Neighborhood Party Fetes Couple Married April 14
Mr and Mrs Tom Davies were honored at a surprise party on Aberdeen Drive after returning from a two week wedding trip to Pompano Beach Florida. The event was hosted by a long list of neighbors and friends who presented a group gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davies
Aberdeen Drive
Davies
Mary Gillen
Pompano Beach
Fla
William Black
George Fiessinger
George Zeller
William Neel
Mary Humphreys
J. J
Robert S. Burns
Hugh Stidham
Les du Ermit
Ten Couples Accepted For Membership In Coterie
Ten couples were approved for Coterie Dance Club membership during a steering committee meeting at Mr. and Mrs. John Barker’s home on Ross Street. New members include Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Ricessino, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetzel, and other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Dance Club
John Barker
Ross Street
Vincent Ricessino
Joseph Wetzel
Howard Espenmiller
Roger Maye
John Ridgeway
Gerald Yonkers
Lawrence Poe
Party Given For Visitor Mrs Theresa Goforth Garner
Mrs. Theresa Goforth Garner of Centralia is a houseguest of her granddaughter Mrs. Jack Wolf and husband on Linden Avenue. She attended a covered-dish dinner Saturday evening at the Wolf home with guests including multiple Goforths, Barna, Harmon, Gara, and Rice from Middletown and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Goforth Garner
Centralia
Jack Wolf
Linden Avenue
Garner
Wolf
Earl Goforth
Henry Goforth
Ginen Goforth
Donna
Middletown
Samuel Goforth
Kenneth Goforth
William Barna
Marvin Harmon
Dennis Gara
Robert Rice
Dayton
AAUW Members Plan Banquet as 1960-61 Leaders Farewell
Twenty four Middletown branch AAUW board members met at the home of retiring president Mrs John Akerman for a brunch and season closer. The group set a final banquet Monday May 8 at 6 15 pm at First Methodist Church with plans for officer installations led by Mrs Charles Ewart. New officers include Ewart president Seamon VP Hawkins recording secretary Wiley corresponding secretary Slye treasurer and Veda McCray assistant treasurer. A silver tray was presented to Mrs Akerman for her two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Association of University Women
John Akerman
Marshall Road
First’ Methodist Church
B. D. Morgan
Charles Ewart
Edward Seamon
Alice Hawkins
John Wiley
Select
Akerman
Tea Shower Honors Miss Reichelderfer
A tea and bathroom shower honored Miss Gretchen Reichelderfer bride elect of James Shull at Mrs. Floyd Starr’s home on S Main Street. The first in a series featured pink sweetheart roses and bride and bridegroom candles with hosts Mrs. Paul Whitley and Mrs. Robert Sutton supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hensey
Floyd Starr
S. Main Street
Gretchen Reichelderfer
James Shull
Paul Whitley
Robert Sutton
Mrs Draut Hosts Kitchen Shower For Niece Marcia Lowe
Miss Marcia Lynn Lowe the bride elect to Peter Balzer was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by her aunt Mrs Arthur W Draut at her Stanley Street home with twenty one guests present. The pink and white decorations featured as prizes were won by Mrs Richard Webster and Mrs L B Emrick. Also in attendance were numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Lynn Lowe
Peter Balzer
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arthur W. Draut
Wilbur Allison
William Euler
Otto Hackney
William Lowe
Grant Lowe
Albert Lowe
William Massey
Lewis Reiner
Ruth Balzer
Merilen Balzer
C. A. Stettler
James Rhoads Sr
Leonard Henderson Jr
William T. Thorn
Don Lewellyn
Edward Beam
Lowell Fichner
W. V. Lantis
