Who Was That Lady I Saw You With at Dayton Memorial Hall
Dayton Theatre Festival presents Who Was That Lady I Saw You With at Dayton Memorial Hall. The comedy features Keefe Brasselle and John Myhers with strong scenes in the second act and notable scenic effects. The show runs nightly with a Sunday matinee, delivering entertaining moments amid an uneven overall story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nardiello
Avon
Dayton Memorial Hall
Dayton
FBI
Jean Hagen
Miss Hagen
Memorial Hall
Roberts
Keefe Brasselle
John Myhers
Orth-Downey Rites Planned Wedding of Phyllis Orth and John Downey
Plans are complete for the wedding of Miss Phyllis Orth and John W. Downey. They will wed Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in St. John's Church. Miss Orth names Mary Ann Swarez of Cincinnati as maid of honor with Jo Ann Orth as junior bridesmaid. Bridesmaids include Mary Aon Downey Ruth Downy Connie Lehman. Best man is Jack Alderson. Ushers include Joseph Orth Lewis Schroeder and Don Lehman. A 6 p.m. reception follows at Knights of Columbus Hall with Connie Neal Barbara Scott Sandra Achberger and Charlotte Osuist assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Orth
John W. Downey
St. John's Church
Miss Orth
Mary Ann Swarez
Cincinnati
Jo Ann Orth
Mary Aon ‘Downey
Ruth Downy
Exemplar Pins Given To 6 BSP Members
The Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its annual exemplar dinner at the Meadows Restaurant. New exemplars honored were Mrs. Hal Stevens, Mrs. Joe Alexander, Mrs. Oral Sallie, Mrs. Fred Finney, Mrs. James Irwin and Mrs. James Ronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Hal Stevens
Joe Alexander
Oral Sallie
Fred Finney
James Irwin
James Ronto
Anthony Hurr
Raymond Wooddell
Fach
BSP
William Thomas
James Conrad
Richard Yost
Art Snowden
Robert Gray Jr
Annual church picnic supper attended by 38 members
In The Churches Members of the Schdombe Class Evangelical United Brothe re Church assembled in the church social rooms last night for their annual picnic supper. Thirty-eight members attended the social with Mrs. Herb Duvall, Miss Margaret Ashmore and Miss Zaina Keller as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schdombe
Evangelical
United Brothere Church
Herb Duvall
Margaret Ashmore
Zaina Keller
Open House Sunday Marks L S Dohns Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L S Dohn celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday June 28 from 2 to 5 pm at 3006 Fleming Road Middletown. They were married June 30 1909 in Dunnville Ontario Canada and moved to Middletown in 1922. Their children Edward Dohn and Mrs Richard Ismourt and eight grandchildren will attend.
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L. S. Dohn
Dunnville
Ontario
Canada
Fleming Road
Dohns
Middletown
Dohn
Main Street
Down Hardware & Paint Co., Inc
Broad Street
Fidler-Weaver Vows Said In Eaton Church
Barbara Ann Fidler and James C. Weaver wed at St Pauls Methodist Eaton in a Saturday ceremony attended by immediate family. Rev Alvin Vitts officiated with Judy Fidler as maid of honor and Kenneth Liebried as best man. A luncheon followed at Whispering Oak Eaton before the couple's Pittsburgh residence and Canada honeymoon. Both graduates of Mount Union College with Weaver serving as Goodwill Industries public relations director in Pittsburgh.
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St. Paul's ‘Methodist Church
Eaton
Alvin V. Ritts
Judy Fidler
Kenneth Liebried
Lorain
Whispering Oak
Pittsburgh
Canada
Weaver
Mount Union College
Alliance
Goodwill Industries
Robert Young Featured In MU Concert
Robert Young son of C W Young Thorny Acres played trumpet in a Novelty Duet with Gary Jarboe during the Summer Music Workshop Band session at Miami University Oxford. He chairs the Workshop Band and Orchestra and studies at the College Conservatory under Gene Blee. A K Lekvold conducted the outdoor Benton Hall concert with future Summer Music Workshop events listed for June 28 in Benton Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
C. W. Young
Thorny Acres
Miami University
Oxford
Robert
Roosevelt Junior High School
Gary Jarboe
College Conservatory
Gene Blee
A. K. Lekvold
Benton Hall
Summer Music Workshop
Summer Music Workshop Chorus
Summer Music Workshop Orchestra
Travel Notes and England Geologists Thank Landowners
Travel notes mention Mr. and Mrs. H R Jackson and children from Burbank visiting Mrs. Jackson's parents in Fleming Road. In a Surrey and Hampshire article Colchester geologists thank residents for access to property and apologize to other landowners for trespassing during their research report.
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H. R. Jackson
Alan, Gary and
Mary Ann
Burbank, Calif
Surrey
Hampshire
Colchester
England
Local Daughters of Penelope honor Ruth Lyons on TV
Thirty members of Daughters of Penelope plus guests attended Ruth Lyons's Cincinnati TV show. Corsages of forget me nots and lily of the valley were given as favors. Five plates of Greek pastry were shown and Mrs Revelos described them. Prizes went to several members including Mrs Batsakes and Mrs Comminos.
