Social airstream of area travelers and visitors
Mrs. Carrie M. Lawrence and daughter Madeline return from a Mexico City vacation with side trips to Taxco Cuernavaca Toluca and Xochimilco en route home they visited San Antonio Dallas and New Orleans Also Mrs E F Curry returns from Florida with her son and daughter in law and grandchildren of Xenia After three weeks at Indian Lake Miss Marilyn Lawson and Miss Marilyn Rose Cox return from West Middletown Mr and Mrs John B Minnich return to Manchester Hotel after two weeks at Wayne Lakes Gretchen Minnich attends an educational clinic in Meadeville Pa Dr Dale M Schulz and his parents return to St. Louis Dr D M Blizzard returns from two weeks in the east with daughter Patricia visiting friends in North Manchester and eastern cities Also Mr and Mrs Edwin Rovse Oglesby and guests return from Detroit while others vacation at Elkmont Penn and Evansville Ind. Mr and Mrs T L Jarvis host G W Jarvis of Evansville and Mr and Mrs John Cullen of Shaker Heights as they visit Piqua Frank Ridenour Miss Maria Von Saher visits Helen Quail in South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Lawrence
Madeline Lawrence
Mexico City
Taxco
Cuernavaca
Toluca
Xochimilco
San Antonio
Dallas
New Orleans
John B. Minnich
Manchester Hotel
Wayne Lakes
Gretchen
Meadeville
D. M. Blizzard
South Main St
Patricia
North Marshville
Mass
New York City
Members and Guests Enjoy Ladies Day atildwood
Seventeen members and five guests attended Ladies Day at a golf club yesterday. Guests included Mrs Louis Wilshetter, Mrs Sylvester Shetter, Mrs Jean Huggins, Mrs Harry Wil Jett and Mrs Conyers Jr. Winners were Mrs M B Sanderson with 45 gross, Mrs A C Connor who won blind bead with 45, and Mrs Harry Illett who received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildwood
Louis Wilshetter
Isyvester Shetter
Jean Huggins
Harry Wil Jett
Conyers, Jr
M. B. Sanderson
Jow Gross
A. C. Connor
Harry Illett
Hugh Wright
Sanderson
George Ritter
Edgar Westfall
Women Cubs and League Voters discuss city charter revision
Board and civic committee members of the Federation of Women's Cubs will meet with the League of Women Voters Thursday evening at the Girls' Club to discuss revision of the city charter and the council-manager form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Cubs
Wwth
League of Women Voters
Girls’ Club
Ashland Wedding Of Interest Here
A wedding in Ashland Kentucky united Miss Penny Weight and Thomas Wuerdeman at First Methodist Church. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs C Deck Weight of Prospect Street now society editor of Ashland Daily Independent. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Lee A Wuerdeman of Phelps Street, works in Armco Steel Ashland Division after Pearl Naval Air training. The ceremony followed a reception at Henry Clay Hotel with family attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
First Methodist Church
Penny Weight
Thomas Wuerdeman
Wuerdeman
C. Deck Weight
Prospect St
Lee A. Wuerdeman
Phelps St
Jeanette Sebald
Middletown
Ashland High School
University of Kentucky
Zeta Tau Alpha
Theta Sigma Phi
Ashland Daily Independent
Lamda Chi Alpha Social
Naval Air Corps
Armco Steel Corporation
Ashland Division
Senior travel notes from a boarding school era social column
Miss Von Salter and Miss Quail shared a room at a boarding school. Mrs. Frank Temple, Sr. visits her son and daughter in Princeton Ave. before traveling to Tomahawk Wisconsin to see her son-in-law and daughter. She heads home to Los Angeles after the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashley spent a week in the Ozarks with Eureka Springs highlighted as the "Little Switzerland" of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss von Salter
Miss Quail
Inlaw
Frank Temple
Princeton Ave
Frank Temple, Sr
Tomahawk
Wisc
Richard Helm
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Ashley
North Ave
Ozarks
Eureka Springs, Ark
Little Switzerland
America
Society Deadlines And Regulations For Society Section
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion. Reports must be in by 10 30 am the following morning with Saturday deadline at 9 30. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon and Sunday calendar items may be called in by Friday 3 pm. Weddings and engagement pictures over 10 days old are excluded. Stork showers and children’s birthday parties are not used.
