Speaker Discusses Life Of St Patrick
Thomas Wenrick addressed Critique Literary Society on St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland. He noted only two authentic manuscripts exist and much is speculation. Wenrick recalled Patrick born a Romano-Briton, captured at 16, slave six years, later returning as Bishop to convert Ireland, with March 17 death observed worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wenrick
St. Patrick
Ireland
Critique Literary Society
Robert Sutton
Wenrick
St.Patrick
Tonen
Mr. Wenrick
Travel Notes Weekend at Fisher Home on Brown's Run Road
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.O. Fisher Jr. on Brown's Run Road included Maude Roshon of Baltimore Ohio the mother of Mrs. Fisher, their son Aviation Machinist Mate Ve James W Fisher of Patuxent River Md, Glenn Mears of Elkhart Ind and Lillie Roberts of Roanoke Va The out of town guests were present for the 6th birthday observance of Mr. Fisher Sr of S Su p Hin Street A family party was held Sunday afternoon at the Fisher home on Brown's Run Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.O. Fisher Jr
Brown's Run Road
Maude Roshon
Baltimore
Ohio
Mateve James W. Fisher
Patuxent River
Glenn Mears
Elkhart
Ind
Lillie Roberts
Roanoke
D.O. Fisher Sr
S. Sutphin Street
Fisher
ABWA Tea Draws 53 Guests At Friendship Event
Eighteen prospective members joined the American Business Women's Association at Sunday’s Friendship Tea. Held at Holiday House the event featured Miss Mildred Beacom as tea chair, assisted by Mrs. Ernest Judd and Mrs. Jeannette Bell. Thirty‑five members attended as Mrs. Larry Beckwith outlined ABWA’s goals for women in business and employer relations. Music by Mrs. Robert Sutton and Mrs. Joseph Sabo accompanied refreshments arranged with white and yellow carnations. Mrs. Ruby Hancock won a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Women's Association
Holiday House
Mildred Beacom
Ernest Judd
Jeannette Bell
Larry Beckwith
Association
ABWA
Robert Sutton
Joseph Sabo
Lodges Host Eudora Guests In Viola Chapter Meeting
Five members of Eudora Lodge Blanchester attended Viola Rebekah Lodge in Fellowship Hall. Mrs Harold Flatter led the business session as plans were set for the Reba k Assembly of Ohio in Columbus in April. Ned Bowman announced a covered high jitney supper for April 3 at 6 15 pm. Table decor and refreshments featured a St Patrick’s Day motif. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Norman Knot and Mrs William Powers. Twenty seven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Lodge
Blanchester
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Fellowship Hall
Harold Flatter
W.C. Carey
Norman Knot
William Powers
Kansas Named for Sioux People of the South Wind
The article notes that Kansas derives its name from a Sioux term meaning the People of the South Wind, reflecting tribal etymology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
South Wind
Rock Home Blooming Garden Year Round
Mr and Mrs Stanley Rock at 209 Arnold Drive showcase artificial flower arrangements in their home. Mrs Rock hosts a lilac bush craft project costing about six dollars, with husband assisting by drilling holes and securing stems. Neighbors admire the color scheme and handmade touches amid growing interest in department store artificial displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rock
Arnold Drive
Mrs. Rock
New York Visit Signals First Lady's Art and Fashion Week
First Lady Mrs John F Kennedy arrives in New York for a week of museum visits a City Center Ballet performance and fittings for her spring wardrobe with sister Princess Lee Radziwill and White House staff. Oleg Cassini plans fittings while details on wardrobe remain private. She travels with two Secret Service agents and stays at the Carlyle Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Lee Radziwill