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Penelope
Ruth Lyons
Cincinnati
Lily-Of-The Valley
Miss Lyons
John Revelos
Revelos
George Batsakes
George Comminos
Stratis Comminos
Spiros Hagias
George Minas
Nick Revelos
Irene Pantel
Gus Valen
Miss Nickels Weds Max Hamilton In Yankee Road Church
Rosa Lee Nickels daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Nickels of Wells Road and Max Foster Hamilton son of Harry Hamilton of Athens exchanged marriage vows Sunday at 1 pm in the Yankee Road Church of God. Rev Rodney Williams officiated as attendants wore light blue and pink lace. The couple will reside at 512 Moore Street after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road Church of God
Rosa Lee Nickels
Charles Nickels
Wells Road
Max Foster Hamilton
Harry Hamilton
Athens
Rodney Williams
Lela Fay Nickels
Hamilton
Delbert Nickels
Mr. Hamilton
Athens High School
Armco Steel Corp
Franklin High School
Middletown Hospital
Moore St
Old Timer Party Held By Sorority
Mrs. James Chappell hosted Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at her Broad Street home last night for an Old Timers themed meeting. Guests included Mrs. Howard Cohen and others. members browsed scrapbooks and played charades as plans for a July rush party were discussed.
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James Chappell
Broad Street
Alpha ‘Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Howard Cohen
Paul Bach
William Ferguson
Tony Tenore
Joe Klamp
Charles Stamp
Raymond Nicholas
Jack Barrett
Radiation Injuries Persist in Bomb Fallout Testimony
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Robert R. Newell testifying before a Senate House subcommittee that radiation injury lingers in the body, with about 10 percent persisting while most damage fades within a month. He notes extended exposure risks amid hearings on a hypothetical H bomb attack. He is a consultant at the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory in San Francisco. Dr. William T. Ham Jr. adds that a high powered attack would cause millions of casualties with severe burns, and medical facilities could not treat them all.
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Washington
Robert R. Newell
Senate House
Newell
Subcommittee
United States
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
William T. Ham Jr
Medical College of Virginia
Drama Workshop Session Held At Art Center
The Middletown Actors' Playhouse held its second summer workshop at the Middletown Art Center under director Mrs. Paul Faries. Colored film of dress rehearsal scenes from The Loud Red Patrick were shown by William Riggs, with other films by John Schraffenberger for study. Characterization skits were presented by several members. next week will complete assignments and guest speaker Paul Eshleman will discuss Business Management For Theater Groups. Meetings are Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in the American Legion basement. open to all.
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Middletown
Actors’ Playhouse
Middletown Art Center
Paul Faries
Red Patrick
William Riggs
John Schraffenberger
Bass Brandenburg Jr
David Harris
Jack Rivvers
Robert Glass
Paul Eshleman
The
Franklin Public Library
American Legion
Y Groups Plan Tours of Plants
YMCA boys and girls summer fun clubs will tour the Dayton Coca Cola plant next week as the fourth of 12 trips. Girls depart Monday at 9:30 am, Boys Tuesday, return by 1:30 pm. Lunches needed, bus cost is $1.00. Future trips include Cincinnati Art Museum, Zoo, ice skating, and the Merry Mig Co. in Cincinnati. Girls swap some activities for Hueston Woods outing and TV show. Reservations at the Y youth department desk.
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YMCA
Dayton
Cincinnati Art Museum and Zoo
Merry Mig. Co
Cincinnati
Hueston Woods
Sunday Concerts Set At Miami Oxford
Final concerts of three musical units close Miami University's two week high school music workshop. The workshop band performs at 1 30 p.m. the chorus at 2 30 p.m. and the orchestra at 3 30 p.m. All at Benton Hall with the band possibly outdoors.
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Oxford
Miami University
Workshop
Benton Hall
Benton
Raymond Bag Picnic at LeSourdsville Lake
The annual Raymond Bag Corp picnic will be held Saturday at LeSourdsville Lake. Plant Manager Paul Cretors announced the event as more than 2,000 employees and their families and friends are expected. D W Jacot will organize games and supervise activities for the group. A shelter house is reserved and tickets will be distributed for rides food and soft drinks.
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Raymond Bag Corp
LeSourdsville Lake
Paul Cretors
D. W. Jacot
Six Seconds For Exercise in Digest Promises Quick Fitness
An ad claims a German lab discovery shows fitness with only 24 seconds of daily exercise. Dr Steinhaus outlines four six second exercises to boost muscle tone with no gym, no equipment, and no expense. The notice urges readers to get the July Reader's Digest.
