Middletown Civic Chorus to Establish Louis Johnen Scholarship
The Middletown Civic Chorus plans a memorial fund in honor of late director Louis Johnen. Marian Spelman will be honorary chair as the fund seeks 2500 dollars to endow a 100 dollar annual scholarship for vocal students in the Middletown area.
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Civic Chorus
Louis J. Johnen
Middletown Civic Chorus
Louis John. Johnen
Louis John Johnen
The
Johnen
Ohio Valley
Middletown
Civic Chor
Norman Harsh
Middeltown Civic Chorus
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Timeg Star
University of Cincinnati Evening College
WLW
WKRC
Zoo Opera Co
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Triangle
Central Parkway Ymca
University of Cincinnati Glee Club
Middle‘town Civic Chorus
LMT
the Brahm
Style Show Highlights Meeting Style Show Highlights Meeting
A spring style show highlighted the annual guest day meeting of Sorosis Club yesterday at the Girls' Club. Fashions were modeled by nine members, with Mrs. J. D. Sawyer narrating the review and Mrs. Robert Sutton providing background music. Hostesses during the social hour included several club members and Mrs. Harry Warg welcomed the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Girls’ Club
Edward Barker
Carl Bogan
Tom Cross
Glenn Miller
Clester Pieratt
J Im Purvis
J. L. Sawyer
Walter Sheffer
W. H. Spindler
J. D. Sawyer
Fashion Review
Robert Sutton
Edith Brawley
W. C. Luscombe
H. S. Murat
Elton Marine
George E. Shafer
Harry Warg
Pythian Sisters Meet at The Lodges Castle Hall
The Pythian Sisters gathered at The Lodges Castle Hall with Mrs. Ray Mehl presiding. A degree staff practice was announced for next Thursday and inspection set for March 28. Invitations were issued for inspection ceremonies at Glenna Temple on March 27 and Normont Thistle on May 2. The annual anniversary dinner is planned for April 25. A note on serving spinach with leftovers suggests even picky eaters may enjoy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Ray Mehl
Glenna Temple
Seven Mile
Normont Thistle
Norwood
Women’s Fellowship Elects Leaders at First Christian Church
Mrs. Chester Tomilson was elected president of the Christian Women’s Fellowship at First Christian Church. New officers include Mrs. Chester Cottongim first vice president, Miss Mary Ramey second vice president, Mrs. Edwin Bobbitt third vice president, recording secretary Mrs. Oliver Morton, corresponding secretary Mrs. Ruth Tedrow, and treasurer Mrs. Floyd Turner. Committees named and circle leaders announced. Service project for April and May to collect remnants for overseas relief. Spring retreat set June 17-18 at Denison University. International Fellowship assembly July 19-23 at Purdue University. Refreshments by Brooks Circle. Eighteen members of the SSW Class met at Mrs. Gentry Mitchell’s home. prizes awarded. Program by Mrs. Grant Back. other attendees listed. Christian Service Society program on “The Sins of Busy People” at Mayfield Church. Next session April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Tomilson
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Chester Cottongim
Mary Ramey
Edwin Bobbitt
Oliver Morton
Ruth Tedrow
Floyd Turner
Bobbitt
James Lyons
Russell Esker
Henry Yount
Lewis Hamilton
Harold Brooks
James Crowe
Harry Graham
Don McCrea
Denison University
International Christian Women's Fellowship
Purdue University
Brooks Circle
Middletonians Form Scholarship Committee Comprising Civic Chorus Members
Middletonians serving on the scholarship committee with Miss Spelman are Mrs. E. V. Gustavson, Mrs. Wylie Senften, Miss Janice Schulz and John Adrian. Patron committees include co chairmen Mrs. Charles Winkelman and Mrs. Onda Huff, with members Mrs. Homer Wekel, Miss Alfreda Klingensmith, Mrs M. G. McCall, David Smith, Mrs. James F. Kern, Mrs. Lin Mendenhall and Mrs. Harvey White. Checks to the scholarship fund should be made out to the Michaeltown Civic Chorus and mailed by Miss Luwana Cobb, treasurer, 008 Auburn St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonians
Spelman
E. V. Gustavson
Wylie Senften
Janice Schulz
John Adrian
Charles Winkelman
Onda Huff
