Local social notes and visits across towns
Mrs Henry Clark and daughter Barbara left for Aurora Illinois to join Mr Clark in Chicago. Mrs Thomas Martin of Detroit Michigan visits Mrs H F Brinkmeyer of Central Ave for Miss Pat Ellison's wedding. Mr and Mrs William Boykin return from Presque Isle Michigan summer college. E R Coker and daughter Carencay head to Sioux City for several weeks. Charles Dagen and Earle Turvey host visitors in Chicago for ten days. William Van Erp returns from two week visit with his son. George Van Erp of Houston Texas also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Barbara
Mrs. Clark
Clyde Slifer
Aurora
Mr. Clark
Chicago
Oklahoma
Thomas Martin
Detroit, Mich
H. F. Brinkmeyer
Central Ave
Pat Ellison
Presque Isle
William Boykin
Robert
Cloverdale
E. R. Coker
Carencay
Sioux City
Ill
Charles Dagen
Earle Turvey
William van Erp
Tytus Ave
R Son
Pat
George An Erp
Houston, Tex
Homemakers Circle 7 Meeting With Ronald Smith
Homemakers Circle 7 plans a Thursday meeting at p m with guest Ronald Smith of 105 Monroe Street. Co hostess is Mrs Norman Kerr jt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle 7
Ronald Smith
Monroe St
Norman Kerr Jt
Art Study Club Dines at Blair's Final Season Highlight
The Art Study Club held its final meeting of the season at Blair's Restaurant with Mrs. Carruthers and Mrs. White in charge. W F E Marshall presided over a business meeting after a dinner set with spring flowers. Member J Purvis outlined next year’s studies while Heyer presented color transparencies from the Philadelphia Museum of Art including the Kaiser Friedrich Collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Blair's
M. FB. Carruthers
W.H. White
W. F E. Marshall
J. Purvis
Ealhmay
R. L. Solter
Stine
Heyer
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Kaiser Friedrich
Philadelphia
Talk On Denmark Is Given Tuesday
Mrs. Robert Ritter hosted Progressive Mothers tonight at Highview Road with Mrs. Andrew Dobrozsi among guests. A meeting led by president Mrs. Willisman discussed the Mental Hygiene Association membership drive. Miss Kronborg shared experiences from Denmark, describing windward farm designs and social life, education, and adult milestones at 14. Next meeting set for Mrs. Willie Whitman at 2024 Central Ave on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ritter
Highview Rd
Andrew Dobrozsi
Willisman
Doris Kronborg
Denmark
Miss Kronborg
Ghe
Ai Achild
Willie Whitman
Central Ave
Installation Dinner at Blair's for Beth Sholom Sisters
Members of Beth Sholom Sisterhood enjoyed a dinner and installation at Blair's. Mrs. T. Agronin served as installing officer. Mrs. E. Jofie was elected president, with Mrs. Sam Bartel as vice president and Mrs. Leo Berman as corresponding secretary. Co-recording secretaries were Mrs. Phil Cohen and S. Lin. Other officers included Mrs. Robert Cohen as religious chairwoman, and a memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatir
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Blair
T. Agronin
E. Jofie
Sam Bertel
Leo Berman
Phil Cohen
S. Lin
Robert Cohen
Jacob Faust
Louis Phill
Lawrence Tere
Sam Bartel
Ted Latarow
Louis
Sol Finklemen
Harry A. Finkileman
Mark Freishman
Ai Rubin
Circle, Florence meeting discusses mental hygiene group work
At Circle number 1 in Florence Mrs. Ba Peterson hosted last evening’s gathering. Mr Standler spoke on Butler County Mental Hygiene Association work and case numbers, followed by remarks from Mrs Ralph Saul advocating hygiene education for children. A lively discussion covered yearly goals and officer changes from last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Peterson
Florence
Homemakers Circle 2 entertains at Aberdeen Drive home
Last evening the Homema ker’s Circle 2 met at Mrs Horga Cramer’s Aberdeen Drive residence for a brief talk by Miss Mary Brehany on county hygiene clinics in Hamilton. Committee reports were given, plans for a husbands’ party next month and a July family picnic were announced, officers installed, corsages exchanged, prizes awarded, and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Orga Cramer
Aberdeen
Mary Brehany
County On
Hamilton
Frank Herzog
William McDonald
William Yarber
Jack Coffey
Weldon Baker
Tudor Morris
Ray Minter
Collett Martin
Yarber
Paul J. Berry
Nurses Alumnae Gatherings and Williams Talk at Hospital
The Alumnae Association of Middletown Hospital School held a business meeting led by Miss Roth Freeman. An alumnae breakfast is planned at LeSourdsville Lake on May 2 with transport via Merc. Fred Baker. A graduate dance invite was extended by the Welfare Auxiliary for Friday May 12. Tea events honor Miss Olga Cunningham, longtime hospital nurse supervisor. Dr. W H Williams spoke on socialized medicine, noting historical shortcomings in England and Germany. A social hour followed with flowers and refreshments. Fidelis Class of St Paul’s met with 38 members, hosting devotionals, a mother daughter event planned for Evansville Lake, and two vocal pieces. Luncheon concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Monroe St
Roth Freeman
LeSourdsville Lake
Merc
Fred Baker
H | Welfare
Ae Hall
Olga Cunningham
Hospitalis
Cunningham
Hospital School of Nursing
W. H. Williams
England
Germany
Mrs. Long
Roy Adkins
Russell Weatherwex
Naydene Orr
Hubbard
Berand M Bere Bucket
Ise
Ruth Marie Crout
Videlis
