Woman's Century Club ends season with new officers
At the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon the Woman's Century Club installed new officers for the coming year. E S Land became president, with D G Horn as vice president, J A Wilson secretary, S J Kuderer treasurer, and other members named to committees. Speakers discussed the book 1999 Our Hopeful Future and life in the year 1999, predicting electronic homes and machines as servants of the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
L.J. Ragland
E.S Land
D.G Horn
Robert Liljestrand
J.A. Wilson
S.J. Kuderer
A.E. Roper
H.E. Hadley
Ross Kramer
McGuire
Ellen Aubley
E.A. Badger
Kramer
Victor Colin
Miss Aubley
United States
Albert Schweitzer
Mrs Ritter Celebrates 94th Birthday At Home
Mrs John Ritter turns 94 today and will be honored at a family dinner tonight hosted by her daughter Mrs John K Maurer and son Ralph Ritter. The event at Baltimore Street home includes Mr and Mrs Fred Ridge John Michael and Mrs Roberta Hummel. Neighbors sent gifts and cards.
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John Ritter
John K. Maurer
Ralph Ritter
Baltimore Street
Fred Ridge and
Gou
John Michael
Roberta Hummel
DAR meeting tonight at Mrs. Monger’s home
The Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 8 o'clock tonight at Mrs. Howard Monger’s residence on Franklin Carlisle Road.
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Col
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Howard Monger
Franklin - Carlisle Road
Wives smarter than husbands in dry cleaning debate
A long reader letter discusses the benefits of frequent dry cleaning at Gough-Lamb with Sanitone. The columnist explains that clean clothes wear better and last longer because grit damages fibers and finishing oils wear off. Sanitone cleaning restores finishing oils and body, offering value.
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Gough-Lamb
Gough-Lamb’s
Gough- Lamb
Workshop Slated For Garden Clubs
Mrs. John Ramsey regional horticulture chair announces a horticulture workshop for Region Four of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. The program Friday at 10 a m features a mist propagation demonstration at Naturp Garden Store 8055 Montgomery Road Kenwood. Tables will be available for sack lunches.
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John Ramsey
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Naturp Garden Store
Montgomery Road
Kenwood
Homemakers Circle Six Holds Final Meeting Installation
The Homemakers Circle Six wrapped its season with a final gathering at Mrs. Reginal Farrar’s Central Avenue home. Officers installed were Mrs. Robert Vokes president, Mrs. Gordon Adams vice president, Mrs. Dudley Kramer secretary, and Mrs. Farrar treasurer. A mad hatter party showcased original hats. Vokes won first prize for “Dear John” and Wayne Beall earned second for “Green Thumb.”
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Circle Six
Central Avenue
Reginal Farrar
Robert Vokes
Gordon Adams
Dudley Kramer
Farrar
Vokes
John
Wayne Beall
Vio la Rebekah Lodge Members Gather in Odd Fellows Hall
Twenty five members of Vio la Rebekah Lodge attended a meeting last night in Odd Fellows Hall directed by noble grand Mrs. Harold Flatter. Mrs. J. B. Monroe reported on the Rebekah Assembly of Ohio held in Columbus last weekend and Mrs. Howard Hoover announced initiation ceremonies for new candidates at the May 15 meeting.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Harold Flatter
J. B. Monroe
Rebekah Assembly of Ohio
Columbus
Howard Hoover
David Follmer
Thomas Hodson
Monroe
Circle Seven
Bethlehem Luther‘ian Church
Lionel McFeeters
Emma Wenzel
Fellowship Hall
Scout Leaders Study Nature at Camp Stonybrook
Scout leaders gathered at Camp Stonybrook for a nature workshop. Mrs. Victor Wootan led tree sessions and Mrs. Betty Widman instructed on flowers for the troop workers.
