Welfare Tour Of Homes And Gardens In Middletown
Welfare Auxiliary hosts a two day tour May 19 and 20 from 2 to 5 pm featuring nine homes and two gardens across Middletown to raise funds for Middletown Hospital serving four southern Ohio counties. Hosts include local residents and Girl Scouts as guides with tickets available from auxiliary members or at tour homes.
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Middletown
Welfare Auxiliary
Middletown Hospital
Ohio
Delbert Meyer
Newman Ebersole
S. Main St
H. A. Sebald
Central Ave
Clark Bates
Calvin Verity
Highlands and
Upper Arlington
John Aull Jr
Alameda
Charles R. Hook
Alameda Circle
E. D. Rathman
Highland St
Howard Wikoff
Milton Rd
Colin Gardner
Gardner Place
Obert Nelson
Clarence Jones
Thornhill Lane
Auxiliary
Paper Work Frustrates Preachers in Urban Ministry
Protestant clergy report heavy clerical burdens beyond preaching citing paper work mimeograph tasks and endless meetings as detracting from their core calling. Dr Samuel Blizzard summarized a Russell Sage Foundation study for the National Council of Churches noting ministers see themselves as mediators and servants of God while many deem the life difficult due to professional demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Council of Churches’ Department of the Urban Church Today
Samuel W. Blizzard
Pennsylvania State University
Buzzard
Blizzard
Russell Sage Foundation
National Council
God
Domina Fvents Prosser Star Chapter Meets Thursday
Domina Fvents Prosser chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Harry Pratt in charge of a covered dish supper after the business session Friendship Night will be observed with members of Lewisburg s ideal chapter as guests Mrs Horace Hunter mother adviser of Middletown assembly is arranging a Rainbow Girls program to be presented
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Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harry Pratt
Lewisburg
Horace Hunter
Middletown
Mrs Leslie Canody Elected President of Armco Girls
Mrs Leslie Canody was elected president of Armco Girls Assn at the annual spring banquet at the Manchester Hotel. She has served as vice president and on many committees including the Jamboree this year. Attending officers and committee members were named, with 306 Armco Girls present and several honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Canody
Armco Girls Assn
Manchester
Canody
Joseph F. Woodruff
Orville Wells
Dorothy Radabaugh
Oscar Day
Edith Armitage
Robert Oglesby
Mary Delp
Estel Wombold
Homer Cox
Gerry Deaton
Charlotte Horn
William Frederick
Robert Bailey
Louis Shaffer
Charles Hurst
Donald Hanes
Mrs Badger Represents Club At State Parley
Mrs E A Badger of The Alameda left today to represent Womens Century Club Middletown's only federated club at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Columbus. May 13 events include speakers Dr Charles Beach and Miss Barbara Weatherley among others with registration panels a luncheon tour and CARE arranged reception for eight villages in Korea. Main addresses today feature Dr B D Thomas and Weatherley on American clubwomen design. A tomorrow panel will cover Progress in Medicine and Thursday will present G F W C Policy and Progress by Mrs Clarence J Goldthorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Badger
Alameda
Woman's Century Club
Middletown
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Deshler-Hilton
Charles Beach
First Christian Church of
Youngstown
Joseph Perkins
Eastland
Tex
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Barbara Weatherley
Philadelphia
Harold Caldwell
Kessinger
Ill
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Columbus Office of Care
Korea
B. D. Thomas
Battelle Mémorial Institute
Women and Science
Miss Weatherley
American Clubwomen
Progress In
G.F.W.C. Policy and Progress
Clarence J. Goldthorpe
Youngs
Ohio Federation
General Federation
Weekend Guests Visit Mrs Badger on The Alameda
Weekend visitors at Mrs E A Badger s home on The Alameda were her son Robert C Badger and his guest Miss Nancy Ashton of Columbus. The Canary Islands dragon tree bears a dark red resin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Badger
