Shower Honors Joanne Hatton Before May 15 Wedding
A Columbus party hosted by Mrs. Les Mills wrapped up a series of pre nuptial events for Miss Joanne Hatton bride elect of John Sauter. Pink and silver decor and a pink rose centerpiece framed the refreshment table as gifts were shared. Prizes went to Mrs. John Howard and Miss Hatton. The couple plans an open church wedding May 15 at First EUB Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Hatton
John Sauter
Les Mills
Columbus
John Howard
Miss Hatton
Mr. Sauter
EUB
Annual Mothers Study League Banquet Scheduled
The Mothers Study League holds its annual spring banquet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Calvary Methodist Church also hosts its annual mother daughter banquet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Study League
First Presbyterian Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Civic Chorus Announces Final Pops Concert of Season
The Mid dletown Civic Chorus closes its season with the annual Pops concert Friday at 8 p.m. in Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Tickets available at Manchester Hotel cigar stand Goldflies Music Store or at the box office. The program blends sacred works popular and semi classical pieces and will include numbers from Oklahoma. Featured vocalists are Mrs. Charles Hald Jack Murray Miss June McCracken John Puckett Walter W. Davis pastor of First Methodist Church will perform an organ solo. The annual Young Artists Series winners will be announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops
Middletown Civic Chorus
Roosevelt Junior High School
Civic Chorus
Manchester Hotel
Goldflies Music Store
Oklahoma
Charles Hald
Jack Murray
June McCracken
John
Miss Georgina Silliman Heads Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter
Miss Georgina Silliman of Oxford was installed as president of Chi chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at a Starday picnic at Miss Mabel Eldridge’s Franklin home. She succeeds Miss Veda McCray, who has led the group for three years. Middletonians attending included several named teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina Silliman
Oxford
Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma Starday
Mabel Eldridge
Franklin
Silliman
Veda McCray
Teachers’ Organization
Pact
Mothers Day Banquet Held by Semper Fidelis Class
Ninety members and guests of Semper Fidelis Class at First Baptist Church attended a mother daughter banquet. Tables featured green crepe paper and red geraniums with miniature wheelbarrows for place settings. After a program including songs and talks, officers were nominated for June elections, with Mrs. Cecil Richardson as general chairman and decorations by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hazel Duvall
Otto Kash
J. W Holman
Earl Dale
Franklin A. Stiles
Frances Franklin
E. J. Hogan
Vernon Gose
Lawrence Shackleford
Clarence Lowe
Fred Neal
Andy Harger
Cecil Richardson
Harold Weikel
Joe Baker
Hal Stevens
Thurman McQuinn
Luther Brumfield
Harger
Harry Campbell
C. E. Popp
Dudley Acton
Arthur Hall
John Davis
Finley Lykins
Lodges Lone Star Past Councilors Plan July Picnic
In The Lodges Lone Star Past Councilors meeting at Mrs. Walter Cavell's home eleven members attended. Mrs. Leslie Cremer to chair the July picnic with Mrs. Glen Chaney as co host. Mrs. James Buchanan will host the June meeting at 712 Crawford St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Walter Cavell
Leslie Cremer
Glen Chaney
James Buchanan
Crawford St
Miami Student Wins Fulbright Study Grant
Miss Patricia Ann Thackrey of Westerville will study French and German at the University of Strasbourg after receiving a Fulbright award. She graduates from Miami University in June and is a member of Gamma Phi Beta and Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Patricia Ann Thackrey
Westerville
Miami
Department of State
William Marion Miller
Thackrey
University of Strasbourg
France
Miller
S. I. Thackrey
Westerville High School
Gamma Phi Beta
Phi Beta Kappa
Ye Merrie Players
Lucille di Paola
Bayside
L. I
Sorbonne
Paris
Willis K. Jones
Philippines
Engaged Pair Feted By Franklin Friends
Mrs. Walter Anderson hosts an informal party at her Chautauqua home honoring Helen Reickhoff and her fiancé Charles Shartle Bridge. Attending couples include Mr. and Mrs. Dechant Day Sherron Rayburn ONeal Price Wagner and Bond. The couple is to marry Saturday afternoon in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Chautauqua
Jack Bond
Union Road
Franklin
Helen Reickhoff
Fairbors
Charles Shartle Bridge
William Dechant
Paul Day
Marvin Sherron
Mervin Rayburn
Travel Notes From Readers Overseas and Local Trips
Travel notes list residents visiting Florida and Ohio locations. Elmer and Mrs Matthews spent winter in Hyde Park Tampa with Mrs John Congdon. Nick Augspurger vacationed in Fort Myers. Dr and Mrs Ralph Parmenter and daughters Becky and Kathy returned from Akron for a Dussel Liddell wedding. Dussel is Parmenter’s nephew. Mrs Carl Storck attended Mother's Day weekend at Miami University. her son David Storck is a sophomore and she stayed at the Sigma Nu house. Other local mothers visited Athens Ohio University with their children Tom Roper Florence Thress William Weaver and Tom McDonald Jr. The Middletonians returned after a three day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Matthews
