OSPE Parley Includes Program For Wives
Wives of local Ohio Society of Professional Engineers members will attend a luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon as part of the 83rd annual convention activities March 16 18 at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton. Women coordinate meals tours and social events with Dayton and Middletown hostesses and officers guiding a program including a heritage inn tour Glendower Museum and a Women’s Club dinner and island magic night followed by a Saturday brunch style show and a grand banquet ball
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Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
The
Ohio Society
Biltmore Hotel
Dayton
Miami
Stanley Markey
H. Bruce Baty
Earnest Bowen
Middletown
Allen Thompson
Paul Hasselbring
W. T. Adams
Elmore Martin
David Selvar
Edward L. Brown
Peter Kalmus
James Layer
E. J. Buckles
B Trueblood
James Kunkler
Robert Moschell
Alex Morris
Jack Decker
Howard Margarth
Ronald B. Martz
Glendower Museum
Ohio Historical Society
Lawrence Gray
South Sea Island
van Cleve Hotel
Cotillion Spring Dance Plans Announced
Plans for the Cotillion spring dinner dance were formed after a meeting of the organizing committee led by Mr. and Mrs. John Timmers at their Jackson Lane home. Cliff Lash's Cincinnati orchestra will play at the Manchester Hotel on May 6 from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The decorating and invitation tasks are handled by Mr. and Mrs. John Dupps and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anglesby and Mr. and Mrs. William Bergmann, with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Erlandson directing publicity and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion
John Timmers
Jackson Lane
Cliff Lash
Cincinnati
Manchester
Timmers
John Dupps
Charles Anglesby
William Bergmann
Edward Erlandson
League Plans March Unit Meetings
The March unit meetings of the League of Women Voters will be held Wednesday at three members homes. Our County Government will be the study topic focusing on Butler County government structure services and finances including township districts libraries parks education welfare agriculture and population growth challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Butler County
W. W. Ford
Milton Rd
R. C. Bogan
Sheldon Rd
R. A. Hill
Ardmore
Cranbrook and Kingswood Reps Visit Middletown March 29
Cranbrook School for Boys and Kingswood School Cranbrook for Girls from Bloomfield Hills Michigan will interview candidates for admission in Middletown March 29. Contact Carleton McLain Jr and Mrs Dorothy Campbell at Dr and Mrs Cal Skinner 3314 Central Ave. Color slide films of both schools will be shown. Cranbrook enrolls 370 students from across the United States and several foreign countries. Kingswood is a boarding day school for girls grades seven through twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook School
Kingswood School
Cranbrook
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Middletown
Carleton McLain Jr
Dorothy Campbell
Calvin Skinner
Central Ave
Skinner
Sarah
Kingswood
Campbell
McLain
Detroit
United States
Bride-Elect Linda Russell Honored With Kitchen Shower
Miss Linda Russell bride-elect of James Lehmkuhl was surprised with a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs M L Norton Mrs Arthur Romans and Mrs Rodney Barker at the Lehmkuhl home on Red Bud Drive. Guests included many relatives and friends. The couple plans to wed April 8 at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Russell
James Lehmkuhl
M. L. “Orton
Arthur Romans
Rodney Barker
Robert Lehmkuhl
Red Bud Drive
Russell Stamper
Robert Womack
John Davis
Charles Pierce
Morgan Finney
Eugene Lewis
Howard McNabb
John Robinson
Kenneth Steele
Richard Clark
John Bors
Nina Lynn Romans
Vance Russelo
Robert Lehmkuh
Robert Davis
Walter Chilton
Charles Phillips
West Middletown
First Baptist Church
Vincent Price Lectures In Dayton Series Final Town Hall Event
Vincent Price presents Three American Voices March 23 and 24 at Victory Theater Dayton concluding the Town Hall Lecture Series. A noted actor and art connoisseur Price explores Walt Whitman James Whistler and Tennessee Williams. Tickets are on sale via Mrs David B R Wller 213 Monteway Ave Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Price
Victory Theater
Dayton
Town Hall
Walt Whitman
James Whistler
Tennessee Williams
Price
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
Dayton Museum of Natural History
David BR. Wller
Monteway Ave
Horoscopes point to strong growth and romance ahead
Estrellita notes a favorable period to pursue unique ideas and new ventures, with a six month cycle bringing benefits across life areas. For birthdays, a promising year with good job, finances, and romance through May, June, and November, plus a notable six month window starting now. A child born today hailed as humanitarian but unconventional.