Cochairmen
Homer Wekel
Alfreda Klingensmith
M. G. McCall
David Smith
James F. Kern
Lin Merdenhall
Harvey White
Michaeltown
Luwana Cobb
Auburn St
BSP Chapter Meets At Holiday Center
Xi Ep silon Kappa and Delta Sigma members met at the CG&E Holiday Center to plan a May 6 square dance at the Aviation Club and a March 28 spaghetti dinner at Mrs Engle’s Dayton home. A cooking demonstration followed. Next meeting is April 11 at the YMCA. A donated golf book honors Oral Saljie at Middletown Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Cg&e
Aviation Club
Mike Engle
Dayton
Delta Sigma Chapter
Raymond Woodell
Amanda Grant
YMCA
Cary Middlecoff
Middletown Public Library
Oral Saljie
ABWA Session Appoints Committees and Boss Night Plans
American Business Women's Association members met at Calvary Methodist Church with 47 members and five guests from the Dayton chapter. President Mrs. William Schaefer announced committees including employment housing and transportation, banquet, social, contact, ways and means, educational, membership, music, program, publicity, scrapbook, bulletins, attendance and name tag. a hat auction by the education committee raised funds for the treasury. Tentative plans were made for a joint Dayton Middletown meeting in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Women's Association
Calvary Methodist Church
Dayton
ABWA
Pha
William Schaefer
Kenneth Monroe
Jimer Weikel
Larry Beckwith
Jeanette Bell
Ellsworth LaPole
A.W. Kol
Olive Wiliams
Robert Sutton
Arthur Richardson
J.B. Thomas
Beily
Marguerite Carpenter
Ernest Judd
Phyllis Earnhart
Middletown
Organi Gation
Gift for a Gal Club Honors Mrs Chamberlain at Meeting
Mrs Harry Chamberlain won a special prize at the Gift for a Gal Birthday Club gathering Monday night at Mrs Robert RK Waltons home on Barbara Drive. Charley Lickliter and Robert Brown visited Butler County Home delivering birthday cakes for residents with January and February birthdays. Hostesses included Mrs Ron Diver, Mrs Kenneth Walton and Mrs Thomas Hatton. Next meeting set for April 3 at Mrs Earl Adkins home on Tytus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chamberlain
Robert RK
Walton
Barbara Drive
Charley Lickliter
Robert Brown
Butler County
Ron Diver
Kenneth Walton
Thomas Hatton
Earl Adkins
Tytus Avenue
Monroe Choir Sings for Sertoma Club at Manchester Hotel
The Lemon Monroe High School choir directed by Paul Bell entertained Sertoma Club members at a Manchester Hotel meeting. Mapie Park and Monroe school patrols attended with their parents as guests.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Sertoma Club
Manchester Hotel
Mapie Park
Monroe
Donham Recalls Holy Land Trip At St John’s PTO
City Commissioner William Donham spoke with illustrated slides about his Holy Land trip at the St. Johns PTO meeting last night. Co chairmen named for a law event. May 23 noted. Attendance prize awarded to the first grade class.
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William Donham
Holy Land
St. John’s
PTO
Robert Brehin
Maurice Andre
Cochairmen
Law
Wfete
Homemakers Plan Inter Circle Party at YWCA
Mrs. C. A. Ashcraft announced plans for the Homemakers annual inter circle party to be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA. Square dancing will be the highlight with Jerry Heit as caller.
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C. A. Ashcraft
YWCA
Jerry Heit
Speaker Set for Jefferson School PTA Meeting
Mrs. Stan Lewis, coordinator of primary instruction in Middletown schools, will speak at the Jefferson School PTA on Understanding Your Child's School. Preceding the meeting, exhibits from the science fair will be displayed at 6 30 p.m.
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Stan Lewis
Middletown
Jefferson School
PTA
League Sponsors Annual Tour of the Ohio State House
Mrs. W.R. Steele invites local league members and others to join an Ohio LWV sponsored tour of the State House in Columbus on Wednesday March 22. The day includes a 9:30 coffee hour, morning social, 1:00 tour and committee hearings, 11:30 luncheon, 1:30 to 3:00 legislative sessions, and a return trip to Middletown. Reservations close Friday.