London
Anne Lincoln
White House
Secret Service
la Guardia
Mrs. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
City Center Ballet
Oleg Cassini
Carlyle Hotel
Garden Club Adds 3 Members At First Meeting
Mrs. Richard Lewis Mrs. Howard Schueller and Mrs. James Finders joined the Town and County Garden Club at its first meeting of the new year hosted by Mrs. Vincent Sisson on Santa Fe Road. The session covered show rules display of supplies and design principles with Loren Pratt and Les Leighton among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis
Howard Schueller
James Finders
Town and County
Edward Cookman
Bingham
Loren Pratt
Les Leighton
Middletown
Neighborhood Party Honors 80th Birthday of D O Fisher
Mrs Karl Banzhal hosted a neighborhood breakfast at her Arlington Avenue home in honor of D O Fisher Sr of 5S Sutphin Street who marked his 80th birthday. Attending were neighborhood friends and relatives including Mrs Ross Snyder Mrs Madge Klingensmith Mrs Ed Weatherwax Mrs Joseph Baker Jr Mr and Mrs Ben Finkbone Al Rupp and Mrs Walter Kuiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Banzhal
Arlington Avenue
D.O. Fisher Sr
Duplicate Club Average Is 67 At Middletown Bridge Meet
Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom in Middletown posted a 67 average for six tables. Winners were Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs M L Johnston with 79, runners up Mrs J A Novara and Arthur Osborne at 77, and Mr and Mrs Phil Cade at 73. The club marks its seventh annual anniversary dinner a covered dish will be held Monday at 69 im at the temple. Those not contacted about the birthday dinner should reserve with Mrs Jones at 625 Stanley St by Friday March 4%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Vernon Jones
M.L. Johnston
J.A. Novara
Arthur Osborne
Phil Cade
Womens Home League to Mark Fourteenth Anniversary
The Womens Home League at the Salvation Army Rolling Mill Park Outpost marks its 14th anniversary with a noon covered dish luncheon. Special guest and speaker will be Mrs Maj Norman S Marshall, divisional Home League secretary for the area. Arrangements are by Mrs Robert Margerum and Mrs Brig Chesley Young. The meeting is open to all area women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Home League
Salvation Army
Rolling Mill Park
Norman S. Marshall
Home League
Robert Margerum
Brig
Chesley Young
Church Ladies Host St Luke's Meeting With Slides
Mrs Lowell Wagoner Mrs Sel don Thomas and Mrs Elwood Craig led the hostess committee for St Luke's Women's Association last night in First United Presbyterian Church memorial room. Rev Edwin Bobbitt spoke and showed slides on Western European churches from his tour abroad. Mrs Bill Robertson and Mrs Edward Sorrell directed the program attended by 18 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Wagoner
Seldon Thomas
Elwood Craig
St. Luke's Women's Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Edwin Bobbitt
Europe
Bill Robertson
Edward Sorrell
Horoscope for Estrellita The State Say For tomorrow
Tomorrow's hours before noon offer the day’s best outlook across business, finances, and family matters. Late afternoon may bring delays from adverse influences. handle them calmly. Thursday is not a strong day. If tomorrow is your birthday, your affairs should stay stable now. Beginning April 1, expect limited financial or job gains. plan long term and set goals. Most months offer opportunities, with romance strong in late May and June, travel mid-1961, and social activities in late December to early January. September warns against nerves, November and December against extravagance. A child born today could become a successful novelist or artist.
