Desert card party highlights at Verity Club House
Mrs. Jack Dick hosted a dessert card party at Verity Club House with guests including Mrs. Walter Evans Mrs. Jewell Beninger Mrs. Donald Snyder and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Ray Sebald Miss Mary Strodtbeck and the hostess. Also notes on visits and bridge gatherings at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dick
Verity Club House
Walter Evans
Jewell Beninger
Donald Snyder
Gordon Nein
James Banker
Walter Guthman
Erwin Walker
Allen Thoelke
Fred Yoder
Dorothy Johnson
Lillie Myers
Mother Daughter Dinner Held by Women of Moose
Women of the Moose held their mother daughter banquet at Moose Hall last evening. Committee chair Mrs Walter Cavell led the dinner with mistress of ceremonies Mrs Arnold Hiatt. Donna Mae Higgins performed a hula and tap routine followed by Donna Brown on tap. Anna Mae and Butch McKinney played accordion and drum with Mrs A Brown on piano. Mrs Hiatt read selections titled Parent's Hour and Home and Mother before a brief executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Walter Cavell
Arnold Hiatt
Donna Mae Higgins
Donna Brown
Anna Mae
Butch McKinney
A. Brown
Eld
Pre Nuptial Parties Open For Miss Hoover
Miss Ella Mae Hoover bride elect of Donald E. Miller was feted at a shower hosted by her mother at 1225 Woodside Ave. An archway crowned with bells framed the center with Don and Ella in glittering letters. Refreshments and flowers complemented gifts on the table. Prize winners included Mrs Gutshall and Mrs Click. The wedding is set for June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Hoover
Donald E. Miller
Howard A. Hoover
Woodside Ave
Don and
Ella
Homer Spruance
Jack Mokry
Paul Leppich
Charles Leppich
D. E. Doty
Robert Egleston
E. L. Miller
Ferris Gutshall
Victor Click
Gerald Fagan
Lula Riggs
Betty Mae Click
James Thacker
S. Williams
Mary Sharkey
Robert Fiscus
Joe Dumyer
L. Whitsell
Roy Fouch
Gutshall
Fagan
Riggs
Thacker
Miss Click
Fiscus
Shower Honors Mrs William Young Jr Former Virginia Mack
A post nuptial shower for Mrs William Young Jr formerly Virginia Lee Mack was hosted by Mrs William Mack and Mrs Eugene Mack at Grand Ave home last evening. Games with prizes awarded to Mrs Ray Payn Jr and Mrs Merritt Gram. Refreshments served to a long list of guests including Mrs Bert Trettel Mrs William Young Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young, Jr
Virginia Lee Mack
William Mack
Eugene Mack
Grand Ave
Ray Paynany Jr
Merritt Gram
Bert Trettel
William Young, Sr
Gambill
J. L. Moulder
L. E. Byrum
Floyd Turner
Elsworth Lloyd
Patrick Mack
Clifford Brown
Joseph Mack
Monroe Howard
Howard Bell
Morgan Finney
Paynter
Isaac Bales
Mary Mack
Advanced Pupils Present Recital at Girls' Club
Advanced pupils of Mrs. Esther Hoover Phillips an active member of the National Guild and Ohio Music Teachers Association will be presented in recital at the Girls Club on May 19 at 8 30 p m Participants include Lois Helsinger Carol Heller Nancy Miller Dorothy Hoover and Gene Phillips Mr Phillips will perform flute works Helsinger opens with Allegro Sonata No 6 by Clementi Heller follows with Mozart Sonata No 4 Miller plays Haydn Sonata in C Allegro con brio Hoover performs Kuhlan Sonata Op 20 No 9 then Phillips the pianist plays Beethoven Adagio Cantabile Miller groups two pieces Gia Legend and Fiesta Time Heller performs Notturno and Malaguena Grieg and Lecuona works are offered by Heller Phillips plays Casella Barcarola et Scherzo Hoover returns for two pieces Beethoven Theme from Symphony No 5 and Intermezzo Orientale Helsinger features Sylphs and Danse Hongroise DuVal Phillips closes with Debussy La Cathedrale et Danse Ritucola du Feu by De Falla and Falla finale pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hoover Phillips
National Guild
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Lois Helsinger
Carol Heller
Nancy Miller
Dorothy Hoover
Gene Phillips
Phillips
Miss Helsinger
Clementi
Miss Heller
Mozart
Miss Miller
Haydn
Miss Hoover
Kuhlan
Gene Illips
Beethoven
Gia
Hamer
Eckstein
Grieg
Lecuona
Burgmuller
DuVal
Mr. Phillips
Debussy
DeFalla
Clock ettes hold third meeting with new members
