Three DAR Chapters Set Flag Day Luncheon in Oxford
Members of Col. Jonathan Bay ard Smith chapter DAR met at Mrs Robert Velte's home and planned a Flag Day luncheon for Saturday June 2 at the Miami Student Center in Oxford. The event unites Middletown Hamilton and Oxford DAR chapters with Oxford hosting. Reservations are taken by Mrs Kenneth Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of American Revolution
Robert Velte
Miami
Oxford
Middletown
Hamilton
Oxford Dar
Kenneth Coburn
J. Les DuErmit
Nurses Meet Discuss Future Activities
Alumni Association of Middletown Hospital School of Nursing met at Verity Hall to plan activities. A Aug 1 breakfast honoring the graduating class was organized, funds for a memorial educational fund established for nursing scholarships, and Sue Ingham memorial gifts noted. New policy ends June and September meetings. Dr Woodward spoke on contact lenses and eye surgery nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Verity Hall
School of Nursing
Fellowship Hall
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Sue Ingham
Jack Combs
Nancy Zehring
R. N
Paul M. Woodward Jr
John Denny
Keith Pendleton
Eugene Smith
Ivo Beedle
Judy Kunze
Nadine Orr
Father Swinehart
Piano Recital Arranged by Mrs Ruth at Girls' Club
Mrs Paul C Ruth presents a piano recital featuring her students on Sunday at 3 p m in the Girls' Club. Participants include Elizabeth Neely Ann W ol ford Arthur Bidwell Cathy List Susan Shackelford Patti Shackelford Neil Cohen Judy McQuire Cris Caudill Carla Caudill Linda Arms Ted Miller Jerralne Miller Rita Proctor Debbie Gephart Claudia Mills Cathy Cruse Susan Ashton Leslie Hodson Chris Pfaff Janet Harlander Ellen Barr Lynn Unger Janie Lazarow. Mrs Ruth is a certified member of the Ohio Music Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Ruth
Elizabeth Neely
Ann Wolford
Arthur Bidwell
Cathy List
Susan Shackelford
Patti Shackelford
Neil Cohen
Judy McQuire
Cris Caudill
Carla Caudill
Linda Arms
Ted Miller
Jerralne Miller
Rita Proctor
Debbie Gephart
Claudia Mills
Cathy Cruse
Susan Ashton
Leslie Hodson
Chris Pfaff
Janet Harlander
Ellen Barr
Lynn Unger
Janie Lazarow
Ruth
The
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Club Installs Miss Slattery President
New officers of the Middletown Women Teachers Club were installed at a dinner meeting at the We ll Restaurant. Miss Nancy Slattery becomes president. retiring president Miss Veda McCray served as installing officer. Other officers named include Mrs. C A Stettler as vice president Miss Mary Dillon treasurer Miss Betty Faye corresponding secretary and Miss Alma Kinnett recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midletown Women Teachers’ Club
Wishing Well
Centerville
Veda McCray
Nancy Slattery
C. A. Stettler
Mary Dillon
Betty Faye
Alma Kinnett
Lillian Long
Middletown
Latin American Art Described By Walter Stomps
Walter Stomps director of the Middletown Fine Arts Center described Latin American art at the final Art Study Club meeting held at Mrs. R. S. Burns Aberdeen Drive. He cited artists and trends toward international and modern art and noted exhibitions of children’s art from the local center May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stomps
Middletown
Dance committee plans Middletown Assembly May event
Mr and Mrs Russell Murphy hosted a meeting at Orchard Street to organize Middletown Assembly's May 12 spring formal at the Manchester Motor Inn. The Pink Twist theme will feature music by the Bob Legg Orchestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Co chairs include Mr and Mrs Maurice Angel and Mr and Mrs Emerson Wendt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Murphy
Orchard Street
Middletown Assembly
Manchester Motor Inn
Bob Legg
Murphy
Maurice Angel
Emerson Wendt
DeMolay Mothers Club meeting plans investiture event
The DeMolay Mothers Club held a meeting at Mrs. Chester Wendt's home on Bellomonte Street with a business session naming a committee to serve at the public Investiture of the Cross of Honor and Investiture of the Chevalier Degree Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Commercial Building. A social hour followed. The June meeting will be at Mrs. C. E. Murphy's Terrace Drive home. The Welcome Wagon Club will support Butler County Children's Home as its main project for the coming year, chaired by Mrs. John Henderson. Guests included Mrs. Richard Pierce, Mrs. Harold Faries, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Richard Raines, and Mrs. M. R Wertz. Card winners were Mrs. Russell Anderson, Mrs. William Kerns, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Wertz, and Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. Ralph Setser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Mothers’ Club
