Annual Tea Planned By Middletown Pan-Hellenic
Middletown Pan-Hellenic plans its annual summer tea in late August. Akerman president and Leight vice president led 18 delegates at Mrs Paul Bishops home on Orchard Street. Alumni and active Pan-Hellenic members and 1962 high school grads entering colleges with sororities will be invited. The recommendation file will be at the Middletown Library June 25 for sorority accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Middletown City
Pan-Hellenic
Akerman
Thom
Peters
Franking
Paul Bishop
Orchard Street
Martindell
Leight
Middletown
Browns Run Club Hosts Second Ladies Day Duplicate Bridge
Browns Run Country Club held its second June ladies duplicate bridge party at Sleebig Road clubhouse. Eighteen members and guests played Howell movement. Mrs Walter Evans and Mrs William Maxwell won with 47 percent, followed by Mrs Del Meyer and Mrs Murray Wilson at 44 points, then Mrs Howard Cheney and Mrs Mabel Shebanek with 39, and Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Paul Woodward Jr. at 37.5. The next event, a master-point game, is set for July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
Howell
Walter Evans
William Maxwell
del Meyer
Murrray Wilson
Howard Cheney
Mabel Shebanek
Howard Wikoff
Paull Woodward Jr
WCTU Plans Picnic After Meeting at Farst EUB Church
Members of Viola D Romans chapter of the Womens Christian Temperance Union met at the Farst EUB Church yesterday. A nominating committee was formed with Mrs Frank Neal Mrs G H Davis and Mrs S O Danner assigned. Their report due at a July 17 picnic at Armco Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola D. Romans
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Farst Eub Church
Frank Neal
G. H. Davis
S. 0. Danner
Armco Park
C. Danner
C. H. Armitage
Bride Honored At Lafayette Avenue Shower For Eleanor Carpenter
Mrs Herman Palmer hosted a bridal shower for her niece Miss Eleanor Carpenter bride elect of Upt Dale Short at her Lafayette Avenue home. Gifts were on a table with white bells and streamers. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Kennedy Mrs Besse Barnes Miss Carol Palmer Miss Virginia Palmer and Mrs Raymond Palmer. Guests included numerous family members and friends. Carpenter daughter of Clyde M Carpenter Monroe and Short son of Edward Short Lafayette Avenue plan to wed July 7 in Monroe Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Palmer
Lafayette Avenue
Eleanor Carpenter
Upt
Dale Short
Robert Kennedy
Besse Barnes
Carol Palmer
Virginia Palmer
Raymond Palmer
Eunice Burgess
Samuel Redding
William Palmer
Nellie Palmer
Hershel Borders
Loren Beatty
Shirley Burgher
Clyde Carpenter
Marvin
Edward Short
Becky Carpenter
Mary Beth Carpenter
JoAnn Soppanish
Cindy Palmer
Miss Carpenter
Clyde M. Carpenter
Monroe
Cpl. Short
Monroe Methodist Church
Mrs Erickson Chosen President of OMTA at Cleveland Convention
Louise Glasgow Frick son pianist and Miami University professor was named president of the Vive Music Teachers Association at its 83rd state convention in Cleveland. She has served as first vice president and convention chair, with a long history of activity since 1951, while the 1963 Cincinnati convention slate includes J P Carpenter as second vice president and general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Glasgow Frickson
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Vive Music Teachers Association
Cleveland
Middletonian
W. C. Thompson
Erickson
Virginia Obenchain Daunch
Willoughby
J. P. Carpenter
Cincinnati
Middletown Music Club
Churches Mary Frances Gould Circle Meets at Home
Calvary Baptist Church auxiliary met last night at Mrs Don ald Longs home on Carolina Street. Mrs Millard Stamper directed the business session as members discussed Being Christian in Human Relationships. Participants included Mrs Long Mrs Hughen Mrs Henry Mrs Johnson Mrs Craft and Mrs Stamper A July Armco Park picnic was planned for the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Gould
Calvary Baptist Church
