodist Church met Friday at the home of Mrs. Myrle H. Dennis on Fleming Rd. The group spent an enjoyable afternoon getting acquainted and finished with refreshments. The Circle will meet again in September.
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Circle One
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Myrle H. Dennis
Fleming Rd
Circle Five Circle Meets for Luncheon at LeSourdsville Lake
Circle Five of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church met at LeSourdsville Lake for a 1 30 luncheon and get acquainted program. Devotionals by Mrs. Gilbert Sheard titled Lifes Weavings. Officers elected for the coming year include secretary Mrs. Dan R Murphy treasurer Mrs. Edward Schatz and others. Meeting will reconvene in September with Mrs. John Carmody as group leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
LeSourdsville Lake
Gilbert Sheard
Dan R. Murphy
B. Manning
Edward Schatz
Sheard
Circle Eight Meeting At North Sutphin Street Home
Circle Eight of the WSCS met Friday at Mrs Arthur Fouts home on North Sutphin Street with assisting hostesses Mrs Ellison Young and Mrs Roy Russell. Mrs Wallace Frayer led devotions and plans for the coming year were discussed. Refreshments followed for members and guest Mrs S L Surface of Dayton. Next meeting date not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Eight
Ws.c.s
First Methodist Church
Arthur Fouts
North Sutphin St
Ellison Young
Roy Russell
Wallace Frayer
S. L. Surface
Dayton
Pedal Pushers Shed Pounds With Greenery and Sun
A summer fitness tip promotes bicycling as a pleasant way to shed weight and tighten muscles. Joining friends for late afternoon rides or biking with children adds enjoyment and improves leg and thigh tone, posture, and abdominal tautness.
Social event hosted at 194 Kensington Street
On September 15 at the home of Mrs. R L Kenyon 194 Kensington Street Mrs Mildred Long and Mrs George Strodbeck served as assisting hostesses for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Kenyon
Kensington St
Mildred Long
George Strodbeck
West Middletown Baptist Class Holds Friday Meeting
The West Middletown C1. C.1.C. class met at Mrs. Carl Burgess’s home. Mrs. Melvin Ireton led devotions and plans were made for an upcoming annual picnic. Awards were given to five members and Mrs. Richard Johnson will host the July meeting.
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C.1.c
West Middletown
Guiding Star Club Meets at Calvary Methodist Church
The Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist Church met Friday evening in the church dining room for a covered dish supper. Members celebrating birthdays in the last three months were honored, with program duties shared by committee members. Readings were given by Mrs. R. A. Heck and Mrs. Mable Nance, and Mrs. Melvin Hillard with her daughter Catherine Hillard performed a duet. Mrs. Roy Davies played a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
R. A. Heck
Mabel Nance
Melvin Hillard
Catherine Hillard
Roy Davies
Mattress Fire Causes $50 Damages in Middletown Home
A mattress and clothing burned in the basement of Rufus Mosley at 605 Seventeenth Ave. The Middletown Fire Department said approximately $50 in damage resulted from the yesterday afternoon fire with unknown cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Mosley
Seventeenth Ave
Middletown
Safety Council Unit Will Talk Heating Laws
The Fire Prevention Division of the Middletown Safety Council will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association building. Vernon W. Moon, chairman, says members will report on the proposed heating ordinance and renew the burning of rubbish resolution for downtown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association
Vernon W. Moon
William Fishbaugh
Board of Building Standards
H. W. Starick
Middletown Girl Scout Swim Program Opens
The Middletown Girl Scout summer swimming program starts Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Sunset Pool and 11 30 a.m. at Douglas Pool. Betty Hollister announced the details. Parental consent on a council form is required for all participants, and a physical is needed for those taking lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Sunset
Douglas Pool
Betty Hollister
Council
Civic Association
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A. E. Eggleston
Doris Augspurger
Bellefontaine, O
Arthur Augspurger
Route Three
Walter Cavolt
Welch _ AAIR
N. Main St
Dapper
DIAL
Butler
St. Ciinta A
W. J. Becks
Park ST
Hauselman Transportation CO
Aero-Mayflower Transit Co
Harold Farmer
Mt. Vernon, Kentucky
Glenna Barber
Zoo Opera
Opera
Earl Rossers
Alicia Hartner
Safety Council
Norris Music House
First Ave
Spiegel
Motice
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