Sorority installs Beta chapter officers at Founders Day dinner
The Founder's Day dinner for Delta Chi Sigma Sorority Beta chapter at the Peerless Mill Inn in Miamisburg featured installation of new officers for the coming year. Officers installed include Mrs. Harold Michael as president and Mrs. Richard Vogelsong as vice president, with other roles filled by Mrs. Anthony Capozzi, Mrs. Phillip Jones, Mrs. George Prentice, Mrs. F. J. Moorman, Mrs. William McMahon, and Mrs. Robert McFeeters. Guest speakers were Mrs. Ralph Kah and Miss Mary Rita Gray. Hostess committee members were Mrs. William McMahon, Mrs. Vogelsong, Mrs. Jones, and Miss Lela Croake.
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Beta Chapter
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Peerless Mill Inn
Miamisburg
Harold Michael
Richard Vogelsong
Anthony Capozzi
WCTU Hear Mary Burt Life Review By Mrs Danner
Mrs S O Danner presents a program on Mary Towne Burt founder of the WCTU in Auburn New York in 1830 for the Viola Romans chapter at First EUB Church. County president C E Glover urges adding Alcohol and Youth books to schools and a workshop is planned for April 14 at the Hamilton YWCA.
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Mary Towne Burt
WCTU
S. O. Danner
Viola D. Romans
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
EUB
Ethel Beard
First Church of God
Kelly Trimble
C. E. Glover
Berry Wells
Clement Burton
Watson
Hamilton Ywca
Armitage
Reservations For MSL Banquet Set April Thirty
Mrs. George Butts accepts reservations for the Mothers' Study League annual spring banquet to be held April 30 at 6 30 pm in the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Howard Margerum leads planning with a committee including Mrs. Carl Gressel Mrs. Clifford Schenck and others handling program decorations and toast duties with Rev. Francis Manning delivering the invocation.
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George Butts
Mothers’ Study League
First Methodist Church
Howard Margerum
Carl Gressel
Clifford Schenck
Ova Kash
George Douglas
James Shackelford
Horace Hunter
Ralph Currie
William Welch
Sam Moore
Donald Turner
Richard Webster
John Dobrozsi
Sam Tutt
Francis Manning
U.S. Ships 46,000 Tons Wheat to India for Famine Relief
The United States will deliver 46,000 tons of wheat and livestock feed to northwest India, aiding about 500,000 people suffering famine. The gift, under the food for peace program, is valued at $4 million and announced by the Agency for International Development on Wednesday night.
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Washington
United States
India
Agency For International Development
Food For Peace
Planners of Spring Dance Meet Middletown Cotillion Committees
The Middletown cotillion planners met Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor LeRoy to organize the spring dinner dance set for May 16 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Chairs John F. Kinder and wife reported the theme will be announced later with Saum Brothers Orchestra providing music. The LeRoys and several couples assisted in planning.
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Middletown
Scholarship Award Voted By Sorority
Delta Theta Tau will give a $25 scholarship in typing and shorthand to a Middletown High School student this year. Members also voted to provide extra financial aid to two student nurses at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing.
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Delta Theta Tau
Middletown
Eastern Lanes
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
L. M. Taylor
J. S. Brooks
Siebert
James Hoehn
Longview Hospital
Donna Emrick
Hoehn
John Brooks
Charles Detchen
Gordon Nein
Presbyterian Circles Hold Morning Meetings
Morning circles of the First Presbyterian Church met on Wednesday at various homes with multiple hostesses. Members heard reviews on Christian Issues in Southern Asia with discussions on India and Indonesia, illustrated by travel slides.
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Cole
Poinciana Road
James Evans
Thomas Moon
Richard Dell
Southern Asia
J. A. Carter
Circle Ten
Bruce Thomas
Fisher Road
James Chapman
Thomas Kilgo
Ralph Wright
Russell Galloway
Asia
Jon Prows
Trenton Mothers Club Celebrates 10th Year Anniversary
Corona Circle and Trenton Friendly Mothers' Club members gathered at Flemming Road and W Home Avenue locations. They donated a food basket to a needy family and planned the MSL spring banquet on April 30 at First Methodist Church while supporting the Trenton High School band.
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Millard Schrote
Flemming Road
Corona Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Jean Nardin
Japan
Trenton
Friendly Mothers’ Club
Trenton High School
Yugoslav octogenarian composer turns to rock and roll
Eva Kreutzer 84 a veteran Yugoslav composer switches from classical works to rock style tunes. Critics say her recent songs feel younger in spirit than pieces by many younger composers despite her age and long career.
