Humane Assn Auction Proceeds Benefit Animal Shelter
The May 4 Tailwaggers Auction and the May 12 last wiggle raised 1300 dollars for the Humane Assn. of the Miami Valley. President James Boyd announced the funds will fund improvements to the Animal Shelter on Trenton-Hamilton Road. Mrs. William R. Johnson led arrangements as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Assn
Miami Valley
James Boyd
Trenton - Hamilton Road
William R. Johnson
New Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
Quick and easy foam cleaner for wall-to-wall carpets and upholstery. Brushed in to avoid sagging, it lifts original colors and dries with no rings. Removes spots and traffic lanes, economical use as 14 gallon concentrate cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
15th Anniversary Luncheon Honors 8 Auxiliary Members
Eight charter members of the Women s Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society were honored at the 15th anniversary luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Middleton residents included Mrs. E. T. Storer, Mrs. Ross A. Hill, Mrs. William Henry, plus Mrs. Clyde Stafford of Oxford. New officers installed by Mrs. Hill: president Mrs. Herbert Warm, president-elect Mrs. Gilbert Wagoner, vice president Mrs. Thomas Glynn, corresponding secretary Mrs. Robert Rappers, recording secretary Mrs. Richard Iler, treasurer Mrs. Joseph Hulfschmidt. A gift was given to retiring president Mrs. Calvin Skinner. Committees named by Middleton members include program, publicity, ways and means, membership, mental health, parliamentarian, Today s Health magazine, Fairfield exhibit, nurse recruitment, civil defense and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Forest Hills Country Club
E. T. Storer
Ross A. Hill
William Henry
Clyde Stafford
Oxford
Hugh Baker
C. J. Chamberlin
Edward Keating
J. A. Mackie
Hamilton
Hill
Herbert Warm
Gilbert Wagoner
Middletown
Thomas Glynn
Rob
Ert Rappers
Richard Iler
Joseph Hulfschmidt
Calvin Skinner
Middletonians
Kenneth Smith
Wagoner
Louis Gaker
Clifford Fening
Robert Williams
David Gerber
D. M. Blizzard
Martin Rush
Robert Tennant
Today's Health Magazine
Skinner
Tennant
Richard Glins
Butler County Fair
Glins
William Neel
Middletonians To Give Recital At YWCA
Mrs. John Burns presents Middletown drama pupils in a Friday recital at 8 am in the Hamilton YWCA auditorium. The program includes original works by Burns and features Nancy Hinsch Barbara Anne Kidd Michael Kidd Roddy Mills Susan Mills Hope Neuenswander and Gretchen Meehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
Hamilton Ywca
Burns
Middletown High School
Gretchen Meehan
E. C. Langdon
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Middletown
Nancy Hinsch
Barbara Anne
Michael Kidd
Michael
Roddy
Susan Mills
Hope Neuenswander
Banner Publishing Co
Sorority Names Six New Officers In Hamilton Banquet
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed six officers at Bob's Restaurant in Hamilton with Irene Amatulli retiring president presiding. New officers are Durward Snow president Kenneth Walton vice president Paul Bach recording secretary Russell Hubbard corresponding secretary James Chapple treasurer Wendell Profitt parliamentarian. Jewel and pledge ceremonies conducted by Gene Poppel with jewels for Tony Tenore Clinton Wallenweber Jr. Pledges to Roger Bratcher Lewis Sanders. Amatulli received ten year pin. Announcement of acceptance tea at Mrs Tenore’s Florence Street home. Next meeting set for June 11 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Bob's
Hamilton
Irene Amatulli
Durward Snow
Kenneth Walton
Paul Bach
Russell Hubbard
James Chapple
Wendell Profitt
Gene Poppel
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Tony Tenore
Clinton Wallenweber Jr
Roger Bratcher
Lewis Sanders
Amatulli
Popper
Tenore
Florence Street
YMCA
Symphony Conductor Honors Committees Tea Friday
Middletown Civic Symphony committees receive honors at a 4 p.m. tea hosted by Miss Valda Wilkerson, conductor, at 228 South Main Street. In The Lodges Pythian Sisters Lafayette Temple 379 held a mother daughter covered dish dinner with Mrs. Chester Brandenburg giving a welcome and Mrs. Rodger Oakley responding. The program included a skit Fashions Old and New by members, group singing led by Mrs. Wayne Back, and baton twirling by Betty Jean Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Russell Cunningham
Lafayette Temple
Central Avenue
Chester Brandenburg
Rodger Oakley
Wayne Back
Russell Chapple
Betty Jean Brandenburg
League Convenes In Cincinnati Ohio League of Women Voters Meet
