Miss Marian Weinland speaks on aims of women at B P W toast
Miss Marian M. Weinland of Dayton, past state president, addressed the local Business and Professional Women club on the aims of Busi ness and Professional Women at Guest Night. The program included a poem read by Miss Geraldine Himburg, and a report on the Columbus state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian M. Weinland
Dayton
B&pw
Miss Weinland
Weinland
Geraldine Himburg
C. FE. Wintringham
Nevin A. Smucker
Columbus
Neil House
Aileen O. Sheley
Ellen
Police puzzled by two stolen stuffed rabbits in Dothan
Dothan police were surprised when a man asked them to watch for two rabbits over two feet tall. Williams said on Tuesday the rabbits were stuffed and had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
Dothan Polic
Willams
Cancer Film Shown By WCTU Middletown Chapter
The Viola D Romans WCTU chapter hosted a screening of Time and Two Women at the First EUB Church with Mrs. John Griffin from the local Cancer Society in attendance. The meeting covered Renew Your Mind by Mrs. S C Danner, a work-day plan for March 28 at the First Church of God, and a library book purchase on alcohol education. Plans to attend the National WCTU convention in Columbus August 21 to 27 were discussed, with Mrs G H Davis leading an April study on alcohol education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Viola D. Romans
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
EUB
John Griffin
S. C. Danner
Clara Galligher
Veteran's Hospitals
First Church of God
Crawford Street
Ladies Missionary Society
WCTU
Columbus
G. H. Davis
H. Armitate
Anniversary Tea Planned By Lodge
Plans for a 75th anniversary program and tea were made at the Viola Rebekah Lodge meeting. The event is set for May 19 from 2 to 4 PM at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs Howard Hoover as program chairman and a team of aides. A reading about Schuyler Colfax was featured by Mrs Ralph Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Howard Hoover
Harald Radenheimer
Ralph Morgan
Harold Flatter
William Powers
Nora Emrick
Domenic Berutti
Franklin
George Steed
Noble Grand
Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah Odd Fellowship
Ralph Robinson
Bendels Return from Naples Holiday Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bendel of Manchester Road returned from a month long holiday in Naples Florida and other points of interest. They visited their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Paul Bendel of Huntsville Alabama during the southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bendel
Manchester Road
Naples
Fla
South
Vincent Paul Bendel
Huntsville
Ala
Prosser Eastern Star Meeting Honors Masons
The Prosser Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will honor Masons during its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple tomorrow. Mrs. Dean Owsley chairs the social hour and Mrs. Herb Duvall oversees decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dean Owsley
Herb Duvall
Delta Chi Sigma Beta chapter holds Founder’s Day installation
International president Ruth Ann Hardert and Ohio Province secretary Mary Rita Gray attended the Middletown Founder's Day observance for Delta Chi Sigma Beta. The dinner at Waldo's Supper Club featured a pin ritual and installation of Beta officers led by Hardert with gifts to McFeeters and other contributors. Special prizes were awarded to Des Dineen and Herbert Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Hardert
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Mary Rita Gray
Ohio
DCS
Dayton
Middletown
Delta Chi Sigma
Beta
Waldo’s
Hamilton
Elinor Conway
Martyn Hackney
Miss Hardert
Oscar Day
Card Party at FH Lodge Brightens Forest Hills
Second regular Forest Hills Country Club bridge luncheon at the lodge on Manchester Road featured yellow and white chrysanthemums with sea lavender arrangements. Winners were Mrs. Chester Wendt Mrs. E R Miller Mrs. Tom Moon Mrs. Edgar Shellenbach and Mrs. Bruce Peters with heading flowers by Mrs. Bonnie Trent and Mrs Peters. Next ladies day lunch is April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
Chester Wendt
E. R. Miller
Tom Moon
Edgar Shellenbach
