Homemakers Plan May 8 Gone With the Wind Banquet
The Homemakers announce a spring banquet with the Gone With the Wind theme for May 8 at 6:30 p.m. at Midway Lodge near Miamisburg. Mrs. James Bruner chairs the event with assistants handling treasurer prizes corsages tickets secretary and gifts. Reservations close May 12 with circle delegates handling attendance. New officers will be installed and an attendance prize will be awarded to a circle. Entertainment and a social hour conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bruner
Midway Lodge
Miamisburg
Elmer Scherrer
Harold Smith
Ray Schmudt
Elvin Wagner
Norman Marks
Jcircle
Federation Plans Annual Appreciation Tea in Middletown
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs hosts its Appreciation Tea on Sunday April 16 at Verity Hall starting 2 30 p m. The event honors chairmen and invites presidents or delegates from 59 federated clubs plus several affiliated organizations. A Charity Ball proceeds check for Middletown Hospital will be presented to Walter Mischley by Mrs C W Smith and Mrs Benjamin Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Verity Hall
Melvin Dawson
Earl Bonniville
Af Ten One
Federatedlub
Federation
Middletown Hospital
Walter Mischley
C.W. Smith
Benjamin Sawyer
Dr Oyer Speaks to Medical Assistants Society in Verity Hall
Dr Ann Oyer a Middletown Hospital pathologist was guest speaker at a Medical Assistants Society meeting in Verity Hall. A tour of the hospital laboratory followed. The Ohio convention will be held in May with next meeting set for April 28 at 7 30 p m at Verity Hall. Dr Lt Gibboney radiologist to conduct a tour of the X ray department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Oyer
Middletown Hospital
Medical Assistants 5 Society
Verity Hall
Oyer
Medical Assistants
Ohio
Lt. Gibboney
Queen Elizabeth II Adopts Stylish Sequin Dress Look
London reports Queen Elizabeth II appeared in a slinky sequin dress with a white stole at a reception hosted by the Indian high commissioner. Newspapers contrasted the new fashion image with her earlier, more conventional appearance, noting styling details.
City Manager Charles Thompson to Speak at LWV Meeting
City Manager Charles Thompson will address the League of Women Voters annual membership meeting Thursday April 27 at 6 30 p m at the Church of The Ascension The topic Urban Renewal will be discussed. Dinner meeting arrangements are by Mrs Walter Mischler and include election of new officers. Mrs Joan Harkrader presides over the business portion with yearly committee reports and future plans. Reservations are handled by Mrs James Waxweiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
League of Women Voters
Church of the Ascension
Thompson
Walter Mischler
Joan Harkrader
LWV Board
James Waxweiler
Comina Assembly 68 Rainbow Girls Meet Saturday
The Middletown group 68 Order of the Rainbow for Girls holds a Saturday 7 30 p m session in the Civic Association hall. Miss Joyce Hilton, worthy adviser, will direct the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Order of the Rainbow
In Civic Association For Ballet
Joyce Hilton
Card Party Aids Mi ami Valley Humane Association
The second annual card party benefiting the Mi ami Valley Humane Association was held in Manchester Hotel Rose Room. Forty tables, led by Mrs. W Robertson and committee, raised funds for the Animal Shelter near Trenton to support rabies prevention efforts and the association's nine year record of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Humane Association
Manchester Hotel
T.A. Repper
Manuel Garlikov
John Bauer
W.C. Higdon
Harry Nicholson
Trenton
Honeymoon Delayed By 12 Year Term
Robert L. McGill and Margaret Fay Crowley married at the county courthouse with sheriff's officers as attendants. McGill, 34, is awaiting transfer to state prison under a 12 year sentence for robbery by assault, delaying any honeymoon plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Tex
Robert L. McGill
McGill
Margaret Fay Crowley
Swidombe Class Meeting At First EU B Church
Mrs Hugh Cook hosted Swidombe Class at Wilbraham Road with Mrs Harold Radenheimer and Mrs James Morgan assisting. Spring dinner set for April 25 at Mrs Wagner's Restaurant Eaton. secret pals to be revealed. new pals to be chosen. Meeting night moved to fourth Thursday each month starting June. Mrs Radenheimer to lead new scrapbook detailing class history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Wilbraham Road
Swidombe
EU B Church
Harold Radenheimer
James Morgan
Radenheimer
Cotillion May 6 Dance at Manchester Hotel
Arrangements are underway for Cotillion's May 6 dinner dance at the Manchester Hotel. Cliff Lash's Cincinnati orchestra will provide music after a 7 30 dinner. Blue Gray Centennial Ball plans are led by chairs John Timmers and Edward Erlandson with a Germantown Dupps home meeting setting the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion
Manchester Hotel
Cliff Lash
Cincinnati
John Timmers
Edward Erlandson
John Dupps
Charles Anglesby
William Bergmann
Dupps
Germantown
Two Treated for Fractures at Local Hospital
Two persons were treated for fractures yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Anderson Sanders twelve, son of William and Mrs Sanders of 5312 Trenton Franklin Road West Middletown, fractured his left wrist at Madison School on a merry go round. Clyde Morrison fifty nine of 2608 Oxford State Road fractured his left ankle after a fall from a bridge while working in a park for the Butler County Park District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Anderson Sanders
William Sanders
Trenton - Franklin Road
West Middletown
Madison School
Clyde Morrison
Oxford State Road
Riley
Butler County
Church Plans Services Tonight at Union Baptist Church
Holy Communion will be celebrated after a 7 o clock sermon by the Rev R L Robinson at Union Baptist Church 507 18th Ave. Special music includes church choirs and a duet by Mrs Katie Hardeman and Mrs Kathrine Watson under the direction of Mrs William Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
18Th Ave
R. L. Robinson
Katie Hardeman
Katherine Watson
William Patton
Sea Salt Seized By Ohio Agriculture Officials
The Ohio Department of Agriculture seized 75 cases of sea salt liquid and 3 900 advertising items from Wooster firm director Robert H Terhune said Wednesday. Earlier seizures included over 1 000 packages from three Columbus firms. The goods are in U S District Court custody and will be destroyed unless owners reclaim them. Officials cite Ohio food drug and cosmetic law and note claims that salt and liquid have therapeutic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Wooster
Robert H. Terhune
Columbus
U. S. District Court
Terhune
Ohio
Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Births Reported in Vital Statistics
Mr and Mrs William Bogan 3126 Ohio Ave report a boy born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Powell 1500 Carolina St report a girl born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Billy Cassidy West Middletown Rt 2 report a girl born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Proctor Lebanon Rt 3 report a boy born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy 1905 Jackson Lane report a girl born today. Mr and Mrs Charles Morsie Oregonia report a boy born today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bogan
Ohio Ave
Joseph Powell
Carolina St
Billy Cassidy
West Middletown
James Proctor
Lebanon
Robert Murphy
Jackson Lane
Charles Morsie
Oregonia
Shadow of the Cross staged by Second Baptist Church
The play The Shadow of the Cross will be presented by Sunday School classes at Second Baptist Church located at 1165 S. Verty Parkway. Part one runs Friday at 7 30 p m and part two Sunday at 9 30 a m with Music by Choir No 2.