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Opatlia
Yugoslavia
Eva Kreutzer
Births Draw Franklin Area Families Adds Nine New Babies
Vital Statistics lists nine newborns with their parents and addresses in Franklin and surrounding towns. Notable entries include a Carlisle girl and Lebanon boy born on Wednesday, plus infants from Norfolk Virginia and local households on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Thomas Bray
E. Second St
Franklin
Lee Roy Orona
Wilshire Drive
Carlisle
Percy Adkins
Main St
Lawrence Hill
Hartz Road
Lebanon
Richard C. Griffis
Highland St
Frank Armstrong
Young St
Ronald Swartz
Garfield St
James Aspinwall
Dismissed Names List Among Wayne to Franklin Residences
A long roll of local residents including Mrs. Boone Hughes Wayne Ave Mrs. Nettie Hardeman Minnesota St Herbert Huffman Eck Rd Mrs. Lelia Johnson Moore and others appear in a roster. The list includes multiple households and family relations with addresses across Wayne Ave Minne sota St Crawford St Winton Pershing Grand Ave Franklin Carlisle and related areas.
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Nettie Hardeman
Minnesota
Herbert Huffman
Eck Road
Lelia Johnson
Moore
Eurl Wilson
Franklin
Springboro
Clayton Hamblin
John Brate Sr
Howard St
Kevin Jones
W. Dean Jones
Robert Center
James L. Center
15Th Ave
Delbert Duncan
Ora! Duncan
Carlisle
Lynda Johnson Quietly Fares 20th Birthday Amid Exams
Frances Lewine reports President Johnson's eldest daughter Lynda Bird Johnson turning 20 as exams tempt more than party plans. A family spokesman notes two tests Friday, while Lynda studies American courses at George Washington University. President Johnson attends a Democratic fund-raiser at the National Guard Armory tonight.
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Washington
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
Ing
George Washington University
Johnson
National Guard
Luci Baines Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Navy
J.g
Bernard
Lydia Guild Dinner Highlights and Upcoming Events
Forty one members and ten guests attended Lydia Guild dinner at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Guests included Mrs. Wintringham and Miss Marjorie Brown. a slide program on cathedrals was shown. Spring WSCS breakfast May 6 and guild conference April 4 in Columbus were announced. Next meeting set for April 14 at the church.
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Lydia Guild
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
C. E. Wintringham
Glen Russell
Roy S. Burroughs
Herman Mehl
R. W. Scott
Leo Berman
Harold Hannah
E. R. Schatz
Marjorie Brown
Dayton
Lettie Ellen Brown
Otto Kash
Florence Everhart
WSCS
Columbus
Concord Church
Judy DeBusk
Larry Meade
Christian Service Society
Mayfield
Edward West
Banker Will Teach Cincinnati After Retirement
Reuben B. Hays retires May 1 as First National Bank of Cincinnati board chairman and will become a professor of business administration at the University of Cincinnati on Sept 1. Dr. Benjamin Felson, radiology department head, will act as a national consultant to the U S Air Force surgeon general.
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B. Hays
First National Bank of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
University
Benjamin Felson
Department of
Radiology
U.S. Air Force
Rainbow Girls Set Meeting in Sunshine Circle Room
Middletown Assembly of Rainbow Girls will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in the church Sunshine Circle Room. Connie Sorrell will conduct the meeting and a report on Easter Seal drive will be given. Plans for a visit to Shriners Hospital in Lexington Ky will be discussed. petitions will be read. past officers will be honored. refreshments served. rehearsal at 6 45 p m.
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Middletown
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Sunshine Circle
Connie Sorrell
Shriners Hospital For
Lexington
Bonds for Israel sale reported at local meeting
A bond sale totaling 40000 dollars for Israel was announced at a Middletown Hamilton meeting held last night at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton. The sales goal was 30000 dollars. Chairmen were Bruce Cramer of Middletown and Max Mastein and Marvin Leshner of Hamilton, with 22 Middletown and 48 Hamilton attendees. Middletown's First National and Barnitz Banks and Hamilton's First National bought large bond blocks.
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Israel
Middletown - Hamilton
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Bruce Cramer
Middletown
Max Mastein
Marvin Leshner
First National
Barnitz
Middletown Students Enter Science Exhibit in Ohio Contest
A group of Middletown high school pupils enter science exhibits at Miami University in southwest Ohio for the district contest sponsored by the Ohio Academy of Science. Exhibits open to the public 9:30 to noon and 1 to 2 p.m. in Upham Hughes Culler and Brice halls. Eighty top students will advance to the state contest at Ohio State Fair grounds in Columbus on April 18.
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Middletown
Miami University
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