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W.R. Steele
S. Main St
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio League of Women Voters
League
Thomas Ludhim
Ohio Lwv
State House
Middletown
Vital statistics births and dismissals reach Middletown area
A list of births and dismissals across Franklin Middletown and out of town areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ballard, Brittain, Fuller, Alder with Tuesday births. out of town Gaunt with Albany Calif birth. grandparents noted for several families. Additional newborns and dismissals listed with multiple local residents across Franklin Middletown and Dayton region.
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David Ballard
Wilson Drive
Franklin
Alex Brittain
Franklin Rt. 1
Clifford Fuller
18Th Ave
William Alder
Midway St
Phillip Gaunt
Nielson St
Albany
Calif
Julius Tewell
Oberon Drive
Ulrick Gant
Jacksonburg
Thomas Allen
Rocky River
Ohio
Myron Newton
Brieve
Hospital Notices Mention Local Residents Incomplete List
In The Hospital Mrs. Clara Radabaugh of Stratford Drive, David Weber of Lebanon. John H. Bohne of Grand Ave, Mrs. Linville McFarland of Franklin. Claude Lee of Second Ave, Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Andrew Rosabette Smith, Grove St. Jeffrey Tincher, son of Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Blevins
Andrew Blevins
Gideon Road
Claude Lee
Second Ave
Roy Banks
Franklin
Charles Perkins
Parkview Ave
Elizabeth Day
Wilbraham Road
Berry Barrett
South Ave
Barry Laubaugh
Robert Laubaugh
West Middletown
Raymond Price
Hamilton
Arthur Myers
William Reed
John Reed
Reynolds Ave
Ted Robinson
Edward Schulze
Monroe
Libby Singhoffer
Joseph Singhoffer
Oberon Drive
Robert Steele
Mola Thoms
Ray Wallace
Grand Ave
Ewell Young
17Th Ave
Clara Radabaugh
Stratford Drive
David Weber
Lebanon
John H. Bohne
Linville McFarland
Arthur Johnson
Andrew
Rosabette Smith
Robert Smith
Grove St
Jeffrey Tincher
Sorority Members Enjoy Cooking Demonstration
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a cooking demonstration titled Cookerama at CG&E Holiday Center last night followed by a brief business meeting. Officers for the sorority were discussed, with plans for the state convention in May and an upcoming March 28 meeting featuring a progressive dinner and officer elections at Mrs. Robert Singleton's Goldman Avenue home.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Cg&e Holiday Center
Jerry Patterson
Terrence Bishop
Winford Lawson
Douglas Giltrow
Glenn Hall
Ralph Bays
Barbara Banzhaf
Paul Scotti
John Gross
J. B. Giiden
Robert Singleton
Sally Kemp
Joanne Kindred
Amanda Grant
Leslie Mills
Walling Gray
Perry Thatcher
Charles Williams
Don Huskins
Gloria Nel
Goldman Avenue
Fiorello Starts Monday At Shubert
The musical Fiorello starts a weeklong run at the Shubert Theater on March 2. It chronicles Fiorello H La Guardia early in New York politics and is directed by George Abbott with Jerome Weidman coauthoring the book and Peter Gennaro handling choreography.
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Peter Gennaro
Coming Events In Middletown Assembly 68 Meeting
Middletown Assembly 68 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association with Wilmington Assembly guests. Miss Joyce Hilton worthy adviser will preside. Prosser chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds a business meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple followed by a social hour.
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Middletown Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
The
Civic Association
Wilmington Assembly
Joyce Hilton
Prosser Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
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Beth
SSW
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Howard Chrisman
Espie Geary
Rodney Barker
Cecil Ash
Grant Back
Paul Miller
Connell Miller
Christian Service Society
Church At
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Robert Duff
Deena
Mie
BSP
Holiday Center
Galeston
New York
Dallas
Dacron
Donham
Jefferson
Wilson
James A. Tincher
James Terrill
Morgan
Edna Gillman
Pauline Price
William Castle
Winton St
Melissa Brown
George Brown
Elwood St
Virginia Elizer
Grandview Hospital
Eva Gibson
Stanley Hale
Warren Road
Carney Hall
Charles Homan
Franklin St
Alma Light
James Meeks
Ottawa
Fiorello
Shubert
SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc
Osborne
N. Verity
Manchester
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