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Shadow of the
Cross
Second Baptist Church
S. Verty Parkway
Choir No. 2
Elizabeth Taylor Bills Top $50 000 After London Illness
Hollywood AP Eliza beth Taylor's illness costs exceed $50,000 with many medical bills still due. She battled double pneumonia in London before returning to Beverly Hills where Eddie Fisher said doctors were superb and her fight to live impressed them. The couple plans a Beverly Hills home purchase worth about 300000 and a Palm Springs vacation before the April 17 Academy Awards where she is favored for best actress in Butterfield 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Great Britain
Miss Taylor
California
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Beverly Hills
Taylor
Palm Springs
Fire Destroys Car in Carlisle
A convertible was destroyed by fire early this morning in Carlisle on Ohio 123. The blaze occurred in the driveway of owner Eugene Eckler and was spotted by a state patrolman who alerted Franklin firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Eugene Eckler
Here
Ohio
Franklin
Easter egg coloring dangers and storage tips
Health officials warn to color only fresh uncracked eggs with pure dye. Refrigerated eggs last seven days. avoid purchasing far in advance. Use grades A or AA for coloring and consume promptly. do not color cracked eggs. Hams should be refrigerated at 40 to 50 degrees after purchase.
Door Note Invites Burglars In Solon Heist
In Solon, thieves took a note left on the Stewart home door inviting a repairman inside. The burglary caused about $9,000 in losses including $200 cash a mink coat worth $5,500 and jewelry valued at $3,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Howard Stewart
Solon
Stewarts
John Vondracek Jr
Tinting Job Goes Wrong: Actress Wins Settlement
Los Angeles AP Connie Gilchrist, 57, a character actress known for photogenic blondes, settles a suit over a tinting error. She sought 50,000 damages from House of Westmore and Ralph Wallace after claiming permanent scalp damage from dyeing for Auntie Mame. She says the condition limits her acting roles and desires to be a blonde again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Connie Gilchrist
Miss Gilchrist
House of Westmore
Ralph Wallace
Lao Village Believes Soul Departure Triggers Illness
In Lao village customs villagers hold that illness follows the exit of one of the 32 souls inhabiting the body. Elders describe ritual practices to restore harmony and health.
Osborne Wedding Photography Promises Fine Equipment
A photographer offers wedding coverage with top equipment and professional results at lower prices, promising to capture the ceremony as requested.
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Dr. Oyer
Lucas
England
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Madame Pandit
LWV
Comina Events
Astias
Santa
Centra
Animal Shelter
Joseph Bachert
Waynesville
Ernest Howard
Bexley Drive
Yvonne Powell
Arnold Powell
Somerville
Jacob Dice
Audley Adams
Frank
Roy Hasty
Glencoe Ave
Robert V. Bunnell
Fairmount Ave
Charles Perry
Charles E. Perry
Manhattan
James W. Kemp Sr
Young
Boone Darrell
Grand Ave
Urban Kurry
Baltimore St
Mark R. Moore
Bellemonte St
Lewis R. Powell
Hampton Place
Frances E. Brown
Crescent Boulevard
Donald Tackett
Boyd Tackett
Camden
Thomas F. Lawson
11Th Ave
Herbert Carroll
Rufus
Paul Farquis
Elmo Place
Warner Conover
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Robert L. Allison
Monroe
Campbell M. Allen
William Armitage
Central Ave
Dewey Banks
Campton Ky
Edward A. Beck
Mth Ave
John H. Bohne
Robert Boules
Georgia
E. McGuire
Tyus Ave
Kenneth H. Mabry
Tren
Pamela Neal
Thelma Neal
Curtis St
Herman L. Simpson
Verity Parkway
Edward F. Smith
Vernard V. Sora
Cleveland St
Walter Sparks
Gemantown
John P. Sturgill
Mary C. Sturgill
Chautauqua
William Weaver
6Th Ave
Donna Mann
Donald Mann
Teresa Schubert
Dale Schubert
Children's Hospital
Liz
Hubby
Health Department
SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc
Gold's Registry
Roto Kleen
Hamilton
Saster
Bunny Rabbit
the Bake Shop
N. Verity
S. Bread—The Shopping
Osborne
Verity & Manchester
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