Jack Keller
Stanley Street
Mr. Balzer
Ruth Reiner Balzer
Linden Avenue
Edward Balzer
Riverside, Conn
Hahn Campbell Rites Planned in Pleasant Ridge Church
Miss Helen Hahn and Art Campbell plan to wed Saturday at 7 30 p m in Pleasant Ridge EUB Church West Middletown. Sister Judy Hahn serves as maid of honor while Wayne Cobb of Akron acts as best man. A reception follows in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hahn
Art Campbell
Pleasant Ridge Eub Church
West Middletown
William Hahn
West Alexandria Road
Judy Hahn
Mr. Campbell
Arthur Campbell
Akron
Wayne Cobb
Bridal Showers Honor Miss Kay McComb in Warren Ohio
Mrs. Margaret Peterson hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Kay McComb at Ardmore Drive with pins and carnation decor. Guests included Miss Carol Peterson and Mrs. Herman Betz Fairborn among many others. Kay McComb, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E McComb, will wed Robert Stevens May 2 at First Baptist Church. A second pre nuptial shower was held at Mrs. Kenneth Crawford’s home in Cincinnati with hostesses Miss Mary Alice Street and Mrs. Ronald Grimmer and guests including Mrs. W E McComb and Mrs. B C Newkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peterson
Ardmore Drive
Kay McComb
Robert E. Stevens
Carol Peterson
Herman Betz ‘ Fairborn
Clyde Yocum
Betz
Charles Chalfin
B. C. Newkirk
W. E. McComb
Miss McComb
Mr. Stevens
Florence R. Stevens
Warren, Pa
First Baptist Church
Arlene Frey
Sally Nelson
Betty Phipps
A. J. Stiegmund
Lind
John Kinder Accepting Reservations for Putter Parade Dinner Dance
John Kinder is accepting reservations for Wildwood Golf Club's May 27 dinner dance titled Putter Parade at the clubhouse on Aberdeen Drive. Saum Brothers orchestra of Dayton will provide the music and a May 19 deadline requires payment to secure a spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinder
Bellemonte St
Wildwood Golf Club
Saum Brothers Orchestra
Dayton
Aberdeen Drive
Miss McClain and Leonard McGraw Plan June Wedding
Mrs Howard McClaion of Trenton announces the engagement of daughter Mary Jo Ann to Leonard E McGraw of Miamisburg. The bride to be attended Miamisburg High School and the groom is employed by M J Gibbons Supply Co. They plan to wed in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McClaion
Trenton
Mary Jo Ann
Leonard E. McGraw
Miamisburg
Miamisburg High School
William V. McGraw
M. J. Gibbons Supply Co
Practical Nurses Meeting Planned for May Fourth Evening
All licensed practical nurses are invited to attend a meeting on Thursday May 4 at 7 30 p m at Verity Hall. Mrs Carolyn Brown of Dayton registered nurse will speak. A short skit by practical nurses and a social hour will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Hall
Carolyn Brown
Dayton
Baptist Society Schedules Spring Social and Musicale
Members of the Woman's Mission Society of First Baptist Church plan a spring social and musicale for girls and young women on Sunday May 7 at 5 p.m. in Fellowship Hall and the sanctuary. The program under Mrs Robert Ramsdell features the Junior and Senior High Girls Chorus with piano by Debbie Letts Diane Jamicon Susan Kitchen and Diane Easton organ by Sara Janet Lockmeyer who also accompanies two vocal solos by Debbie Scearse and Carolyn Barnard. The event opens Family Week and is directed by Mrs James LeGrang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Robert Ramsdell
Debbie Letts
Diane Jami
Susan Kitchen
Diane Easton
Sara Janet Lockmeyer
Lockmeyer
Debbie Scearse
Carolyn Barnard
James LeGrand
