Kappa Delta State Day Election Highlights Ohio Day
Mrs. Burnell C. Roberts of Cuyahoga Falls was elected president of the Kappa Delta Alumnae Assn of Ohio at the second bennial Ohio State Day event in Columbus. Miss Susann Sigler of Silver Lake was named vice president, Mrs. E. A. Leatherman of Cuyahoga Falls secretary, and Mrs. J. A. Bennett of Akron treasurer. The Columbus alumnae welcomed guests including Mrs. J. Allen Frear, wife of the Delaware senator and past national VP, who spoke on keeping the Kappa Delta pin in place. Delegates came from Miami Valley, Ohio State, Miami, Cincinnati, Ohio University, Toledo and Wittenberg, with 101 college chapters planned after East Texas State College joins Commerce, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnell C. Roberts
Cuyshoga Falls
Kappa Delta Alumnae Assn
Ohio
Columbus
Susann Sigler
Silver Lake
E. A. Leatherman
Cuyahoca Falls
J. A. Bennett
Akron
J. Smith Hoffman
Kappa
Kappa Delta
Miami Valley Alumnae Assn
Robert Marvin
George Fudge
Edward F. Herrick
Lebanon
Frederick W. Nessler
Middletown
Ohio State University
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
University of Toledo
Wittenberg University
East Texas State College
Commerce, Tex
Kapha Delta
Holy Trinity Card Party Plans Completed
Mrs Joseph Herr and Mrs Clad Kennedy co chairs have completed final plans for the Holy Trinity card party at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Wednesday at 8 pm Guests bring their own cards and may play any game Tickets can be obtained by calling local organizers at listed addresses and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herr
Clad Kennedy
Holy Trinity
Knights of Columbus Hall
Jeannette Thompson
Chardelie Weber
Mary Enright
Carl Burgemeier
Thei
Thomas Burney
Jackson Lane
Charles Murphy
Curtis St
Julanne McGuff
Ross St
Dan Donisi
Jackson St
Miami University bands elect new officers and board
New MU Band officers are J Earl Jones president from Middletown Rt 3 and Linda Fording secretary of North Ridgeville with Cormeton as vice-president. Executive board includes J Dallae Smith of Oxford and Steven L Murray of Bradenton Fla. Riwades served as president last year. All are juniors except Murray who is a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
J. Earl Jones
Middletown
Rt. 3
William L. Rhoades
Cormeton
Linda Fording
North Ridgeville
J. Dallae Smith
Steven L. Murray
Brandenton
Fla. Riwades
Miami
School of Education
Murray
Playhouse To Honor Best Performances
Middle town's Actor's Playhouse votes on top performances of the year at a meeting held in the basement of the Mid dletown Fine Art Center. Ed Seamon announces annual banquet May % at the Sports Bowl where awards will be presented. Members will also discuss summer workshop plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Actor's Playhouse
Middletown Fine Art Center
American Legion
Ed Seamon
Outdoor Concert at Miami Canceled
An outdoor concert by the Miami University Symphonic Band listed for May 13 has been cancelled due to unusually heavy activities preventing time for preparation. Conductor A D Lekvold announced the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University Symphonic
Uuniversity
A. D. Lekvold
McElroy Elected to American Democratic Action Board
Washington AP reports newly elected board members of the Americans for Democratic Action include Mark McElroy attorney general of Ohio and Morris Riger Cleveland regional director of the Textile Workers Union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Mark McElroy
Attorney Genera
Ohio
Morris Riger
Cleveland
Textile Workers 'Union
Former Middletonian Mrs Michigan crown highlights local roots
Mrs Geraldine Scott, 35, a Middletown native and wife of Dr John E Scott, was crowned Mrs Michigan after winning state finals. The Traverse City area resident, a Catholic lay teacher and PTA volunteer, will compete in Mrs America in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, June 2 to 14, with prize packages including a home furnishings package and a two week all expenses paid trip for her and her husband. The Scotts own a 300 acre Christmas tree farm and raise four children Deborah, Diana, Maureen, and Kathleen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Michigan
