Dayton American War Mothers Form New Chapter 22
Thirty three local War Mothers attended the installation at the Central YMCA to organize Dayton Chapter 22. Mrs. A Connell was installed president, with Mrs. Robert L. Miller and Mrs. George S. Fletcher among officials. Officers received white carnations as they took their posts. Middletown Chapter 1 donated a flag and staff, while Mrs. Dan C. Waring presented a white Bible in memory of her son who died in France in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Central Ymca
Robert L. Miller
Ohio State
Midtown
A. Connell
George S. Fletcher
Middletown
Dan C. Waring
Cincinnati
France
Shower Honors Gladys Griss Miss Griss to wed Richard Lovelace
Last night a pre nuptial shower honored Gladys Griss, bride elect of Richard Lovelace, at Mrs Meryl McGlynn’s North Avenue living room. Thirty guests joined in games and conversation near a wishing well filled with gifts as hostesses Mrs McGlynn Miss Laura Strain and Mrs Pete Craig served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Griss
Richard Lovelace
Meryl McGlynn
North Ave
Miss Griss
McGlynn
Laura Strain
Pete Craig
Final OMTA recital set for Saturday in Middletown
The Ohio Music Teachers Association Middletown chapter holds the final recital of the year at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Girls' Club featuring junior and high school students, teachers, and pupils. Listed participants include Maria Jung, Richard Sutton, Marsha Walter, Patty and Amy Ginter, and many others with Mrs. McCandlish as president and Mrs. Weikel as secretary-treasurer and recital chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Harold Conn
Maria Jung
Robert Sutton
Richard Sutton
Clifford Hist
Marsha Walter
Ada Louise Weishaar
Patty
Amy Ginter
W.C. Thompson
Jerry Davis
E. L. Phillips
Linda Nein
Agatha Evers
Linda Sue Heck
Frances Miriam
Jean Herr
Sara List
H. Belknap
Rita Ann Halsey
Pearl Walburg
Geraldine Dearth
Lula MacClellan
Wanda Agner
Paul Ruth
Patricia Fraser
Robert Ramsdell
James Kemp
Francis Brelsford
Neil Stretcher
Homer Weikel
Beulah Jean Squires
E. H. McCandlish
Peter Carruthers
C. J. Hughes
Joyce Parr
Barbara Emrick
Hughes
McCandlish
Weikel
Local Girl Porter Joins Anderson College Choir Tour
Miss Betty L. Porter daughter of Mrs Ruby L Porter 2904 Oxford St is a member of the 40 voice a capella choir at Anderson College. The choir recently returned from a 10 day tour visiting Alabama Georgia Kentucky Missouri Mississippi Tennessee North Carolina and Indiana Porter majors in voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty L. Porter
Ruby L. Porter
Oxford St
Anderson College
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Missouri
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Indiana
Mrs Floyd Starr Installed As President Of BeEPW Club
Mrs Floyd Starr was elected president of the BeEPW Middletown club at a dinner meeting at the Girls' Club. New officers include Mrs Luther Morrison first vice president Miss Evelione Meahl second vice president Mrs Jean Nock recording secretary Miss Mildred Jones corresponding secretary Mrs Carl Burgess treasurer Miss Mary Strodtbeck auditor Miss Josephine Armstrong trustee to Student Loan Fund. Initiation was led by Mrs A C Barnes and Mrs Eugene Augsburger. Miss Ada Louise Weishaar sang the club song The Golden Key. Advisors for Junior Achievement were recognized. the Pris cilla Crafters, chartered 13 years ago, received thanks. Jeannette Williams spoke on next year’s program theme Ram parts We Build. Hostesses were Emblem and Membership committees chaired by Mrs J Seastrom and Mrs A C Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Middletown
Girls’ Club
Floyd Starr
Luther Morrison
Evelione Meahl
Jean Nock
Mildred Jones
Carl Burgess
Mary Strodtbeck
Josephine Armstrong
A. C. Barnes
Eugene Augsburger
Ada Louise Weishaar
B & PW
Priscilla Crafters
United States
Millie Howland
Aileen Sheey
A. Longman
Sally Jackson
W. H. H. Jones
Jeannette Williams
Ohio Federation
Lebanon Business and Professional Women's Club
J. Seastrom
Miss Anderson Weds Alfred G Walters At Oakland Church
Kath ry n Anderson became Mrs Alfred G Walters in a ceremony at Oakland Presbyterian Church. Rev Mer ton DeForrest officiated. Bride is daughter of Ray C Newlin. groom is son of Rob ert Walters Sr. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Robert Newlin and best man Harold Walters. They will live at 308 Sixteenth Ave after a short wedding trip.
