Residents Welcome Guests From Canada After Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph T Riley hosted over the weekend with Mrs H O Barr and Mrs William Undercofer and daughter Lynn of Toronto Ontario. The visitors wintered in Florida and were guests of the Rileys who met them last August at Ronville Lodge Huntsville Ontario. Also visiting are Mrs Bradd Hegner of Chicago and Mrs Paul Wilson of Oak Harbor Washington and Mrs Regas Marianos of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Riley
Glen Lane
H. O. Barr
William Undercofer
Lynn
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Florida
Rileys
Ronville Lodge
Huntsville
Bradd Hegner
Chicago, Ill
J. T. Schraffenberger
South Main St
Paul Wilson
Oak Harbor, Wash
Bmirs
Regas Marianos
Franklin
Birthday Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Guerney H. Cole Jr
Mrs. Robert Nickell hosted a birthday bridge gathering at 1111 Catalpa Dr. for Mrs. Guerney H. Cole Jr. Prizes went to Mrs. J. T. Lamb, Mrs. Frank Ferryman, and Mrs. Frank Myers. A dessert course followed a centerpiece birthday cake as guests included Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Ferryman, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Youngkin, Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Cole, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nickell
Catalpa Dr
Guerney H. Cole, Jr
J. T. Lamb
Frank Ferryman
Frank Myers
Lamb
Ferryman
Meyers
Harry Youngkin
Mary Jane Sheets
Harry Pratt
Cole
Nickell
Mrs Lila Yeager Hosts Tuesday Guests
Tuesday afternoon and evening guests of Mrs. Lila Yeager. Mrs. Wilson a former Franklin resident is visiting relatives and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Yeager
Wilson
Franklin
Myers couple back from Inland Daily Press convention
Mr and Mrs E S Myers returned from Chicago where they attended the Inland Daily Press Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Myers
Chicago
Inland Daily Press Association
Mrs William Stringham Hosts Merry-Go-Round Bridge Luncheon
Mrs William Stringham of Franklin entertained the Merry-Go-Round Club today at a bridge luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stringham of
Franklin
Weekend Guests of the Kashs Include Dr and Mrs Goodwin
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W E Kash of Second Ave were Dr and Mrs J E Goodwin parents of Mrs Kash and her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Guy Goodwin and daughter Ruth of Mt Sterling Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kash
Second Ave
J. E Goodwin
Kash
Inlaw
Guy Goodwin
Ruth
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Smallwood Bride Elect
Miss Patsy Smallwood, bride elect of Robert C. Cox, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower last evening hosted by Miss Lila Lynch on Tytus Ave. The gift table featured yellow and white decor with spring flowers. prizes went to Mrs. Conrad Heinkel, Mrs. Claude Barker Jr, Miss Donna McGahan, and Miss Pansy Jones. Gifts came from numerous friends including Mrs. William Berry and Mrs. Ralph Creech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Smallwood
Robert C. Cox
Lila Lynch
Tytus Ave
Conrad Heinkel
Claude Barker, Jr
Donna McGahan
Pansy Jones
William Berry
Ralph Creech
Clayton Combs
C. J. Shockley
Barker
Lelia Co. Lynch
Heinkle
Martha ' S
Treva Hammond
Shirley Barr
Elaine Selby
Wanda Sorrell
Louise Nicholson
McGahen
Marilyn Cassacy
Daughters of America Officers Nominated at Lodge Meeting
The Lodges Miami Valley Daughters of America met in Junior Hall with Mrs. Butler Jewell presiding. Highlights included the first nomination of officers and reports from Mrs. Edwin Egleston Mrs. Wren Hannah and Mrs. Lucien Jones plus a rally report for Miamisburg. Initiation announced for Tuesday May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Daughters of America
Butler Jewell
Edwin Egleston
Wren Hannah
Lucien Jones
Miamisburg
William Apple
A Council
Unity Council Daughters of Malta Hall Meeting Report
Mrs Christine Jackson presided as hall chair. A district rally in Miamiaburg was discussed. Mrs Charles DeFrates was named associate councilor for district 15. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Dennis Howard during social hour. Lunch served to 13 members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Christine Jackson