Vital Statistics Hospital Births and Dismissals
A hospital notes page lists numerous births with the names and addresses of parents and babies born on a Saturday and Sunday, followed by a long roll of discharged patients and relatives. The entries mention multiple families from Franklin and surrounding areas, with several twins noted.
Roosevelt Pupil Named Church Award Winner
Roosevelt Junior High student Steve Cross was named Junior BYF er of the Month at First Baptist Church. The ninth grader, son of Don and Mrs. Cross, excels in chorus and school plays, leads a musical, and serves as president of the church youth group. He also attended YMCA training camp and helped as assistant pastor during youth week.
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Roosevelt Junor
First Baptist Church
Steve Cross
Don Cross
Tytus Ave
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
YMCA
Mansfield
Steve
Hospital Report Names Many Births and Relatives
In The Hospital Michael Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Marshall, Trenton, Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Manchester Ave. extends greetings to newborns and families. Several other listed names accompany addresses across Trenton Middletown Franklin Aberdeen and Brentwood Drive with multiple families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Quillen
Germantown
Ralph Mattingly
Manchester Road
Nora Gray
Young St
Robert Henry
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benton Harper Hospital
Edna Younger
North Ave
William G. Poitier
Detroit
Women's Hospital
James W. Potter
Middletown
Rt. 3
Everett Bush
Kenee Drive
Richard Caudill
Paul J. Caudill
Maud- Hughes Road
James W. Crouch
Navaho
Charles W. Daniel
Hill Ave
Edward M. Donnelly
Maud
Marion Elliott
Mohawk
Michael Marshall
Richard E. Marshall
Trenton
Thomas Jackson
Manchester Ave
Floyd E. Ruble
Hamilton Pike
James Pigg
N. Main St
Mary Johns
Charles D. Hatton
Middletown Trailer Park
Fred Hunt
Ellen Drive
Ralph Adams
Monroe
John Fuller
Inez Fuller
Michigan Ave
Charles Salley
Franklin
Arkillus Frazier
Thomas Elzor
Robert Elzor
Effie Thorpe
Woodlawn Ave
Rader Gross
Park Drive
Irs
Morris Hall
John E. Colwell
Carlisle
Robert Bottles
George Hasselbach
Russell M. Nein
Aberdeen Drive
Arnold Montgomery
Manitee St
Vickie Grubbs
George Grubbs
Brentwood Drive
Jane Wyman Weds Bandleader Again
Actress Jane Wyman becomes Mrs. Fred Karger again after a remarriage at Newport Beach. Wyman, 44, and bandleader Fred Karger, 45, were first wed in 192 and divorced in 1954 after prior marriages to Myron Futterman and Ronald Reagan.
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Hollywood
Jane Wyman
Fred Karger
Newport Beach
Miss Wyman
Karger
New Orleans
Myron Futterman
Ronald Reagan
How Ohio Solons Cast Votes on Recent Roll Calls
Ohio members of Congress were recorded on roll calls in Washington. The House passed a Fogarty amendment adding 29.99 million dollars for schools affected by federal activities. votes included Ashbrook, Ayres, Betts, Brown, Cook, Devine, Feighan, Harsha, Kirwan, Latta, Moeller, Moorehead, Mosher, Schenck, Vanik for and Bolton, Bow, Clancy, Hays, McCulloch, Minshall, Scherer against. Not voting was Ashley. The chamber also approved a bill to provide a special feed grains program for 1961 by a 209-202 vote with members including Cook, Feighan, Moeller, Ashley, Hays for and Ayres, Ashbrook, Betts, Bolton, Bow, Brown, Devine, Harsha, Latta, Moorehead, Mosher, Schenck, Vanik, Clancy, McCulloch, Minshall, Scherer against. The Senate vote details include on Javits nomination and Export-Import Bank director, with 67-18 confirmation.