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Kathryn Anderson
Alfred G. Walters
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Merton DeForrest
Ray C. Newlin
Robert Walters
Robert Newlin
Harold Walters
Walters
Armco Steel Corporation
Sergeant Walters
U. S. Army
Sixteenth Ave
Columbus Couple Weds May 17
Harry Bradley of Lebanon announces the marriage of his daughter Mrs. Carol Maynard to James Doyle of Columbus. The couple wed May 17. Mrs. Doyle works in the Lockbourne Air Base office. Doyle recently returned from Korea with a major’s discharge and was formerly a Columbus finance company manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bradley
Lebanon
Carol Maynard
James Doyle
Columbus
Maynard
Doyle
Lockbourne Air Base
Korea
Travel Notes From City Columns On Visits And Returns
Travel notes recount Mrs. Joseph Baker and her son of Manchester Ave returning from Rochester Minnesota where he was a patient at St Marys Hospital. Mr and Mrs Sherman Perry of Stanley St returned after a long weekend with their son and family Mr Robert Perry and children of Chicago. Mrs H E Knoll arrived by plane from Ft Lauderdale Florida for an extended visit with her great brother in law Dr and Mrs V C Thompson of South Main St.
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Joseph Baker
Manchester Ave
Rochester, Minn
St. Mary's Hospital
Sherman Perry
Stanley St
Robert Perry
Chicago
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
H. E. Knoll
Oreat
V. C. Thompson
South Main St
Bethlehem Ladies Host Dinner For Lower Miami Valley Group
Ladies of Bethlehem Lutheran Church hosted a dinner for Lower Miami Valley associates drawing 175 plus attendees from Cincinnati Hamilton Finneytown Trenton Mt Healthy Reading and Middletown. E C Young greeted guests and Ronald Lane chaired. Performances included poems songs skits piano duets and readings, ending with a talk on The Christian Family by E S Land.
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Ladies of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Miami Valley
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Finneytown
Trenton
Mt. Healthy
Reading
Middletown
E. C. Young
Ronald E. Lane
William Wright
Russell Bauer
Harry Schumacher
Dorjohan
Lee Tebbe
Pappa
Lowel Woodry
Mickey Leffler
Rabbeery
Franz Liszt
Mary Wernz
Clarence Popp
Harry Pratt
Paul Moyer
God
E. S. Land
George Stiles Jr Receives Master’s Degree at U Alaska
George E. Stiles Jr. earned a master’s in architectural engineering at the University of Alaska Fairbanks on May 19. A former city resident and Hamilton Catholic High School graduate, he served 3.5 years in the Navy Air Corps before entering college in 1947 and now works with Slater Construction Co. of Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alaska
Fairbanks
Alaska
George E. Stiles, Jr
Stiles
Hamilton Catholic High School
Navy Air Corps
University
Harold Martin
South
Sutphin St
Slater Construction Co
Mrs Hall Hosts Franklin Bride Celebration
Mrs. Henry Hall entertained friends at her Central Ave home Sunday afternoon honoring Mrs. Iak Craw Jr formerly Norma Mayabbe of Franklin. The refreshment table featured a crystal punch bowl, flowers and a sheet cake. Gifts and prizes were noted for Mrs. Charles Hald and Mrs. Nolan Cox.