Chester Wendt
Bellomonte ‘Street
C. E. Murphy
Terrace Drive
Butler County Children’s Home
Welcome Wagon Club
Sports Bowl
John Henderson
Richard Pierce
Harold Faries
Robert Wood
Richard Raines
M. R Wertz
Russell Anderson
William Kerns
Bridge
Henderson
Wertz
Canasta
Frank Morgan
Ralph Setser
Howard Hoover
Ernest Darnold
Layer
C. A. Burnett
Besse Barnes
Russell Beam
Harry Hadley
First Methodist Church
J. F. Mills
Alexandria
Elton Trueblood
Ruth Schueller
Fred Wigginton
Middletown
Eastern Star Prosser Chapter meeting and Masonic night
Prosser Chapter 347 Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 36 am in the Masonic Temple. Masonic night will be observed with all Masons as guests of honor. Social hour directed by the Stardusters Club chaired by Mrs Margaret Dunn. American War Mothers meet tomorrow at 1 30 pm at the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Order
Stardusters’ Club
Margaret Dunn
American Legion
Inspection of Schools Aired Plan for building survey
Local school principals and administrators met with Dr Robert Simpson of Miami University to plan a May 12 school building inspection. Each Middletown building will be checked by two principals and two university representatives collecting data on room sizes heating plumbing and general structure for a survey of current and future needs authorized by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpson
Miami University
Middletown
Board of Education
Manchester Group Elects Officers for 1962-63
The Manchester Junior High School Booster Club will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Ken Phillips reports on the Spring Round Up. Discussion includes buying band uniforms and football gear financed from Round Up proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Junior High School
Ken Phillips
Mrs Holly Hosts Garden Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Holly entertained Shovel and Hoe Garden Club at her Fleming Road home on Monday night with assisting hostesses Mrs Ronald Lane Mrs Paul Bishop and Mrs Roger Thompson. Richard Simonson from Starr Floral Co and Bowman Garden Store spoke on care and planting for annuals and perennials. Prizes for arrangements went to Mrs C V Ireland first Mrs C Wesley Bowles second and Mrs Bill Parnell Mrs George Todd and Mrs C C Clark tied for third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holly
Flemming Road
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club
Ronald Lane
Paul Bishop
Roger Thompson
Richard Simonson
Starr Floral Co
Bowman Garden Store
C. V. Ireland
C. Wesley Bowles
Bill Parnell
Rainbow Girls State Meeting at First EUB Church
Rainbow Girls Assembly Middletown will meet Saturday at 7 30 pm with Donna Tallman in charge. Officers for the next term will be elected and reports on the trip to Shriners Hospital Lexington Kentucky and the paper drive will be given. Refreshments served by the social committee. Tryouts for appointed officers will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
What Is That in Thine Hand at Lydia Circle
Mrs. Howard Price presented What Is That in Thine Hand at the Lydia Circle of WSWS First EUB Church on a afternoon program about the Christian family’s responsibility. A panel discussed absentee mothers broken homes television and obscene literature with music by organist Mrs. Goebel Conrad and help from Mrs. L. K. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Price
Lydia Circle
Wsws
EUB Church
Goebel Conrad
Price
L. K. Henderson
Council of Church Women
Hill
Foutz
Effie Draut
Marie Draut
Charles Fogeman
Marriage Announcement for Mildred Viceroy and An cel Downey
The marriage of Mrs Mildred Viceroy of Baltimore Street to An cel Downey of Woodlawn Avenue took place yesterday at 6 90 p m The couple exchanged vows in the parsonage of the Church of Christ with the Rev Yancy Moore officiating Witnesses were Mrs Downey's parents Mr and Mrs Lewis F Monce of August Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Viceroy
Baltimore Street
Ancel Downey
Woodlawn Avenue
Church of Christ
Yancy Moore
Downey
Lewis F. Monce
August Avenue
Dishwashers Save Time Scrape Before Loading
A guidance note states you can skip pre rinsing with most modern electric dishwashers. Simply scrape off excess food, load the dishes, and cleaning results should be satisfactory without a pre rinse.
