Middletown AAUW Elects Miss Powell as President
Miss Florence Powell was chosen as president of the Middletown Branch of the American Association of University Women. Also elected were C. A. Stettler as recording secretary, Allen Kulick as corresponding secretary, and Mildred Winkelman as assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Powell
Middletown Branch
American Association of University Women
Womens Center
Ceeds
Nancy Slattery
C. A. Stettler
Allen Kulick
Mildred Winkelman
Miss Slattery
AAUW
Cincinnati
Middletown
Bruce Baker
Clement Burton
Jack Thornton
William DuBois
Trial By Jury
Nevin Smucker
Mabel Eldridge
Eldridge
John Raiche
George Schuler
Slattery
James Wilson
Betty Fay
Roger Sumner
Homer Weikel
Veda McCray
Miss Powell
Spring Splash entertains Middletown Campus wives group
The Newcomers' Club held a Spring Splash at the YMCA pool with games and a keg party at the Fening home. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Borland, and many other faculty and staff couples. March 21 the club will present the playlet Two in a Tres on affluence and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
YMCA
Raymond Fening
Marymont Court
Eugene Bennett
David Borland
Louis Brown
William DuBois
David Easton
Don Faris
Harlan Fiehler
Catherine Herr
Larry Mulligan
Elizabeth Krukowski
Krystyna Pasierbska
Charlotte Lee
Dan Niswonger
Johann Printz
Paul Smith
Bride-To-Be Barbara Slamka Feted At Pistol Club
Miss Barbara Slamka bride elect of Ronald Darnell was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Denny II and others at the Pistol Club on Carmody Boulevard. Guests included Mrs. Jack Wise and Mrs. Keith Wolfram. The couple, residents of Franklin, plan to marry April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Slamka
Ronald Darnell
Charles Denny II
Corbet Spencil
Rosemary Day
Irene Mullins
Pistol Club
Carmody Boulevard
Jack Wise
Keith Wolfram
Olin Flowers
Katherine Montgomery
Bruce Lickliter
Jake Lowe
Patricia Boggs
Barbara Timberman
Lloyd Carpenter
Jan Murphy
Anthony Svarda
Annette Cole
Ebb Hensley
Robin Scholl
James Dietz
Dale Lindon
Dixie Pergram
Stephanie Slamka
Steven Slamka
A. S. Susan
Wick E. Presta
Franklin
Shower Celebrates Connie Jean Rice Bride Elect
A Sunday afternoon shower at The Clock Restaurant honored Miss Connie Jean Rice, bride elect of Douglas G. Smith. Local and Cincinnati guests attended, color schemes featured pink and white, with yellow roses and wedding bells decor. The couple plans to wed April 29 at Pleasant Ridge EUB Church in West Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Jean Rice
Douglas G. Smith
Barbara Rice
the Clock Restaurant
Carmen Donisi
Fred Fetzer
Kenneth Smith
Marvin Smith
Elmer Smith
Luther Smith
Ernest May
Brenda May
Alia Rice
Middletown
Cincinnati
Charles White Sr
Frances Rape
Raymond Clark
Carl Kuwatsch
Don Biermann
Freda Biender
Wil ‘Liam Mount
Harry Oney
Carol Oney
Ronald Hendricks
Larry Brandt
Jimmy Brandt
Miss Rice
Hu‘bert J. Rice
Elk Creek Road
West Middletown
Elmer
Stephan Slamka
Baltimore Street
700 Women Expected For District Parley
The Dayton District Woman's Society of Christian Service plans its annual meeting on March 2 at First Methodist Church with about 700 women from 68 churches attending. Dr. George Lucas of Bethel Baptist will give the keynote on Our Faith in Action, with district leaders and various church representatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harry Stiles
Christ Methodist Church
Herbert Beane
Grace Methodist Church
George Lucas
Bethel Baptist Church
Dayton Urban League
Richard Coad
Coad
Everett Goodwin
Ohio Conference
Roger Wilcox
Fairborn Methodist Church
James Davies
Wesley Teen Center
Avery Eastridge
Carl Hibbetts
van Buren
van Buren Methodist Community Center; Mrs. Paul Washburn
Paul Washburn
Commission On Church Union
John Knecht
Ohio Miami
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dudley Inwood
WSCS
Lurcheon
WCTU Institute Set For Tomorrow
The Butler County WCTU will hold an institute tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the First Church of God Fellowship Hall 409 Crawford Street. Led by Mrs. C. H. Armitage the program covers citizenship social service home protection and Christian outreach with a speech contest for area youths and posters from local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Women's, Christian Temperance Union
First Church of God
Crawford Street
United Vision
C. H. Armitage
WCTU
Citizenship
Edna Schutt
Ruby Neal
Nora Trimble
Rosa Oglesby
Elwood Craig
Grace Dangherty
Christian Outreach
Armitage
S. C. Danner
Helen M. Watson
Foresta
Ethel Beard
Will
Bride-to-be Jo Lynn Curtis plans Cumberland Presbyterian ceremony
Miss Jo Lynn Curtis will marry David Pergram on April 8 at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. A miscellaneous shower honoring the bride occurred at the Johnson home on Wilbraham Road with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Lynn Curtis
David Pergram
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jack Rosenfelder
Bobby Paul Johnson
Johnson
Wilbraham Road
C. P. Morgan
Alton Ellison
James Keith
William Spencer
Finley Ward
Alfred Banks
Scottie Cox
Charles Berley