Carolyn Cribbs and Marilyn Turner Recital at Cribbs Home
Carolyn Cribbs and Marilyn Turner presented a piano recital at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vance E. Cribbs. The program opened with a duet of Beethoven and Schubert, featured solos by Cribbs and Turner, and closed with a second duet, followed by a tea for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Cribbs
Marilyn Turner
Vance E. Cribbs
Carolyn
C. J. Hughes
Miss Cribbs
Miss Turner
Beethoven
Schubert
Rosamund
Iss Turner
Torjussen
Lodges Unity Council Plans Installation Next Tuesday
In The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of America held a meeting in Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs. Leslie Cremer presiding and Mrs. Courtney Short directing the social hour. Business discussions led to installation plans for next Tuesday. Pythian Sisters met with Mrs. John Mattson presiding and an auditing report by Mrs. Edward Hiner. Mrs. C. W. Davis reported Medina homecoming and Mrs. Russell Cunning ham announced memorial services on Thursday, June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council, Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Leslie Cremer
Courtney Short
John Mattson
Edward Hiner
Medina
C. W. Davis
Russell Cunningham
Miss Coldiron and William Ellis wed in Franklin church
Miss Coldiron and William Ellis married at Franklin Baptist Church on Saturday evening in a double ring ceremony. Rev H S Gessner officiated. Attendants included maid Imogene Callahan and bridesmaids Janet Fryburger Norma Ellis. The couple plans to reside in Franklin after a honeymoon to Washington DC and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coldiron
William Ellis
Franklin Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Franklin
Aoe Coldiron
William Elis
H. S. Gessner
Paul King
Gerald Miller
Donald Ellis
James Meyer
Walter Downs
Eugene Combs
Donald Carter
Imogene Callahan
Janet Fryburger
Norma Ellis
Maid of Honor
Miss Independence Winners Appear Before Service Clubs
Five young women representing basic American freedoms spoke at Kiwanis Rotary and Cooperative Club events ahead of the ninth annual Fourth of July celebration at Sunset Park. The Miss Independence title will be decided July 4 with votes tallied from the Independence program. winners include Marilyn Flesher Pansy Jones Georgia Kampschaefer Mary Ann Roof and Evelyn Veidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Danner
Sunset Park
John W
Jack” Wilson
Jaycee
Tom Crowley
Russell Stevens
Stevens
Crowley
Middletown
The
Freedoms
Marilyn Flesher
Pansy Jones
Georgia Kampschaefer
Mary Ann Roof
Evelyn Veidt
Signs Erected Improve Area Highways Entrances
The State Highway Dept completed sign installation and entrance beautification at area highway intersections on Routes 73 25 and 122 and at Excello to reduce hazards. The Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs urged the project and will add ground cover shrubbery where possible. Coles Rd improvements were noted as well maintained. The Civic Committee led by Mrs G W Breiel oversaw the effort with Mrs Richard Macks bury and Mrs Earnest Bowen among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Middletown
Coles Rd
West Middletown
Civic Committee
Federation
Five County Sewer Bids To Be Studied
Hamilton Butler County commissioners will study five bids for the Rosedale sewer line project in Fairfield Township. Bidders include Utilities Construction Co. Dayton Bond and Sheehan Cincinnati Andrew Hamner Hamilton W L Harper Cincinnati and L A Waldner Middletown. Gordon Augspurger said bids were given to Harry Duane for tabulation. Estimated cost ranges between $50,000 and $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Rosedale
Fairfield Township
Utilities Construction Co
Dayton
Bond and Sheehan
Cincinnati
Andrew Hamner
W. L. Harper
L. A. Waldner
Middletown
Gordon Augspurger
Harry Duane
Buckeye Girls' State Governor Barred From Washington Trip
Miss Joan Rankin, 16 year old Cincinnati native and Buckeye Girls State governor, was told she would not accompany Ohio’s group to Washington for the auxiliary’s girls nation. The American Legion Auxiliary cited social discrimination concerns, while the Ohio State Democratic League urged inclusion to showcase democracy and fight color barriers. Rankin will attend as guest of honor at the auxiliary’s Columbus convention next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joan Ranga
Buckeye
Cincinnati
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Ohio
Board of
Girls’ State
Leslie Merritt
BGS
Buckeye Girls’ State
Ohio State Democratic League
American Legion
Joan
Joan Rankin
Legion Auxiliary
League
America
Auxiliary
Miss Rankin
Yoder declines Springfield post over committee support
Worth N. Yoder, city manager of Sturgis Michigan, refused a similar job in Springfield yesterday. He rejected the $8,500 a year post because the Citizens Committee would not back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N. Yoder
Sturgis
Mich
Yoder
Citizens Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ny News of Society
Peg Rosing
E. F. Curry
Manchester Rd
Florida
Indian Lake
Marilyn Lawson
Marilyn Rose Cox
St. Louis
Dale M. Schulz
J. C. Schulz
Linden Ave
Edwin Rovse Oglesby
Detroit, Mich
Edwin Oglesby
Robert F. Oglesby
Charles Bailey
Fleming Rd
Elkmont
Penn
T. L. Jarvis
G. W. Jarvis
Evansville, Ind
John Cullen, Jr
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
E. S. Myers
Piqua
Frank Ridenour
Maria von Saher
Helen Elizabeth Quail
South Main
Glenn Mulligan
Jane Fravier
al Leake
NG Ea
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Eer
Virginia Youtsler
Mgr
Youtsler
N. Main ST
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Society Deadline
C. P. E. Bach
Mozart
Durand
Puck
Gillock
Hungary
Koelling
Mrs. Ellis
Truby Coldiron
Park Ave
Glenn Ellis
Washington, D. C
Ellis
Franklin High School
Middletown Business College
U. S. Navy
Monroe Highhool
Stevens Institute of Technology
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Our
ICO Tesonal
Broad Street
First Ave
Sermwice
Trip
Melampy
Edgers
Ralston’s Paint Store, Inc
N. Broad St
Landscape Service
Wayne Hil Nursery
High Street
Burnett
Dres Soll
Paul Sachs
Ellen Kaye
Loretta
Doris Dodson
John McCauley
Central Ave
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