Mrs Temple relatives visit as Indiana Grand Court gathers
Mrs. Frank Temple Sr of Los Angeles visits her son and daughter in Middletown. She plans a ten day stay then travels to Wisconsin to see her daughter before returning home. Imperial Court, Order of Amarath, Indiana, attends Grand Court events in Indianapolis with Mrs Earl D Conklin among honored guests at a banner and ball. Various local families host and visit relatives during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Temple, Sr
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Temple, Jr
Princeton Dr
Cora Thumm
Sixth Ave
Imperial Court
Order of Amaranth
Middletown
Grand Court of Indiana
Statler
Indianapolis
Earl D. Conklin
Conklin
Riley Compt
Claypool
Middletown meetings and social at local venues
Middletown White Shrine will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with a social to follow. The Young Women’s Society of St Paul Evangelical and Re formed Church will hold its monthly church meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Perky Kaffee Klatsch gathers tomorrow at Mrs Larry White’s home 800 Elwood St at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Young Women's Society of the
St. Paul's Evangelical and
Perky Kaffee Klatsch
Larry White
Elwood St
Miscellaneous Shower Hon ors Jeanne Newton
Miss Jeanne Newton, bride elect of Robert Stephenson, was honored at a shower by Miss Betty Colyer and Miss Lois Basford at the Colyer home on Fleming Rd. Gifts centered with summer flowers. hat design chosen for the going away hat. Prizes awarded to several guests. refreshments served to many listed attendees. Wedding planned for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Newton
Robert Stephenson
Betty Colyer
Lois Basford
Colyer
Fleming Rd
Miss Newton
Julanne McGuff
Robert Schiering
John Ransdell
Shirley Kurt
Ralph Grimes
Wilford Palmer
Fred Ray
Robert Wise
Jack Kinder
James Chapple
Lucille Himes
Phyllis Doench
Helen Puckett
Virginia Nickell
Helen Brock
Christine Deger
Marjorie Manning
Wanda Tolson
Ruth Rempe
Lois Lindsay
Henrietta Huelsbeck
Ella Mae Hoover
Alma Hopper
Norma Milburn
Joanna Heath
Patsy Bowling
Newcomers Club Elects New Officers
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held a meeting at Frances Moorman's home on Garfield Street and elected officers for the coming term. Officers are Mrs Ralph Parmen ter president Mrs Don Carter vice president secretary Mrs Harold Osborn treasurer Mrs John Wilkins. Rites won by Mrs Wilkins Mrs C Burbick and Mrs Ira Bishman. Next meeting at Mrs Burbick's Grand Avenue home on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moorman
Garfield St
Ralph Parmenter
Don Carter
Harold Osborn
John Wilkins
Mrs Vernon Jones To Head Treble Clef
Mrs Vernon Jones was elected to a second term as head of Treble Clef Chorus at its final meeting of the year in the Manchester Hotel Oval Room. The event featured a buffet, floral decorations, reports from officers, gifts to key members, and plans for the fall gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Jones
Manchester
Graduates Return Three Day Outing At Frenchburg Ky
Graduates and former students return to Frenchburg School Kentucky for a three day Alumni weekend May 26 to 28 organized by the Alumni Association. Events include a Friday campus gathering and picnic lunches, a Saturday banquet and 1950 class welcoming ceremony, followed by mountain music and outdoor entertainment if weather allows. James Eddy the student pastor will lead Sabbath services at Frenchburg Presbyterian Church and serve the summer pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchburg School
Women's General Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Menifee County Women’s Club
Alumni Association
Beaver Valley Boys
James Eddy
French Bar Presbyterian Church
R. Eddy
Presbyterian Church
Willing Workers Class Meeting at Mrs Cooper Home
The Willing Workers class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs Robert Cooper’s South Main Street home. Devotions were led by Mrs Carl Rossi, reports from committees, a brief business session, and a program followed by refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Perry Hoss Mrs Shirley Parker Mrs Lucretia Carr Mrs Zella Paulus and Miss Goldie Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Cooper
South Main St
Carl Rossi
Perry Hoss
Shirley Parker
Lucretia Carr
Zella Paulus
Goldie Parker
Mrs Seibold Leads Otterbein Sunday School Meeting
Otterbein Sunday School Class of the Calvary Methodist Church met at the church last evening with Mrs J F Seibold vice president opening the meeting. Mrs Seibold conducted business while Mrs Brehany and Mrs Seibold gave readings and Mrs Mabel Dance read. Contests were enjoyed and a luncheon served. hostesses were Mrs Emanuel Clifford and Mrs William Bunnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibold
