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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1962

Page

8

District Meeting Of Church Women Planned

A West Districts Women's Federation session of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will convene Thursday at the local EUWB church with about 100 delegates from Hamilton Middletown West Middletown Peastown Heights Maple Park State Road Germantown Johnsville Otterbein Home Jacksonburg and Utica. Rev Owen Delp of St Marks Hamilton delivers morning address on Opportunities of Service for Women in the Church Today.

West Districts Hamilton Middletown West Middletown Peasttown Heights Maple Park State Road Germantown Johnsville Otterbein Home Jacksonburg Utica Howard Price Kensington Avenue Owen Delp St. Mark's Church R. A. Hill West District Camp Miami Women's Society of World Service Christianapolis Brazil Harry Sinks Kentucky Cumberland

Monroe Girl Wins Vocal Auditions for Scholarship

Miss Elaine Hausman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hausman of Monroe was named winner of the Louis John Johnen Memorial Scholarship by the Middletown Civic Chorus. A 1961 Lemon Monroe High School graduate she studies with Mrs Ramsdell and plans to enroll at Juilliard. She will perform as guest soloist at the chorus spring concert April 1 when the $100 award is presented.

Travis Elaine Hausman Charles Hausman S. Main Street Monroe Louis John Johnen Middletown Civic Chorus Lemon Monroe High School Robert B. Ramsdell Middletown Hausman Gavotte Jules Massenet MSS Civic Chorus Messiah Crawford Street First Church Ramsdell Armco Steel Corp Juilliard School of Music First Presbyterian Church Valda Wilkerson John R. Stalls John Loessi Cincinnati

ADK Chapters Hold Joint Meeting in Southwestern Ohio

Nine members of Phi chapter Alpha Delta Kappa attended a joint meeting of all chapters at Shillito's Captain Room Tri County Center. Hostesses Miss Helen Hasecoter and Miss Qleta Trusedell led a style show and luncheon speaker Mrs. Erich Zwertsheck urged America for Me.

Phi Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority Ohio Shillito Tri-County Center Helen Hasecoter Qleta Trusedell Alpha Chapter Erich Zwertsheck America Zwertsheck Ruth Slade Pi Chapter Columbus Frisch Sidney Slye

Family Dinner Honors Mrs. Deaton and Son Gary

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Lester hosted a family dinner at their Oneka Street home to honor Mrs. John E. Deaton and her son Gary Douglas who just returned from a year and a half in Germany. Deaton’s husband, a specialist 4th class, serves with the U S Army in Munich and will return to the United States in May. They will reside temporarily with Mrs. Deaton’s parents, Rollie Van Cleve and family, on Pershing Avenue.

Billy Ray Lester Oneka Street John E. Deaton Rollie van Cleve Pershing Avenue

Forest Hills Opens Season With Open House and Social Events

Forest Hills Country Club launched its 1962 season with an Open House at the Manchester Road lodge. New members met staff and members, led by Leighton and Lawson as activities chairs, with Nicols as president. Planned events include a March 17 dinner and square dance, March 31 casino party, and the April 14 spring formal, with music by Harry Jack Walton’s orchestra.

Forest Hills ‘Country Club Manchester Road Les Leighton Paul Lawson Russ Nicols Leightons Nicols Charles Boyle Ed Cockman Glenn Selby Willard Wiight Howard Ward Mr. Lawson Bonnie Trent Forest Hills Roy Stutz Centerville Mittee William ‘Kash Tony Elieff Kash Elieff Manchester Motor Inn Harry Jack Walton Forest Hills Lodge Oliver Seitter Leighton Seitter

Cotillion Plans May 26 Dance at Manchester Motor Inn

The Cotillion committee led by Mr and Mrs Richard Nein gathered at the Nein home on Gladys Drive to outline a May 26 dance from 9 p m to 1 a m at the Manchester Motor Inn titled Was Ist Das Music will be Earl Holderman s Orchestra Decoration and reservations chairs are Mr and Mrs Robert White and Mr and Mrs Robert Weatherby Invitations and publicity by Mr and Mrs Robert Moore Planning session set for March 25 at the White residence on Gladys Drive.

Cotillion Richard Nein Gladys Drive Manchester Motor Inn Earl Holderman Robert White Robert Weatherby Robert Ritter Robert Moore White Home

Author Next Speaker In Lecture Series At Dayton

Cleveland Amory, noted author and social historian, will open the Town Hall lecture series at Cam iat Loew's Theater in Dayton on Thursday and Friday. The Junior League of Dayton sponsors the series with Mrs. Ross Compion as Town Hall chairman and committees including Mrs. G. Carlton Hill and Mrs. William Long. Amory will discuss Who Killed Society, reflecting on his best selling books The Proper Bostonians The Last Resorts and Who Killed Society. He writes for the Saturday Evening Post Life Holiday and Readers Digest and has appeared on TV shows Today Home and Omnibus.