Miamiaburg
Charles DeFrates
Dennis Howard
Farwell Party Honors Miss Doris Johnson
The Hannibal Frisby Sunday School class at the Presbyterian Church in Trenton held a farewell party at Mrs. Hannibal Frisby’s home on Hamilton Trenton for Miss Doris Johnson who is moving to Dayton. Gifts were given and luncheon served to Miss Doris Johnson and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Frisby
Presbyterian Church In
Trenton
Hamilton - Trenton
Doris Johnson
Dayton
Johnson
Sherry Frisby
Shirley Toth
Shirley Million
Geraldine Ash
Mary Asher
Rita Ellington
Loraine Richter
Harry Hounshell
Donald Seegar
Jeff Frisby
Allan Frisby
Gloria Allen Honored At Gay Shower Before May 27 Wedding
Miss Gloria Jean Allen received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Dolly Patterson and Miss Henrietta Huelsbeck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boyd on Logan Avenue. Guests tallied scores, awarded prizes to Shirley Kurth Martha Proctor and Allen, and shared a lunch after gifts were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Patterson
Henrietta Huelsbeck
Gloria Jean Allen
Richard L. Miltenberger
Robert E. Boyd
Logan Ave
Shirley Kurth
Martha Proctor
Curtis Watts
A. Miltenberger
Lee Allen
Ames Gardner
R. E. Boyd
Caroline Slavin
Phyliss Doench
Shirley Kurtz
Lois Linzey
Certified Teachers To Present Pupils Saturday Recital
Certified teachers of Ohio Music Teachers Association present pupils in a Saturday recital at 3 30 in the Girls Club. Participants include Joyce Hackney Philip Redding Ma Rose Koehler Shirley Maxwell and others. Teachers leading the event are Mrs Paul Ruth Miss Lula McClellan Sister Frances Miriam and others with Mrs Thompson as chair. Accompanists listed include Miss Weishaar Mrs McCandlish and Miss Sue Ellen White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certified Teachers of Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Joyce Hackney
Philip Redding
Ma Rose Koehler
Shirley Maxwell
Maxin Wood
Beulah Jean Squires
Bill Rush
Carmen Bleedow
Robert Geis
Gene Phillips
Susan Hagen
Stella Axiotes
Rachel Kuderer
Gloria Walburg
Isabel Fuller
Paul Ruth
Lula McClellan
Frances Miriam
Robert Sutton
Ada Louise Weishaar
Homer Weikel
Marguerite O'Malley
Harold Conn
E. H. McCandlish
E. L. Phillips
W. C. Thompson
Robert Ramsdell
C. J. Hughes
Pearl Walberg
Thompson
Miss Weishaar
McCandlish
Sue Ellen White
Bachelor Dinner Tendered William Caldwell Before May Wedding
A bachelor dinner was given in the Hungarian Church social room by the fiancee’s brothers and brother-in-law for William H. Caldwell. The event featured card games, a motion picture, and gifts for the groom. Caldwell is to wed Elizabeth Hocz on Saturday May 28 at the Hungarian Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Caldwell
Stephen Mester
John Mester
Frank Wolner
Edgard Kilgore
George Swain
Hamilton
Joseph Kovacs
Joseph Juhas
Frank Hoez
Joseph Siler
Andrew Hoez
Michael Hoez
Joseph Hoez
Stephen Koster
Evan Masters
Cardwell
Eliabeth Hocz
Retiring President Praised at South School Tea
Mrs. Sidney Slye, outgoing president of the South School Mothers Welfare Association, was honored at a tea for the lawn fete committee at 700 Fifteenth Ave. The group, meeting to report on the May lawn fete, presented Slye a gift. Proceeds fund reading circle books milk for underweight children and school magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Slye
South School Mother’s Welfare Association
Eldon McLaughlin
Fifteenth Ave
Dale Wiley
Slye
J. L. Weaver
William Mason Jr
Martin Gandee
Howard Tindall
Russell Pence
Walter Kuenzel
Luther Brumfield
Leslie Denis
C. R. Schneider
Mark Mills
Oakwood Jordan
E. E. Ten
Women's Bible Class Plans and Past Councilors Meeting
The United Presbyterian Church women meet at 1028 Elwood St tomorrow at 7 30. Julia T Roth Past Councilors gather at Ray Girard home Yankee Rd Thursday at 8 p m for officer elections. Ladies Bible Class meets tomorrow with Mrs Walter Wendt Marshall Rd at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Presbyterian Church
Clara Radabaugh
Elwood St
Julia T. Roth
Ray Girard
Yankee Rd
Ladies Bible Class
Walter Wendt
Marshall Rd
Lions honor Middletown War Mothers at luncheon