Athanasakes Hagias Vows Exchanged In Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs James S Hagias exchanged wedding vows April 16 at Sts Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Cincinnati and will reside in Middletown California was their honeymoon destination Attending officiants were Rev Constantine Milsos and Very Rev Timothy Negrepontis The bride Evelyn Athanasakes wore a lace and tulle gown with a chapel train and carried white orchids The wedding featured attendants bridesmaids and best man from Cincinnati Chicago Windsor and Louisville with ring bearer and flower girls listed The groom Spiros Hagins earned business degrees from Miami University and is active in various honorary fraternities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Hagias
Sts. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
Cincinnati
Middletown
California
Constantine Milsos
Timothy Negrepontis
Sts. Constantine and Eleni Greek Orthodox Church
Evelyn Athanasakes
James Athanasakes
Silverton
Spiros Hagins
Clinton Street
Helen Gianacakes
Louisville
Theda Denison
Betty Jane Svolos
Chicago
Pauline Hiotes
Windsor
Canada
Nick Panos
Chris Hagins
George Tsolometes
Nick Hiotes
Ted Athanasakes
Lou Viahos
Dayton
Terry Sue Athanasakes
Jamie Lynn Athanasakes
Dena Denison
Mr. Hagins
Miami University
Phi Eta Sigma
Sigma Pi Sigma
Pi Mu Epsilon
Phi Betta Kappa
How Ohio lawmakers voted on recent roll calls
In Congress, Ohio members split on two key votes. The House approved a $600 million Latin American aid measure 330 to 82, with a list of For and Against names including Kirwan and Ashbrook. A second House vote backed a $344 million distressed areas package 223 to 193, with named supporters and opponents. Senate did not have major roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Congress
House
Ashley
Ayres
Bolton
Clancy
Cook
Feighan
Hays
Kirwin
Latta
Moeller
Mosher
Schenck
Vanik
Harsha
Kirwan
Moorehead
Ashbrook
Betts
Bow
McCul-lancy
Devine
Lara
McCulloch
Minshall
Scherer
Senate
Smog and Flu May Be Factors In Lung Cancer
Los Angeles AP. USC pathology assistant professor Dr. Dean V Wiseley reports a two month test on 1600 mice. Four groups tested flu viruses and air quality with 38 lung lesions in those with both flu and smog versus 14 with flu alone. No lesions in smog only or clean air groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Dean V. Wiseley
Wiseley
Domina Events Julia Roth Past Councilors Meeting
The Domina Events group notes that Julia T. Roth and past councilors will convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Junior Hall at 19 Broad Street to discuss local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Broad St
Air intake system pulls in smoke at Clifton Heights school
Clifton Heights School Board members worked late Sunday as smoke filled classrooms. An alarm summoned three fire companies but no fire was found. Firefighters removed the smoke and reversed the building cooling system drawn from nearby bonfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clifton Heights
Air Force origins trace to 1907 Aeronautical Division
The United States Air Force began on August 1 1907 as the Aeronautical Division of the Army Signal Corps expanding into a separate service later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Aeronautical Division
The
Army Signal
Vital statistics births from multiple families
Mr and Mrs Merida Bowles announce a boy born Saturday at Morrow Route 1. Richard Keith report a girl born Saturday at 2136 Winton Street. Steve Mikula’s family at 1532 Brown Avenue welcome a boy born Saturday. James Smith and family at Camden Route 1 announce a boy born Sunday. Milo Banta at Lebanon Route 2 reports a girl born Sunday. Charles Maloney of Waynesville Route 2 greets a girl born Sunday. Edgar Tipton of 206 Spencer Lane reports a boy born today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merida Bowles