Ivassu Named Deputy UN Force Commander
The United Nations announced on Monday the appointment of Gen. Mengasha Ivassu of Ethiopia as deputy UN force commander, reporting to Gen. Sean McKeown of Ireland in Leopoldville, Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Mengasha Ivassu
Ethiopia
U.N
Sean McKeown
Ireland
Vital Statistics Birth Notices Clipped Across Several Families
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals for numerous families from various addresses including 1300 Fairmount Ave, 1204 Calumet Ave, and 1714 Meadow Ave. Names appear with married couples and children's genders, noting events occurring today or on Monday. Other items mention out of town locations and hospital affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Wilson
Fairmount Ave
Edgar Davis
Calumet Ave
John Gabbard
Meadow Ave
Franklin residents named in parish record notes
Clarence Taylor of Franklin, Mrs Paul Charles Ruth of Alameda Circle, Lowell Creech of Franklin, Richard Reed of First Ave, Mrs Richard D Voylesong of Bryant St, Mrs James Marsden of Franklin, Mrs George Fletcher of Morgan St are listed in a local community registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Taylor
Franklin
Paul Charles Ruth
Alameda Circle
Lowell Creech
Richard Reed
First Ave
Richard D. Voylesong
Bryant St
James Marsden
George Fletcher
Morgan St
Monroe Lists Top Exhibits at Lergn Monroe
Junior high students at Lergn Monroe High School were rated superior for science exhibits. Names include Molly Mitzel Harold Downey Stephen Arnold Betty Oglesby Dale Holcomb Judy Wilde William Conley George Estenmiller Ray Kelly Linda Gayle Creech Joyce Cobb Donna Mahon Judy Harris Lynn Buchanan Richard Anderson Tom Foster Pat Costiner Frances Laibberger Myra Eckert and Betty Neu Jackie James Judy Yo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lergn-Monroe High School
Molly Mitzel
Harold Downey
Stephen Arnold
Betty Oglesby
Dale Holcomb
Judy Wilde
William Conley
George Estenmiller
Ray Kelly
Linda Gayle Creech
Joyce Cobb
Donna Mahon
Judy Harris
Lynn Buchanan
Richard Anderson
Tom Foster
Pat Costiner
Frances Laibberger
Myra Eckert
Betty Neu
Jackie James
Judy Yo
Middletown Community Meetings Schedule Night Lineup
Tuesday gatherings include Sertoma Club at 6 pm at Manchester Hotel and South Middletown Fire Association at Amanda Fire House with 7 pm starts. Also listed are Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 30 pm, Mayfield Fire Department and She Held Street Fire House events, Maple Park PTO at 7 pm, and several local organizations meeting in halls and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma Club
Manchester
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda Fire House
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mayfield Fire Department
She‘Held Street
American Citizen’s Club
Broad St
Maple Park
Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Association
Chatterdine
MHS Band Associates Board
American Legion Post 219
Legion Home Foe Lodge
Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
P.m. Monroe
Hall
Legion Home
Community Club and Organization Meeting Schedule
A Wednesday schedule lists Exchange Club at noon, Golden Lamb YMCA Board at noon in YMCA Room K, Golden Age Club at 10 pm, Civic Association in Girl Scout Room, Franklin FOE Auxiliary at 7 90 pm, Fenwick Welfare at 8 pm, and Alcoholics Anonymous at 5 0 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lamb Ymca Board
Civic Association
Franklin Foe
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Society
Chardelle Weber
Eter
Erle Hanson
India
Charles GA
Abwa Tea
Ruby Hancock
Rock Home
S.gh. Green
Lewis
East End
IgMine
New York Visitor
Garden Club
Mr. Fisher
Estrellita
Ivassu
Sunoco Comfort
Sunoco
Henderson Oil CO
Woodlawn Ave
Gratis ST
Vola Sears
West Middletown
Jill Warmoth
Ralph Warmoth
Charles Bronson
Frank
Cecil Hall
Arcadia Drive
Jerry Maney
Central Ave
Carl Caldwell
Manhattan
Robert H. Heyer
Fisher Ave
John P. Watson
17Th Ave
Charles Griffin
John Jones
Monroe
Sheron Lynn Kiser
Mrs. Samuel Kiser
Cincinnati
Children's
Robert Davis
Arthur Johnson
Andrew
Lawrence Kleman
Hamilton
Gordon Wayne Lewis
S. Dixie Highway
Walter W. Lindsay
Hamilt
Frances McCullough
Winona Drive
Michael L. Quinlisk
Fred H. Reed
Miamisburg
Johnny Salley
Roosevelt Ave
Donald E. Turner
Thomas R. Turner
John Vitori
John A. Vitori
Grand Ave
Bruce Wilhoit
Fenwick Welfare
Fenwick High School
SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc
Hanns
Gold’s Registry
Womens
Ross’ Men & Boys
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