The Middletown War Mothers of World Wars I and II will be guest honor at the Middletown Lions Club weekly noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel. Rev. Stanley Weed of Lindenwald Methodist Church will speak. Each mother receives a white carnation, the War Mothers’ official flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Lions Club
Manchester Hotel
Stanley Weed
Lindenwald Methodist Church
Hamilton
St Marys Church Schedules Masses For Feast Day
Two low masses will be held at St Marys Church tomorrow at 6 15 am and 8 30 am in honor of the Feast of the Ascension. Tonight at 7 30 o clock the regular weekly devotions and prayers for peace will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Church
Peeren
Middletown Camera Club Plans June Field Trip
At the Middletown Camera Club meeting, Arnold Boxwell covered the Progressive School of Photography and Jim Brate summarized the modern school. Members proposed a one day field trip for June 26 with final plans at the next meeting. A Highland Research Corporation representative will speak on June 28 with a lecture and demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Camera Club
Arnold Boxwell
Jim Brate
Highland Research Corporation
Middletown Junior Achievers win 18th national award
Middletown Junior Achievement Inc reports its 18th national award this year executive director Robert McDade announced Two honorable mention Wood Award certificates arrive naming Armco Junior Craftsman Company and Woo Woo Woodpeckers. Armco Juniors crafts are sleeve ironing boards with covers subbed to Crystallettes and Schmoo. Woo Woodpeckers sponsored by Gardner Board and Carton Co Advisors Frank Troutvine Jr Fenton Hall Clarence Harris. The Wood Award, backed by the National Lumber Manufacturing Association, honors excellence in wood product manufacture. This year Middletown had 18 companies active and has earned 18 national awards, up from 14 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Schmoo
Frank Troutvine, Jr
Woo - Woo - Woodpeckers
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Fenton Hall
Clarence Harris
National Lumber Manufacturing Association
Firemen Prepare Summer Festival Plans for North Middletown
North Middletown Volunteer Fire Department meets at the fire house to approve a July festival on North Verity Parkway near Route 4. Lee Becht Shows to supply rides and concessions. five rides for children plus a midway. Proceeds fund new fire equipment. Next monthly meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middletown
Flash Use on Camera and Electronic Flash Attachments
A concise note on the function and differences between built in camera flashes and separate electronic flash attachments. It explains how each type provides illumination, considerations for exposure, and practical tips for use in various lighting situations. It covers sync speed, power, and manual versus automatic modes.
Beta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Club Social Meeting
The Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Margaret Renner's home for a combined social and business gathering. A brief business session announced new standing committees for the coming year. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Mary Margeret McCann, Mrs Ballard Blount and Mrs Gerald Wilcox for card games, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Renner
Mary Margeret McCann
Ballard Blount
Gerald Wilcox
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meets at Mrs Chappell Home
Last evening members met at 222 South Broad Street for a combined business and social gathering. A nominating committee was appointed to present a slate for the next meeting when officers will be elected. After business, attendees enjoyed a social hour with cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
James Chappell
South Broad St
Co-Operettes Elect New Officers At Sheard Home
Last evening the Co-Operettes met at Mrs. Gilbert Sheard's residence on South Main Street. New officers were installed: Mrs. Arthur Butts president, Mrs. John Hasselbach Jr first vice president, Mrs. Tom Brown second vice president, Mrs. Tom Giles recording secretary, Mrs. Sheard treasurer and corresponding secretary. Mrs. Sheard was named delegate to the national convention in June in Cincinnati. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Roy Stoutenborough, Mrs. Charles Hurst, and Mrs. Jack Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sheard
