Dorner Hosts College Club Bridge Event
Mrs. Fred Dorner of 20 Santa Fe Rd entertained College Club members last evening at her home. Prize winners were Mrs. G. W. Breiel first, Mrs. Sebald second, and Mrs. W. S. Wilmer third. Regular bridge participants included Mrs. J. P. Butter, Mrs. T. E. Jones, Miss Helen Barkley, Miss Mary Beck, Mrs. E. S. Myers, Dr. Mildred White Gardiner, and guests Mrs. Fred Bryan and Mrs. R. C. Beam. Dorner served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dorner
Santa Fe Rd
College Club
G. W. Breiel
Sebald
W. S. Wilmer
J. P. Butter
T. E. Jones
Helen Barkley
Mary Tbeck
E. S. Myers
Mildred White Gardiner
Fred Bryan
R. C. Beam
Dorner
Date of Ise-Dunn vows tied to bridge party
Margaret Ann Lewis, daughter of Robert E. Dunn, set her wedding date during a home bridge gathering with four friends present. The Lewis home was decorated with flowers for the evening, and guests played bridge late. Winners included Miss Mary Kraft and Mrs. Hershel Reed, with refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
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Margaret Ann Lewis
Robert E. Dunn
Bridge
Lewis
E Lewis
Mary Is Kraft
Hershel
Barbara Reed
Fred McNabb
Eugene Chippendale
Deadline rules for society pages and wedding notices
The editor sets deadlines for society items to avoid confusion. Reports must be in by 10:30 a.m. for the following day, with Saturday deadline at 9:30 a.m. Sunday pictures require fees by Thursday noon, and space should be reserved a week ahead. Wedding or engagement photos over ten days old are unusable.
Local residents return from Florida vacations
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rust of 206 The Alameda are home after a two month vacation in Clearwater Florida. George E. Denny of 320 South Main St. returned from an extended two month trip in Ft Lauderdale Florida. Mrs. O. J. Hileman of 2204 Wilbraham Rd. visited her mother Mrs. Isabella Dowling of Hamilton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Hileman also just returned from Sarasota Florida where they wintered five months.
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George E. Denny
South Man St
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
O. J. Hileman
Wilbraham Rd
Isabella Dowling
Hamilton, O
Church Ladies Aid Plans Tomorrow Meetings
Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid meets at Miss Lou Hensey’s home 1366 Central Ave. Circle 8 of Women’s Society Christian Service at First Methodist plans to gather tomorrow at 2 pm with Mrs. W A Harrison 3001 Central Ave. Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club hosts dinner Monday April 4 at 6 30 at the Colony. call Mrs. Filbert Alford 33315 by Friday. General Missionary Society of First Baptist meets tomorrow at 2 30 in church social rooms. program led by Mrs. Howard Stalker.
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Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Circle 8
Women's Society
Christian Service
First Methodist Church
W. A. Harrison
Central Ave
W. F. Stein
Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club
Filbert Alford
General Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Howard Stalker
Deadline for Friday afternoon events set at three
Noon and 3 p.m. Friday mark the deadline. The text notes that children's birthday parties and stork showers are not used.
Bride-Elect Feted At Shower Wednesday
A popular young bride elect, Miss Helen Marie Cavolt, was feted at a miscellaneous shower in the Girls' Club parlor. Hostess was her mother, Mrs. Walter Cavolt, Sr., with guests including 27 friends and out of town attendees Mrs. William Schmidt, Mrs. Al Frederick, and Mrs. John Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Helen Marie Cavolt
Paul E. Schmidt
Walter Cavolt
William Schmidt
Walter Cavolt, Jr
A. E. Frederick
Franklin
al Frederick
John Donahue
Hamilton
Arnard Hiatt
Silver Link Council changes meeting schedule
Silver Link Council of the Daughters of America postpones the upcoming meeting at Knights of Malta Hall and announces all future gatherings will occur on Wednesdays starting April 6.
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Silver Link Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta Hall
Verity Attends Mackay Associates Meeting in St Louis
Calvin W. Verity president of the First National Bank of Middletown leaves for St Louis to join a three day Mackay Associates gathering of corporate executives. Electric Power and Light Corporation hosts the group on April 1 2 and 3.
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Calvin W. Verity
First National Bank of Middletown
St. Louis
Mackay Associates
Verity
Electric Power and Light Corporation
Sosua topic for Women’s Club discussion on refugees
The Women’s Club met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Learey where Sosua, the Jewish refugee haven in the Dominican Republic, was defined and discussed. Mrs. John Parr recounted refugee history and urged Americans to view refugees as colonists with gratitude, noting their potential American contributions. The session included nominating committee announcements and a social close with refreshments.