The Ohio League of Women Voters opened a three day convention in Cincinnati to address leadership, membership and workload issues. Delegates formed study groups to discuss adding a school foundation program and state aid for districts lacking classrooms and to survey the Ohio tax system. Middletown delegates attending include Mrs G W Breiel Mrs William T Maxwell Mrs Edgar Haselton Mrs Richard Harfst Mrs Cecil Kindred and Mrs Harry J Aronoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio
Middletown League
G. W. Breiel
William T. Maxwell
Edgar Haselton
Richard Harfst
Cecil Kindred
Harry J. Aronoff
Committee Heads Are Announced Delta Sigma sorority names new chairs
Mrs Raymond Wooddell opened the Delta Sigma chapter meeting in the Barnitz Room YMCA and announced committee heads. Appointees include Mrs James Ronto social Mrs Richard Yost program Mrs Jerry Pratt gifts Mrs Joseph Alexander membership Mrs Charles Mulligan contact Mrs Maclyn Tobias ways and means Mrs David Palmer Sigma sisters Mrs Oral Sallie courtesy Mrs John Pennington charity and Mrs William Bergmann publicity. James Conrad named chapter historian. Basket weaving program presented by Mrs Richard Monroe Mrs Ray Pergram Mrs Everett Chalk and Mrs Charlies Maertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Raymond Wooddell
Barnitz
YMCA
James Ronto
Richard Yost
Jerry Pratt
Joseph Alexander
Charles Mulligan
Maclyn Tobias
David Palmer
Sigma Sisters
Oral Sallie
John Pennington
Charity
William Bergmann
James Conrad
Richard Monroe
Ray Pergram
Everet Chalk
Charlies Maertz
Marriage Is Announced at First Methodist Church
Mrs. John Higgins of Baltimore Street announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Loretta to Earl Mason Bolt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Young Glenn Bolt of Westminster, S. C. The Rev. Charles Lovell performed the double ring ceremony at 2 30 p.m. on May 19. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Uhl. The bride wore a pink linen sheath with V neck. white accessories and white carnation nosegay. Mrs. Uhl wore a blue lace dress with pink accessories and pink and white carnations. A reception followed at the bride's mother's home. The couple will live in Middletown where Mr. Bolt works for Shartle Brothers Machine Division, Black Clawson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Higgins
Baltimore Street
Helen Loretta
Earl Mason Bolt
Young Glenn Bolt
Westminster
S. C
Charles Lovell
First Methodist Church
William Uhl
Uhl
Middletown
Bolt
Shartle Brothers Machine Division
Black Clawson Co
Open Church Wedding Set for June Sixteen
Miss Shirley Staggs and Joseph Powell announce the bridal party for their church wedding at 7 30 p.m. June 16 in the First Church of God Crawford Street. The bride elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Staggs Sr of College Corner Ohio with Miss Elizabeth Jane Ware as maid of honor. Bridesmaids are Miss Norma Lee Ross and Miss Blanche Powell. Best man is Robert Dean Derrough with ushers Dom Staggs and Richard Wenzel. Reception will follow in the church basement with assisting hostesses Mrs Robert Dean Der rough and Mrs Walter Powell. Powell is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Powell of Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Staggs
Joseph Powell
Church of God
Crawford Street
Stanley Staggs Sr
College Corner
Ohio
Elizabeth Jane Ware
Jacksonburg
Norma Lee Ross
Blanche Powell
Robert Dean Derrough
Mr. Powell
Dom Staggs
Richard Wenzel
Walter Powell
Ee Charles Powell
Yankee Oad
Clubs plan Middletown Girls Choir project meets at members homes
Opti Mrs Club members meet at Colony restaurant and plan to sponsor a Middletown Girls Choir for the coming year. Summer meetings will be at members homes and no business sessions will be held during summer. Prize winners included Mrs John Wyatt and Mrs R L Hardin Jr. La Sertoma and Ser toma Clubs held their final joint dinner at the Manchester Hotel. La Sertoma elected new officers and planned a raffle sale for June 2 at 1002 Central Ave. Installation will be June 19 at La Sertoma’s annual party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opti-Mrs. Club
Colony
Middletown Girls’ Choir
Memrs
John Wyatt
R. L. Hardin Jr
le Sertoma
Sertoma
Manchester
Charles Johnston
Salvation Army
la Sertoma
Central Ave
Thomas Brown
Gilbert Sheard
Lloyd Miller
Arden Swope
Paul Hess
Elmer Melamy
Carl Jay
LaSertoma
New Officers Installed in St. Anne's and Mary Martha Guilds
At a dessert meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension new officers were installed for St. Anne's and the Mary Martha Guild. Officers include Mrs. Lee Hill vice president and Mrs. William Henry corresponding secretary for St. Anne's, Mrs. Paul Long recording secretary, and Mrs. James Waxweiler president with Mrs. Victor Simpson vice president and Miss Betty Walter secretary for Mary Martha. The Rev. Sidney McCammon led the meeting where annual reports were read and a new joint constitution adopted. Mrs. Waxweiler reported on the diocesan convention at Cincinnati's Church of the Advent. A committee list included Mrs. Morris Renick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's