Cleveland Amory Camiat Loew's Dayton Junior League of Dayton Ross Compion Middletown Town Hall G. Carlton Hill William Long Amory Saturday Evening Post Life Holiday Readers’ Digest Home Onnibus

April Dance Planned By Coterie At Legion Hall

Mr and Mrs John Ridgway hosted a Cotterie Dance Club meeting at Bellemome Street. They planned an April 28 event titled April in Paris to be held at the American Legion with Barney Uhi orchestra. Reservations due by April 23 through co treasurers Mr and Mrs James Murphy.

John Ridgway Bellemome Street Coterie Paris The American Legion Barney Uhi James T. Murphy Marshall Road Ridgway Gene Fisher I Vitations Elmer Scherrer Murphy Fisher Bas. Brandenburg

Miss Marilyn Bell Returns From Mardi Gras Vacation

Miss Marilyn Bell of Oxford Avenue spent six days in New Orleans as houseguest of Miss Joyce Perkins. She attended the Mardi Gras while in the city.

Marilyn Bell Oxford Avenue New Orleans Joyce Perkins Bell

Daughters of America to Initiate New Members Tomorrow

Comino Events Daughters of America will hold initiation ceremonies during a business session at the D of A Hall tomorrow in the afternoon. The event marks new member inductions as part of the group’s activities.

Daughters of America

Community Meeting Schedule and Club Gatherings

A dense list of meetings and gatherings across Manchester and surrounding areas. Events include VFW Post meetings, Armory Board of Education sessions, Lily of the Valley Chapter CES, Trades and Labor Hall activities, Amanda Athletic Club, Civitan Rotary and Lemon Monroe groups, YMCA Sertoma, Knights of St John, Alcoholics Anonymous at the Armory, Mayfield Fire Department, VEW Miami Valley Post, Trenton PTA, St Johns PTO, Butler County Medical Assistants, Sportsmen's Club, Miami Lodge, FOE Lodge, Eagles SPEBSQSA, and Al Anon Family Group schedules with various times and venues.

VFW Lee Garfield Armory Board of Education Lily of the Valley CES Trades and Labor Hall Ter Lemon - Monroe End Lemon-Monroe High School Safety Council Board Ymca Sertoma Club Manchester Knights of St. John Arm Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Miami Valley Post Ers Trenton Bloomfield St. John’s Butler County Medical Assistants Erity Hall Miami Lodge Monroe Oof FOE Eagles Hall

Scotts Head CBS Chapter In Arizona Installation

Former Middletonian Mrs. Marion H. Scott and Mr. Scott installed as worthy matron and worthy patron of Venus Chapter 12, Order of the Eastern Star, Tombstone, Arizona. Their nine year old son Dan played piano at the ceremony. The Scotts, residents of Fort Huachuca since July 1959, previously served as matron and patron of Star of Germany Chapter in Wiesbaden. They plan to remain at Fort Huachuca until June 1953 for Colonel Scott to retire from the Army.

Ariz Sinc United States Germany Star of Germany Wiesbaden Scotts Fort Huachuca Scott

Miami Extends Application Date for Obie Women

Miami University will continue accepting applications from Obie women through at least March as space opens with Dorsey Hall completion. Director Harry M. Gerlach said admissions for women had previously ended by January, while men’s admissions likely stay open into the summer.

Oxford Dorsey Hall Miami University Harry M. Gerlach Gerlach

Birth announcements flood Dayton area with names and towns

A long list of birth notices from Dayton and outlying towns: Mayburn Hatton, Bar ton, Land, Cope, Wheeler, Spicer, Campbell, Barker, Dewey, Whitaker, MacDonald, and others report newborn girls and boys. Out of town entries note March and Sunday births at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton and multiple Franklin and Dayton area addresses. Dismissed and various relatives named.

Thomas J. Cope Carolina St Guthrie Wheeler New Carlisle Gene Spicer Manchester Ave Arze Campbell Yankee Road Charles Barker Miamisburg James A. Dewey Springboro Claude B. Whitaker

Hospital Notices Paragraph Listing Residents and Families

In The Hospital Mrs. Joseph N Rush of Highland Street Miles Ringer of Yoursg Street Mrs Rosa Berger of Fairmount Mrs Newton Kelhoijer of Trenton William Blust of General Avenue Elisha Collins of Vermont Avenue Miss Judy Mallory of Todhunter Road Mrs Margaret Fallert of St Main Mrs Earl Williams of West Middletown Rt 2 Mrs Henry Warmoth of Pearl Mrs Dorothy Murray Main Jackie James son of Mr and Mrs John James Monroe Street Mrs George Hasselbach of Trenton Mrs Halstad Murat of Euclid Ronmie Spurlock son of Mr and

