Gourmet Club Dinner Showcases German Cuisine at Private Home
At Mrs. Axel Von Busch's Lisa Lane residence the Gourmet Club prepared a German themed dinner. Miss Sabina Flottman assisted as host or guest. The menu featured Bismark herring, Brat herring, Brishing sprats, Sap Sago cheese spread, lox, sauerbraten with vegetables, rotkraut, semmelkindl, kartoffelpuffer and a mocha torte with biskuit obstkuchen for dessert. Slides from the Von Buschs Germany trip capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel von Busch
Lisa Lane
Sabina Flottman
Germany
von Busch
Greek Philoptochos reports two events and plans dinner
Members of Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church heard reports on past events and future plans. Mrs James Poulias presented the Greek Grendi funds raised March 1 to the church fund. Mrs George Demetriou led the Greek Independence Day dinner planning after church services. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Poulias and Mrs Nick Revelos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Philoptochos Society
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
James Poulias
George Demetriou
Poulias
Nick Revelos
Chi Omega Alumnae Set April 18 Social Luncheon
Chi Omega alumnae plan a bridge luncheon social on April 18 at 12:30 p.m. at Brown's Run Country Club with Mrs. Russell Smith as chairman. Assistants include Mrs. David Heckard Mrs. C William Hollyman and Miss Ellen Easton. Reservations through April 13 to Mrs. Smith 3008 Sheldon Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Brown's Run Country Club
Russell Smith
David Heckard
C. William Hollyman
Ellen Easton
Smith
Sheldon Rd
Local births and dismissals noted in vital statistics
Reports list several births including a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riley and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Colliver yesterday. Other newborns include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Boggs and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hilderbran today. Out of town entries mention a Franklin girl born at Fort Hamilton Hospital yesterday. Additional items name newborns Kimberly Tinch and Charles Rhoads, and dismissals like Rudolph Scheibert and David White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Riley
S. Main St
Ted Colliver
Roosevelt Ave
F. Eugene Boggs
Waynesville
Ervin Hilderbran
Lebanon
Donald van Dyne Jr
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hospital Notes Names Several Local Residents
In The Hospital Lester Boyce of Columbia Ave to Fran Hogsten daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hogsten of Columbia Ave Mrs. Bertha Arnold of S Main St Mrs Marceline Strom of Wilbraham Rd Mrs Fitzhugh Trenam of Bobby Dr Mrs Sarah Gillespie of Trenton Warren Johnson of Gladys Dr Curt Fox of Central Ave Terry Fulkerson son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fulkerson of Tytus Ave James H Boxwell of N Broad Mrs Robert Hall of Franklin Irene Newkirk of Kensington St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Boyce
Columbia Ave
Fran Hogsten
Emmett Hogsten
Bertha Arnold
S. Main
Marceline Strom
Wilbraham Rd
Fitzhugh Trenam
Bobby
Sarah Gillespie
Tren
Warren Johnson
Gladys
Curt Fox
Central Ave
Terry Fulkerson
Lawrence Fulkerson
Tytus Ave
James H. Boxwell
N. Broad
Robert Hall
Franklin
Irene Newkirk
Kensington St
Club Events Show Teens Music Gift at Mrs Burton's Home
Mrs. Marion Burton hosted the Merry Mayfielders on Winton Street for a program on modern music and singing. The ViCounts, teen musicians from Monroe and Camden high schools, performed with Bill Richardson Mike Williamson Steve Worley and Dalton Perry. Ewing Boling was the featured singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Burton
Merry Mayfielders
Winton Street
Burton
Bob Wells
Ed Sabo
Donald Butts
Ferton Hall
Charles Gallop
John Chamberlain
Carson Road
Brunch and Shower Held for Miss Roof Before April Wedding
A brunch and personal shower were hosted today by Mrs. Joseph Heffner and Mrs. Daniel Wilkin at Wilkin’s Main Street home for Miss Janice Blaire Roof. She and fiancé Charles Revelos plan to wed April 11 at 2:30 PM at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Blaire Roof
Joseph Heffner
Daniel Wilkin
Main Street
Miss Roof
Charles Revelos
First Presbyterian Church
John Howard
Centerville
Laban Summer
Columbus
James Hoerner
Miamisburg
Lucy Wilkin
Norris Downing
Robert Roberts
Mary Jane Stamper
Roy Patterson
Charles Denny
Audrey Jewell
Sara Jo Heffner
William B. Roof
Hampton Place
Roof
Harrison Street
Revelos
Methodist WSCS Circles Meet Across City For Study And Service
Seven circles of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at First Methodist Church gathered at various homes and centers. Leaders guided talks on time talent and faith. events included a May 6 WSCS breakfast planning and readings for Easter as 12 to 18 members attended circle sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Bi Morgan
Loran Pratt Jr
Shelton Road
Mildred Long
Walter Sheffer
WSCS
Methodist
Sheldon Road
Sol Schneider
William Harrison
Paul Hackbarth
E. E. Eckman
AAUW Study Group Hears 2 Speakers