Mary Martha
Waxweiler
Church of the Advent
Cincinnati
Morris Renick
James Emerson
E. N. Millan
James Fasany
William Apple
Hospital Births and Discharges Noted in Local Listings
Birth announcements list several newborns including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Warmoth at 2908 Oxford State Rd and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bake on Yankee Rd with other births noted for Buford Robinson and John Bevis families. Discharges include Charles Arnold Phyllis Banks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Banks and Michael Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones Jr with additional names tied to local streets and hospitals in Dayton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Warmoth
Oxford State Rd
Walter Bake
Yankee Rd
And
Buford Robinson
West Middletown Rt. 1
John Bevis
The
Alameda
Charles Arnold
Ellen
Phyllis Banks
Mrs. Scott Banks
Carolina St
Charles Enright
Wildwood
Michael Jones
Harvey Jones Jr
Franklin Rt
Bruce Perry
Cameron Perry
Aberdeen
James Rawlins
Robert Rawlins
Taylor Ave
Huie Rigsby
Young St
Raymond Roberts
Springboro
Robert Rossman
Franklin
Janice Ryan
James Ryan
Trenton
Hayes Macy
Miami Valley
Dayton
Fractured Transcript Names Local Residents and Roles
A partial listing names numerous local residents with ages and occupations across several towns. Notable entries include Earl A. McGovern a 27 year old school principal in Cleveland and Lila Louise Barnes a 25 year old student adviser in Lee William Hawkins 23 hand tracker in Brookville Phyllis Ann Ballinger 19 office worker in West Middletown Rt 1 and Jerome S. Brown 29 restaurant owner 505 Gladys Dr with La Wanda Fay Mockbee 20 clerk in Weil Baker 24 both of Hamilton. Also listed are Howard O Williams 18 carpenter Somerville and Patricia Joan Clark 18 West Elkton Rt 1 and Fred Bernard Blake 22 with Shirley Ann Brown 22 both of William C Powe Jr 29 Troy and Juanita Gilbert 23 Oxford. Jimmy R Woodrey college student 524 State St Trenton and Wanda C Loman 18 stenographer Hamilton. Walter Marion Jackson 22 U S Navy Hamilton and Marsha Frances Sexton 19 clerk typist 2206 Bryant St Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. McGovern
Cleveland
Lila Louise Barnes
Lee William Hawkins
Brookville
Phyllis Ann Ballinger
West Middletown
Jerome S. Brown
Gladys Dr
la- Wanda Fay Mockbee
Weil Baker
Delores Still
Hamilton
Howard 0. Williams
Carpenter
Somerville
Patricia Joan Clark
West Elkton
Fred Bernard Blake
Shirley Ann Brown
William C. Powe Jr
Troy
Juanita Gilbert
Oxford
Jimmy R. Woodrey
State St
Trenton
Wanda C. Loman
Walter Marion Jackson
U.S. Navy
Marsha Frances Sexton
Clerk-Typist
Bryant St
Middletown
Local Families Named in Community Notices
Raymond Tutt son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Tutt Sr Grenada Jeoffrey Routson son of Mr and Mrs Everett Routson Monroe Raymond Smith of Camden Rt 1 Mrs Ollie Wright Wayne Ave Mrs Roy Whitesell Neloar St Mrs Claude Kennard 16th Ave Mrs Harold Woodward Reynolds Ave Frank Meargerum Poinciana Mrs Addison Allen Granada Mrs Carl Lansaw Delaware ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Tutt
Raymond Tutt Sr
Grenada Ave
Jeoffrey Routson
Everett Routson
Monroe
Raymond Smith
Camden Rt. 1
Ollie Wright
Wayne Ave
Roy Whitesell
Neloar St
Claude Kennard
16Th Ave
Harold Woodward
Reynolds Ave
Frank Meargerum
Poinciana
Addison Allen
Granada Ave
Carl Lansaw
Delaware
Travel Notes Return From Around the World Tour
Dr Mildred L Snyder and Miss Nell Blackford return to S Main Street after a four month world tour. They spent a week in Portland Oregon with Dr Snyder's son Thomas C Snyder, wife and family before heading home. The note adds that only about three percent of electrical energy in an average bulb becomes visible light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred L. Snyder
Nell Blackford
S. Main Street
Middletown
Snyder
Miss Blackford
Portland
Ore
Thomas C. Snyder
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Nellie Evans
Toy ii
PN Garden
Hudson
Garden Hose
B. F. Goodrich Crystal Clean
Grimes
Sorority
Charles ST
Wilson
Eecomorink
Leon Wood
Helen Dickerson
Hampton
Steven Smith
Alda Smith
Harry Davies
Baltimore St
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Ralph Gaynor
McKinley St
Miami Valley Hospital
Nora Rutz
Miami Valiey Hospital
Donald Byrnes
Frank~hedaitar Connielies
Jenny Connielies
Mildred Law Synder
Napier Jewelry
Lennox
Lock Lomond
Manhattan
Tinkling Bell
S. Broad St
FUR Service
Allegro
Bogana
Cloud NO
Clinton
Housh
Rogers
Shavers
Rhinestone
Masonic
American Trust
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