Bruce Peters
Bonnie Trent
Peters
Luncheon at Brown's Run Honors Judith Abernethy
Feting the fiancée Judith Abernethy of William Kyle a luncheon hosted by Mrs Margery S Chapple at Santa Fe Road Brown's Run Country Club welcomed twenty guests The honoree received an electrical household appliance as a group gift from guests and hostess Abernethy is daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Abernethy and Kyle son of Mr and Mrs C W Kyle of Franklin Dixie Highway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Abernethy
William
Davd Kyle
Margery S. Chapple
Sante Fe Road
Brown's Run Country Club
Lan Electrical
Miss Abernethy
T. F. Abernethy
Schirm Drive
Mr. Kyle
C. W. Kyle
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Edison School teacher shares slide program on handicapped work
Miss Ethel Reno, Edison School teacher, spoke at the Progressive Circle Mothers Study League on handicapped children. The night featured prize wins, hostesses, and plans for Intercircle Party, May Spring Banquet, and Doty House fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reno
Edison School
Vital Statistics Births in South Lebanon and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs William E Chas of 166 McKinley St South Lebanon welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ellis Lansaw of 312 Monroe St welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Aoy McKenzie of 3109 Roslyn Drive welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Izor of Germantown welcomed a girl today. Mr and Mrs Ivan Hisle of Waynesville welcomed a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Chasteen
McKinley St
South Lebanon
Ellis Lansaw
Monroe St
Aoy McKenzie
Roslyn Drive
Charles Izor
Germantown
Ivan Hisle
Waynesville
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The notice enumerates couples granted marriage licenses including Raymond Hess and Gladys Brown. Glenn Barker Jr. and Dixie Sebald. James Back and Beulah Havens. Richard Chesney and Marcia Young. Steve Brewer and Naomi Williams. Elmo Spradling and Sandra Wert. Lloyd Williams and Lucy Stacey. Billy Hart and Virginia Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond O. Hess
Flemming Road
Gladys D. Brown
Moore St
Glenn Oliver Barker Jr
Harlan Sr
Dixie Lee Sebald
Black Clawson
Grand Ave
James L. Back
Harding Jones
LaFayette Ave
Beulah M. Havens
Sixth Ave
Richard B. Chesney
Citymploye
N. Main
Franklin
Lucy Mae Stacey
Central Ave
Billy Ray Hart
Camden Rt
Virginia Anne Bowling
Oxford
Hospital List of Residents and Related Names
In The Hospital Mrs. James Todd of Franklin Arnold Powell of Somerville Willard Parker of Franklin Mrs. Glenn Reynolds of Ex cello Michael Mason son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mason Bexley Drive Mrs. Jack L. Alderton of Ber wick Lane Lee Bowling of Franklin Mrs. Fred H. Wade of Frank lin Mrs. Frederick Nickel of Ar cadia Drive John Phillips of Taylor Ave. Charles Dietz of Auburn St Mrs. Robert E. Burns of Gideon Road Daniel Johnson of Middletonn Rt. 4 Deborah Bowling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowling Harrison Clyde J. Bryant of Young St Mrs. George Creekbaum of Young St Cynthia Elam daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam Middletown Rt . Alice Jennifer Giles daughter of Mrs. Nina Giles Trenton Mrs. Mae Hairston of S. Verity Parkway Mrs. Algin Hatton of Curtis St Mrs. Louise Lowe of Crawford St Edward Markland of Johns Road Mrs. Ronald Marshall of Car lisle Lawson Martin of Eaton Drive Mrs. Nannie Ross of Franklin Mike Streeter son of Mrs. Lula Jean Streeter Yankee Road. Miss Patricia Tabor of 15th Robert Taylor son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Franklin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Todd
Franklin
Arnold Powell
Somerville
Willard Parker
Glenn Reynolds
Excello
Michael Mason
Donald Mason
Bexley Drive
Frederick Nickel
Arcadia Drive
John Phillips
Taylor Ave
Charles Dietz
Auburn St
Robert E. Burns
Gideon Road
Daniel Johnson
Middletonn
Rt. 4
Clyde J. Bryant
Young St
George Creekbaum
Cynthia Elam
Jack Elam
Middletown
Alice Jennifer Giles
Nina Giles
Trenton
Mae Hairston
S. Verity Parkway
Algin Hatton
Curtis St
Louise Lowe
Crawford St