Donald Long
Carolina Street
Millard Stamper
Long
Jack Hughen
Cecil Henry
Hubert Johnson
Robert Craft
Stamper
Armco Park
Daughters of America Initiates New Member in Miami Valley Council
Mrs. Allen Selby was initiated as a new member during the Miami Valley Council meeting of the Daughters of America. Guest Velma Imhoff of Dixie Council in Cincinnati attended, and the session concluded with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Selby
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
Velma Imhoff
Dixie Council
Cincinnati
Middletown Chapter 1 American War Mothers Meet Tomorrow
The Middletown chapter of the American War Mothers will gather tomorrow at 1 30 pm in the American Legion auditorium for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion Auditorium
Skaters Win In State Meet In Cleveland Ohio
Five youngsters place in the Ohio State Championship Roller Skating Meet in Cleveland. Jeffery Plaillabaum, 6, of Dayton, finishes fourth in Juvenile Boys Single. Hovel and Smith, both 15, take third in Junior Dance. Vowell and Tobias, ages 13 and 11, place fourth. Sixty Middletown participants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pec
Carl Hovel
Haven
Central Ave
Jeffery Plaillabaum
Melissa Tobias
Euclid St
Middletown
Van Sues For Leg Injuries
Hamilton man Lonnie Morris files in Common Pleas for 100000 damages for injuries to both legs from being pinned between two cars at a local car wash. Defendent Amelia B Fridel named. incident occurred January 18 1961 as Morris stood outside while the car left with engine running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Thas
Common Pleas
Lonnie Morris
Western Ave
Amelia B. Fridel
McGreevy Drive
Fairfield
Morris
DiSalle Questions Rhodes On Injured Workers Benefits
In Columbus and Ohio Gov. Michael V. DiSalle pressed his rival James A. Rhodes with a question about cutting benefits for injured workers. DiSalle demanded Rhodes answer whether he would support lowering current benefits during the campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Mrs Aubley Installed B&PW Club President
Mrs Filen Aubley was installed president of the Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club at a dinner last night at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon Miss Jeanette Williams conducted the installation New officers include Clara Pergram Eular Davidson Layton Goodman Aileen Sheley Norma Imhoff Dorothea Secrist Thomas Davies Esther Paul and Mabel Eldridge New committee chairmen announced and Mrs Aubrey named as national convention delegate for Los Angeles July 15 to 19 The first board meeting is set for June 27 at 7 30 p.m. in the Girls Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filen Aubley
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Jeanette Williams
Clara Pergram
Eular Davidson
Layton Goodman
Aileen, Sheley
Norma Imhoff
Dorothea Secrist
Thomas Davies
Tom Brown
Miss West
Mary Koogle
Donald Bailey
Floyd Starr
Floyd Chrisman
Veda McCray
Les du- Ermit
Homer Kirby
Oscar Day
Nevin Smucker
Howland
Weber Sheley
Mildred Beacon
Helen Keating
Conover
Elizabeth Schenck
Stephen Bray
Hospitalir
Luther Morrison
National Security
Eldridge
Aubrey
Los Angeles
Aubley
Emma Wilmore
Esther Paul
Mildred Crawford
Lloyd Bracken
Nell Fitzgerald
Dayton Musical Top Entertainment Fare
A Dayton summer theater review lauds Kay Bayless and Christine Nordenngram in Annie Get Your Gun and Roy Reams in Showboat. Norwood Smith grows into his role, while Nordenngram outshines Ethel Merman, delivering a tuneful show with strong dancing. Choreography and direction praised. tickets urged now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oakley
James Alex
Reams
Dayton
Aidance
Kay Bayless
Annie
Young Gun
Ethel Merman
Miss Norden
Ivoice
Merman
Norwood Smith
Smith
Frank Butler
Irvin Berlin
Roy Reams
Abeady
D.R
Vital Statistics Babies Reported Across Local Addresses