Fidelis Clase
St. Paul's Church
Wes
Virgil Combs
Bessie Barnes
Eville Lake
Mise Louise Hall
Antique Glassware Shown By Local Group
Mrs. John Mulloy hosted a glassware display Tuesday afternoon at her home for Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Joseph Lindeman presented early American glass and rare pieces. Mrs. Browning summarized the National Continental Congress in Washington DC, noting Mrs. James Patton of Columbus elected Regent General. Officers for three years were chosen, and Mulloy and Harvey named to the Board of Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulloy
Joseph Lindeman
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lindeman
H. B. Harvey
W Browning
National Continental Congress
Washington DC
Browning
James Patton
Columbus
J. Les DuErmit
W. EB
Robert Welte
E. S. Myers
Ralph Schreich
Loree Hagen
Mary Hankinson
Clyde Pence
Harvey
Mulloy
Frank Forbes
Myers
BE. L. Banker
Robert Quinian
Philatha class enjoys covered dish dinner at church
Last evening 33 members of the Serice Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church met in the church social rooms for a covered dish dinner. Mrs Henry A Dell led devotions, and Mrs Guy Smethers presided over the business meeting. Tom Baird gave a program on displaced persons and spoke of his homeland Yo Soviet via Cate and destruction. Max Stamper chaired the dinner with his committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serice Philathea
Baptic Church
Guy Smethers
Henry A. Dell
el. Tepeatira
Wriel
Tom Baird
Cate
United
Mes
Max Stamper
Local Club Names Officers and Supporters in Ceremony
The list includes Mrs W Won as vice president and Fred as patriotic instructor Curtis Powell as historian Men Smith as chaplain Mrs James Campbell as conductor Mes Bet Mrs Frank Byrd as guard Mrs E R Carr as secretary and Mrs Gray with Miss Wilson as treasurer.
Moose ladies host meeting at Exmore home
Greduste Regents Women of the Moose conducted a business meeting at Mrs. Howard Schneider’s Ex cello home. Following the session, members celebrated Mrs. Schneider’s birthday with gifts from several attendees. Refreshments were served. The note adds: the Cape Hatteras lighthouse was closed in 1936 and reactivated in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Howard Schneider
Excello
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Male Chorus Concert Scheduled For May 11
The Scottsh Rite Middletown 42 Club presents a 26 voice male chorus concert at the high school. GordonBattelle directs the group with soprano Miss Merrial Kesaler among featured performers. Originally set for this evening, the event now notes May 11 in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsh Rite
Middletown
RETA ZETA CHAPTER HOLDS INITIAL MEETING
Reta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met last evening in the YMCA directors’ room. Miss Marie Aldridge conducted the installation of officers. Officers named: Mrs. John Griggs president, Mrs. Kay Bailey vice president, Miss Ramona Tabor corresponding secretary, Miss Mauning, Miss Mary Roof historian, Miss Joan Meeker sergeant at arms. A bake sale was planned. The next meeting will be a social at Miss Meeker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Marie Aldridge
John Griggs
Kay Bailey
Ramona Tabor
Mi Ma Aunng
Mary Roof
Joan Meeker
Meeker
Loyal Friends Meet at Mrs McKinney Home
Loyal Friends Class of the First Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Pearl McKinney with Mrs. Claire McKinney as hostess. President Mrs. Chester Fugett presided. Mrs. Harold Brooks gave devotions. Plans were made for a workers conference dinner on May 5 and a Mother and Daughter banquet on May 12. Mrs. Drew Geis led contests and refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
Pearl McKinney
Claire McKinney
Chester Fugett
Harold Brooks
Drew Geis
New Officers Elected by NU Pit MU Grour Nu Phi Mu
Nu Phi Mu met in the Barnitz Room to elect new officers for the majority unit 2. Members approved a slate including president secretary and treasurer and planned a follow up meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NU Pit MU Grour
Nu Phi Mu Gojority Unit 2
Barnitz
Dinner ritual and officer election at Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi at YMCA held an election of officers last evening with Ruby Collins named president and Barbara Tanneather Nancy MacLean Phoebe Henry and Pat Goonan as officers. A hayride with Phalanx Fraternity was announced for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Collins
Barbara Tanneather
Nancy Maclean
Phoebe Henry
Pat Goonan
Phalanx Fraternity
Beta Sigma Phi
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Phi Sorority
the Meadows
Myena Gray
Pattie Baird
Ant McGill
Phyllis Rhoads
JoHanna Pearce
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News of
Estimeto
Hauselman Transportation Company
Legion
Hammond
Opposite City
Mrs. Gilbert Peterson
Nu Pai Mu
Holiday House
Wilis Patrick
Connie Keller
Cecil Wooddell
Robert Smallwood
Lois Basford
Sam
Betty Kilber
Alma Hop
Marilyn Miller
Mise Lindsay
Phyllis Patrick
Marjorie
Pat Gebhart
Central
Mrs, Cramer
Dr. Williams
Philathfa
Apanish
Schneider
Wilson
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Mrs. McKinney
Shinn
Strand Theatre
Harold
Caryle
Army Field
Dupont
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