Carolina Street
Nick Augspurger
Florida
Matthews
Hyde Park
Tampa
John Congdon
Mr. Augspurger
Fort Myers
Ralph Parmenter
Becky
Kathy
15Th Avenue
Akron
Parmenters
Dussel-Liddell
Mr. Dussel
Parmenter
Carl Storck
Dix Road
Miami University
David Storck
Oxford
Storck
Sigma Nu
A. E. Roper
Brucl? Street
Mildred Thress
Arlington Avenue
Maurice Weaver
Yankee Road
T. O. McDonald Sr
Ohio University, Athens
Tom Roper
Florence Thress
William Weaver
Tom McDonald Jr
Middletonians
Jacksonburg EUB Mothers Club selects flowers at meeting
Members met at Mrs. Charles Falls home with twenty members and two guests present. Prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Childers and Mrs. Mary Lou Stacy. Mrs. Joe Wade to host June gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
EUB Church
Mothers’ Club
Charles Fall
Elmer Childers
Mary Lou Stacy
Joe Wade
Tilmon Ellison to address Civitan Club on citizen responsibility
City prosecutor Tilmon Ellison will discuss citizen responsibility under the law with Civitan Club members at their noon luncheon tomorrow in the Hotel Manchester. His talk titled Who Are the Guilty? will be followed by remarks from Robert Barnard, cerebral palsy fund campaign chairman, on the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilmon Ellison
Civitan Club
Manchester
Uise
Ellison
Robert Barnard
Vital Statistics Births Patchwork of Local Families Welcome Newborns
Local births announce a series of baby boys and girls born to families in Middletown, Franklin, Verity Parkway, Kingsdale, and surrounding areas. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds, Raymond Curtis, Roy Barnett, Samuel Lawson, Ivan Neely, Wayne Rogers, Cecil Short, Cedell Pearson, Harold Combs, Ollie Byrd, Eugene Taylor, Lee Settles, and an out of town listing for a baby at Hamilton Mercy Hospital. Family names span multiple towns with relatives listed as maternal and paternal grandparents from Middletown, Rochester, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reynolds
Lewis St
Raymond Curtis
Middletown
Roy Barnett
Brentownod St
Samuel Lawson
Jefferson Rd
Ivan Neely
Fain St
Franklin
Sunny
Wayne Rogers
Marshall Rd
Cecil Short
Webster St
Cedell Pearson
West Carrollton
Harold Combs
Re N
Verity
Ollie Byrd
Kings Ae
Eugene Taylor
No. 10Th Ave
Lee Settles
Yankee Rd
Robert Schanke
Betty Colyer
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Donald Colyer
Louis Schanke
Rochester
Minn
Marriage Licenses Filed in Hamilton Area
Robert Bates 21 of Middletown and Carol Hester 21 of Hamilton. George Gibson 19 U S Marine Corps and Georgia Smith 19 of Hamilton. Charlies McWilliams 24 assembler and Marilyn Konrad 22 payroll clerk, both of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bates
Armco
Young St
Middletown
Carol Hester
Dixie Hwy
Hamilton
George Gibson
U. S. Marine Corps
Georgia Smith
Charlies McWilliams
Marilyn Konrad
Hospital Patient List Repairs and Dismissals Noted
A hospital roster lists multiple patients from Cincinnati Hamilton Cleveland and surrounding areas with medical or surgical conditions. Dismissals and ongoing treatments noted include Mrs. Walter Miller and others from various streets and towns.
Central PTO Plans May 2 Lawnfete With Co-Chairs
The lawnfete committee met last night at Mrs. Prosperi's home to finalize plans for the May 2 affair. Attendees included co chairmen Mrs. Prosperi and Mrs. Chalmer Ferguson, Ed Johnston Central PTO president, and Principal Ray Standafer. The Vermont home of former President Calvin Coolidge is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Mario Prosperi
Chalmer Ferguson
Prosperi
Ed Johnston
Central Pto
Ray Standafer
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Sufi
Mayflower
Hauselman
Oxonian Heads
Porter’s Paints
Central Ave
Civitan
Butler Dry Cleaners
Clinton
Orville Shearer
Germantown
Herman Tigges
Trenton
John Watson
17Th Ave
Scott Banks
Oxford State
Herbert Cutter
Wilbraham
Joseph Flanagan
Orchard St
Charles Frazee
Oregonia
Richard Johnson
Centralve
Albert Larsson
Woodside Ave
Charles Baker
Buena Ave
James Blount
Clarence Buckhalter
Michigan Ave
Ida Centers
5Th Ave
Ben Flack
Edward Flack
Excelle
Jee Foley
Woodlawn
Ward Hanna
John Haskett
Cincinnati
William Horn
N. Sutphin
Glen Kellis
Elmo Kelso
Fairmount Ave
Paul McPherson
10Th Ave
George Schmidt
Elsmere St
Herschel Shaw
Middletown Rt. 1
Willie Smith
Campton, Ky
Clara Baker
Sycamore
Charles Doebler
Oxforde State Rd
Mabel Myers
Charles Myers
Trenston
Rt. 1
Richard Edward Driver
George J. Driver Jr
Cincinenati Children’s Hospital
Jerry Sebastian
Tom Cottagianis
John Hensley
Crescent Blvd
Stanley McKinney
Franklin Rt. 2
Richard Easterling
Roosevelt Ave
Asa Richardson
Washington St
John Crow
Waneta St
Per Baker
Arney Baker
Glen Ave
Cleveland Lattimore
Baltimore St
Candice Foster
Monroe St
Juanita Brewer
Minnesota St
George Triplett
Christel Ave
Margaret Boudinet
Rt. 3
Good Samaritan Hospital
Melva O'Neill
Grove St
Charlene Werner
Harry Werner
Mercy Hospital
Walter Miller
N. Sutphin St
Bert Shearer
Mr. and
Lawnfete
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Band Box
Launderers
Paramount Theater
Ter
Carpenters
Big Yank Union
Big Yank
Army
Union Trade
Levi's
Carhartt Shop
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