Visitors of Fleming Road residents travel and visitings
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cohn are Delbert Fry of Windsor Ontario and Mrs. Leonard Heinrich of Buffalo en route home from California. The Klopps return from six weeks south including Biloxi and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The Woods family from Shelbyville visit Mrs. Woods’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal. Ortman family visits Mount Vernon. Patton family hosts their daughter Mrs B. H. Kesins and granddaughter Karen of Ashland. Harwitz and Bowling circles, Profitts, and Combs also noted on travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Cohn
Fleming Rd
Delbert Fry
Windsor
Ontario
Florida
Leonard Heinrich
Buffalo
N. Y
California
W. E. Klopp
Tytus Ave
Buena Vista Hotel
Biloxi
Miss
Mobile
New Orleans
Shirley Woods
Shelbyville, Ky
Mrs B F Hurwitz Returns From Pleasant Month's Vac a
Mrs. B. F. Hurwitz of South Broad Street has returned home after a pleasant month's vacation. She visited relatives and friends during the trip and reports good health and a enjoyable outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hurwitz
South Broad St
Senior Philethea Club Dinner and Officer Installations
Senior Philethea Class of First Baptist Church held a covered-dish dinner in the church social rooms with 35 members and one guest. Mrs. Guy Smethers led the business meeting, Devotions by Mrs. Paul Easton, and election of officers followed by a candlelight installation led by Mrs. John Parr. The slate included Mrs. Smethers president and other officers, plus a Easter story in flannel graph. Dinner chairs were Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Luther Hoskins with a capable committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Smethers
Paul Easton
John Parr
Smethers
N. Goettman
Combs
John Dooley
John Chapman
al Verans
George Wedekind
Tom Baird
Easton
Roy Hardin
Ed Clevenger
George Hoxie Speaker For Art Study Club
The Art Study Club at Nelva Center hosted Annual Guest Night with George Hoxie, Oxford photographer, speaking on Art In Photography. Mrs. W. E. Marshall welcomed guests while Mrs. R. L. Solter introduced the speaker and led the program, with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoxie
Art
Art Study Club
Nelva Center
R. C. Baker
J. R. Freeze
C. S. Mills
R. L. Davidson
C. R. Troup
Dorothy Wilson
Middletown Camera Club
Oxford
W. E. Marshall
R. L. Solter
Hoxie
Genealogy Theme Is Heard Tuesday at DAR Meeting
The Colonel Jonathan Bayarl Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs. Howard Monger’s Colonial home near Carlisle on Tuesday. Speaker Mrs. W. E. Klopp discussed tracing lineage, origin, and location of historical volumes and research methods, showcasing an 1837 Cincinnati City Directory and rare books. The chapter highlighted library contributions to Middletown Public Library and planned to offer its American History medal in the Senior High School again. A social hour followed with Mrs. H. B. Harvey and Mrs. R. M. Dennis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Monger
Carlisle
Jonathan Bayarl Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. B. Harvey
Mrs Wilson speaker to nurses alumni
Nurses Alumni of Middletown hospital met at Veri ty Hall with student nurses and Supervisors guests. Mrs Howard Wilson reviewed The Guide to Confident Living by Norman Vincent Peale. Refreshments followed at a prettily appointed table with serving committee named. April meeting planned at Wilson's barn. Loyal Friends Class held at Mrs Elisha Hoskins home with Bible quiz and Psalm reading. Social hour and refreshments concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Howard Wilson
Norman Vincent Peale
Gladys Thompson
Esther Swinehart
Katherine Tigges
Gladys Gris
Dorrce Robinson
Ruth Freeman
Wilson's Barn
Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
Elisha Hoskins
Moore St
Chester Fugate
Fenton Hall
John R. Miller
Herbert Spade
Ladies and civic group meetings listed for week
Coming up: Ladies of Columbia meet at Holy Trinity at 8 p m. Lonestar Past Councilors meet at Mrs Charles Cochran 412 Garfield St tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mrs Leslie Cremer assisting. Vicksburg Circle Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet Friday at 7 30 in the civic auditorium with Mrs Lawrence Dugan presiding. Pythian Sisters sewing at Mrs C F Myers 3512 Tytus Ave tomorrow with a 12 noon covered dish. Maple Park Mothers Club meets at Maple Park School auditorium Thursday March 9 at 1 p m with Mr William Joerger of the State Highway Department speaking on traffic light situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity
Lonestar
Charles Cochran
Garfield St
Leslie Cremer
Vicksburg Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Civic Auditorium
Lawrence Dugan
C. F. Myers
Tytus Ave
Maple Park
Mothers Club
Maple Park School
William Joerger
State Highway Department
Mrs Mason Hosts Women’s Society Meeting at Woodside
