Sorority Plans Convention Details Discussed at Meeting
Plans for the province convention in Middletown in November were discussed by Mrs. Fred Ziegler at the YMCA meeting of Delta Chi Sigma sorority. About 100 members from Ohio and Canada are expected. Delegates Mrs Nicholas Cornelia and Mrs William Dix represent the local group at the June international convention at Catalina Island. A mother daughter banquet is planned for the May social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fred Ziegler
Last Hight
YMCA
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Ohio
Canada
Nicholas Cornelia
Wiliam Dix
Catalina Island
California
Donald Spears
War Mothers Meet Tomorrow At Middletown Chapter
The Middletown chapter of the American War Mothers plans a 9 a.m. meeting at the American Legion home to make poppies for Memorial Day wreaths. Each member should bring a guest. coffee will be served. The charter will be draped for recently deceased member Mrs. Margaret Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion
John Busseer
Margaret Freeman
DAR Hears State Officer Report on Recent Congress
Mrs. J. W. Smith of Williams burg, historian of the Ohio Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, reported on the Continental Congress in Washington. She outlined cemetery preservation, Revolutionary War soldier records, and noted plans for observances of I Am an American Day and Constitution Day. Gifts to schools, tree planting, Red Cross work, and a Lebanon shrine pilgrimage were also reported along with a June Flag Day luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
J. W. Smith
Wiliamsburg
Ohio Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington
Jonathan B. Smith
Franklin
Trenton
Middletown
MHS
Kate Duncan Smith
Tamassee
Conservation Committee
Red Cross
Lebanon
E. S. Myers
Hamilton Ywca
Butler County
Howard Monger
Franklin-Carlisle Road
Herbert Hoffmann
Edward Chryst
Ruth Brown Rees
J. Les DuErmit
Florence S. Newlin
La Soiree Club Directors Meet
The new La Soiree Dance Club board met last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Nardiello on S Broad Street. Newly elected directors include several couples, guided by the retiring board members Mr and Mrs Harold Leichty and others. The next joint board meeting is set for May 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Egelston on Fleming Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Soiree Dance Club
Jerry Nardiello
S. Broad Street
Russell Dempster
Edgar Morrman
Adrian Smallwood
James Finley
Don Tuttle
Nardiello
Harold Leichty
Earl Egelston
Fleming Road
Council Plans May Fellowship Day Luncheon
The Middletown Council of Church Women schedules the annual May Fellowship Day luncheon at 12:30 p.m. on Friday in Fellowship Hall of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Giles will present a film about migrant work, with plans for agricultural migrants. Collecting game kits and toys for the migrant project, chaired by Mrs. Kern, with Mrs. Hansford and Mrs. Beyerlein handling related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Leonard Hansford
George Beyerlein
Tea Honors Houseguests in Middleton
Mrs. Frank Robbins hosts a tea at her 4th Avenue home this afternoon from 4 to 6 p m in honor of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Kirk Eichelberger of Berkeley California. The visitors renew old friendships with Middleton residents during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robbins
4Th Avenue
Kirk Eichelberger
Berkeley
Calif
Travel Notes and Social Roundup Including Washington Visit
Travel notes report Mr and Mrs Milton Findorf of Madison Wisconsin staying with Mr and Mrs Dave Gan of Fleming Road en route to Norfolk Virginia. Miss Agatha Evers returns from a Washington DC vacation visiting relatives and serving as soloist at a wedding and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Findorf
Madison, Wis
Davegan
Fleming Road
Findorfs
Norfolk Va
Agatha Evers
Washington, D. C
Edward Behrens
Charles Behrens
Alexandria
Miss Evers
Nicklas Theodore Behrens
Darlene Wright
Brookland Methodist Church
Washington
Lso
Marie Bredkamp
Carl Nicklas
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Dinner Honoring Mothers By Middletown Assembly 68