Stephen Barton Tom Barton Manchester Road William Coffey Trenton William Conrad Judy Drive Jacqueline Cox Lafayette Ave John Dumphy Ross St Kenneth Hail Winona Drive Brosee Jones Watella St Horrad Kerstelter Miamisburg John Martin Bill A. Neal Keays Ave William Roell South Ave Janice Shepard Kenneth Shepard Hamilton James Stump Brell Boulevard Theodore White Germantown Marion Wilson Frank Joseph N. Rush Highland St Miles Ringer Yoursg St Rosa Berger O Fairmout Ave William Blust Ceneral Elisha Collins Vermount Judy Mallory Todhunter Road Margaret Fallert St Main Earl Williams West Middletown Henry Warmoth Pear Jackie James John James Monroe St George Hasselbach Halstad Murat Euclid

Toastmaster Takes Third In Area Speech Contest

Donald Rich of Middletown's Toastmasters Club placed third in Area 11. The event at Dayton Air Force Depot featured eight clubs with six entrants. Richard Stuer won, Elmer Gaffney was second. Judges included George Glass and Robert Morehead from Middletown.

Donald Rich Euclid St Middletown Toastmasters Club Toastmasters Area 11 Dayton Air Force Depot Wilmington Pike Area 11 Richard Stuer Kettering Club Elmer Gaffney Gentile Rolie Dawson George Glass Robert Morehead

Mystery Monster Found on Tasmania’s West Coast

Pieces of a large marine carcass lie buried in Tasmanian sand. At about 2 feet long and 4 feet thick, it weighs 5 to 10 tons. Bruce Mollison of CSIRO says it is undecomposed after 20 months exposure and may be something never seen before. Foreign scientists may study samples with results sent to the Tasmanian Museum. Local experts doubt it is a whale.

Hobart Tasmania Bruce Mollison Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization Tasmanian

T Birds Triumph at Kettering Baton-Twirling Meet

Shirley's T Birds of Middletown captured first place at a national open baton twirling event held Saturday at Van Buren Junior High School in Kettering. Individual winners included Debbie Frieze and Rian da Mays in Beginners, Debbie Hatton and Debbie Smith in Intermediates, and Deb bie Mathis, Vickie Surgenor, Patty Montgomery, and Susan Goeke among Advanced performers with top placements across several ranks.

Shirley's T-Birds of Middletown Saurday van Buren Junior Kettering Debbie Frieze Rianda Mays Paula Marcum Kathy Kieswetter Kathy Bors Jane Gray Sharon Nickles Leanne Faris Debbie Hatton Debbie Smith Cheryl Mathis

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of Church Women Kenneth Dover Howard Haskins Corbin Bertram Murray Jacobs Miss Hausman Travis Hausman Joffe Central Ave ADK Baker Funeral Service Jos.r.baker & Sons, Inc Cit Middletown, Ohio Comino Amanda Athletic Club Amanda Club Civitan Club Manches Ter Rotary Club Ory Alcoholics Anonymous P.m Al-Anon Family Group CBS Arizona Mrs. Mayburn Hatton Crescent Boulevard Charles W. Barton Sherman Ave Freddie Land Wilbraham Road Eugene Leonard Shaker Road Franklin Girl Miami Valley Hospital Virgil Spurlock Robert Wenzel Baltimore St. Louis William Taylor Seventh Ave John McNabb Hood Ave Courtney Robinson Wibraham Road Paul Lawwill Princeton Ave Halbert Lathey E. H. Bailey Corrine Barnes Park St Reuben McClain James L. Hall Andrew David Scott Earl F. Cox Park Drive Mrs Richard Arbaugh O Frank Rollie Griffith Ronald Drive Paul Hoover Germantown Road William M. Johnson Crawford St Robert Kilburn Lida Kilburnn 15Th Ave Donald Lawrence Raymond Drive Henry M. Lechrone Ellery Malott Minnesotta St Eugene Mosley Jr 19Th Ave Walter Pettigrew Zim Reynolds Morgan St Charles Rice Yarkee Road Austin Risner Beasley Inri Donald Runnels Mth Ave Paul C. Ruth Alameda John Seaton Breid Goule Ward George Shatter S. Marshalls Road James Shafer Valmest Ave William Siler Irene J. Smith Grand Eugene Taylor Clyde Aldridge Grove Lin Charles Weidle S. Main Gabel Williams Nathaniel Williams Sycamore Donald Wrigh's Wilson St Newton Kelhoijer Tren Dorothy Murray Ronmie Spurlock Mr. and National Fed Huron Medina Wayne Counties His Fayette Highland Tie Iso Sandusky Way OODAY Msease Toastmaster T-Birds Commonwealth Tytus Frank Stitt Baldwin Piano Company Tytus Avenue Mr. Stitt Baldwin Stott Baldwin Wales Main Friendly Store Eddie Stigler
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