Oneida Principal To Speak To Women's Association
Carroll Cosby principal of Oneida School will address the Women's Association First United Presbyterian Church at a Friday luncheon 12 30 p m. He will discuss hunger and poverty as the association focuses on a three year program. Reservations with Mrs G Fred Sauer due by noon tomorrow. Babysitters provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Women’s Association
Carroll Cosby
Oneida School
First United Presbyterian Church
Cosby
Big Ten
The
Safety Council
Women's Association
Fellowship Hall
G. Fred Sauer
Hathaway Drive
Franklin
Paul Christiansen
John Glen
Stephen Molnar
Middletown Bridge Club Hosts Mitchell Movement Night
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom with 38 players in the Mitchell movement on nine tables. North-south winners included Mrs Heber Jones with Mrs Kenneth Shafer and two other pairs, while east-west winners featured Mrs Dan MacLean with Paul Smith and other high-scoring pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Heber Jones
Kenneth Shafer
Stanley Weinstein
Russell Anness
Douglas Clifton
Robert Weatherwax
Dan MacLean
Paul Smith
Josephine Armstrong
Ruth Balzer
Robert Nerenberg
Ted Lazarow
James Gebhart
Card Party Planned by Licensed Practical Nurses Division 30
Final plans were made at a monthly meeting for an annual card party. Mrs John Burroughs leads arrangements for the event at Middletown Hospital Verity Hall on March 25 at 7 30 p m. Refreshments and door prizes are planned with tickets sold by members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Head
Gerald Miller
Jacob McKeller
Dave Finkelman
Middletown Hospital
Lewis Nrugs
Readmore
Irvings
Middletown
Hospital Gift Nook
Sheckler
John Burroughs
Verity Hall
Inland Birth Notices From Franklin and Nearby Areas
Vital Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trimble celebrate a boy yesterday at home 766 River St Franklin. Dr and Mrs Walter Fening report a girl today at 4129 Rosedale Rd. Out of town notices include Mr and Mrs Mark Watson of Worthington a boy Friday with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward W Timmer of 800 The Alameda. Mr and Mrs James Long of 1951 Millville Rd Hamilton a girl Saturday at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Maternal grandparents named Elbert Crum of Trenton. Other listed individuals include Mrs Gladys Reuthe William McDonough Daniel Henry Merrill Gose Mrs Alvin Burg Donald Turner Leonard Sallie Robert Becraft Max Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Trimble
River St
Franklin
Walter Fening
Rosedale Road
Mark Watson
Worthington
Edward W. Timmer
Alameda
James Long
Millville Road
Hamilton
Hamilton Hospital
Elbert Crum
Trenton
Gladys Reuthe
Webster St
William McDonough
Waneta
Daniel Henry
Lellee
Merrill Gose
Brentwood
Alvin Burg
McGuire St
Donald Turner
Park Drive
Leonard Sallie
Thomas Road
Robert Becraft
Broad
Max Mathews
Middletown
Veterans Hospital
Cincinnati
Help Luggage Lifts with Lemon Juice Solution
A worn piece of luggage can be lightened by sponging with the juice of half a lemon in a glass of water. The home remedy aims to revive fabric and remove dullness, using simple kitchen ingredients.
Parties Precede Nuptial Vows
A rehearsal dinner and bridal brunch set the stage for the wedding of Miss Nancy Ellen Howe and Richard William Fruechtenicht Jr. Events include a dinner hosted by the bridegroom’s parents in Ashville, a brunch for out of town guests in Alameda Circle, and prior showers hosted by the Sawyers and others on S. Dixie Highway and Rusmar Court. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Howe, will wed Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ellen Howe
Richard William Fruechtenicht Jr
Richard Fruechtenicht
Ashville
N. C
Manchester Motor Inn
James Sawyer
Alameda Circle
J. D. Sawyer
S. Dixie Highway
Franklin
Janie Sawyer
Miss Howe
Robert Bowman
Russell Weatherwax Jr
Weatherwax
Rusmar Court
Lawrence W. Howe
Eaton Drive
Fruechtenicht
First United Presbyterian Church
Peccent. Chardelle Weber Women's Editor Iona Asher Staff Briter
Chardelle Weber serves as women's editor with Iona Asher as staff writer. The note attributes editorial roles and bylines to Weber and Asher, outlining their contributions to the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardelle Weber
Iona Asher
Singing and Dancing At Holy Trinity St Patrick Dinner
The Holy Trinity St Patrick Dinner Party on March 13 will feature organist David Davidson, Tom Haney and his Elktones Singing, and Irish dance by the Ancient Order of the Hibernians. Festivities start at 6:30 p.m. with a roast beef dinner at the church. Reservations are with Sennet co chairs or several listed couples. party committee members include the O Connors Long McCarthy Ristanee McConnell Abell Barrett O Connor Dillon Imfeld and Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
St. Patrick
William Sennet
David Davidson
Tom Haney
Elktones
Order of the Hibernians
Charles Fuller
Elman Drive
Ralph Horne
Thomas Mulligan
Erie Ave
Sennets
Richard O'Connor
Lawrence Long
Betty McCarthy
Carl Ristanee
Robert McConnell
Louis Abell
Joseph Barrett
Pete O'Connor
Mary Dillon
Frances Dillon
Dan Imfeld
Lois Lafayette
Dress Baby In Sour Milk Shade
Satirical guide mocks infant care tips with exaggerated mishaps. It lampoons tight undershirts causing head troubles, diaper fit issues, and misplaced booties, ending by praising a sour milk colored terry cloth jumpsuit as a practical outfit.
Grass talk at Neighborhood Garden Club meeting letters
Robert Bowman of Bowman's Garden Store spoke on grass care at the Neighborhood Garden Club meeting held at the Apple home. Mark Kerschbaum chaired, with Neil Richmond and Esther Bowman among those presenting on lawn timing, watering, fertilizing, and March April lawn prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowman
Bowman's, Garden Store
Maren
Harvey Apple
Flemming Road
Mark Kerschbaum
Neil Richmond
Ohio Lawns and Flowers
Association of Garden Clubs, Roses
Middletown Safety Director to Speak at St John’s PTO Meeting
James Schaffner Middletown safety director will be guest speaker at St John’s Elementary School PTO meeting tonight at 8 o’clock. The event takes place in the basement of St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schaffner
Middletown
St. John's Elementary School
PTO
St. John’s Church
Man’s Temper Improves As It Goes Unused
A man learns to regulate emotion as he refrains from temper or outbursts. The practice leads to calmer reactions and better interactions over time.
Foot growth crowds toes and harms young shoes
As a child’s foot grows the bail moves into a narrower shoe, crowding the toes and risking ingrown nails hammer toes and coins. Growth shifts the ball forward causing bunions fallen metatarsal arches and callouses. monthly checks ensure adequate toe room and prevent outgrown shoes, especially in summer.
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