Rainbow daughters group will honor their mothers with a covered dish dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Miss Grace Ann Bogenholm plans a short program and ceremony of honor, with table decorations by Miss Judy Zecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Memorial Day Committee to Meet at American Legion
The Memorial Day Committee and all chairmen will hold a meeting at the American Legion home tomorrow at 8 p.m. The gathering aims to finalize plans for observances and coordinate duties among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Day Committee
American Legion
Sorority Elects Nancy Polley President at YMCA Meet
Psi chapter Nu Phi Mu sorority elected Nancy Polley as president at a YMCA meeting. New officers include Peggy Cox vice president Lucille Crout recording secretary Faye McPherson corresponding secretary Kathleen Sullivan treasurer Nancy Barr librarian. May 18 installation at Holiday House. Wayride planned for Saturday night outside the high school gym. Mary Harris reports mother daughter dinner at The Meadows tonight at 6 30. Bake sale set for May 8 outside Burnett's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Polley
Psi Chapter
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Peggy Cox
Lucille Crout
Faye McPherson
Kathleen Sullivan
Nancy Barr
Holiday House
Mary Harris
the Meadows
Burnett's
Catholic Nurses Group Sets Monday Reorganization Meeting
The Butler County Unit of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses meets Monday at 8 pm in Mercy Hospital School of Nursing auditorium Hamilton to plan Marian Year Pilgrimage mission projects and Catholic action. The group may join Cincinnati unit for a May 17 Ohio River cruise aboard the Johnson party boat with May 10 plans to be discussed. Dorothy Briede invites Catholic nurses from any hospital to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Johnson
Dorothy Briede
Butler County Council
Church group programs highlight mother daughter events
Fidelis Class at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church welcomed members and visitors as Mrs Forrest Barnes presided. Mother daughter banquet planned for May 14 in the church social room with refreshments provided by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wray
H. H. Jung
Fidelis
St. Pauls
Middletonians Attend Luncheon Honoring May Festival Contributors
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Simon and Mrs. Robert Ramsdell will attend a luncheon hosted by the Town Club in Cincinnati tomorrow. The event honors the soloists and conductors of the May Festival with Mrs. John Hoffman chairing the Ohio Federated Music Clubs Department of the Women's Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simon
Robert Ramsdell
John Hoffman
Town Club
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Ohio Federated Music Clubs Department
Art Study Club Concludes Season With Covered-Dish Dinner
The Art Study Club held its final meeting of the season with a covered-dish dinner at Mrs. Maurice Carruthers on Euclid Street. Committee members included Nellie Losh Howard Ward Bruce Peters Kenneth Billman and F W Lockard. Publicity for next year goes to Mrs James Purvis and Federation delegate to Mrs Harvey Apple. Program chair Billman will be assisted by Peters Davidson Kendall Wilson and Heyer. Mr and Mrs Reid Kenyon presented the evening with films and slides from a six week European trip showing cathedrals landscapes and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Study Club
Maurice Carruthers
Euclid Street
Nellie Losh
Howard Ward
Bruce Peters
Kenneth Billman
F. W. Lockard
James Purvis
Harvey Apple
Federation
Billman
Peters
R. L. Davidson
L. R. Kendall
Dorothy Wilson
Robert Heyer
Reid Kenyon
UC Nursing Grads To Meet In Dayton Group Dinner
The University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health Day ton Group will hold its annual dinner at West Milton Inn on Monday at 6 30 p m Mrs Vergie Michael assistant chief nurse at Brown Hospital Veterans Administration Dayton will review the 1954 American Nurses Assn Convention An election of officers will be held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health
Dayton Group
West Milton Inn
West Milton
Vergie Michael
Brown Hospital
Veterans Administration
Dayton
American Nurses Assn
Homemakers Circle Two installs officers and appoints committees