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Reader’s Digest
Steinhaus
Reader's Digest
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes
New births listed from Lebanon and area including several newborns yesterday and today. Parents named with residences in Lebanon 17th Avenue Berwick Lane Navaho St Columbia Ave Vannest Ave Franklin Central Ave Garfield St Yan kee Rd Baltimore St Lincoln St Waynesville Vannest Middleton Rt 3 Trenton Rt 1 East St Sycamore Garfield St Franklin Jewell Keene Dr German town Rt 2 Jewell Mary Edward Roberson of Jewell Helen Rose Lebanon Miamisburg and Grandview Hospital Dayton.
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Billy R. Witt
Lebanon
Robert Moore
17Th Ave
Louis Agoston
Berwick Ln
Elmer Stoute
Navaho St
Marvin Purvis
Columbia Ave
Ivor Roberts
Vannest Ave
Suzetta Ingham
Yankee Rd
Cleveland
Edward Carey
Queen Ave
Sam Collins
Mounted
Parke Book
18Th Ave
Marianne Earl
West Middletown
Thomas Hutchinson
Sherman
Frank Mahone
Donald
Lois Mardis
Kenee
C. W. Mullendere
Germantown
Kenneth Patrick
Franklin
Mary
Edward Roberson
Jewell St
Marriage Licenses Row Names Couples Across Districts
Marriage licenses list multiple couples with ages and occupations. John W. Downey 25 of Hamilton and Phyllis J. Orth stenographer reside at 1603 Lafayette Ave. Robert E. Smiley 24 Armco employee of 2817 Stevens Ave. and Beverly Ann Stigall 24 book keeper of 117 N. Broad St. Ronald J. Diver 20 clerk of Middletown Rt 1 and Sandra Sue Erisman 17 cashier of West Middletown Rt 1. Paul Hall 25 Aeronca employee of 1616 Crawford St and Evelyn Lewis 25 clerk-typist of 309 Harlan. James Edward Valandingham 19 Raymond Bay Co. employee of Franklin-Madison Rd Franklin, and Barbara Chamberlain 18 of 2019 Woodlawn Ave.
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John W. Downey
Hamilton
Phyllis J. Orth
Lafayette Ave
Robert E. Smiley
Armco
Stevens Ave
Beverly Ann Stigall
N. Broad St
Ronald J. Diver
Middletown
Sandra Sue Erisman
West Middletown
Paul Hall
Aeronca
Crawford St
Evelyn Lewis
Harlan
James Edward Valandingham
Raymond Bay Co
Franklin-Madison Rd
Franklin, and
Barbara Chamberlain
Woodlawn Ave
Hospital Note Details Miss Bonnie Hollenbaugh
Miss Bonnie Hollenbaugh of West Middletown is identified in the hospital notes as a patient or subject of a hospital record.
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Bonnie Hollenbaugh
West Middletown
Reception Set For Johnstons
A combination open house and reception for Sr. Maj. and Mrs. Charles Johnston, Salvation Army Citadel Corps leaders, will be held Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. at 106 N Clinton St. Mrs. Raymond Moore announced. Hosts will tour the re-decorated Citadel after a meeting of the Army advisory board. The Johnstons depart June 28 to assume the Marion post after five years directing local Salvation Army activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Charles Johnston
Salvation Army Citadel Corps
Raymond Moore
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Citadel
N. Clinton St
Army
Johnstons
Marion
Salvation Army
Music Teachers Elect Officers Oxford Ohio
The Ohio Music Teachers Association renewing leadership at its three day state convention at Miami University re elected Miss Marjorie Newhouse of Fosteria as state president for another year. Mrs. Victor Thompson of Middletown and Edward Flanders of Cleveland were chosen as first vice president and executive secretary respectively with Flanders moving up from first vice president. Cleveland’s John O Samuel retires after 20 years as executive secretary. A second vice president will be named for next year’s convention after site decisions for 1960.
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Oxford
Ohio Music Teachers Assn
Miami University
Marjorie Newhouse
Fostoria
Victor Thompson
Middletown
Edward Flanders
Cleveland
Flanders
John O. Samuel
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Melampy’s
Westinghouse
NEW Westinghouse Mobile
America
H.P
Elampy
Central Ave
L.S. Dohns
Mrs. L
Osborne
Fidler-Weaver
Eaton Church
Harold Fidler
Barbara Ann
James C. Weaver
James Weaver
Beaver Falls, Pa
Miss Nickels
Beauty Shop
Art Center
Miami
Raymond Bag
LeSourdsville
William McCreary
Ernest Huff
Paul Galeese
Myrtle Amburgey
Garfield St
Robert Wade
Springboro
Harry B. Linkins
Shafer St
Pearl Miller
Winton St
B. M. Baxter
Harlan Carpenter
Viola Southard
Auburn
Langley Smith
Middletown Rt
Ronald R. Taylor
Trenton Rt
Winston Weddington
East St. James
Henderson Aldridge
John Birch
Nathan Bowles
Frank
Helen Rose
Fred Schell
Miamisburg
Jim Strain
Lebanon Rt. 2
Grandview Hospital
Dave Woolum
U. S
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Gillen-Crow
Wilson
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