A flood of notices lists newborns with parent names and hometowns, from Cecil Wilson of Middletown Rt. 1 to Dale Miller of Eaton Ave. Births include boys and girls born yesterday or today, with numerous grandparents and local addresses cited. The record names Airman 2c Batley at Offutt AFB and a long roster of Franks, Carlises, and Messrs. Powell, Nisbet, and Atkinson among parents and relatives in Franklin, Trenton, Grove Street, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wilson
Middletown Rt
Wilbur Demarest
McKinley St
Warner Hamnock
Franklin Rt
Nickie Vanover
Columbia Ave
Finley D. Townsend
Navaho St
Dale Miller
Eaton Ave
Robert Hoffman
Marsha Drive
Franklin
Charles Batley
Offutt Afb
Omaha
Net
Base Hospital
Corbett Perry
Breie ‘Blvd
Clyde Bailey
Trenton
Hospital births and local residents listed in notice
In The Hospital Foster Mate of Franklin. Mrs. Thomas McCarty of Winona Drive. Thomas C. Trent of Lind Street. Marshall Pergrem of Lewis Street. Herlon Curtis of Waneta Street. Mrs. Charles Johnson of Moore Street. Anna Banks of Moore Street. Samuel Fawns of Middletown Route 1. Mrs. Eston Auvil of West Middletown. Mrs. Leonard Robinson of Lebanon Route 1. Raymond Hall of Woodlawn Avenue. William Lansdale, son of Mr and Mrs Allie Lansdale, Hill Avenue. Robert Fields of Oxford State Road. Lorris Lawson, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lawson, Fifth Avenue. Mrs. Irvin Ulrich of Yankee Road. Daniel Wells, son of Mr and Mrs Loren Wells Lebanon Route 3. Randall Vaughn, son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Vaughn, Vannest Avenue. Mrs. Cecil Cates of Morrow. Eddie Leonard, son of Mrs. Evelyn Leonard, Curtis Street. Mrs. Harold Massey of Gratis. Paul J. Fisher of West Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Banks
Moore St
Samuel Fawns
Middletown
Eston Auvil
West Middletown
Leonard Robinson
Lebanon
Raymond Hall
Woodlawn
William Lansdale
Allie Lansdale
Hill Ave
Robert Fields
Oxford State Road
Lorris Lawson
William Lawson
Fifth Ave
Irvin Ulrich
Yankee Road
Daniel Wells
Loren Wells
Lebanon Rt
Randall Vaughn
Reuben Vaughn
Vannest Ave
Cecil Cates
Morrow
Eddie Leonard
Evelyn Leonard
Curtis St
Harold Massey
Gratis
Paul J. Fisher
Palmer speaks on who profits from profits for Kiwanis
Charles B. Palmer will address the Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow. The talk titled Who Profits From Profits? is set for the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Palmer
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Orphaned Foster family gains aid and resolve
In Warroad Minnesota the Foster siblings eight youths and their mother Rita persevere after both parents die within a year. Rita moved from Minneapolis to keep the family together, aided by benefits and a nationwide outpouring of letters and gifts totaling about four thousand dollars. Donations include clothes and a department store charge account setup. The story drew national attention via the Grand Forks Herald and AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warroad
Minn
Foster
Rita
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
N.D
Fosters
Associated Press
Roseau
Shotgun Shells Stolen From Franklin Vehicle
Justin Harding of 312 S River St reported three boxes of 12 gauge shotgun shells stolen from his car parked in an alley behind his home prior to 4 yesterday. The loss was valued at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Justin Harding
S. River St
Hi Auto
Harding
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Forest Ave
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Retta Broughton
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Harlan
Ross Crim
Monroe St
William Culbertson
Charles Hawthorne
Carlisle
Albert Hollon
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Charles Leasure
Arlington Ave
Oakley McCabe Sr
Miamisburg
Arthur Maze
N. Leibee St
Steven Nisbet
D. M. Nisbet
Ross St
Robert Peck
Daniel Powell
Leonard Powell
Ottawa St
James Smith
John Stahl
W. Central Ave
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Merle Norman
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