The Clock ettes met at Mrs. Ralph Martin's Windsor Ave home for their third meeting. New members Mrs. C. A. Stettler Mrs. Mayme Skidmore and Miss Abbie Palmer were welcomed. Chester Miller was elected publicity chairman. Aiding a needy family was planned and a June 2 meeting at Mrs. Stettler's Jefferson St. home was announced. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Loop. A lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clockettes
Ralph Martin
Windsor Ave
C. A. Stettler
Mayme Skidmore
Abbie Palmer
Chester Miller
Frank Loop
Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs H Flatter Home
The F L and T sewing circle met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Flatter with nine members present. President Mrs Albert Cantor conducted a brief session of new work and chat. The next meeting is announced for May 31 at the home of Norman Knott of Yankee. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs Vernon Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L
Harold Flatter
Albert Cantor
Norman Knott
Yankee
Order of the Eastern Star and Rainbow for Girls events
The Order of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 this evening at Mason ic Temple with a short business session before a program and refreshments. The Rainbow for Girls installs on Saturday May 20 with officers to practice at 1 30 and installation around 8 30. American War Mothers join the I Am An American Day parade meeting at 1 15 Sunday at the American Legion. Guiding Star Class Calvary Methodist meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 2109 Hill Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Order of the Rainbow
American Legion
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Frank Yeager
Hill Ave
Colony TS Gala Party Hosts Delta Theta Tau
Members of Delta Theta Tau gathered at the Colony for a gala party in the Esquire room. Winners were Mrs. Coker, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Kropp, Mrs. Maier, Mrs. Sissom and Mrs. Van Horn. New officers were installed with Mrs. Robert Myers as president and Miss Andre Jewell as vice president. Lunch followed. committee led by Mrs. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Esquire
R. Coker
Janet Walsh
Margaret Kropp
Robert Maier
Vincent Sissom
C. W. van Horn
Robert Myers
Andre Jewell
Richard Cass
Paul Bailey
L. M. Taylor
Earl Keizer
George R. Slade
Coker
Howard
R. Stewart
Stewart
Meyers
Slade
M. H. Weinstein
Spring recital by Ohio Music Teachers Association
The spring recital by members of the Ohio Music Teachers Association is set for Saturday May 27 at the Girls' Club. Beginning at 3 30 p m the program features local teachers of voice piano and violin with pupils performing. Mrs C J Hughes chairs the event and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Teachers Association
C. J. Hughes
Bride Elect Enjoys Delightful Party
Friends and neighbors of Miss Gladys Moles gathered at Mrs. Palmer Ebert’s home on Tytus Ave for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Moles ahead of her marriage to William Neiderman. Colorful spring flowers decorated the house as gifts were opened and a religious luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Moles
F. Woot
Adrian Smars
William Neier
Roger Stewart
Donald Hall
Charles Hen
Ray Hile
Ernest Boat
Orlie Moles
Jamiey Faulkner
Nita Faulkner
James Bishop
Paul Saywald
Aone
Frank Koeppera
Frances Dearth
Clarence Frye
Final plans for Saturday dance at Manchester Hotel
Final plans for the Middle town Assembly dance are being formulated for Saturday May 2 in the ballroom of Manchester Hotel. Dinner at 7:30. Music by Jimmy Wilbur and Pais orchestra of Cincinnati. Committee: Mr and Mrs Ernest Graff Mr and Mrs Jack Meeker Mr and Mrs Howard Larrick Mr and Mrs Paul Lotan assisted by Mr and Mrs Welsh Nixon. Harvard was founded in 1636 by scholars from Emmanuel College Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Jimmy Wilbur
Pais Orchestra
Cincinnati
Ernest Graff
Jack Meeker
Howard Larick
Paul Lotan
Welsh Nixon
Suburban Card Club Holds Gala Meeting
Suburban Card Club gathered at Mrs. Louis Stulte home on Carolina State. Winners for the evening were Mrs. Marie Waites, Mrs. Stulte, Mrs. George Frye Sr., and Mrs. Paul Margerum. Refreshments served to Mrs. William Wendell, Mrs. Edward Graft, Mea Russell Ogies, Mrs. Paul Wich Sr., and the prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stulte
