Hidden Threat Amblyopia Warned At Current Events Club
Mrs. Willard A. Danner spoke on amblyopia at the Current Events Club, stressing detection before school entry. She described how a shy, suppressed eye can lead to permanent vision loss, and outlined correction methods such as glasses, exercises, or surgery. The talk included a film from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Danner
Current Events Club
David Thompson
Schirm Drive
Chisdn
Danner
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness, Inc
Johnny
J. N. Christiansen
Marion Swisher
Louis Gaker
Butler County Pharmaceutical Auxiliary to Fold 8 PM Meeting
The Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary will fold its monthly meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. E. A. Walker's home 1064 New London Road. Mrs. Don Stuckey will present a program titled Hamilton In 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Pharmaceutical Association
E. A. Walker
New London Road
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets At Temple
The Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Temple Beth Sholom with forty two participants. North-south winners posted scores up to 113 while east-west winners reached 99, 98 and 95 respectively. The club plans an anniversary dinner at the temple on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Hebert Jones
Ken Shafer
Stanley Weinstein
C. M. Woodruff
Richard Huff
John Raiche
P. S. Cade
Roy Granger
Herschel Greenham
Sidney Yager
John Fitton
Norman Coombs
J. T. Lamb
Frank Myers
Walter Jackson
William Tyler
the Temple
Irish Music and Humor Featured at Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's Century Club at the Women's Center explored Ireland's contribution to humor with a paper by Mrs. I. S. Kern. Mrs. W. W. McGuire discussed Irish music and folk dance, featuring works by Moore and Balfe. Guest Night is planned for April 4 with Miss Mabel Eldridge as speaker, as the 70th anniversary May meeting nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Entury Club
Women’s Center
Ireland
Ross Hill
I. S. Kern
Kern
W. W. McGuire
R. S. Liljestrand
Ellen Aubley
Panel Talk on Automation and Leisure at WSCS Program
A WSCS program at First Methodist Church will feature a panel discussion on Automation and Leisure with moderator Miss Florence Powell. Speakers include Jim Timberlake of Armco Middletown Works and Mrs. Eugene Bock, Mrs. Kenneth Coburn, and Mrs. Austin Whitmore. An executive board meeting, prayer period, luncheon, bake sale, and music are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Florence Powell
Jim Timberlake
Armco Middletown Works
Eugene Bock
YMCA
Kenneth Coburn
Fine Arts Center
Austin Whitmore
Woman’s Society
Dudley Inwood
Morrison Circle
Hiatt
Robert Boonstra
Richard LeRoy
Eppa Long Guild
Fellowship Hall
Births Reported for Lebanon Area Families
Vital Statistics notes newborns and dismissals. Harold and wife at 501 West Silver street welcomed a girl yesterday. Calvin and wife at 1301 Eaton Avenue had a girl yesterday. Richard Dale Ratliff and wife at 1707 Park Drive welcomed a girl today. Hospital dismissals include Harold Paugh of Logan Avenue Timothy Burns son of Mr and Mrs Robert Burns Franklin Ronald Bowden son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Bowden Wilbraham Road Morris E Ballard of Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Young
W. Silver St
Lebanon
Calvin Sorrell
Eaton Ave
Richard Dale Ratliff
Park Drive
Timothy Burns
Mr. Land
Robert Burns
Franklin
Ronald Bowden
Land
Curtis Bowden
Wilbraham Road
Morris E. Ballard
Central Ave
Birthday party marks social hour at Winmore Class
The Winmore Class of St. Pauls United Church of Christ held a birthday themed social hour after a business meeting at Mrs. Stuart Nixons Stanley Street home. Twenty seven members exchanged gifts and a memorial poem for Mrs Harold Jung was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winmore
St. Paul's
Jung
Smithson
Artemis
Nixon
Chalmers Brewer
Paul ‘Kurg
Joseph Newton
Edward Jones
God
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Paul Brand
Velore
India
Frank Wells
Grace Law Crowl
Ray Standafer
N. Marshall Road
Harry Hayes
Andy Hembree
Reunion Held By Goforths in Middletown and Dayton Areas
The Goforth family reunion was held Sunday at the Middletown Police Range with many Goforth relatives from Middletown West Carrollton and Dayton attending. A Bible study and community group activities were noted, including a 1966 budget presentation and reports on the circle project and Junior Choir, with additional class meetings in First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goforth
Middletown
Earl Goforth
Henry Goforth
George Goforth
Arthur Goforth
Buddy Goforth
Fred LeMay
Wayne Ludwig
Lance Duncan
Jack Wolf
Arnold Amburgey
Samuel Goforth II
Samuel Goforth III
Dennis Gara
Ervin i Gara
Art Feliciangeli
Robert Laughhurn
Thomas Houp
Dayton
Kenneth Goforth
Ronald Goforth
God
C. H. Reinartz
Hopeful Teen Tops Mark Six Months Of Weight Loss
In Middletown a dozen girls aged 8 to 18 attend weekly Teen Tops meetings at the Civic Association Building. Queen of the Week Jean Leonard, 16, Middletown High junior, lost three pounds and earned a fruit basket. others track weights, pay dues, and share diet buddies. Brenda Thornhill leads the group as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Civic Association
Jean Leonard
Middletown High
Brenda Thornhill
Jacksonburg Road
Seven Mile School
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Albers
Wilma Hammond
Manchester
Charles
Richard Mather
Germantown
WSCS
Mummy
Nile
London
Liz Allen
Naka
Milan
Italy
Maureen Lynne
Harold Paugh
Logan Ave
Karl Banzhaf
Esther Fuller
Circle Four
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
E. L. Hawkins
Arthur Siebert
Carl Adrian
Circle
Thomas N. Littlejohn
Middletown-Eaton Road
Harry Tewell
Lamberton
Ron Lane
Circle Five
Ronald J Dykes
Elmo Place
Denise Nelms
George Nelms
Alexander Collins
Doors
Lane
Luella Robertson
Goforths
Ead Chicken
Frisch’s
S. Main St
Germantown Rd
Margaret Myers
Victor Furth
Furth
Oxford
Western College For Women
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Myers
Jones
Bulova
Boston Factory Shoe Repair
P.S
S. Main
Springboro
Sa. Yd
Furniture & Appliances
Fran
Deily
Klin
Dupont
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