The Women’s Society of World United Brethren Church met for its March gathering at Mrs William Mason’s Woodside Avenue home. Mrs Homer Getz led the business session, committees were named for a mother daughter banquet May 12, and delegates to the April branch convention were chosen. Officers for the coming year were elected: Getz president Cribbs vice president Price secretary Mason treasurer plus several secretaries and collectors. The theme was Right Attitudes Widen Horizons with readings by Sally Mason and remarks on Prejudice and Attitudes Toward Japanese American Changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World United Brethren Church
William Mason
Woodside Ave
Homer Getz
W. E. Cribbs
Howard Price
Getz
Cribs
Price
Mason
Carl Rossi
Delman Whitt
Zeno Brandon
Christian Relations
E. R. Turner
Missionary Education
L. K. Henderson
Hattie Runyan
Dan Davis
Robert Cooper
Stella Lane
Robert Banker
Philathea Class Meets At First Methodist Church
The Philathea class of First Methodist Church gathered last evening for a covered dish in the church social rooms. Thirty members and one guest attended. Mrs. M. L. Hackney, vice president, presided. Nevetiotale readings by Mrs. Clifford Cook from St John shared. Committee reports were heard. Dinner chairman was Mrs. Jerome Inwood assisted by several members including Mrs. Ralph Schleich Mrs. Orie Earhart Mrs. Luff Qaun dy Mrs. B. Gorrell Mrs. Pearl av and Mrs. Lena Frisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philethea
First Baptist Church
Philathea
First Methodist Church
M. L. Hackney
Nevetiotale
Clifford Cook
St John
Jerome Inwood
Ralph Schleich
Orie Earhart
Luff Qaundy
B. Gorrell
Pear
Lena Frisch
Mrs Howard Newcomb Hosts Moose Meeting at Armco Drive
Mrs Howard Newcomb entertained Graduate Regents Women of the Moose at her Armco Drive home. Plans were discussed for the 11th anniversary dinner this month. Games with prizes went to Mrs Charles Bolton Mrs Lester Keeler Mrs David Bailey Mrs Howard Schneider and Mrs Michael Thinnes. A lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Newcomb
Regents
Brilliant Pianist Miss Jean Geis to Perform Thursday
Miss Jean Geis, noted young concert pianist, will be presented by the Woman's Music Club at Roosevelt auditorium Thursday at 8 15 pm. A Springfield native and Cincinnati College of Music graduate, she has won $1,000 National Federation of Music Clubs awards and studied at Juilliard since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Geis
Woman’s Music Club
Roosevelt Auditorium
William H. Albers
New York Julliard School of Music
National Federation of Music Clubs
Albers
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Geis
NBC Symphony
Homemakers Circle 2 Enjoys Gala Meeting
Mrs Robert Morehead hosted Homemakers Circle 2 last evening as members shared hobbies and a rummage sale plan for March 11 at McCarthy Motor Sales 1636 Central Ave An auction auctioned items with Mrs Morehead as auctioneer A baby picture identity guessing game awarded Mrs Ray Minter and Mrs George Brecht A social hour followed with refreshments next month hostesses named Mrs Donald Unger and Mrs Victor Mackall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moorehead
Homemakers Circle 2
McCarthy Motor Sales
Central Ave
Tudor Morris
Robert C. Raines
Morehead
Ray Minter
George Brecht
Donald Unger
Garden Ave
Victor Mackall
Jacob Mehl Birthday Party Honors 85th Guest
Mr and Mrs Corwin Mehl of Monroe hosted the 85th birthday celebration for Jacob Mehl last evening. Guests enjoyed gifts, cards, and a luncheon after the gift opening. Attending were the Mehl family including John O Mehl Hamilton and Harry Mehl Franklin along with Russell Stewart Hamilton William Garver August Meyer Middletown Doris Mehl and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Mehl
Monroe
Jacob Mehl
Mehl
John O. Mehl
Hamilton
Harry Mehl
Franklin
Russel Stewart
William Garver
August Meyer
Middletown
Doris
Mothers Circle hears talk on flower arranging
Progressive Mothers Circle met at Mrs. B. D. Morgan's Bellemonte Street home with president Mrs. Willis Whitman presiding. Reports from committees included a successful Mothers Study League and news of a new circle formed in Trenton. Mrs. Starr spoke on flower arrangement and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Mothers Circle
B. D. Morgan
Bellemonte St
Willis Whitman
J. T. Riley
Mothers Study League
Morgan
Mothers’ Circle
Trenton
W. E. McComb
Progr
F. Starr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Ortman
Ardmo
Jerry Harwitz
Washington, BD. S
Gilbert Bowling
Arnold Combs
Marvin Ellis
Janet and
Patty
Zona Profitt
Russell Profitt
Gilmore, Ky
Norcross
Office Outfitters
N. Main St
G. Smethers
the Meadows
Yankee RD
Sar
ITARY
DIAL
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Mrs. Mason
Frontier Dining Room
Hartford City
Indiana
Gillen -Crow Pharmacies
Plainsman
Glen Urquhart
Mothers Circle
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