Africans Not Ready For Independence Tells Woman's Club Speaker
A. R. Edwards of Armco International spoke on Turbulent Africa at the Woman's Club Guest Day at the Girls' Club. He cited 27 African independences and 16 new nations formed in 1960, calling the revolution a rising expectations movement while arguing independence now is not wise due to limited education and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Edwards
Armco International Corp
Woman’s Club
Africa
Edwards
Belgian Congo
Leopoldsville
Claradon
Mrs Whitehurst speaks on tuberous begonias at garden club
Neighborhood Garden Club met at the Cribbs home on Louise Court for a talk by Mrs. David Whitehurst on tuberous begonias. Harvey Apple introduced the program. Flower judging honors crowned Jack Hose first and Miss Bianche second with awards to Mrs. Tom Cross and Mrs. Emmett Sherron in multiple categories. The president named a planning committee for Easter club entries and announced the April 5 meeting at the Cross home on Flemming Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whitehurst
Neighborhood Garden Club
Vance Cribbs
Louise Court
Whitehurst
Harvey Apple
Jack Hose
Miss Bianche
Tom Cross
Emmett Sherron
Sherron
Cross
Mary Dell
Walter Spindler
Mrs. Cross
Flemming Road
Wild Flowers Topic At Garden Club Meeting
Green Thumb Garden Club members spoke on wild flowers choosing varieties and care at a meeting hosted by Mrs. James Bruener on Jackson Lane. Awards for miniature arrangements went to Mrs. Orville Fitzwater first, Mrs. Gordon Pergram second, and Mrs. Albert Osborne third. A white elephant sale followed as two new members and five guests attended. Mrs. James Cochran Jr. returned from six months in El Paso while her husband studied at Ft. Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
James Bruner
Jackson Lane
Orville Fitzwater
Gordon Pergram
Albert Osborne
Joseph Sheppart
Warren Rupp
Leslie Dixson
Ruth Tedrow
Howard Rodgers
Earl Bonniville
Leroy Wagner
James Cochran Jr
el Paso
Tex
Ft. Bliss
Osborne
Churches program on That the Nations May Know Him
Mrs. Harold Weikel led a Bacone Circle meeting at First Baptist Church on 11th Avenue, outlining the 10 areas of the American Baptist Foreign Missions and missionary work abroad. Mrs. J H Stalker spoke on Do Others Know Christ Because of Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weikel
Bacone Circle
First Baptist Church
Harry Montgomery
11Th Avenue
Flavor Up Rice With Onion and Consomme
A simple kitchen tip advises cooking rice with chopped onion and substituting consomme for water to boost flavor. This method enhances aroma and depth in a basic rice dish.
Delta Theta Tau Alumnae Meet At Weinstein Home
Members of Delta Theta Tau alumnae gathered last night at Mrs. M. H. Weinstein’s Hamp ton Place home. Mrs. Homer D Leffler assisted as hostess. business session led by Mrs. Paul Bailey. Absence of president Mrs. Perry Blank noted. nominating committee named to draft a new officer slate. Card games followed during social hour. next meeting set for Todhunter Road at Mrs. Bailey’s home with Mrs. Plank assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
M. H. Weinstein
Hampton Place
Homer D Leffler
Paul Bailey
Perry Blank
Robert S. Stewart
Doris Purdy
Bailey
Todhunter Road
Plank
Surprise Bread and Tea Care Tips
Remove sugar and spice? Bake muffin batter with dates and walnuts. Fill pans a quarter, add dates and walnuts, cover to two thirds full, bake as usual. Use pipe cleaners in teapot spout when washing. A clean teapot helps make good tea.