the Alameda
Robert C. Badger
Nancy Ashton
Columbus
Canary Islands
57 Points Wins Bridge Honors
Mrs. E R Coker and Mrs Gordon Nein won first place with 57 points at the Middle town Duplicateridge Club weekly session held at the Manchester Hotel. Al Cohen and Don Morris were second with 56 points, Jerry Len man and William Springer tied for third with 50 percent, average 48 at 5 percent tables. Master point night slated for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Coker
Gordon Nein
Middletown
Friends Host Supper For 1948 High School Grads
Mrs. Robert Cox of Winton Street hosted a covered dish supper last night with friends who were members of the Lemon Monroe and Middletown high school graduating classes of 1948. The group, which meets quarterly for various activities, included Mrs. Arthur Houn shell, Mrs. Conrad Heinkel, Mrs. William Whiteneck, Mrs. Roger Stewart, Mrs. David Clark, Mrs. James Meyer, Mrs. Howard Bailey and Mrs. Budd Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox
Winton Street
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown
Arthur Hounshell
Conrad Heinkel
William Whiteneck
Roger Stewart
David Clark
James Meyer
Howard Bailey
Budd Walker
Births Recorded for Four Families in Local Area
Mr and Mrs Edward Gilley of 709 Granada Ave report a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs even Long of Germantown Rd announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Anglesby of 328 S Main St Franklin have a boy born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clay Netherly of West Middletown Rt 1 report a boy born yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilley
Granada Ave
Even Long
Germantown Rd
Charles Anglesby
S. Main St
Franklin
Clay Netherly
West Middletown
Marriage Licenses Issued In Hamilton Area Pairs
James David Scrivner 22 and cage Flynn 25 of Hamilton. Robert V. Reiner 52 industrial engineer 512 Euclid St and Lavone Ballentine 41 2319 Tytus Ave. Ray Ante 24 and Phyllis Trauthwein 19 both of Hamilton. Manford W. Morris 21 Cincinnati Gas Electric employee 205 E Gunckel St Germantown and Virginia Lea Taylor 19 clerk West Middletown Rt 1. Paul L. Clements 20 and Ethel Powell 20 both of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James David Scrivner
Cage Flynn
Hamton
Robert V. Reiner
Euclid St
Lavone Ballentine
Tytus Ave
Ray Ante
Phyllis Trauthwein
Hamilton
Manford
W. Morris
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Employe
E. Gunckel
Germantown
Virginia Lea Taylor
West Middletown
Hospital News Roundup From Franklin Area
In The Hospital Leonard Raleigh of Franklin. Mrs. Donald Burdge of Ross St. Ricky Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Perkins of Superior Mrs. Robert Wetson of Yankee Rd. Mrs. Elvin Hatton of Kunz Ave. Robert Stover of Navaho St. Raymond Wells of N. Clinton St. Mrs. Zana Wick of Lebanon. Thomas Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Moore of Franklin Bias Mrs. Nathan Bowles of Frank Mrs. Lovell Gomia of Manchester. Frank Huber of Yankee Rd. OUT OF TOWN Mrs. Midge Weir, Inland Dr. Christ Hospital, Cincinnati. DISMISSED Mrs. J. T. White of Howard Ave. Elmer Steward of Franklin. Fred Simon of Tytus Ave. Mrs. Henry Rapson of Carlisle. Mrs. Arthur Poole of S. Main St. Danny Oldfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oldfield of Columbia Carol Nunley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nunley of Franklin Rt. 1. Victoria Marlowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Marlowe of Carolina St. Joann Ingram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Farley of Lebanon Rt. 3, Richard Gray of Kensington St. Mrs. Fred Danford of The Alameda, Thomas Creech of Eldora Dr. Sheron Bowlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bowlin of Franklin. Mrs. Jack Barrett of Highland St. Cheryl Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Barber of Tytus Green Adams of Franklin Rt. 2. Miss Margaret Elieff of Lafayette Ave. Roy Sickles of E. Central Ave. Mercy Hospital, Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Raleigh