Vital statistics births and dismissals in local names
A compact list records Tuesday and today birth notices for Pugh Brown Thompson Monds Hayes Hayes Shields Elam Eckhardt Helton Ausberry Shafer Golson Kleczinski Renk Esposito Whitman Williams Ballard Wilburn Ransom and dismissal notices for Baird Blevins Brewer Briggs Brown Burton Carozza Crowder Davidson Engle Hinds Jackson Landen Malcom Morris Oney Garnzow Hurt Seeger Strome Williams among Franklin Middletown and surrounding area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Pugh
Leichty St
Franklin
Earl W. Brown
Sheffield St
Wilbur G. Thompson
Muberry St
Excello
Charles W. Monds
Mary Etta St
Paul D. Shields
Richmond St
Richard C. Elam
Garfield St
Harry W. Brown
Winona Drive
James M. Burton
N. Sutphin
Gary Lee Carozza
John Carozza
J. H. Crowder
Miamisburg
Roy P. Davidson
Middletown
William A. Engle
Gideon
Paul F. Hinds
Hughes
Russell Jackson
Maple St
William Landen
Moore St
Donald Joseph Malcom
Donald Malcom
Grand Ave
Troy Morris
Andrew St
Woodford Oney
Yankee Road
Adriane Garnzow
Wayne Garnzow
Central Ave
Frank &. Howard
Woodlawn
John F. Hurt
Young St
Charles Seeger
Lawn Ave
Robert Strome
Wilbraham Road
Billie EF. Williams
Andrews St
Local residents listed for contact and occupation details
Henry Noble, 68, retired, lives at 3225 Mohawk Street. Virginia Fox, 46, laundry worker, resides at 307 Harlan. James E. Kramer, 24, accountant, of 208 Shafer Street. Donna Marie Pearce, 24, cost clerk, at 1908 Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Noble
Mohawk St
Virginia Fox
Harlan St
James E. Kramer
Shafer St
Donna Marie Pearce
Grand Ave
Luncheon Planned by Youth Fellowship at First Church
The Youth Fellowship will sponsor a fish luncheon Saturday at the First Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street, beginning at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAR
James Wicoff
Velte
Kirk Strodtbeck
Miss Slattery
Mary Koogle
Ruth Greathouse
Dorothy Brown
Serta
Serte Associate
Penante
Seuthern
Frinklin
Ohio
Maria Lawrence
J. K. Billman
Co. S. Mills
Harry Pratt
Manchester
Mrs. Holly
Garden Club
Rainbow Girls State Meeting
California
Rudi Gernreich
New York
Milady
A&a
Alma Schirmeyer
St. Paul's
Ernest V. Oberlin
Mary Rita Domhoff
Columbia Ave
Robert Haskins
14Th
James L. Dalton
Joe Young
George E. Payne
Malvern
Millie Fields
Richard Collart
Eastline
Gerald R. Cottongim
West Middletown
Earl Swain
Jefferson Road
Faith
Beam
Albert Maier
Wallace Draver
Sherron
Edith Woods
Ada Lindsay
Mary Martha Circle
EUB
Homer Getz
Polly Hammon
Charles Foutz
Howard Brandon
Norman Lambert
W. S. Hubbard
Leslie W. Jones
Hood Ave
Margaret Eckhardt
I Mr
Charles A. Eckhardt
Trenton
Richard L. Helton
Carlisle
King D. Ausberry
Young St. Paul
Edmund Kleczinski
Robert L. Renk
Eaton Ave
Pat J. Esposito
Winton
Creed F.,whitman
Nellie L. Williams
Carl Francis
Fairmount Ave
Marion Ballard
Gratis
Dougherty Wilburn
Ir. Rand
Russell Wilburn
Camden
Susan Ransom
Jand
Robert Ransom
Rt. 2
Tom Baird Jr
Todhunter Road
Andrew J. Blevins
Raymond Drive
Clester Brewer
Pershing Ave
Dollie Briggs
Garfield
Merle Norman
Central
Johanson Joyce
Joyce
Johanson
Natural Bridge
Rhythm Step
Lucky Stride
Old Maine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!