Otterbein
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F. Seibold
Charles Brehany
Mabel Dance
Emanuel Clifford
Willam Bunnell
Manchester Hotel hosts Homemaker’s May dinner
Members of the Homemaker’s Clubs met at the Manchester Hotel for the annual May dinner. Mrs. Gilbert Peterson introduced Mrs. R. V. Crist who gave the invocation. The board’s president Mrs. Eugene Cramer led the annual reports by Mrs. William Carson and Mrs. Lawrence Kirkpatrick. Prizes were awarded for bridge canasta and bingo to multiple members, with Mrs. Peterson chairing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker's Clubs
Manchester
Gilbert Peterson
R. V. Crist
Eugene Cramer
William Carson
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
E. M. Rains
Homemaker's Club
Hyeven
Jack Dick
Kirkpatrick
Walter Evans
R. E. Day
Richard Hent
Cramer
Henry Miller
L. W. Sehlemann
Glenn Dougherty
William Davidson
H. R. Jones
Ray Minter
Jesse Pruett
Fred Schneider
John Kremi
Harold Smith
Dougherty
Peterson
Smith
Carson
Robert Stultz
Wade Pratt
Diploma Awarded To Charles Moore
Charles Moore son of Mr and Mrs Owen Moore of Monroe a former Middletonian has received a diploma from the National Guild of Piano Teachers. Eligibility requires high school graduation or senior status at least ten memorized pieces including a complete sonata and approval by national headquarters. After audition he must score 91 or higher on theory. Moore studies with Mrs C J Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Owen Moore
Monroe
Middletonians
National Guild of Piano Teachers
National Headquarters
Young Moore
C. J. Hughes
Glassware topic discussed by Middletown Co Operettes
Middletown Co Operettes held their regular monthly meeting at the Girls Club with 12 members and one guest, Mrs. H Meyers of Friday, present. New officers were installed including Mrs. John Hasselbach as president and Mrs. C L Hughes as first vice president. Mrs Paul Stoutenborough spoke on antique china and glassware with a display, and Mrs J K Morgan presented antiques. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Girls’ Club
Uest
H. Meyers
F. Paul Kiehne
Findlay
John Hasselbach
C. L. Hughes
John Alflen
Chester Skillman
Joseph Sickle
Thomas Brown
Arthur Butt
Paul Stoutenborough
J. K. Morgan
Wildwood Ladies Enjoy Sunny Day Tee-Off
Wildwood women greeted by sunny skies as seven teen golfers played. Mrs M B Sanderson won low gross 49 and tied as blind bogey winner with Mrs N J Lawler. Luncheon and meeting planned an invitational at Wildwood on July 20 with chairs E R Coker Sanderson Wright Nein O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
M. B. Sanderson
E. R.coker
Hugh Wright
Gordon Nein
Almond O'Connor
Bert Feinthal
al Leake
Mother Daughter Banquet Celebrated by Pythian Sisters
Annual mother daughter banquet at Castle Hall featured spring colors, corsage handkerchiefs, and a dinner. Guests enjoyed songs and dances by Janet Sue Tullis, readings by Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Brown, and group singing led by Mrs. Palmer with piano by Mrs. Brown. Honored were Temple mother Mrs. B. Wilkoff and the eldest and youngest mothers. planning committee chaired by Mrs. C. Davis with members including Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Erb, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Ann Dole, and Mrs. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Janet Sue Tullis
C. Whitehead
A. Brown
Jed
B.almer
Brown
Temple
B. Wikoff
C. Davis
J. Arnold
A. Erb
E. Cooley
Ann Dole
Sorority Members Meet With Mrs J Chapple
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met at the home of Mrs. James Chapple of Broad Street last evening. Mrs. Raymond Nicholas, president, presided. Miss Marie Aldridge is a charter member and past president and current advisor of the Beta Zeta chapter. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Howard Cohen during the social hour and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
James Chapple
Broad St
Raymond Nicholas
Marie Aldridge
Beta Zeta Chapter
Howard Cohen
New Members Are Welcomed At Tea
Mrs. J L Glass hosted a tea at her Euclid Street home to welcome seven new members to the Viola D Roma s chapter of the Women s Christian Temperance Union. County WCTU president Mrs W H Shidler and state secretary Mrs Ruth C Duncan attended and assisted in recognizing new members and bestowing credentials. The event included a consecration service for infant David Mitchell Little and music by Mrs Ethel Belknap and violinist Mrs Forest Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Glass
Euclid St
Glass
Viola. D. Romans