Last night at Mrs. William Yarber's home Homemakers Circle Two installed new officers and named committees. Mrs. Yarber and Mrs. Edward Allen led as membership and project chairmen, with serving on ways and means Mrs. Morehead, Mrs. Ann Fay, Mrs. Paul J. Berry, and Mrs. Russell Wilde. Corsages were given by outgoing president Mrs. Ray Minter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yarber
Donald Unger
Robert Moorehead
Yarber
Edward Allen
Morehead
Ann Fay
Paul J. Berry
Russell Wilde
Ray Minter
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meeting and Mothers Club Election
The Coming Up Letter Carriers Auxiliary meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Girls Club with Mrs Pir Whis ler Mrs Ed Marts and Mrs A J Hester as hostesses. Officers to be elected tomorrow at 8 p.m. Monroe Elementary Mothers Club conducts its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pir] Whisler
Ed Marts
A. J. Hester
Monroe Elementary Mothers Club
Local church groups host meetings with readings and music
Women of Oakland Presbyterian Church, Ama ma Class at First Baptist, and members led programs last night. Mrs. Blair reviewed Within These Borders while Mrs. Wikoff highlighted family activities as National Family Week themed remarks. Next meeting will be a Chautauqua dinner hosted by Mrs. Le Masure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
G. C. Crozier
William Wetzel
A. E. Duvall
West Middletown
J. L. Glass
Francis M. Blair
Women’s Assn
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Parker Tuttle
7Th Avenue
Thomas Sullivan
Louis van Guelpen
John S. Parr
Linden Avenue
Earle Dale
William le Masure
Chautauqua
Births Reported for Local Residents and Military Family
Vital statistics list several newborns yesterday including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fuller of 1508 Hudson Ave and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Murphy of Rufus St. Also a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy of Franklin and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zulock of West Middletown Rt. 2. Sgt. and Mrs. James E. Faris in Neu Ulm Germany welcomed a son May 4 at General Hospital Stuttgart. Grandparents are Mrs. Rachel Faris and Mrs. Agnes Daniels. Sgt. Faris has served in Germany for two years. Mrs. Faris and son James E. III have lived there since February 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Fuller
Hudson Ave
Russell Murphy
Rufus St
John Cassidy
Deardoff Rd
Franklin
Louis Zulock
West Middletown Rt. 2
James E. Faris
Jean Daniels
Neu Ulm
Germany
General Hospital
Stuttgart
Rachel Faris
Vanderveer Street
Agnes Daniels
Forest Avenue
Faris
James E. III
Marriage Licenses Granted in Hamilton and Surrounding Areas
A list of recent marriage licenses includes Anthony D. LoBuono 26 dairy worker and Lillian R. Tenore of Hamilton. Mark A. Pierson Jr. 24 shovel operator and Mary Margaret Korb 24 of Hamilton. Harry Louis Norris 35 and Nancy Louise Carter 29 of New Miami. Lewis Benge 31 U S Army and Dona Lee Bowling 31 of Hamilton. Robert W. Hughes 27 property clerk and Dolores Eagan 18 of 2015 Arlington Ave. Edward Fisher 22 Armco employee 1415 Grove St and Joan Patterson 21 of 625 Waite St. David Clear 22 plasterer and Mina L. Vale 19 of Hamilton. James A. Cavender 26 service engineer and Doris Lindsey 20 of Hamilton. Milton E. Flowers 27 postal clerk Hamilton and Ruth Scro gg ins 23 of Middletown. Clifford W. Culham Jr. carpenter Farmington Mich and Joan Ballard 21 secretary 4324 Grand Ave Middletown. W John Sauter 21 mechanic 1510 Lawn Ave and Joanne Hatton 20 stenographer 2314 Queen Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony D. LoBuono
Lillian R. Tenore
Hamilton
Mark A. Pierson Jr
Mary Margaret Korb
Harry Louis Norris
Nancy Louise Carter
New Miami
Lewis Benge
U. S. Army
Dona Lee Bowling
Robert W. Hughes
N. Broad St
Dolores Eagan
Arlington Ave
Edward Fisher
Armco
Grove St
Joan Patterson
Waite St
David Clear
Mina L. Vale
James A. Cavender
Doris Lindsey
Milton E. Flowers
Ruth Scroggins
Eighth Ave
Middletown
Clifford W. Culham Jr
Carpenter
Farmington
Mich
Joan Ballard
Grand Ave
John Sauter
Lawn Ave
Joanne Hatton
Queen Ave
Hospital Census List Sorts Patients by Residence and Status
A compiled hospital census lists patients by name and origin with their medical or surgical status. The roll includes Jones from Dayton Oxford Mendal Hoover West Middletown and others across Franklin, Middletown, and Dayton areas.