Morning Seminars Study Group of the AAUW met yesterday at Mrs. Dale Braun’s home. Mrs. Robert McGehean led the crime and prevention discussion citing two books. Mrs. Reginald Farrar spoke on early psychologist views of criminals. Next meeting set for April at Mrs. Fred Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Braun
Ellen Drive
American Association of University Women
Robert McGehean
Ralph S. Banay
Sheldon Glueck
McGehean
Reginald Farrar
Farrar
Fred Johnson
Central Avenue
Churches Circle One Meets at First Presbyterian Home
The Churches Circle One of First Presbyterian Church met Thursday at Mrs. A E Roper's Euclid Avenue home. Mrs J E Taylor reviewed These Cities Glorious with Miss Margaret Kimball and Miss Minnie Weir also participating. Mrs Gerald Miller hosted at Jackson Lane with assistants Mrs Harold Agee Mrs Edward Hopple and Mrs Ken Philips. Twenty one members and a guest Mrs Samuel Wertz attended. You might enjoy frosting a cooled double crust fruit pie with confectioners sugar frosting. Use orange juice in frosting when oranges suit the filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
First Presbyterian Church
A. E. Roper
Euclid Avenue
Claire Porter
C. A. Boeke
J. E. Taylor
Margaret Kimball
Gerald Miller
Circle
Jackson Lane
Harold Agee
Edward Hopple
Ken Philips
Samuel Wertz
David Selvar
Minnie Weir
Ramblers Club Hosts Puppet Talk at Edward Jones Home
Mrs. Robert Ramsdell spoke on Puppets and Marionettes tracing origins to ancient dolls and early shows. Mr. Edward Jones hosted the Ramblers Club along Yankee Road with Mr. Robert Davidson presenting photographs of Quebec scenes along the St. Lawrence River to Perce in Gaspe Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
Ramblers Club
Yankee Road
Robert Ramsdell
Robert Davidson
Salzburg
LBJ Names 3 Women To Key Jobs
President Johnson named three women to high government posts. Dorothy Jacobson of Minnesota becomes assistant secretary of agriculture for international affairs at $20,000. Ruth G. Van Cleve, a department attorney, takes director of the Office of Territories at $18,000. Katharine Elkus White of New Jersey becomes ambassador to Denmark at $22,500. All three replace men resigning or moving to new roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Elkus White
Red Bark
N. J
Denmark
U.S
Copenhagen
Johnson
Grandmother’s wish granted as Philippine president frees grandson
Manila AP reports 111 year old woman's wish to see her grandson freed before death comes true after President Diosdado Macapagal signs a conditional pardon for Aristotle D. Rosales. Rosales, sentenced in 1960 to 4 to 10 years for assault, had parole board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
Aristotle D. Rosales
Parole Board
Quick Cream Cheese Frosting Mixes with Sugar and Vanilla
Cream 12 cups confectioners sugar with three ounce cream cheese and a teaspoon vanilla to create a fast cake frosting.
Spicer Honored at Shower Before April 3 Nuptials
Brenda Spicer was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by four women at the Clayton Street Church of God annex. Attendees included Mrs. Rob ert Wills, Mrs. Winfred Powell and others. The bride elect is daughter of Lloyd and —Spicer of Home Avenue Tren ton. fiance is Chester Mockbee’s son. The wedding is set for 6:30 p.m. April 3 at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor Steffen
Fred Wilson
Roger Brown
Jonnie Cox
Brenda Spicer
James R. Mockbee
Clayton Street Church of God
Robert Wills
Winfred Powell
Lennie Igo
Paul Gulinski
Vernon Perham
Dean Jones
Kenneth Lawson
Joseph Goodloe
Miss Spicer
Lloyd Spicer
Home Avenue
Trenton
Chester Mockbee
Omaha Street
Spicer- Mockbee
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Chi Omega Plan Social
Kimberly Tinch
Clark Tinch
Charles Rhoads
Charles Rhoads Sr
Germantown Rd
Rudolph Scheibert
David White
Harold White
Monroe
T. W. Karchner
Middletown Rt
Willie Cornett
Germantown
Edward Brate
Longfellow Ave
William Davis
Lewis St
Neva Stiver
Homer Jacks
West Alexandria Rd
Middletown
DODDS
Verity Phy & 14
Avera
Woodside
Revee Lclote
The
Salvation Army
Miss Ruth Howard
A Bunton
Hubert Steele
Brigadier Bunton
James Goforth
Lieut. J. Zoltai
Robert Myers
Springfield
Ohio
M. Staples
J. Sickles
Salvation Army Hospital
Cincinnati
Asbury College Brass
Salvationists
College and Seminary
Leon Fisher
Miltonville Cemetery
Mike Gilbert
Indiana
Mike
Marimba
N. Clinton ST
Methodist Circles
Circle Five
Robert Reiner
L. J. Ragland
Robert Brinkmeyer
Reiner
Euclid Street
C. E. Wintringham
George Steele
Seventh Avenue
David Peacock
Circle Six
Albert Whittle
Robert Raines
D. F. Holloway
James Lang
Peacock
Lee Hoskins
Circle Seven
Ellison Young
Manchester Road
Mark Walke
Young
Homer Dickerson
John Hamm
Circle Eight
van Buren Community Center
Dayton
Avery Eastridge
Estridges
David Horn
Eastridge
Harold Lerch
Goldman Avenue
Circle Nine
R. W. Young
Fred Stein Sr
Woman’s Society and Guilds
AAUW
God For All
Lester D. Myers
Tabernacle Choir
Gordon Lawson
Full Gospel Tabernacle
N. Verity Parkway
Rev
Chas, H. Rothwell
Edward Jones Home
Mrs. Ramsdell
LBJ
Spicer
Colette
Paris
Jean Barthet
Rene Lionguet
Elk Creek
Baptist
Elk Creek & Kalbfleisch Rds
E. P. Howerton
Arthur Sengpiehl
Crusade For Christ
EvangelisteChaplain
U.S. Army
First Baptist Church
Franklin, Ohio
H. S. Gessner
Magis
Theresa Blair
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