Franklin
Donald Burdge
Ross St
Ricky Perkins
Emmett Perkins
Superior Ave
Robert Wetson
Yankee Rd
Elvin Hatton
Kunz Ave
Robert Stover
Navaho
Raymond Wells
N. Clinton St
Zana Wick
Lebanon
Thomas Moore
Elwood Moore
Franklin Bias
Nathan Bowles
Frank
J. T. White
Howard Ave
Elmer Steward
Fred Simon
Tytus Ave
Henry Rapson
Carlisle
Arthur Poole
S. Main
Danny Oldfield
Frank Oldfield
Columbia Ave
Carol Nunley
Frank Nunley
Victoria Marlowe
Wilbur Marlowe
Carolina St
Joann Ingram
Denver Farley
Cheryl Barber
Burton Barber
Green Adams
Franklin Rt. 2
Margaret Elieff
Lafayette Ave
Scouts To Start Training Session
A training series for Girl Scout day camp counselors begins at 9 30 a m tomorrow in the Civic Mrs James Morningstar and Miss Margaret Bailey supervise the classes that will run three weeks Trainees should bring nosebag lunches Tomorrow's session ends at 2 30 p m Those not yet contacted are urged to attend along with others
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Civic Association
James Morningstar
Margaret Bailey
Training Session Set For Scouters in Lebanon Armory
The third Boy Scout and Cub Scout training session begins tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Lebanon Armory. It covers The Den Meeting and program planning with instructors Jack Lehman and Charles Mertes. Scouters who missed earlier classes may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Armoy
Jack Lehman
Charles Mertes
Lung Surgery Okay In Some Cancer Cases
A chest surgeon from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School says lung operations to prove or disprove cancer are justifiable in some cases. He cites a thumbnail-sized tumor as a threshold for potential cure and notes advances in techniques and anesthesia reduce surgical risk. Delay can let cancer advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Univerity
Pennsylvania Medical School
Julian Johnson
California Medical Assn
Johnson
Leaders Named In Palsy Drive
Leaders named for the 1956 Cerebral Palsy drive were announced by co chairs Arthur Albaugh and Mrs Joe Ballard. Albaugh alphabet committee includes Sam Tutt of Hauselmans Transportation Co retail division and Frank Huffan of Sorg Paper Co industrial division. Ballard committee features Miss Marguerite Rose in charge of organization and club contacts and Mrs Tim Johnson publicity. Rainbow Girls will distribute posters announcing the drive opening Sunday.
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Drive
Arthur Albaugh
Joe Ballard
Albaugh
Sam Tutt
Hauselman’s Transportation Co
Frank Huffan
Sorg Paper Co
Don Cisle Wins Butler Contract for Rt 129 Work
Don S. Cisle of Hamilton won the contract to improve 1.5 miles of Route 129 at Seever's Corner in Hanover Township. The bid was 142677.06, below the state estimate of 157900, covering pavement widening and curve flattening at the Route 129 and Minton and Boyle roads intersection. earlier Columbus reports of John H. Jurgenson as low bidder were corrected.
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Seever’s Corner
Don S. Cisle
Hamilton
J. S. Paxton
State Highway Department
Cisle
Rt. 129
Minton and
Boyle Roads
Hanover Township
Columbus
John H. Jurgenson
Newtown
Paxton
Social Workers To Hear Talk By Bosch
Jackson Bosch county prosecuting attorney will address Middletown social workers at their noon meeting tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel. C. W. Young serves as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosch
Jackson Bosch
Middletown Social Workers
Manchester Hotel
C. W. Young
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Nellie Evans
Domina Fvents
Dazp Family
G&g
U.S
Second Ave
Broad & Verity
Armco Girls
Thame
T. F. Olt
R. L. Gray
G. D. Tranter
C. E. Stutenroth
B. D. Billman
Richard Poynter
Joseph Marshall
Phyllis Orth
Anna
Mrs. Badger
Fatah Ae
Orcs
Spencer
Mrs. Lovell Gomia of
Manches
Ter
Frank Huber
Roy Sickles
E. Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Don Cisle
Butler
Peta
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