Morrow
Richard Keith
Winton St
Steve Mikula
Brown Ave
James Smith
Camden
Milo Banta
Lebanon
Charles Maloney
Waynesville
Edgar Tipton
Spencer Lane
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Arthur W. Schultz 39 Armco employee of 2118 Grand Ave and Irene Hayes of Messiman Road announce a license. Dynzel Hatfield 22 Armco employee of Franklin Rt. 1 and Barbara Banzhaf 22 loan teller of 612 Mary Etta St announce a license. Ronald E. Thomas 22 US Army of 1513 Lawn Ave and Norma Lee Cole 19 secretary of Hamilton announce a license. Aldred J. Bruing 32 engineer of Miamisburg and Carole A Thompson 24 clerk of 100 Magnolia Drive announce a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Schultz
Armco
Grand Ave
Irene Hayes
Messiman
Dynzel Hatfield
Franklin Rt
Barbara Banzhaf
Mary Etta
Ronald E. Thomas
US Army
Lawn Ave
Norma Lee Cole
Hamilton Aldred J. Bruing
Miamisburg
Carole A Thompson
Magnolia Drive
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Society
Chardelle
Coterie
Eugene Fisher
Charles Zimmey
Glen Greenham
James Brunner
al Felton
AAUW
Ward Hartman
Hong Kong
Reichelderfer
J. Matthew Shull
Clayton Shull
Wilmington
Harold Shull
Stewart Gaines
Charles Davis
Lyle C. Everett
Wayne Conover
W. W. Wilkens
Howard Thrasher
Charles Elsner
Paul Con ‘Ley
J. R. Hensey
E. J. Polisini
J. J Souers
Mrs. Draut
Hahn-Campbell
Gough - Lamb
Charles
Miss McClain
Mr. McGraw
Parkway
Manchester
Talmack
John Moore
Baptist Society
Athanasakes
Hagias
Domina
Charlie Stevens
Franklin Barry
Irwin
Sheffield St
Arthur Kyles
Lewis Place
James Newkirk
Finley
Ralph Valentine
Sheffield
Reed Schoonover
Vannest Ave
Alfred Phillips
Vannestve
Robert Dieterich
Zanesville
Benny Goff
Bernice Ave
Charles Graft
Roosevelt Ave
Olive McDonald
Garvey Montgomery
Elwood St
Marilyn Beaty
Pearl Barnes
15Th Ave
Albert Salome
Fulton Lane
Kenneth Dobbins
Clinton Ave
Frank J. Sohn
Somerville
Robert J. Clark
Central Ave
Walter Reichter
Judith Specht
George Reed
Highview
Jack Eriel
Germantown
August Oglesby
Manchester Road
Richard Jones
Springboro
John Nickerson
Grove St
Jack McKenzie
Lima
Chester Rothwell
Clarence G_ McDade
Frank
Homer Hauser
William Underwood
Franklin
Ee Timberman
Main St
Richard Alfrey
Mrs
Chester Alfrey
Meadow Ave
Gertrude Angelus of
Tren
Edward L. Barker
Yankee
Ernest D. Brodrick
Oxford State Road
Delmar Covey
Roger Crawford
Barton Dean
N. Clinton
Otis Drummond
Ralph Fields
Sarah E. French
Tytus Ave
Clyde Heisinger
Miarmaisburg
Robert E. Johnson
William G. Knorr
Cortia
Mario Lalli
Queen Ave
Orville C. Myers
Maple
William Neal
N. Broad St
Chitford Nolte
Hampton Place
Alfred J. Ober
Brookhaven Drive
Monta W. Perry
West Elkton
John Riley
Brentwood
Goldie Rinehart
Pine
Joan Rowland
Mentford Spencer
Alvin Staton Jr
Lameberton
Oscar Taylor
Mildred G. Weir
Inland Drive
Steven Williams
West Virl Wetown
Sarah
Brooks Akerman
Opener Lane
Luther Barber
18Th Ave
Roy Benson
Walter Brown
Sycamore St
Boone Darrell
Grand, Ave
Alan DeFord
Charlie Duff
Peggy Edwards
Clifford Emrick
Illinois Ave
Edgar Farmer
Harold Frisby
Barbara Hatton
Thomas Hatton
Stanley Holmes
Sixth Ave
David Houh
Robert Housh
Wildwood Road
John Kauffman
Richard Maier
Middle' ‘Town
Ava Meeks
Young St
Leo Miller Jr
John McCoy
Plymouth
Richard McMurray
Clark St
Stephen Sponsel
Arnold Sponsel
James Townley
Highview Road
Larry Tuttle
Barnie Tuttle
Lafayette Ave
Russell Williams
Franklin Woolum
Texas Ave
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