Women's’ Christian Temperance Union
Miami
Duncan
H. A. Long
David Mitchell Little
Carl Little
Ethel Belknap
Forest Bowman
Lawrence Dugan
Aon Gravenstein
Ira Ern
Women’s Auxiliary Luncheon Honors Retiring President
Thirty nine members of the Women's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society met in Hamilton for a luncheon. A U shaped table featured cerise geraniums and white snapdragons with silver candelabra. Mrs Fred Brosius presented retiring president Mrs William H Henry with a gift. Mrs Paul Ivins reported on the Cleveland convention attended by Mrs Henry and Mrs Brosius the week of May 14. Mrs Ross Hill installed the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Hamilton
Fred Brosius
William H. Henry
Paul Ivins
Cleveland
Henry
Brosius
Ross Hill
Teachers and Guests Enjoy Gay Evening at Weaver Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Weaver at 600 South Main Street opened to South School teachers and guests for a buffet and Canasta. Colorful flowers, pink carnations, and blue iris decorated the table. Winners tallied were Miss Agnes Bechtel, Miss Virgie Browning, and Miss Lillian Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Weaver
South Main St
South School
Agnes Bechtel
Virgie Browning
Lillian Eaton
Delta Sigma Chapter Holds Regular Beta Sigma Chi Meeting
The Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Chi met in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA last evening. New committees for the coming year were named with Mrs. William Bergman as social chairman and Miss Pauline Van Cleve as courtesy among others. The prize went to Miss Mary Tabor and a cultural program followed by Miss Patty Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
C. A. Hagen
Jones
Linkins
Rosing
Alph Rettig
Robert Baker
Kirk Strodtbeck
Raymond Young
Ellison Young
Coburn
Hazel Duval
Ruth Duchemmin
Evers
Miss Roush
Thomas C. Giles
Phillips
Riggs
Delta Sigma
Beta Sigma Chi
Barnitz
YMCA
William Bergman
Howard Kern
Angelo Amatulli
Phyllis Rhoads
Lloyd Schlautterback
Anthony Hurr
Carrol Hatton
Sigma Sisters
Pauline van Cleve
Kathleen Hannah
John Minor
Mary Tabor
Patty Baird
Twelve and One Club Meets with Mrs Barr
Mrs John Barr of Baltimore Street entertained the Twelve and One Club last evening. Members arrived in costume and played games with prizes awarded to Mrs Dick Miller, Mrs Larry Wardlow, and Mrs Kenneth Woodrey. A late lunch was served by the hostess to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barr
Baltimore St
Dick Miller
Larry Wardlow
Kenneth Woodrey
Hargus Barker
Edward Windsor, Jr
Woodrey
Wardlow
Harold Mullen
Local social guests attend evening gathering
Mrs. Leubach Mrs. Arthur Sanderson Mrs. Quentin Hale Mrs. William C. Curtis Miss Betty Gephart and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell were among the guests. Guest of the evening was Mrs. Dick Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Leubach
Arthur Sanderson
Quentin Hale
William C. Curtis
Betty Gephart
Elizabeth Caldwell
Dick Miller
Social Gathering Attendees List Names and Guests
The record lists numerous attendees and guests including Miss Helen Hawk Merank Heilman, Mrs. Carl S. Nicklas, Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Bechtal, Mrs. Paul D. Bailey, Miss Eaton, Miss Bess Harb, Miss Florence Everhart, Miss Kathleen Hail, Miss Browning, Mrs. J. Berkey and daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. D. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cramer, and Miss Elaine Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harlan
Weaver
Helen Hawk Merank Heilman
Carl S. Nicklas
Margaret Allen
Bechtal
Paul D. Bailey
Eaton
Bess Harb
Florence Everhart
Kathleen Hail
Browning
J. Berkey
Nancy
Ross Cramer
Elaine Weaver
Miracle Ear cure ad from Martfard City
An advertisement touts a home earwax removal product promising hearing improvement in minutes. A testimonial claims long termo hearing trouble is cured and offers a money back guarantee if no better hearing is achieved.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Palmer
Stanley St
Milo, Mo
Kansas City, Kans
C. V. Musser
A. Gavin
Redding
Lee R. Ballard
Detroit, Mich
R. R. Fraser
West Middletown
Colin Gardner. Jr
Alameda Circle
Benjamin McLyman
Providence, R. I
Charles H. Ker
Warsaw, Ind
Charlies Beck
Linden Ave
O. M. Hayes
Lee Showers
Kittanning
Schraffenbergers
Main ST
Hilda Crooke
R. A. Heck
Peg Rosing
FE. Norwood Clark
J. D. Riggs
Giles
Esther Hoover Phillips
Gene Phillips
Clark
James Diefenbaugh
Agatha Evers
Mrs. Cooper
Woodside
Homemaker’s
Wildwood Ladies
Mrs. J. Chapple
N. Broad ST
Beasley
United States
Wilson
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Mcdowell’s
Kolinsky
McDowell
SO. Broad ST
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