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Henry Hall
Central Ave
Iak Craw, Jr
Norma Mayabbe
Franklin
Charles Hald
Nolan Cox
Group Elects Officers Enjoys Covered Dinner
Community Neighbors re elected president Mrs. John Wilkins at a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Harry Trott. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Leonard Baness vice president and Mrs. Charles Maertz secretary with plans to aid Girl Scouts at summer camp. The Hadassah installation announced, with June 5 groundbreaking for Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkins
Community Neighbors
Harry Trott
Euclid St
Wilkins
Leonard Baness
Charles Maertz
Stanley Hood
Paul Hessel
Robert “Iester
Baness
Hood
Maertz
Charles
Lester Chase
Middletown group meetings tomorrow at 2 and 2:30
Coming Up Middletown chapter of American War Mothers meets tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the American Legion. Gleaners Class of First Methodist Church gathers tomorrow afternoon in the church social rooms at 2 30.
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Middletown
American War Mothers
The
American Legion
First Methodist Church
The Nine Brides and Granny Hite a Backwoods Tale
Neill C. Wilson's collection set in Cat Track Holler blends quilting and gossip with tales of marriage and mishap. The reviewer notes vibrant character names and a rambling linked set of stories, praising the flavor while judging the structure as artificial.
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the Nine Brides
Granny Hite
Neill C. Wilson
Morrow
Cat Track
John
Ellie
Hub
Kedron
Lee
Devil Tom
Cole
Corie
Levicy
Aster
Vernice
Ona
Arretha
Zelda
Wilson
The Family by Caroline Ivey review notes
A concise appraisal of The Family set in Alabama, detailing its compact, well developed plot and the outsider Stewart who enters the Olmstead family. The review praises the author’s character depth and careful portrayal as the education of Stewart unfolds amid Southern loyalties and wartime romance.
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Caroline Ivey
William Sloane
Alabama
Olmstead
Shelby
Stewart
Wick
Mary Sheridan
Wyatt
Ivey
Boswell Tour to Corsica and Paoli Memoirs reviewed
The Journal of a Tour to Corsica and Memoirs of Pascal Paoli edited by Morchard Macnbishop covers Boswell in London and Holland, then Corsica in 1765. It notes his freedom loving stance toward George III, attraction to Corsican independence, and a pre arrival French context.
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Corsica
Pascal Paoli
James Boswell
Morchard Bishop
Williams & Norgate
Macmillan
Boswell
London
Holland
Zelide
Rousseau
Leghorn
Centuri
George III
Youth Facing Trial For Dodging Induction
U S District Judge Mell Underwood set May 28 as trial date for Donald Israel Henning, 21, of Roseville. Henning pleaded innocent to refusing induction into military service after being called by local Board 93 in Muskingum County and sent to Fort Hayes in Columbus on November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. S
Mell Underwood
Donald Israel Henning
Roseville
Henning
Muskingum County
Fort Hayes
Weekday Names Across World Faiths
Sunday Daily notes a sequence of weekly days tied to different civilizations Greek Sabbath, Persian Tuesday, Assyrian Wednesday, Egyptian Thursday, Turkish Friday, Jewish Saturday, and Christian Sunday.
Motherhood Is Preparation For Nine Months Ahead
Expectant mothers should plan diet and meals, get outdoor exercise, and maintain social life. Emphasizes fruits vegetables eggs and milk, regular meals, weight monitoring, daily walks, rest, and keeping appearance with maternity fashion and grooming during pregnancy.
Israel Opens Marble Exports From Ancient Quarries
Israel begins exporting marble quarried from sites unused for nearly two millennia, reviving ancient stone resources. The initiative marks a new export sector with potential cultural and economic impact.
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Israel
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