Mothers Are Honored By Rainbow Girls Banquet
The Middletown Assembly of Rainbow Girls hosted a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Masonic Temple with a Welcome Mothers display, carnation corsages, and a date book for each mother. Frances Cogan welcomed attendees, with Mrs. K W Flint replying. Nancy Berkey sang Mother, as Miss Joan Morris accompanied. Officers introduced included Cogan Riggs Squires Davison Steiger Berkey and Gose. Post banquet, many mothers attended the senior play Kind Lady with Rainbow Girls in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Frances Cogan
K. W. Flint
Nancy Berkey
Joan Morris
Sue Steiger
Phyllis Gose
Beverly Figgins
Pat Cogan
Phyllis Forster
Zelma Kah
Gleaner's Class Donates Money To Kiddies Day
The Gleaner's Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church voted to give money for the Kiddies Day picnic at LeSourdsville. The meeting was held last night at Mrs. C. H. Sullivan's Manchester Road home. Mrs. Robert Brown presided. Mrs. Vance Cribbs spoke, reviewing the Book of Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville
Gleaner
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. H. Sullivan
Manchester Rd
Robert Brown
Vance Cribbs
New Circle Six Leader Elected At First Baptist
Mrs. Glenn Perry will serve as president of Circle Six at First Baptist Church for the coming year. She was elected last evening during a covered dish dinner. Joining her are Mrs. W. E. McComb as vice president, Mrs. Andy Hembree as secretary, Mrs. Howard Johnson as treasurer, and Mrs. Gordon Pflanzer as representative to the Women s Missions Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Perry
Circle Six
First Baptist Church
Perry
W. E. McComb
Andy Hembree
Howard Johnson
Gordon Pflanzer
Women's Missions Society
Local Delegates To Attend Lima Meeting Sunday
Mrs. Charles Stamp and Mrs. Raymond Nicholas will represent Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at the Lima meeting Sunday. Alternates for the luncheon are Mrs. Clyde Davis and Mrs. Robert Huntsbarger. Members voted to buy two more hearing aids for local people and plan a 25 donation to the Hospital Fund for Middletown Hospital as a Founder’s Day initiative. Mrs. Joseph Klamo was chosen as outstanding ESA girl for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stamp
Raymond Nicholas
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lima
Clyde Davis
Robert Huntsbarger
Hospital
Middletown Hospital
Joseph Klamo
Club Donates to Paint Fund by Oakland Presbyterian Club
The Clipper Club of Oakland Presbyterian Church voted to contribute 200 from its treasury to the church paint fund. Members met in the social rooms for a business session. Plans named a June 3 dinner for Baptist women. Co-hosts were Mr and Mrs Richard Hofferbert and Mr and Mrs Fred Rau during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clipper Club
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Church
Richard Hofferbert
Fred Rau
Women’s Class Hears Mrs Mull on What Children Think
Members of Mrs Hill’s Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered at Mrs Walter Kilburn’s Harrison Street home Tuesday night to hear Mrs Ralph Mull discuss what children think of their parents. Devotions were led by Mrs Howard Tindell, with arranging help from Mrs W T Leslie Mrs L K Henderson and Mrs C J Aspenleiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walter Kilburn
Harrison St
Ralph Mull
Howard Tindell
Kilburn
W. T. Leslie
L. K. Henderson
C. J. Aspenleiter
Middletown Senior Wins Largest Music Scholarship
Robert Raker, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Raker of Grand Ave, a Middletown High School senior, won the largest scholarship offered by the Cincinnati College of Music. A bassoonist, he earned the prize in auditions after performing Mozart's Concerto for Bassoon movement. He studies under Hans Meuser, serves as band president, assistant to the director, and directed the concert and basketball bands. He has played with the International Folk Festival Orchestra, Middletown Civic Symphony, and American Legion Band, and earned a superior rating at the Ohio Music Educators Association Festival auditions. He also directs the choir at United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Raker
Robert Raker
Grand Ave
Middletown High School
Cincinnati College of Music
Raker
Hans Meuser
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Baker
Joe B. Franklin
International Folk Festival Orchestra
Willmington
Middletown
Young Baker
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Lipton Installed as Head of Jewish Women
Mrs C H Lipton was installed as president of Middletown Section National Council of Jewish Women at a luncheon installation meeting. daisies were given, past president Mrs Harlan Grund received a Council pin. officers named include Mrs Stanley Weinstein first vice president and Mrs Hy Grund second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lipton
Middletown
National Council of Jewish Women
Harlan Grund
L. Murstein
Hamilton
Mrs Brooks Presides Sorosis Final Meeting Luncheon
Sorosis members gathered at Wishing Well Cen terville for lunch and elected officers including Mrs G E Brooks as president and Mrs Arthur Frey as vice president. New members A C Neff E H Hammon and Ed Baker joined. Hostesses were Mrs Howard Wren and Mrs B F Sawyer. A donated book Modern Music Makers by Madeline Goss was given to the dedicatory library in memory of Mrs E Norwood Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Centerville