Lawson Martin
Eaton Drive
Nannie Ross
Mike Streeter
Lula Jean Streeter
Yankee Road
Patricia Tabor
15Th Ave
Robert Taylor
John Taylor
Socialite A Princess After Buddhist Rites
New York socialite Hope Cooke, 22, became crown princess of Sikkim after a silent, formal Buddhist ceremony atop a mountain chapel. She wed Mahara jah Kumar Palden Thondup Namgyal, 39, in a vowless rite that merged royal tradition with western social circles. The couple’s union linked American and Sikkimese prominence amid regional borders with Tibet, Bhutan, and Nepal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 8
Bradsher Gangtok
Sikkim
Hope Cooke
Majorajkumarani
Red China
Prince Palden Thondup Namgyal
Miss Cooke
John H. Hampstone
New York City
Maharajkumar
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N.Y
New York and Washington Society
Prince
Darjeeling
Tibet
New York
Maharajah Kumar Palden Thondup Namgyal
Bhutan
Nepal
Window Break at Middletown Sand and Gravel Co
Sheriff deputies reported a window broken yesterday at Middletown Sand and Gravel Co 2100 S Main St with $5 damage. No entry or injuries were noted as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Sand and Gravel Co
S. Main St
Sheriff's Deputies
Lutheran Women Plan June Clothing Drive for Relief
The Messiah Lutheran Church group announced a June clothing collection for Lutheran World Relief at their March meeting. The Carroll Lee Lane home of Mrs. William Klapper hosted the gathering with business led by Mrs. Melvin Kannenmann. Mrs Richard Taran spoke on Witnessing, and guest Mrs Edward Klein attended. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Young on Manchester Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran World Relief
Luther Women's Missionary League
Messiah Lutheran Church
Carroll Lee Lane
William Klapper
Melvin Kannemann
Richard Taran
Edward Klein
Robert Young
Manchester Road
Essay Winners to Be Honored at Legion Meeting
Post 218 of the American Legion will honor essay winners at tonight's monthly meeting at 8. Dianna Paine and John Barnett of Roosevelt Junior High and Middletown High students Sherrine La Pierre Betty Bigelow Malcolm Duncan Tim Walker and Rick Waxweiler will receive awards. The Col John Glenn Friendship Seven film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 218
The
American Legion
Post
Dianna Paine
John Barnett
Roosevelt Junior High
Middletown High
Sherrine la Pierre
Betty Bigelow
Malcolm Duncan
Tim Walker
Rick Waxweiler
John Glenn
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National Federation For Business and Professional Club
Mabel Eldridge
Lillie Salzwedel
Rosemary Sullivan
Urbana
E. Grace Blair
Betty Lundin
Ola Potts
Eaton
Smucker
Himburg
Eva Lione Mehl
Harry Hadley
Mildred
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Main Middletown
Gina Davies
Black
John Plau
Glen Ketteler
David Hampshire
Harold Scarberry
Homemaker Circle Seven
Joseph Gabrosik
Todd Gardner
Franklin Kresheck
Girls’ Club
Homemaker
Walter Huhn
David Smith
Don Brunswick
Doty House
Mead Grady
Sleebig Road
Linus Heiser
Craig Buchanan
Ted Lang
Lee Knipp
James Wander
Robert Tawny
R. L. Brannaman
Alec Morris
John Watson
Marshall McCoy
James van Horn
Ben Vander Haar
Robert Balger
Gene Neff
Dudley Kramer
Curtis Dunbar
Dale Humphreys
Paul Morgan
Forrest Barnes
Modern Mothers Circle
Mothers Study League
Sixth Avenue
Earl Brewer
First Methodist Church
Norma Sharkey
Fred Cox
Lee Chamblin
Clifford
Sigma Beta Sorority
Dwight Pearce
Hendrickson Road
Edwin Johnson
Mary Ludwig
Miamisburg
Ralph Mull
Delta Chapter
Cristonians
Mull
Educationa l
Cristonian
Paul Carr
Beam Drive
Clara Reed
Don Buverard
Cristonian Board
Forest Leipold
Bernard Mendenhall
Homemaker Circle 11
Sterling Heights
Robert Powell
Richard Johnson
Homemakers Club
Jean Farney
Golden Lamb
Jack L. Alderton
Berwick Lane
Lee Bowling
Fred H. Wade
Frank
Lin
Deborah Bowling
Mrs
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Harrison
Edward Markland
Johns Road
Ronald Marshall
Carlisle
Maharajhumar
John J
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Laynecrest Plaza
Crenye
MEDA
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Franklin, O
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