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Camp Stonybrook
Victor Wootan
Betty Widman
The Rocking Chair Emerges From Early American Craft
A mid 19th century view outlines the rocking chair as a product rooted in the American scene dating back to 1800 highlighting its handmade wooden craftsmanship and enduring design across generations.
Couple Married In Switzerland
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Gerlinde Martin of Ulverheim Germany to Rolf Kestermann son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kestermann of Monroe vows exchanged April 18 in Basel Switzerland. They toured Italy afterward and plan to return in November. Kestermann, stationed with the U S Army in Dexheim Germany, is Lemon Monroe High School graduate who attended the University of Cincinnati. His wife works in a secretarial role at the Dexheim Army base.
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Gerlinde Martin
Ulverheim
Germany
Rolf Kestermann
Ernest Kestermann
Monroe
Basel
Switzerland
Kestermann
Italy
U.S. Army
Dexheim
Lemon-Monroe
University of Cincinnati
Nuptials Planned for Phyllis Willis and Ronald Melampy
Miss Phyllis Ann Willis and Ronald F. Melampy announce their engagement and upcoming wedding set for May 20 at St Susanna Catholic Church Mason. Willis, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Willis Straughn Ind, will graduate from the College Conservatory of Music Cincinnati in June and belongs to Mu Phi Epsilon and Kappa Delta Pi. Melampy, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Melampy Mason, is a Cincinnati Conservatory graduate and teaches at Lakota High School West Chester. he belongs to Phi Mu Alpha.
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Phyllis Ann Willis
Ronald F. Melampy
Francis Melampy
Mason
St. Susanna Catholic Church
Miss Willis
College - Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati
Mu Phi Epsilon
Kappa Delta Pi
Melampy
Cincinnati College - Conservatory
Lakota High School
West Chester
Phi Mu Alpha
A. C. Willis
Straughn, Ind
108 Average Attained By Bridge Players
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met in Temple Beth Sholom for a master point session using the Mitchell movement among nine tables. A 108 average was posted with North-South winners including Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs ML Johnston and other high scores listed. East-West winners included Mrs C W Rohrsson and Cliff Colson of Miamisburg and others from Lebanon and nearby communities.
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Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Vernon Jones
ML. Johnston
Howard Wikoff
Stanley Weinstein
Paul M. Woodard
C.W. Rohrsson
Cliff Colson
Miamisburg
William Marts
James Michael
Lebanon
Roy Granger
Richard Peters
Cub Pack 13 Awards Honor Nine Scouts and Leaders
Cub Pack 13 held awards in Gardner Division last night. Recipients included Steven Sarver Steven Hanzlik Kenneth Johnson Kenneth Wallace Robert McIntosh Thomas Combs Ricky Nease Ricky Lawson Don Trenan and Mrs Eugene Combs. An overnight trip to Camp Hook June 9 was planned. Airplane contest winners were David Saker Steven Hanslik eight year olds division David Hanslik Steven Sarver nine year olds and Steven Combs Bob McIntosh ten year olds.
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Pack 13
Steven Sarver
Steven Hanzlik
Kenneth Johnson
Kenneth Wallace
Robert McIntosh
Thomas Combs
Ricky Nease
Ricky Lawson
Don Trenan
Eugene Combs
Camp Hook
David Saker
Steven Hanslik
David Hanslik
Steven Combs
Bob McIntosh
Mothers Of Pack 6 Honored At Church Meeting
Mothers of Cub Pack 6 were feted at the Methodist Church meeting last night. They received nail lamps made by the Cubs and advancement ribbons, service pins, and other honors. Den 1 welcomed new members Don Rose and James Sallie in an Indian ceremony led by Cubmaster Wally Frayer and Victor McGuire.
