Local residents note travels and visits this weekend
Mrs. Robert Burtnett returned from a three week Florida visit hosted by Mrs. Harvey Burtnett of Coral Ridge Fort Lauderdale. Gene Phillips of Arlington Ave traveled to Princeton University for a sight seeing weekend with local collegians Tom Holton Dwight Neill and Malcolm Brennan. Mrs. Charles Jones joined Miami University Mother's Day event as guest of her daughter Miss Gary Williams who is finishing her senior year. Visiting in town are Mrs. Oscar Pel fry and Mrs. Charles Pence from Cleveland with Mrs. Paul E. Reynolds heading to Las Vegas for two weeks to visit ill aunt Mrs. Bertha Fisher Hopkins and to stay with her daughter Mrs. Edna Abbott. Miss Pat Freeze attended Miami University Mother's Day events and sang in a Pan-Hellenic Chorus. Miss Rachel Ashton hosted a dinner last night for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly Miss Louise Strain and Mrs. Sarah Judd.
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Robert Burtnett
Florida
Harvey Burtnett
Coral Ridge
Fort Lauderdale
Gene Phillips
Arlington Ave
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Tom Holton
Dwight Neill
Malcolm Brennan
Charles Jones
Grand Ave
Sigma Sigma Sorority
Miami University
Gary Williams
Miss Williams
Miami
Vegas
Nev
Bertha Fisher Hopkins
Pat Freeze
Riley Freeze
Wycoff St
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Miss Freeze
Freeze
1951 film tops “Father of the Bride” with MGM trio
The blessed event of 1951 surpassing Father of the Bride again starring Spencer Tracy Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor MGM of course.
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Spencer Tracy
Joan Bennett
Elizabeth Taylor
MGM
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid to Host Barnhouse Shower
The LeSourdsville Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Albert Stewart’s home for a miscellaneous shower honoring Barnhouse family burned out last winter. Devotions by Mrs. Patten. program led by Mrs. Nel.
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LeSourdsville Ladies’ Aid
Albert Stewart
Barnhouse
University Women Close Club Year With Dinner Meeting
The American Association of University Women ended its year with a dinner at the Girls' Club. Outgoing president Mrs. Paul Galeese presided. Mrs. Sherman Perry became the new president and announced her chairmen. Guest speaker Mr. Ray Standafer of Middletown High School spoke on The Miami-Erie Canal, recounting its early 19th century construction from Toledo to Cincinnati, water power use, and its impact on Middletown, Hamilton, and Cincinnati before its decline after 1929.
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American Association of University Women
Girls’ Club
Paul Galeese
Sherman Perry
Norma Blair
Elmo Lingrel
Patricia Patton
Ways and Means
N. C. Nichols
Hamilton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Midwest
Queen City
Chicago
Garden Club talk on roses at Atkinson home
The Middletown Garden Club held an informal talk on roses at Mrs. C. T. Atkinson’s home with Mr. Harvey Apple, who spoke on rose care and history. Fifteen arrangements, film tour of a bloom-filled garden, and multiple awards followed a tea hour. next meeting May 28 at Mrs. H. V. Mercer’s home.
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Harvey Apple
C. T. Atkinson
R. C. Todd
Apple
Middletown
R. G. Adair
Frank Robbins
Thomas H. Wilson
John Ingwersen
G.W.A. Wilmer
A. C. Neff
J. J. Hallowe
F. A. Tobitt
Dwight Smith
Minnie Greter
R. A. Wilmer
John Bauer
H. V. Mercer
Mother daughter banquet marked by flowers and awards
First Baptist Church Class of Semper Fidelis hosted its annual mother daughter banquet in the church social room with Mrs. Herbert Frazier and Mrs. Emmett Hall as hostesses. Prizes and corsages honored mothers, with violin duets and a guest speech on charm. Next meeting June 8 will elect officers.