Geraldine L. Scott
Traverse City
Mich
Middletown
Fred A. Kaiser
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Scott
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John A. Berry
Curtis St
Geraldine Scott
John A Berry
Curtis Sr
John E. Scott
Tri-County Health Department
Grand Traverse
Leelanau
Benzie
Rom
Flora
Allendda
Frankfort
PTA
Grand Traverse Safety Council
County Medical Society
Scotts
Deborah
Diana
Maureen
Kathleen
Play Slated By Hamilton Civic Theater
The Greater Hamilton Civic Theater will present The Dough Girls May 2 through 28 at Washington High School in Hamilton. The wartime housing shortage farce will be directed by C. C. Fracker, with tickets via Nirad Music Co or Mrs Joanne Maye at 1 S. Gersam Ave or the theater box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Hamilton Civic Theater
Washington High School
Hamilton
Washington
C. C. Fracker
Nirad Music Co
Joanne Maye
S. Gersam Ave
Buler County
Contestants Accepted For String Congress
Eight young string musicians from Ohio and Kentucky were accepted as contestants in the second annual String Congress. The audition is May 4 at 1 p.m. in Cincinnati to select a scholarship for the International Spring Congress in Puerto Rico June 21 to August 15. Participants include Martha Edwards Dayton Dennis Kennedy Bowling Green Christine Louis Louisville Jacquelin Mastes Groveport Joseph Pival Lexington William Stocker Richmond Karl Van Ausdale Dayton Kathleen Vester Chillicothe. Sponsorship covers eight weeks of study with 99 other talented players at the Cincinnati Musicians' Academy. The contest and Congress are tied to the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music and the American Federation of Musicians. The Summer Congress will be at Inter-American University San German Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Puerto Rico
Martha Edwards
Dayton
Dennis Kennedy
Bowling Green
Christine Louis
Louisville
Jacqueline Mastes
Groveport
Joseph Pival
Lexington
William R. Stocker
Richmond
Karl H. van Aus
Shower Honors Sarah O'Neil Bride Elect
Mrs Warvin Monroe and Mrs Richard Monoe hosted a Miscellaneous shower Saturday night at the latters home on Roosevelt Avenue for bride elect Miss Sarah O'Neil of South Main Street. Guests included Miss Judy Burgess, Miss Heather Hidy, Miss Peggy Billett, Miss Mary O'Neil, Miss Betsy O'Neil, Miss Leo O'Neil, Mrs Homer Mill, Mrs J B Monroe, Mrs John Owen, Mrs Terry Bowman, and out of town guests Miss Donna Tartar of Cincinnati and Miss Treva True of Dayton. Carl Monroe is son of Mr and Mrs J B Monroe of Tytus Avenue. The wedding is set for June 10 at the Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warvin Monroe
Richard Monoe
Latters
Roosevelt Avenue
Sarah O'Neil
Carl Monroe
Mause McCabe
Darrell Basters
Carol Head Cleveland
Judy Burgess
Heather Hidy
Peggy Billett
Mary O'Neil
Betsy O'Neil
Leo O'Nei
Homer Mill
J. B. Monroe
John Owen
Terry Bowman
Donna Tartar
Cincinnati
Treva True
Dayton
O'Neil
South Main Street
Monroe
J.B. Monroe
Tytus Avenue
Church of the Ascension
Surprise housewarming for Cornet couple at Carol Ann Lane
A surprise party was held Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cornet at their new home on Carol Ann Lane. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Akernion, Mr. and Mrs. William Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Cornet
Carol Ann Lane
Jack Akernion
Wiliam Howard
Paul Smith
Jack Sheets
Gibbs Win First Prize at Mayfield Fire Dept Event
At the Mayfield Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Hobo convention held Saturday in the firehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibbs won first prize for costumes. Games awards were given to Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roof, and Mr. and Mrs James Kein. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Wells, Mr. and Mrs Robert Ryan, Mr. and Mrs Pete Guido, Mr. and Mrs John Fish, and Mr. and Mrs Joe Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gibbs
Mayfield Fire Department
Donald Bulls
Gibbs
Ben Roof
James Kein
Winfred Wells
Robert Ryan
Pete Guido
John Fisha
Joe Miller
Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals Across Towns