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Methodist
Cubs
Joe Nunnamaker
Jenny Pressley
Kevin Middaugh
Wayne Graham
Gary Walters
Steve Holton
Doug Carpenter
Wesley Arbuckle, III
Eugene Whitacker
Jim Smith
Greg Lawson
Terry Hocz
Mike Steele
James Young
Charles Holton
Frank Herd
Mike Herd
Don Rose
James Sallie
Den 1
Wally Frayer
Victor McGuire
Revival Under Way at Full Gospel Church of God
Revival services are held at the Full Gospel Church of God on Wilson Drive in Franklin. Courtney Nipper of Hamilton speaks each night at 7 30 with Pastor Charles Elam overseeing. The meetings continue for an indefinite period.
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Full Gospel Church of God
Wilson Drive
Franklin
Courtney Nipper
Hamilton
Charles Elam
Recital Sunday by Miss Layer and Miss Ammons at CCM
Miss Alice Layer and Miss Rosalind Ammons, daughters of Middletown and local families, will perform a joint flute and harp recital Sunday at 4 30 p m in the Cincinnati College Conservatory Concert Hall. The program includes five duets and several solo pieces with Mrs Wellbaum as accompanist.
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Alice Layer
James C. Layer
Middletown
Rt. 3
Rosalind Ammons
Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music
Jack
Linda Wellbaum
Layer
Beethoven
Socarras
Debussy
Mozart
Miss Layer
K. P. E. Bach
Tomasi
Election and Awards Banquet Scheduled by Actors Group
Middletown Actors Playhouse plans to elect officers for 1961 62 at a 7 30 pm meeting in the Middletown Fine Arts Center American Legion Ed Seamon retiring president will run the session Plans for a summer workshop and a list of next season plays will be discussed The second annual awards banquet is set for May 19 at 7 pm at Midway Lodge with Maclyn Tobias as master of ceremonies Actors Playhouse has just received a non profit charter from the state
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Middletown Actors’ Playhouse
Middletown
Mid-way Lodge
Maclyn Tobias
Robert Glass
Douglas Faulkner
Circle Five Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Observes Pray Theme
Guests from The Churches Miss Louise Behrens and Mrs. Wilma Hauser attended Circle Five at Eastline Drive with 18 members. Hostesses included Mrs. Christine Boehm and Mrs. J.L. Clark as the group discussed prayers and upcoming events at Longview Hospital and the mother daughter banquet set for May 11.
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Louise Behrens
Wilma Hauser
Circle Five
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Joseph Ritter
Eastline Drive
Christine Boehm
J.L. Clark
Eleanor Haueisen
Fellowship Hall
Longview Hospital
Oakwood Jordan
Arthur Kerschbaum
Speaker Tells JA Rose at Industrial Council Meeting
Roberta Kay Uartzog, vice president of the Achievers' Association, spoke on Junior Achievement at the Industrial Council meeting at the Manchester Hotel. She announced plans for the May 13 awards banquet and urged Council attendance. Bill Wiley, JA director, commended Council support and encouraged members to attend.
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Roberta Kay Uartzog
Achievers’ Association
Industrial Council
Manchester
Bill Wiley
Boosters Club Sets Meeting for Manchester Junior High
Manchester Junior High will open in the fall with a Boosters' Club. A meeting for parents, friends and teachers of enrolled students is set for 7 30 tomorrow night in Wildwood school auditorium. Robert Rogers of Middletown is temporary chairman.
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Manchester Junior High
Wildwood School
Robert Rogers
Middletown
Officers Elected By Boro Lions
SPRINGBORO Ernest Arnold last night was elected president of the Lions Club. Named to serve one year terms with him were Charles Logan first vice president Don Kesling second vice president Robert Staneck third vice president Roland Gephart secretary and Ernest Burkhart treasurer Ed Leisz will serve as tail twister and Earl Mansford was named lion tamer. Elected to the board of directors for a two year term were Lowell Hayes and Raymond Perez. Remaining on the boat for another year are Dr. Fred Gunther and Lloyd Jones.