Ronald Charles
Miss Curtis
Frank Curtis
Frank Pergram
Baltimore Street
Mr. Pergram
Duplicate Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Temple Beth Sholom
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement at seven tables. North-south winners were Mrs. Kenneth Shafer and Mrs. Russell Anness, 85, Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. Herschel Greenham, 79, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams, 77. East-west winners were Dr. L B Gaker and William Kash, 79, Mr. and Mrs. C M Woodruff, 76, and Robert Nerenberg and E T Forsyth, 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Cincinnati Enquirer editor named Wilmington College festival speaker
Brady Black editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer is set as opening speaker for Wilmington College's International Festival to be held April 5 to 9. The event highlights global cultures and the college community, with Black delivering the keynote to commence the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, Ohio
Brady Black
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wilmington College
Local Families Welcome Newborns and Out of Town Notices
Vital Statistics records list several births yesterday and today including Mr. and Mrs. King at 475 Emrick Ave for a boy and Mr. and Mrs. Turner at 6091 Kalbfleisch Rd for a boy. Out of town entries include Capt. and Mrs. Finkelman in Jacksonville Ark for a girl and local youths with listed residences and employment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley King
Emrick Ave
Bernard Turner
Kalbfleisch
R. B. Simmons
Wilma St
Paul Willsey
Robinson Vail Road
Franklin
David M. Lee
Center St
Trenton
William Fields
Alyce St
Joseph W. Hoffman
Goldman Ave
John Morgan
S. First St
Little Rock Afb
Jacksonville
Ark
Hospital Dismissals List Names Several Residents
The notice lists multiple individuals connected to Camden Blair Mills Middletown Franklin and other street addresses including Oscar Wesselman Mrs. Robert Martin Nate Elam Lisa Jestice Mrs Shelby Hogan Eva J Lovely Gerald Greider Jacqueline Sheets Cynthia Gorder Loyes Spencer Mrs Floyd Spencer Mrs Wilson Williams Joe Adkins Karen Johnson along with parental attributions and street designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wesselman
Camden
Robert Martin
S. Heinkel Road
Nate Elam
Blair Mills
Lisa Jestice
Bernard Jestice
Middletown
Shelby Hogan
Lafayette Ave
Eva J. Lovely
Dayton
Gerald Greider
Robert Greider
Franklin
Jacqueline Sheets
Ronald Drive
Cynthia Gorder
Carlton Gorder
Central Ave
Loyes Spencer
Michael Road
Floyd Spencer
Vannest Ave
Wilson Williams
Woodlawn Ave
Joe Adkins
Karen Johnson
R. P. Johnson
Rosedale Road
Minister Proud Of Miniskirted Wife
London AP. The wife of Methodist minister Denis Janney, 28, defends miniskirts as a sign of freedom and religious openness. She has appeared in TV ads and film offers, while parishioners report no objections and church attendance rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
London
Denis Janney
Delta Gamma Alumnae install new Middletown officers
Mrs. Paul Brewer was elected president with Mrs. Kenneth Walker as vice president and Mrs. Jon Barsted as secretary at a Founders Day luncheon. Retiring president Mrs. Richard Dell received a silver bracelet and merit certificate for her work as the first Middletown Delta Gamma Alumnae Association leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma
Paul Brewer
Kenneth Walker
Jon Barsted
Hugh Palmer
Luther Jatt Jr
Alan Karchner
Anchora
Richard Dell
Delta Gamma Alumnae Association of
Middletown
Tom Dishun
Charles Beck Jr
Bill Martins
Cere
Mathew Arnette
Dishun
David Enochs
George Hagan
Karchner
Barsted
Beck
Gilbert Mortis
Peter Helge
Post-Nuptial Party Honors Mrs Hill in Sports Bowl
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Marlin A Hill, formerly Judi Ballard, was held Sunday in the Sports Bowl banquet room hosted by Mrs Robert E McMullen and Mrs Robert Ballard. Attendees from several towns and the Cincinnati area celebrated the couple who wed February 25 at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Marlin A. Hill
Judi Ballard
Robert E. McMullen
Robert Ballard
Bill Hill Jr
Richard Davidson Jr
William Childers
Mildred McGraw
Margaret Fitzgeralds
Landon Webb
Yvonne Webb
Detmer Thacker
Larry Withrow
Ohio teen to perform as America's Junior Miss pageant begins
Rebecca Reed from Vandalia Ohio performs in Mobile for the America's Junior Miss Pageant preliminaries as three nights of judging start. Finals are set to be televised nationally on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Rebecca Reed
Ohio
Vandalia
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Sol A. Finkelman
Milton Court
R. C. Wiggers
River Forest
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LeGrange Community Hospital
LeGrange
H . Wren
Poppy Drive
Frank L. Bryant
S. Dixie
Donna G. Richardson
Paper Mill
E. Page St
Tren
Donald E. Peck
Aeronca
Roosevelt Ave
Gayle A. van Guelpen
Armco
S. Marshall Road
Ronald E. Salyer
Tibbals Vending Co
Cranewood Drive
DuPont
Springboro
U. S
Marjorie Janney
New Alum
Miss Ohio
Carlye
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