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Javits
R-Ny
Charles M Meriwether
Alabama
Export-Import Bank
Lausche
Young
Fogarty
Moorehead
Mosher
Schenck
Vanik
Bolton
Bow
Clancy
Hays
McCulloch
Minshall
Scherer
Ashley
Cook
Feighan
Moeller
Ayres
Ashbrook
Betts
Brown
Devine
Harsha
Latta
Schenck Vanik
Sohio Readies First Tanker For Shipping Field Entry
Standard Oil of Ohio plans to christen its first tanker the Charles E F Spahr in Tokyo on March 18. The 46,000 dead weight ton vessel will fly the Liberian flag and operate under long term charter to help Sohio manage foreign crude oil shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Tokyo
Charles EF. Spahr
Sohio
Out Of Staters Win MUS Debates At Oxford
Ohio based Miami University hosted its third annual forensic tournament with out of staters sweeping all divisions. Ball State Teachers College beat the University of Kentucky in the debating final. Fred Bess of Carthage College won original oratory, defeating Norman Mitchell of Dayton and James Meny of St. Vincent Latrobe. William Duffy of St. Vincent defeated Kathleen Deger of Dayton and Virginia Boehm of Hanover in extemporaneous finals. The meet drew 18 colleges from six states and about 99 competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Ball State Teachers College
University of Kentucky
Fred Bess
Carthage
Norman Mitchell
University of Dayton
James Meny
St. Vincent College
Latrobe
William Duffy
Kathleen Deger
Virginia Boehm
Hanover College
Statue of Liberty height from base to torch
The height from the statue base to the torch is 151 feet 1 inch. This measurement notes the monumental height as reported in historical records.
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Ospe Parley
Ls Viselinw
Gough-Lamb
Sanitone
Charles
Howard Stalker
Fred Gerber
G. W. Breiel
Cal Grier
H. H. Hoffman
Fred Winslow
Larry Schnecker
Gordon Pfianner
Estrellita
Eddie Stigler
Pierre Balmain
Haute Couture
Vital Statistics. Hospital Notes
William Soule
Beech St
Dale E. Barnhart
Wilmore Drive
Roy K. Parrish
David Vinson
Yankee Road
George R. Hollon
Shaker Road
Roger Pergram
Will Aoye
Louis Franklin
Hudson St
Yancey Green
Germantown Road
Tony
Jake Lawson
Germantown Rt. 2
Ronald Lawson
K. Fourth St
Ray Wallace
Grand Ave
Mark Campbell
Seneca St
Grace Dornberger
Hamilton
Joyce Herndon
Sycamore St
Leonard J. Adams
Jacoby Ave
Allen Anders
Granada Ave
William Armstrong
Auburn St
Howard Baker
George Banks
Thomas F. Barker
Men
Glenn C. Bewley
146Th Ave
C. Hunt
Philadelphia
William Kramer
Jewell
Harold G. Koerber
Monty Malott
Locust St
Betty Leasure
Kensington St
Galvester Lattimore
Sixth Ave
Charles W. McLinch
Charles McLinch
Keenneth O'Neill
Fairmount Ave
Esther Price
Claude Riley
James R. Scott
Charles St
Homer A. Shepard
Howard St
Margaret Williams
Woodlawn
June Workman
Sheilia Abney
Laurel Abney
Toots Bailey
Harrison St
Edward J, Bane
Crawford
Shirley Banks
Sheffield St
Bertha Bell
James Crouch
Navaho St
Robert Dell
Orchard St
Pauline Drayer
Vanderveer St
Frederick Huffman
Arlington Ave
Janice Jones
Johnnie Jones
James Jordan
Ninth Ave
Joseph Juhasz
Sam Phipps
Yankee
Donald Llewellyn
James Ratliff
William Roell
South Ave
William F. Smith
Leonard
Waneta
Roosevelt
Hobart C. Gaines
Henry English
Maud-Hughes Road
Bud Gephart
Harry E. Armitage
Erie Ave
William G. Deck
Frank
Lin
Jany
Washington
Congress
Senate
Osborne
N. Verity
John
Ruth Staard
Pine St
Ross
Vere
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