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Springboro
Ernest Arnold
Lions Club
Charles Logan
Don Kesling
Robert Staneck
Roland Gephart
Ernest Burkhart
Ed Leisz
Earl Mansford
Lowell Hayes
Raymond Perez
Fred Gunther
Lloyd Jones
Western Michigan senior awarded $1500 graduate fellowship
Jack Neal, a Western Michigan University senior in Kalamazoo, received a $1500 graduate fellowship to complete work for his master of arts degree at WMU in 1961-62. He is in the public school music curriculum and is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy C Neal of 2839 Shartle Street. He previously graduated from Central High School in Kalamazoo.
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Jack Neal
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Neal
Roy C. Neal
Shartle St
Central High School
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati include James R Reffitt of 2117 South Ave a paint sprayer with 2569 debts and no assets and Parnell Fox of 3013 Ottawa St an operator with 3620 debts and 1200 assets.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
James R. Reffitt
South Ave
Parnell Fox
Ottawa St
Hospital Births and Dismissals in Local Notes
Vital statistics list multiple births at Home and hospital in various streets with names of parents and residences. Generations include several newborns a girl and a boy, with dwellings on Curryer Road Fairmount Avenue Mohawk Street Forest Avenue and more. Discharges include families from Middles town and nearby areas with patient notes from Children’s Hospital Cincinnati.
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William T. Trimbie
Curryer Road
Brant Turner
Fairmount Ave
Robert Hale
Mohawk St
George R. Williams
Forest Ave
Ronald Bailey
West Middletown Rt
Virgil Lacy
Auburn St
Bey
Hospital Admissions List Names Residents and Relatives
In The Hospital Glenn Henderson of Wrenn Court Milton Hughes of Franklin Vernon McKinley of Jewel St Goodloe Combs of Trenton Robert Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Franklin David Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison, McGee Mrs. Lester Tolson of Superior Mrs. Mae Wheeler Carr of Har lan, Ky
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Glenn Henderson
Wrenn Court
Milton Hughes
Franklin
Jones & Laughlin to Reactivate Furnaces Recall 275 Workers
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. announces reactivating three furnaces and recalling 275 furloughed workers this week in Cleveland. The move signals stabilizing demand and plant operations as management outlines revised production plans.
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Cleveland
Jones &Laughlin Steel Corp
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H. A. Wilson
Irk Strodtbeck
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Ragland
Elizabeth Schenck
J. D. Sarcher
Roscoe Kincaid
Mrs. Ritter
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Miss Alie Layer
Roger Ammons
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Clara Sixt
Carl Adrian
Logan Avenue
Dorothy Reinartz
Glen Maier
Paul Bergdall
Sue Easterling
Hayden Porter
Winmore
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Schneider
Kenwood Drive
Delman Reynolds
William Wiley
Middletonian
Haines House
Alaska
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Chester Bowlus
Harold Vorhis
Delma: Reynolds
Elmer Woodrey
Ed Kees
S. Main Street
JA Rose
Boosters Club
Boro Lions
Calvin Cole
Hill Ave
Mary Karen Brown
Richard F. Brown
Bellbrook
Sharon Hall
William E. Hall
Highland St
Teresa Pike
Willis Pike
Vannest Ave
Joan
James Parman
Camden
Opal Grimes
Britton Lane
Norman Mack
Jackson
James Filis
Circle Drive
Leroy Manrod
Oxford State Road
Robert Forsythe
Sam
Napoleon Clements
Grove St
Woodford K. Craycraft
Carl Rhinehart
Sheffield, St
Leon Wolfe
Grand Ave
Charles LeValley
Farmersville
Jeffery Willis
Donald Willis
Eaton
Joe Dixon
Maggie Croll
Chalmer Egelston
Bernard L. Gibbons
Ross Sr
Betty Jackson
Yankee Roar
Charles Hodson
Roose
Joseph Zinck
Gregory Mare Day
Mrs
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Vannest Avenue
Children's Hospital, Cincinnati
John Mord
Lido
Panty
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