G. E. Brooks
Arthur, Frey
E. T. Cross
John Bendure
Earl Stegemiller
Travel notes of McCormicks and Kerr bon voyage
Travel notes show Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt McCormick and son Robert returning to this vicinity after five years in Stowell Texas and visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Morgan in Highland Street. Mrs. Louis Davis Jr returns to Detroit after a stay with her mother Mrs. E C De Bolt. Mrs. Charles Kerr to sail May 21 for the British Isles aboard the Queen Elizabeth with a bon voyage luncheon hosted by Mrs. A J Nannamaker in Cincinnati with guests from Dayton Middletown and Ft Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell
Tex
Hoyt McCormick
Robert
Guy Morgan
Highland St
McCor
Waynesville
Louis Davis, Jr
Detroit
E. C. de Bolt
Clinton St
Charles Kerr
British Isles
A. J. Nannamaker
Ft. Thomas
Sheraton- Gibson
Cincinnati
Dayton Middletown
Kerr
C. G. Thompson
Lurgan
Ireland
St John Prom Backed by Johnny Mick Orchestra at K of C Hall
Johnny Mick's orchestra will provide the music for St John's High School Junior-Senior Prom Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Crowning a prom queen will climax the evening affair with chaperones listed as Mr and Mrs Herschel Bennett, Mr and Mrs Sidney Frisby, and Mr and Mrs Douglas Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Mick
St. John's High School
Knights of Columbus Hall
Herschel Bennett
Sidney Frisby
Douglas Hobart
Dance Pupils To Give Recital At Roosevelt Junior High
Local dance pupils of Virginia and Kris Garrett present their annual recital The Magic Compass a five scene pantomime at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium Sunday at 3 p.m. Featured dancers include Martha Jo Brede Joyce Forkner Linda Tieman Lucinda Lowry Norman Jean Fox Mary Jo Sickles Sherry Shane Saundra Schoultis Phil Lawson and Cincinnati guests Brenda Schneider Rita Fogel Roberta Bramkamp Robert Tim berman Olivia Johnson Patty and Charles Britton Madeline Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Kris Garrett
Roosevelt Junior High
Judy Tieman
Chloe Daudt
Pricilla Keuthan
Martha Jo Brede
Joyce Forkner
Linda Tieman
Lucinda Lowry
Norma Jean Fox
Mary Jo Sickles
Sherry Shane
Saundra Schoultis
Phil Lawson
Cincinnati
Brenda Schneider
Rita Fogel
Roberta Bramkamp
Robert Timberman
Olivia Johnson
Patty
Charles Britton
Madeline Pence
Past And Present Jefferson Faculty Honors C. J. Hughes
Present and former Jefferson School teachers gathered at The Whispering Oaks to honor retiring principal Cr. J. Hughes. Parodies and songs accompanied gift giving while Mrs. Hughes received a corsage. Attendees recalled memories and discussed current activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Whispering Oaks
Cr. J. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Doris Purdy
Geraldine Himburg
Ethel Reno
Essie Weist
Cora Kiger
Helen Lockmeyer
William Harper
H. C. Kempf
Howard Shull
Mike Enright
William Pritchett
John Hicks
Richard Schrock
John Nolan
Henry Day
Bud Hinkle
Newt McClain
Karl Drum
C. A. Stettler
Perry Plank
Eastern Star and Rainbow Girls Meeting Notice
Order of Eastern Star will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m for a short business meeting Rainbow Girls will care for children A colored film will be shown at Masonic Temple Lone Star Past Councilors meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m at the home of Mrs Courtney Short Logan Ave with Mrs Eva Moore assisting hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Lone Star
Courtney Short
Logan Ave
Eva Moore
Circle Five of First Methodist Meeting Hosts
Circle Five of First Methodist will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Wilson at 2309 Fleming Rd on Friday at 2 p.m. The notice calls members to attend the church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Frank Wilson
Fieming Rd
Mother Daughter Banquet At Union Chapel Church
Mothers and daughters of Union Chapel Church held their annual spring banquet at the Peerless Pantry Monday evening. Decorations featured a May basket theme and potted plants adorned the tables. Drawn names from the May basket awarded gifts to mothers, with Dorothy Conarroe giving the daughters’ response after greetings by program chairwoman Mrs. Robert Conarroe. A devotions period preceded a musical program by Diane DeWitt Barbara Tolson Dorothy Conatroe Mrs. Bryan Green Mrs. Clyde Cox Mrs. Dessie Farst and Mrs. Lowell Brown of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
Union Chapel Church
Peerless Pantry
Marion Myers
Wilbur Ellis
Robert Conarroe
Dorothy Conarroe
Walter Driever
Diane DeWitt
Barbara Tolson
Dorothy Conatroe
Bryan Green
Clyde Cox
Dessie Farst
Lowell Brown
Dayton
Light Of The North Shown At Guild Of Church Women Meet
The Guild of Church Women for the Church of the Ascension held its final evening meeting featuring Light Of The North, a film about work in Alaska by Bishop William Gordon Jr. Devotional was led by Mrs. Jack Baltzell. Mrs. James Moorhead announced new committee appointments and Mrs. Isabel Crawford outlined the tentative schedule for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