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Semper Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Herbert Frazier
Emmett Hall
Vernon Gose
Frances Spangler
Luther Brumfield
Lewis Turner
James Metcalf
Lawrence Shackelford
Francis Taulbee
Leonard Shackelford
R. H. Patton
Franklin Stiles
Thomas McGill
Ann McGill
FE. S. Land
Merle Lathy
Goodwill Mothers Hold Mother's Day Gathering
Goodwill Mothers Club members gathered at Mrs. Addie Bailey’s Crawford Street home for roll call and a program featuring Thought of Mother by Mrs. Thomas Craycraft. Chair Mrs. George McQuinn presided with helpers and humor from Mrs. Robert Streifthau. Prizes went to Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Denniston and Mrs. Maude Guess. A lunch followed. June plans set for Mrs. C. E. Fakes’ Grand Avenue home with a 6:30 covered dish supper and business session.
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Goodwill Mothers’ Club
Addie Bailey
Crawford St
Thomas Craycraft
George McQuinn
George Letcher
Paul Himler
C. R. Bell
Everett Denniston
Turner Powers
Robert Streifthau
Powers
Denniston
Maude Guess
C. E. Fakes
Grand Ave
South Lawnfete Slated Thursday
The first spring lawnfete at South School is planned for Thursday at 5 30 P M chaired by Mr and Mrs Raymond W Brown. Attendees will have quick service via two lines and enjoy a program led by Mr and Mrs Bob Baker with sound movies for children.
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South School
Raymond W. Brown
Brown
Bob Baker
Burns Fatal To Hamilton Woman
Mrs. Wilhelmina Engel, 85, died at Fort Hamilton Hospital from flames after her clothes ignited while reaching over a stove burner. She was a longtime Zion Lutheran member and is survived by six sons, one daughter, and two brothers. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Proeschel Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Wilhelmina Engel
Fort Hamilton
Engel
Zion Lutheran Church
Marie Engel
Timberman Rd
Proeschel
Obituary of James N. Lindsay Dayton cab driver
James Nelson Lindsay 30 of 310 North Broadway Dayton died 6 45 a m Monday at Brown s Veteran Hospital Dayton Center after a five month illness He lived in Ohio ten years and served in World War II He was a cab driver for Myers Brothers Company Surviving are his parents from Honeypath North Carolina siblings and a son Funeral arrangements are pending at Maxberry Funeral Home awaiting relatives from Honeypath
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James N. Lindsay
James Nelson Lindsay
North Broadway
Dayton
Brown’s Veteran Hospital
Dayton Center
Lindsay
Ohio
Andrew Ferguson
Eighth Ave
Myers Brothers Company
James T. Lindsay
Honeypath
N. C
Maxberry Funeral Home
Honeapath
Charles O Drake Pallbearers Named For 73
Active pallbearers for Charles O. Drake 73 of 402 North Broad St died Sunday after a short illness They are Charles Bailey Emmett Sherron Fred Stein J Hughes Elza Abraham and John Erb Services 2 p m Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home Reverend Kenneth S Learey officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call today at the funeral home 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m
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Charles O. Drake
North Broad St
Charles Bailey
Emmett Sherron
Fred Stein
J. Hughes
Elza Abraham
John Erb
Riggs Funeral
Kenneth S. Learey
Woodside Cemetery
Doris J Baker Dies Of Heart Attack In Franklin
Miss Doris Justine Baker 23 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dory Baker of 230 East Second St Franklin died of a heart attack at 1 30 pm Monday at the residence Efforts of the Franklin Fire Department failed to revive her Surviving besides the parents are a brother Billie and a sister Betty Lou both at home and her grandparents Mr and Mrs J L M Hopkins of Franklin Services will be conducted at 2 30 pm Thursday at the First Baptist Church with Rev H S Gessner officiating Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call at the residence after 7 pm today The Robert Eaton Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements
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Franklin
Doris Justine Baker
Dory Baker
East Second St
Franklin Fire Department
Billie
Betty Lou
J. L. M. Hopkins
First Baptist Church
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Robert Eaton
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