Junior Order To Honor State Councilor Here
Sixteen councils of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will honor state councilor Harry E. Fetter with a degree initiation at the Junior Order hall in Springfield. Fetter, linked with Wittenberg College, travels from Bloomington to Ohio for his fifth tour stop and will outline plans to celebrate Flag Day. Degree teams from Middletown, Dayton area groups, and several Ohio communities will confer the work. William E. Burdsall will present Fetter. Participating councils include Miami Crown Dayton Fairborn Piqua Tipp City Troy Fidelity West Manchester Arcanum Waynesville Spring Valley Miamisburg New Lebanon and Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Springfield
N. Broad St
Harry E. Fetter
Fetter
Wittenberg College
Blanchester
Ohio
Middletown
Dayton
William E. Burdsall
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
Miami
Crown
Fairborn
Piqua
Tipp City
Troy
Fidelity
West Manchester
Arcanum
Waynesville
Spring Valley
Miamisburg
New Lebanon
Lebanon
Cubs Advance To Scout Ranks At First Presbyterian
Cub Pack One meeting at the First Presbyterian Church last evening saw five Cubs promoted to Boy Scout Troop 2 under Scoutmaster Charles Lockmeyer. Recipients were Joe Newlin Bob Bender Mike Graney Douglas Lewis and Martin Galloway. Jeffrey Heilman and Danny Strickland earned boocat awards. Next meeting set for June 8 at 6 30 pm at Armco private park for a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Lockmeyer
Joe Newlin
Bob Bender
Mike Graney
Douglas Lewis
Martin Galloway
Jeffrey Heilman
Danny Strickland
Armco
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Poe
Ce Tome Eva
Favey
Foat
Dillman’s
DIAL
Young ST
Council
Rothman
Moore St
THE
Starr Floral CO
S. Main ST
Clayton Street
Arch of God
John Wells
Arnold Cox
Mozelle Sprinkle
Keyser West
Ray Haren
Marvin Richardson
Paul Davis
Sprinkle
H. Harris Stockton
Bethany, Ky
Harold Flatter
Maple Park
EUB Church
T. F. Barnett
Sam Mallory
Charles Wagner
Tom Sanders
Damon Grant
Bert Hughes
Ellsworth Lloyd
Wagner
Mallory
Grant
Middletonians
UC Nursing Grads
George Wedekind
Blanche Halsey
C. E. Popp
Ann Snethen
Joan Smith
Martha Ramsdell
Fenton
William Hawthorne
Paul Foeh
North Broad St
Floyd Hale
Eaton Ave
Robert Sant
Central Ave
Robert Fiscus
Baltimore St
Minnie Sturgeon
Middletown Rt. 2
Willis
Raymond Belt
Surgical
W. H. Henry
1St Ave
Rennie Nickell
N. Grimes St
Earl Tharpe
Franklin, Surgical
Vicky Tinch
Ralph Tinch
Frankli
Medical
Roy Pochel
Paul McClure
Arthur McClure
Elmer Kelso
Fairmount Ave
Tommy Wilson Sr
Bridge St
Franklin Miami Valley Hospital
William Wilson
Elizabeth Wetzel
Magnolia
Anderson Vernon
Tytus
Diana Sooy
Brainard Sooy
Stanley
William Smith
Jefferson Ave
Emmett Sherron
Braham Rd
Mary Morris
Daniel Lewis
Navaho
Ptored Jones
Dayton-Oxford
Mendal Hoover
Rt. 1
Edgar Goodwin
Gideon
Ru Floren Duncil
16Th Ave
Chester Davis
Navaho St
Dryfus Combs
N. Leibee
Zeith
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Hardy
Manchester
Val
Strand
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