William Gordon, Jr
Guild of Church Women
Church of the Ascension
Gordon
Jack Baltzell
James Moorhead
Guild
Isabel Crawford
Sorority Installs Six New Officers
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held an installation of six officers led by retiring president Mrs. William Bergmann. Appointed were Kay Bailey president, Angelo Amatulli vice president, James South recording secretary, Maclyn Tobias corresponding secretary, Derald Hatton treasurer, and Mary Hyde extension officer. Tobias guided the program with a talk on Architecture. May 27 marks the chapter's final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Bergmann
Kay Bailey
Angelo Amatulli
James South
Maclyn Tobias
Derald Hatton
Mary Hyde
Tobias
Herr Named Trinity PTA President in Final Meeting
Mrs Joseph Herr was elected president of the Holy Trinity Parent-Teacher Association at the last meeting in the assembly room. New officers include Mrs Ralph Bender first vice president Mrs Tom Burney second vice president Mrs Ray Welsh recording secretary Mrs Ed Mulligan treasurer Mrs Ray Heil corresponding secretary Miss Edith Bergen auditor and Mrs Leo McGuff Mrs Charles Mosier and Mrs Francis Smith trustees. Roger Sherwood Knights of Columbus Anti Communist Committee chairman spoke on Work and Activities of the Communist Party introduced by Mrs Charles Murphy. During social hour ninth grade mothers aided Mrs Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herr
Holy Trinity
Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Bender
Tom Burney
Ray Welsh
Ed Mulligan
Ray Heil
Edith Bergen
Leo McGuff
Charles Mosier
Francis Smith
Roger Sherwood
Herzog Elected By Republicans
Frank Herzog was elected president of the Middletown Republican Club last night. Ben Riley was chosen vice president, Fred Ross secretary, and Bob Nerenberg treasurer. The group praised its party program for Middletown. The next meeting is May 27 at 8 p.m. at the Colony. Dean Phillips will discuss platforms and programs, followed by a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herzog
Middletown
Republican Club
Ben Riley
Fred Ross
Bob Nerenberg
the Colony
Dean Phillips
Politicians To Choose 2 Year Chiefs In Butler County
Butler County Republicans and Democrats vote for their biennial reorganization in Hamilton. GOP chair Charles H. Levis and GOP executive head Martin A. Coyle seek two years in office, with Democrat chair John J. Lenihan and executive head Greg Holbrook also up for renewal. No new candidates seen. Holbrook may step aside to focus on law practice. Coyle is favored after a record GOP county vote in the recent primary, in a largely Democratic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Hamilton
High St
Elks Temple
Charles H. Levis
GOP
John J. Lenihan
Martin A. Coyle
Greg Holbrook
Holbrook
Coyle
Taft PTA Fetes Set For Thursday Evening At Barnitz Field
Taft School's PTA plans a lawn fete at 5 30 Thursday on Barnitz Field with many volunteers. The committee led by Mr and Mrs Norman Trisler and others arranged food supplies to minimize lines. Miss Connie Baily will rove as photographer and on site developing photos. tickets available from members and Taft pupils. In case of rain the fete moves under the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft School
Barnitz Field
Norman Trisler
John Carmody
Theodore Abernethy
Paul Bailey
Connie Baily
Memo
Association
Taft
Amanda PTO Elects Mrs. Fred Wootan President
Amanda P T O held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium last night electing Mrs Fred Wootan president with Mrs Willard Traver as vice president Mrs Leo Egleston secretary and Mrs Fred Conrad treasurer A plan was made for a May 20 party at LeSourdsville Lake to honor 56 eighth graders and the treasury balance will fund school ground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wootan
Amanda P.T.O
Willard Traver
Leo Egleston
Fred Conrad
LeSourdsville Lake
U B Church to Show Dust or Destiny Film Friday
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church will screen the technicolor movie Dust or Destiny at 8 p.m. Friday. Produced by Moody Bible Institute, the film is open to the public and announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Moody Bible Institute
Principal Charles Hamilton Introduced at concert
Gene Young, a talented trumpeter and pupil of Dr. Frank Simon, performed several solos with Richard Mather accompanying. One featured piece was "Willow Echo" composed by Dr. Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
Gene Young
Frank Simon
Richard Mather
Willow Echo
Dr. Simon
Patrol Auxiliary To Elect Thursday
The State Highway Patrol Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p m at the Legion home to elect officers. Positions up for election include captain two lieutenants and four sergeants. The 75 member auxiliary is the largest in Ohio and is supervised by Cpl. O. J. Simmons and Patrolman John Booth of Post 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Legion Home
Roy Nickels
Toda
Ohio
Cpl
O. J. Simmons
John Booth
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C. J. Hughes
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Sorority
Mrs. Herr
Trinity Pta
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Taft Pta
Amanda Pto
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