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Sosua
Woman's Club
Kenneth Learey
Herbert Frantz
New World
Roosevelt
Dominican Republic
Frantz
State of
Israel
John Parr
Moses
Egypt
Cincinnati
Germany
Parr
America
R. W. Marlin
C. H. Martin
H. H. Belknap
Jerome Kern Show Roberta at Middletown High Friday
Jerome Kern’s musical Roberta will be staged by Middletown High School’s music department Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Directed by Vincent Carter and Miss Helen Weinberger, the production follows John Kent, an American fullback who inherits a Paris salon and becomes Madame Roberta, with songs like Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Yesterdays. The cast features student vocalists backed by the high school orchestra.
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Jerome Kern
Roberta
Middletown High School
Vincent Carter
Helen Weinberger
John Kent
Haverhill College
Paris
Sophie Teale
Madame Roberta
Huck Haines
Madame Scharwenka
John
New York City
Oneida Busy Bee Sewing Club forms in Navaho area
Ten neighbors gathered at Mrs. Aaron Fields home on Navaho Street to form the Oneida Busy Bee Sewing Club. Mrs. Albert Fee was elected president with Mrs. Bernard Peyton as secretary and Mrs. Luther Smith as treasurer. The group plans weekly sewing and social chat with refreshments.
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Aaron Fields
Navaho St
Oneida Busy Bee Sewing Club
Albert Fee
Bernard Peyton
Luther Smith
Tragic Auto Accident Claims Life Of 2 Year Old
John Barrett Jr., age two, was killed when he was struck by his father's car as he backed it from the garage at the family home in Glouster Ohio. The incident occurred yesterday and involved Mr and Mrs John Barrett Sr.
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Athens, O
John Barrett
Glouster
Excellent Program Closes Year’s Symphony Series
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra wraps its season with Treble Clef Chorus led by Thomas C. Giles and two audition winners Edwin Peterman trombone and James Weir baritone. Selections include Rossini Overture to William Tell, Rimsky Korsakov Scheherazade, Borodin Chorus, Spinning Song, Ossian’s Fingal, Ritual Fire Dance, Revival, Two Grenadiers, Show Boat hits, Flower Thou Gavest Me, and La Vie Parisienne finales.
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Scheherazade
Agatha Evers
Treble Clef
Wagner
Ossian
Miss Wilkerson
DeFalla
de Falla
Morton Gould
Little David
James Weir
Schumann
Edwin Peterman
Bizet
Carmen
Suit Settled for 3000 in Ohio Death Benefit Case
Grace Hurt, 75, of Hamilton, sued the Railway Mail Association in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court over a death benefit claim for her husband, filed for 4000 dollars. The case settled for 3000 just as a jury trial began.
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Cincinnati
Grace Hurt
Hamilton
Railway Mail Association
Hamilton County
April 3 Piano Recital at Girls' Club Auditorium
Miss Wilhelmina McLane presents students from pre school juvenile and intermediate groups in a public piano recital Sunday afternoon April 3. Pre school and juvenile performances begin at 3 p m with the intermediate group at 4 p m. Listed participants include Betty Cohn Sue Ellen Long Joe Newlin Marie Oswald Kay Sams Carol Augspurger Robert Augs urg er Patricia Ann Bassett alter Beatty Barbara Benner Mardie Crow Paul Edward Doebler Carol Fry Dudley Fry Marilyn Fry Toni Gardner Sonia Gingrich Linda Logsdon Sara Ann Malcom Jud McKinney Lois Sharp Oberta Sharp Gary Sturgis Jack Timberlake Frank Troutvine Judy Whitt and many others from the three groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina McLane
Betty Cohn
Sue Ellen Long
Joe Newlin
Marie Oswald
Kay Sams
Carol Augspurger
Robert Augsurger
Patricia Ann Bassett
Alter Beatty
Barbara Benner
Mardie Crow
Paul Edward Doebler
Carol Fry
Dudley Fry
Marilyn Fry
Toni Gardner
Sonia Gingrich
Linda Logsdon
Sara Ann Malcom
Jud McKinney
Lois Sharp
Oberta Sharp
Gary Sturgis
Jack Tim-berlake
Frank Troutvine
Judy Whitt
Ruth Achberger
Dixie Arbaugh
Zandra Lou Atchley
Marilyn Bunn
Kenneth Crawford
Carol Curry
Ron Jane Cusano
David Cohn
Beth Ann Eggleston
Colin Gardner
Barbara Garner
Jane Garner
Janet Goforth
Marjorie Guernsey
Donna Rae Hawkins
Ellen Kinney
Kay Kenney
Charlotte Kern
Bobbie Knell
Sue Ann Fisher
Betty Lou Fisher
Ann Louise Foutz
Arline Fry
Flaine Fry
Linda Hagen
Billy Layman
Lynnda Kay Learey
Kenna Lucas
Ronald Mullens
Ann Murray
Peggy Pelfry
Safety in Kansas Newton Residents Say Safe
Newton from SAFETY IN KANSAS reports a calm city image with a claim that the last traffic fatality on a Newton street occurred in 1946. The note frames Newton as a safe place to live and cites historical fatality record.
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Kansas
Newton, Kan
Newton
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