Foreign coins as legal tender ended in 1857 in US
The article notes that foreign coins were legal tender in the United States until 1857 when Congress voided their legality. It emphasizes a historical money policy change and cites congressional action that removed acceptability of foreign coins in US transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Club scene at Wilbraham Road hosts officers meeting
Mrs. Jack Combs hosted a Wives of Police Officers' Club gathering on Wilbraham Road. An Easter event for children is set for March 26 at the Police Pistol Range, coordinated by Mrs. Robert Trimble with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Combs
Wilbraham Road
Wives of Police Officers
Robert Trimble
Ralph Trimble
Larry White
David Coleman
Brown Home Hosts B and PW Session in Middletown
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club held a board and committee meeting at Mrs. Thomas Brown’s home on South Broad Street. Attendees included Mrs. E. A. Badger and several members planning to attend a Lebanon B and PW session on March 10 with guest speaker Mrs. Melanie Menderson. The group noted the Ohio State Convention set for May 18 to 21 in Toledo and announced the next meeting on April 18 with Judge Benjamin Schwartz as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Badger
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
Cairmen
Thomas Brown
S. Broad Street
Middletown Club
Lebanon B&pw Club
Badger
Happye ‘West
Ellen Aubley
Les DuErmit
Floyd Starr
Clara Pergram
Evelione Meahl
Aileen Sheley
Melanie, Menderson
B&pw
Ohio
Toledo
Benjamin Schwartz
iPythian Sisters Meet at Lodges Castle Hall
The iPythian Sisters held a Tuesday evening meeting at Lodges Castle Hall. Rehearsal for the March 28 inspection was announced for Tuesday evening. Refreshment committee members were Mrs Clemmon Ellison Mrs Ray Standefer Mr Boyd Standefer and Mrs William Bryant. The session was directed by Mrs Ray Meir, most excellent chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Clemmon Ellison
Ray Standefer
Boyd Standefer
William Bryant
Ray Meir
Ichief
Delta Theta Tau Plans Future Activities
Twenty five Beta Gamma chapter members met at Doty House for a business session. A nominating committee of Mrs John Brooks Miss Audrey Jewel and Mrs B K Feinthel will prepare a slate of new officers for the April meeting. A dessert bridge social is set for March 15 at 7 30 p m Frischs party room Main Street. The chairmen group includes Mrs James A Joehn assisted by Mrs Leroy Snyder Mrs Minter Mrs Lyn Mosman Miss Mary Ann Blackmore and Mrs James Gearing. The sorority voted to grant a typing and shorthand scholarship to a Middletown High School student this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Gamma Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Doty House
John Brooks
Audrey Jewel
B.K. Feinthel
Ray Minter
Frisch
Main Street
James A. Joehn
Leroy Snyder
Minter
Lyn Mosman
Mary Ann Blackmore
James Gearing
Middletown High School
Bridge Party At Club Sees Top Scores In Dup licate
Eight tables contested at Brown's Rum Country Club for the Duplicate Bridge session. North-south winners were Mrs. Walter Evans and Mrs. William T Maxwell with 84 percent, followed by Walter Mischley and Dr. Louis Gaker at 72 and Dr. and Mrs. William Owens at 71. East-west winners were Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Meyer with 69, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wikoff at 65, and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Woodward at 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Rum Country Club
Walter Evans
William T Maxwell
Walter Mischley
Louis Gaker
William Owens
D. C. Meyer
Howard Wikoff
Paul Woodward
Lewis Has 17 Baths and a 31-Room Bel Air Home
Jerry Lewis is described as one of Hollywoods cleanest movie stars. His Bel Air California residence spans 31 rooms and includes 17 bathrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
Bel Air
California
Meetings Thursday bring multiple local club events
Lions Club meets at 6 30 p m Thursday at Manchester Hotel Toastmasters at 7 30 p m at J and J Bowling Lanes Knights of Pythias Lafayette ledge 37 at 7 30 p m Castle Hall Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM at 7 30 p m 14 N Broad Monroe PTO at 7 30 p m Monroe Elementary Orioles Nest 227 at 7 30 p m Tried Stone 83 Masonic Lodge at 8 p m AFL Hall 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron at 8 p m Armory Moose Lodge 501 at 8 p m Moose Hall 10OF Lodge 956 at 3 p m 29 Main St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
J&j
Knights of Pythias Lafayette
Ledge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
N. Broad
Monroe
Orioles
Nest
Stone
Masonic Lodge
AFL
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Armory
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Main St
Friday meeting notices for Manchester groups
Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters schedule a noon gathering at the Manchester Optimist Club. A second event is listed for noon at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Association of Fire
Manchester Optimist Club
Manchester
Erie County Plans Work Relief Project
In Sandusky Ohio twelve Erie County men will start a 28 week work relief program Monday. They will work 40 hours per week at $1.25 an hour on Resthaven hunting and fishing area near Castalia. The project is the first since the early 1930s. Elmer Tankerslay, county welfare director, announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, Ohio
Erie County
Castalia
Elmer Tankerslay
Goldberg's Choice Praised by Kennedy Era Official
Cleveland AP report says James P. Mitchell praises Arthur Goldberg as the best labor secretary pick for Kennedy. Mitchell, in Cleveland to address two service organizations, hails Goldberg as a long-time friend and strong choice for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James P. Mitchell
Arthur Goldberg
Labor
Kennedy
Mitchell
Goldberg
Births and Out of Town Vital Statistics Notice
Birth announcements list numerous local couples with residence details and newborns, including Richards and Nabers, Metzgar, Birch, Bishop, Hounshell, Wardeman, Fischer, Gilmore, Kendrick, Argenta, Hill, Rower Gross, and out of town entries noting relatives in Fort Lauderdale and several names from nearby towns. The notice also mentions maternal grandparents and multiple individuals tied to hometowns such as Goldman Ave, Navaho St, Kensington, Carlisle, and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Naber
Carroll Lane
Thomas Metzgar
Yankee Road
Harold Birch
West Place
Trenton
Daniel Bishop
Franklin Rt. 1
Albert Hounshell
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Ronald Wardeman
Sycamore St
Richard C. Fischer
Highland St
Earl Kendrick
West Middletown Rt. 1
Charles N. Argenta
Roosevelt Ave
Howard Hill
Finley St
Rower Gross
Harriett Ave
Calhoun Family Note From Park Street
In The Hospital Ivan Theiss of Park St Michael Calhoun, son of Mr and Mrs. James A Calhoun, 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Theiss
Park St
Michael Calhoun
James A. Calhoun
20Th Ave
South Lebanon Gets Independent Phone Service
South Lebanon will get its own phone service on April 16 with prefix 81, joining Mason Waynesville and Morrow. The Ohio Central Telephone Corp reports cables and equipment are installed and that residents will move from a Lebanon exchange rural 10 party line to one or five party lines with 81 prefixes. Free interexchange calls to Lebanon Mason Morrow and Waynesville will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lebanon
Ohio Central Telephone Corp
Ralph Hickerson
Lebanon Exchange
Mason, Waynesville
Morrow
Hicker
Lebanon
Mason, Morrow
Waynesville
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Club
Karl Banzhaf
Ira Kern
Middletown
J. W. Holman
J. L. Glass
R. V. Moschell
Roland Heller
Charles Martin
Z. W. Ranck
Millard Bechtel
Donald Cryer
R. A. Poche
H. T. Phillips
Mrs. Whitehurst
Garden Club
Graff
Sporting Goods
DT Alu
Weinstein
Emilio Schuberth
Jules Crahay
Nina Ricci
Alix Gres
Jack Crocker
James Howerton
Ross Avenue
Virgil Sorrell
Trimble
Richard Shockley
Opal Adams
Victor Click
Estil Scalf
Allen Gravenstein
Carl Mullendore
Virginia Moon
Besse Barnes
Julia T Roth
Junior Hall
Ruth bin ‘Oix
Barnes
Glenn Greenham
Gamma Chapter
Cristonians
John Hover
Arnold Drive
Ronald Quinn
A. L. Bland
Lawrence Poe
Carl Holloman
Poe
Knights of Columbus
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Tom Hodson
Circle Nine
William Naudin
Oval Lane
Peasttown Heights
YMCA
Alifo Gobblers
Scotty
Bonny
California Cobblers
Lions Club
Manchester Hotel
Donald Gilmore
Carolina St
Richard C. Lewey
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
W. R. Hamilton
Goldman Ave
Sam Cox
West E Middletown Rt. 1
Carol Thacker
Navaho St
James W. Crouch
Navaho
Reid L. Kenyon
Kensington
Joseph Florence
Carlisle
William €. Rigg Sr
S. Verity Parkway
Robert L. Edwards
Mabel Phillips
McKieley St
Berry Turner
Frank
Joseph M. Cook
Lamberton
Kenneth Ray Henry
Cas Short
Glenn Ave
Virgil Combs
Parle Drive
Patricia. Smith
McKnight Drive
Virgil Jones
Clyde Jones
Germantown
Elizabeth Leasure
Kensington St
William Kramer
Jewell St
William Haggard
Columbia Ave
Downa Kay Henry
Herman Henry
West Middletown
Twana Igo
Ernest Igo
Riverview Drive
Roosevelt Abshear
Frank Baird
Webster St
Harold Barker
Milo Bastian
Dina Cole
Kenneth Cole
Miamisburg
Vernon E, Craycraft
James Doughman
James E. Doughman
Floyd Evans
Illinois Ave
Sam Freman
Forest Ave
Jeffery Gilpin
Dwaine Gilpin
Morris Hall
Mohawk St
Irvin Hurry
Tarrimore Circle
Jim Hutchens
Elk Creek Road
Paul Kinder
Eighth Ave
Mary Murray
Howard McGlothen
Girard Ave
Thomas Stone
Lafayette Ave
Ora Stewart
Nikki Underwood
Harold Underwood
Brent Drive
Clyde Vice
Buena Ave
Clarence Wells
S. Lebanon
Elgins
Fine Watches
Baker's Jewelry
Central Ave
Centro
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