Saturday births list multiple couples from Lebanon to West Middletown noting boy or girl outcomes. Yesterday births include numerous Franklin addresses with several families, plus out of town entries and hospital notes. Dismissals list Virgil Adkins and Pearl Baigley among discharged patients, with others noted by town and hospital affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dunn
Lebanon
Robert E. Burton
Sheffield St
James Chappell
S. Broad St
Boyd Hackney
S. Clinton St
Robert Beil
Graitts
David Lawson
Franklin Rt. 2
Ralph Newton
Union Rd
Franklin
Hobart L. Chase
Hetzler
West Middletown
Harry Patla
Spring Ave
Gary L. Cooper
Keister
George W. Dixon
Mounted Rd
Herschel Campbell
Springboro Pk
Robert Faulkner
Arlie Reynolds
iExcello
Harlden E. Simpkins
West Middletown Rt
Mis. Russell Baker
West Middle Own
Freda Howser
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Virgil Adkins
Yankee
Pearl Baigiey
Earl Barret
Staten
Vernon Breitenbecher
Mary &. Brown
Detroit
Lich
Community Events Commitee Meeting Noted
Mrs James Cole of West Mid getown Mrs Crawford Copenhaver Germantown Rt 1 Sisterhood Council of Beth Sho William Cox Manchester Rd Temple will hold its annual election meeting tomorrow at 1pm The session will be preceded by a board meeting The Jewish Hospital reference and addresses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cole
West Midgetown
Crawford Copenhaver
I Germantown
Sisterhood Council of
Beth Sho
William Cox
Manchester Rd
Lem Temple
John Edwards
Vander
Temple
William Garvin
S. Sutphin St
Theodore Glancy
Ing
Mrs Clarence Jones and Mrs Gary West In The Hospital
In The Hospital Mrs Clarence Jones of Trenton and Mrs Gary West of Central Ave are listed as patients. The note provides no further details about their conditions or wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Trenton
Gary West
Central Ave
Travel Notes From Diverse Cities Span Ohio Visit
Travel notes recount Robert Sherer of Las Vegas and Mrs Frank Conlon of Norfolk visiting with their sister Mrs Ruey Sherter of Jackson Street. They came because their mother Mrs Virgil Sherer of Eaton was admitted to Middletown Hospital for surgery. Judge and Mrs Fred B Cram ler of Aberdeen Drive returned from Cleveland after attending a three day Ohio State Bar Assn convention at the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherer
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank Conlon
Norfolk
Ruey Sherter
Jackson Street
Virgil Sherer
Eaton
Middletown Hospital
Fred B. Cramler
Aberdeen Drive
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar Assn
Sheraton
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Chardelle Weber
McElroy
Inwuhe Nat
YG Pleo
Hamilton Civic Theater
Olds
Oldsmobile
North Verity Pkwy
Heber Jones, Inc
Middletown, Ohio
Stri
Albert Enz
Bea Harrison St
Excello
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Joseph L. Tyler
Russell Curmingham
Woodlawn Ave
Edna Gillman
Grand Ave
John D. Keith
Verity Plivy
Kennie Collins
Church
Judith Goodtee
Joseph Goodlee
Lamberton St
Kirkhimer
Elizabeth Lesher
Frank
Carl Raymond Hon Jr
Wilson St
Ralph Farquer
Charles H. Thompson
Ernest Bates
Miamisburg
Glenn Rasason
S. Main St. William
Burton
St. Sutphin
Lora Brown
Butler Brown
Gratis
Ralph Day
First Ave
Charles Brandenburg
Imr
Charles Brandensburg
Frankin
Martin P Smith
Luther P. Smith
Sleebig Rd
An’or Scibilia
Pease FE
Ham
Ilton
Omar Hacker
Miles Haddix
Bernicere
Mrs
Carl Jay
Florence
Ernest King
Ottawa St
Lemad Lawson
Hillire
Frank Mathers Jr
20Hire
Deborah McCarty
Ernest McCarty
Highland St
Thomas Mccarty
Winona
Lucretia McGuire
Willie McGuire
Lila Pence
Albert Richardson
Hans Sinamerger
Long Island
Shaile Kay Taulbee
Rexford Taulbee
Navaho St
Daniel Townsend
Cec] Townsend
Robert O. Weaver
Trene
Ton
Louise Wofford
Curtis
Luther Couch
David
Dowrey
Mr. Land
Dae Dowrey
Hannah
David Duncan
Lance Duncan
Pershing Ave
Leamon Dye
Fernwood St
Thomas J. Gardner
John Gardner
Wilshire
Charles Garrett
Auburn
Janet Jones
Robert Jones
Hanover St
Ernest Larson
Rufus St
William P. Lewis
18Th Ave
Robert J. Miller
Mollie Plummer
John C. Plummer
E. L. Phillips
Kenwood Dr. Jewish Hospital
Levis
America
Levi Flip Tops
Huskies
Ross’ Ven A Rovewear
Ross’ Men & Boyswear
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