Carolina
Marie Waites
Stulte
George Frye
Paul
Medical Convention Ends In Cleveland
The three day session of the Women's Auxiliary to the Ohio State Medical Society in Cleveland concluded yesterday. Attendees from this district included Mrs Amel Ames and Mrs Paul Ivins of Hamilton and Mrs W Hi Henry and Mrs Fred Brosiva of Middletown. Mrs Ames is district director and Mrs Brosiva historian. They served on the executive board and joined a luncheon at the Cleveland Hotel. Mrs Henry, president of Butler County Auxiliary, gave her annual report to the house of delegates. Mrs Ivins assisted at the registration desk and attended all sessions. The climax was a noon luncheon honoring state president Mrs C W Kirkland of Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Ohio State Medical Society
Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Convention
Amel Ames
Paul Ivins
Hamilton
W. Hi
Henry
Fred Brosiva
Middletown
Ames
State Auxiliary
Brosiva
House of Delegates
W. M. Henry
Butler County Auxiliary
Medical Society
C. W. Kirkland
Bellaire
Medina man named alumni secretary at Adelbert College
William T. Bisson of Medina Ohio was appointed the new alumni secretary of Adelbert College Western Reserve University. He succeeds Joseph F. Manak who resigned to take a post with the Cleveland Play House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William T. Bisson
Medina, O
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Joseph F. Manak
Cleveland Play House
Mrs Conn To Have Students In Recital
Mrs Cohn presents a pupil recital Sunday at 4 pm featuring solo and ensemble works by a long list of students including Jean Jordan Sue Havemann Roger sectind George and Bobby Stegemiller Shirtemiller Caral McComb Dorothy Sams Rosalie allett Karen Allepach Sandra Howard Lynn Leaween Pat Conn and Marna Jung. Open to the public. Mrs Cohn is a member of the Ohio Music Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Conn
Pisne Ohadé
Seles
Talerite
Eeck
A Leffler
Jean Jordan
Sue Havemann
Roger Sectind George
Omer
Bobby Stegemiller
Shirtemiller
Caral McComb
Ramer
Dorothy Sams
Rosalie Allet
Karen Allepach
Sandra Howard
Lynn Leaween
Pet Lawrence
Becky Koeppel
Mic Letfier
Lowell Woodrey
Anita Swift
Mary Jo Sickles
Pat Conn
Marna Jung
Publc
Cohn
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Army to commission Athens woman in WAC Reserve
An Athens University student from the Army announces she will be commissioned a first lieutenant in the Womens Army Corps Reserve. This marks the first group offered face commissions directly from civilian life in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ara Hele White
Athens
Oty University
Apo
Womens Army Corps
Army
Farm Work Open In This Vicinity
Several permanent openings for men on farms near Midgetown were reported. The local office said work is needed immediately for the forage and summer season. Further information is available at the office of Employment Sevens Johnsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iestera
Johnsen
Eortne
Fuel gases from coal discovered by electric heating method
Readable text describes obtaining fuel gases from coal by passing an electric current through the coal. The note indicates underground coal processing and gas extraction using electric heating. This concise item highlights a method innovation without extra details.
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Elmer Atchley
Monroe
Miriam Atchley
New York City
Eastern Aiirlines
College Club
Mildred Gardner
Leo Reinartz, Sr
Leo Reinartz, Jr
Ray Sebald
Mary Strodtbeck
Russell Nein
Shafer St
Dan Hayes
Walter Bender
Clara Mae Yorgen
Helen Lockmeyer
Martin Miller
Sylvester Shetter
Ruth Leisenhoff
Don Grimes
F. W. Alford
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George Curtis
Plymouth
Conn
Alford
Curtis
Norman Hagedorn
Wilbur Neel
C. Knight
Harold Courtney
James Sedge
Harry Brakeman
Moose
William Young
Miicman
Sewing Circle
Vernon Walker
Dillman’s Market
Roth
Broil
C. Be
Ohio
Harvard
Emmanuel College
Cambridge
Suburban Card Club
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