Food Shortage Talk at Current Events Club
Mrs. William Harrison spoke on The Future of Food at the Current Events Club at Mrs. Stanley Watkins home. She warned that with 10,000 food items in supermarkets and rising population, famine threatens unless immediate farming improvements and aid begin. Tea followed hosted by Mrs. Swisher and Mrs. Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison
McGee Avenue
Current Events Club
Stanley Watkins
S. Dixie Highway
Mrs. Knapp Named Queen of the Month in Monroe Village
Jean Knapp crowned queen of the month for Monroe Village Tops after shedding 52 pounds. She also claimed January queen honors with a 10 percent weight loss. Weekly queens named include Barbara Miller Mary Hodges Ginny Hopkins and Jean Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Knapp
Monroe
Barbara Miller
Mary Hodges
Ginny Hopkins
Jean Ratliff
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets At Temple
Forty two participants joined the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement at 10 percent tables. North-south scores ranged to 163 with winners including Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr. at 163 and Walter Jackson with Don Elson at 134. East-west averaged 108 with other winning pairs listed and the quarterly tournament set for next Monday night at the temple.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Richard Peters
Heber Jones
Richard Getter
Howard Wikoff
P.S. Cade
Roy Granger
Perma Press and Soil Release Table Linens Featured
The article highlights permanent press and soil release properties in many tablecloths and napkins for both formal and casual dining. It notes effortless care in washing and drying, allowing daily enjoyment of elegant table settings.
Local Births And Dismissals Reported In City Notes
Birth notices list six new arrivals including girls for Douglas Smith William Rowe Paul Schneider Raymond Hawkins and Dennis Meyer with locations Strebee Road Elman Court Jackson Lane and Oxford Street Mercy Hospital Fort Hamilton Hospital. Dismissals note Rebecca S Brooks Rose Emma Manning and Mrs Glenn Maier among others from Auburn St Baltimore St Monroe Franklin Lafayette Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Smith
Strebee Road
William Rowe
Elman Court
Paul Schneider
Jackson Lane
Apt
Raymond Hawkins
Harrison St
Leonard C. Reed
Jefferson Road
Dennis Meyer
Oxford St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Bill Holbrook
Ohio Ave
Trenton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Joseph McMahon
Auburn St
Rebecca S. Brooks
Ronald Brooks
Springboro
Rose Emma Manning
Baltimore St
Glenn Maier
Monroe
Glenn Perry
Franklin
Joseph Blashock
Lafayette Ave
Harold Bussard
Cultural anthropology talk outlines era changes and guidance
Mrs. W. E. Marshall told Women's Century Club members that cultural anthropology studies man, environment, and social relations amid 20th century shifts in communication transportation and industry. She urged critical reading voting wisely world-mindedness child education Headstart tutoring and respect for all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Marshall
Women’s Century Club
Spring Costume Slimming from Bardhey Collection
Abbe Rabiner presents a spring fashion feature showcasing a slimming dress and loose line coat with contrasting banding. The piece promotes Printed Pattern M483 available in Misses sizes 8 to 16 with yardage details and mail order info from the Middletown Journal Pattern Department.
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Bardhey
Abbe Rabiner
Middletown Journal
Pattern Department
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Couture
Sixth annual St Patrick's Dinner ticket deadline noted
March 8 is the deadline for purchasing tickets to the sixth annual St Patrick's Dinner at Holy Trinity School lounge. Tickets may be obtained by calling local hosts Mr and Mrs Mulligan, Mr and Mrs Marks, or Mr and Mrs Neu. The event begins at 6 30 p m with Charles Fuller and Elman Drive listed as general chairmen.
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St. Patrick’s
Holy Trinity School
Tom Mulligan
Erie Ave
Norman Marks
Stanley St
Edward Neu
Shafer St
Charles Fuller
Elman Drive
Holy Trinity Church
Air Your Books For Better Preservation In Open Air
A brief note suggests exposing books to the atmosphere preserves them better than keeping them in closed cases. It advises readers to air publications to prevent deterioration and maintain readability.
Chapter Officers Elected by Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
New officers for Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were elected last night at Mrs. Mike Fitzgerald’s home. President Mrs. Joseph Douthett and other officers were announced. ritual of jewels service is set for March 16, with a Founders Day dinner planned in April.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mike Fitzgerald
Superior Avenue
Joseph Douthett
Jack Krebs
Don ‘Lentz
Lyndon Peters
Don Mardis
Bob Hanselman
BSP
Bob Livzey
Dean Prushing
Clyde Hanes
Kinney’s
Franklin
la Social
Fred Parrella
Beta Sigma Phi International Endowment and Loan Fund
Joe Jasper
Ice Cream Social Slated At Rosedale
Rosedale Elementary PTO hosts an old fashioned ice cream social during Gymeapades at the March 17 meeting. Serving begins at 6 45 p m. General chairmen are Bruce and Mrs Cramer. Ticket chairmen are Dick and Mrs Monroe. Food by James and Mrs Lewis. Decorations by Mrs Frye. Tickets available from students or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
PTO
William Repasky
Rosedale Pto
Bruce Cramer
Dick Monroe
James Lewis
Rolyn Frye
Charman
Middletown War Mothers Gather for Thursday Meetings
Middletown Chapter One of the American War Mothers schedules gatherings on Thursday. The main group meets at 1 30 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium at the Legion Home, and the War Mothers Chorus convenes at 10 30 a.m. the same day at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
Kessler
Legion Home
War Mothers Chorus
Use Silver Daily to Care for Your Silverware
Daily use enhances silver beauty as patina develops. Patina forms from gradual oxidation and smoothing by handling. Regular use keeps items bright and valued, with a warm, soft luster that evolves over time.
First Lady Visit Limits UC Campus Access in Cincinnati
Mrs Nixon will be kept off the University of Cincinnati campus for security while Chicago 7 attorney William Kunstler speaks at UC law school. SCIP leaders Art Cohn and Mary Hoops guide 500 volunteers on projects. Gov Rhodes and Mayor Ruehlmann greet Mrs Nixon at the airport. She plans to visit SCIP projects today and Wednesday before leaving for Boulder, Colorado.
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Cincinnati
Richard Nixon
University of Cincinnati
William Kunstler
Chicago 7
Greater Cincinnati
Kunstler
UC College of Law
SCIP
Michigan School For the Blind
Lansing
Brenda Lee Green
Samuel Green
Addison
Mich
Nixon
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Marion Swisher
John Dillon
Watkins
George Bauer
Richard Haller
David Thompson
Mrs. Knapp
Arlington Beauty Service
Ary Sy TV
Wea A. AW
Culligan Water Conditioning
S. University Blvd
Security
Strassburger
William McGuire
Harry Phillips
S. J. Kuderer
Howard Wilson
Century Club
Middletown Public Library
Arthur Wollman
Mary Strodtbeck
Women’s Center
Kirk Strodtbeck
Germantown
Pearl Wright
Queen Ave
Leonard Issaes
Garfield St
Luella Barnes
Manchester Road
William Bailey
Carlisle
Charlie Combs
Morgan St
Chester Hall
Alvin Harrison
James Moore
Charles Palmer
Nelson Road
Troy Taylor
Flemming Road
Howe Motors
Pat Nixon
Ing
Boulder
Colo
Central Ave
Tony Capozzi
Dorothy Lawrence
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