South Main St
Arthur Butts
John Hasselbach, Jr
Tom Brown
Tom Giles
Sheard
John Alflin
Cincinnati
Roy Stoutenborough
Charles Hurst
Jack Christy
Phi Beta Psi Bridge Party At Forest Hills Club
A Phi Beta Psi sorority bridge party was enjoyed at Forest Hills Country Club last evening with prize winners named as Mrs. L. F. Reinartz Jr and others. Homemakers' Circles annual dinner drew 79 members at the Wishing Well Center Street. invocation by Mrs. Crist opened the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Centerville
R. V. Crist
Robert Cox
Larry Schlemann
Eugene Cramer
George Roust
Walter Evans
Ervin Walker
Suburban Card Club Fun At Mrs Graft Home
Mrs Edward Graft hosted the Suburban Card Club on Grand Ave last evening. Winners were Mrs Louis Stult Mrs George Frye Sr and Mrs Marie Waites. Refreshments were served to Mrs Russel Oglesby Mrs Mary Shotts Mrs John Strait Mrs Paul Wilch Sr the winners and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Graft
Grand Ave
Louis Stult
George Frye
Marie Waites
Russel Oglesby
Mary Shotts
John Strait
Paul Wilch
Post Nuptial Shower For Bride Of March Twelve
A gay post nuptial shower was hosted by Mrs. V C Tipton at her McKinley Street home for Mrs. Raymond Mann the bride formerly Edna Becraft who wed in Liberty Indiana on March 12. Guests enjoyed spring floral decor wrapped packages games and prizes and a late luncheon with numerous attendees including Mrs. Orville Mayabb Mrs. Keyser West Mrs. Dorsey Morrison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Tipton
McKinley St
Raymond Mann
Mildred Mayabb
Orville Mayabb
Keyser West
Dorsey Morrison
Charles McGee
Clint Wright
Tete Peyton
Dorsey Lawson
Smith
Lewis Schmidt
C. B. Wilson
Raleigh Beskridge
Townsend
Robert Peck
G. Bennington
Collie Colliver
William Cos
Dinner Bridge Honoring Bride-Elect Vivian Back Rieth
Miss Vivian Back and Miss Marcella Rieth hosted a dinner-bridge at 825 Millville Ave Hamilton honoring Miss Elinora Blanton bride elect of William Staton. Gifts were given and bridge prizes went to Mrs Ruth Busenlechtner Mrs Stanley Kucharski and Miss Maude Heaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Back
Marcella Rieth
Elinora Blanton
William Staton
Millville Ave
Hamilton
Ruth Busenlechtner
Stanley Kucharski
Maude Heaton
Violet Ward
Evelyn Klinker
Busenlechtner
Heaton
Grant Back
Fred Rieth
Miss Back
Miss Rieth
Medical Auxiliary Luncheon Hears New Officers Installed
Hamilton hosts Wormen s Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Association for a luncheon at Eaton Manor. New officers were installed led by Mrs. Fred Brosius. President Mrs. W. H. Henry and other posts named.Outgoing president Azel Ames received a thanks gift as 81 members attended with three new members introduced. Co chairs were Mrs. Ralph Leger and Mrs. George Flanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wormen
Butler County Medical Association
Eaton Manor
Fred Brosius
W. H. Henry
Paul Ivins
John Carter
William Neel
Jack Harris
Robert Wilson
A. J. Mackie
Azel Ames
Ralph Leger
George Flanner
Unsalted Fat Brush Roasts For Skin On Chicken
A cooking tip details brushing the chicken with a small amount of unsalted fat such as lard before roasting to achieve an unblistered skin. The passage also lists several women attendees as hostesses or honored guests.
Monroe Lions Club Nominates Officers
The Monroe Lions Club announced officer candidates at the May meeting. Named are Leslie Robinson and Walter Coppess for president, Paul Baker and Doug Byers for first vice president, E R Hiteshue and Robert Thompson for second vice president, Caleb Jones and Carswin Kimball for third vice president, David Harmon as tail twister, C E Campbell as lion tamer, John Bolin and Clifford Gleasman as treasurer, and Robert Mitzel as secretary with directors Harold Carter Earl E Hieshue Marvin Carpenter and Dale Constiner. Election is June 13 with installation June 27 at Le Lourdesville Lake after a Cleveland TV showing arranged with Hugh Harvey of Ohio Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lions Club
Leslie Robinson
Walter Coppess
Paul Baker
Doug Byers
E.R. Hiteshue
Robert Thompson
Caleb Jones
Carswin Kimball
David Harmon
C. E. Campbell
John Bolin
Clifford Gleasman
Charles M. Trees
Robert Mitzel
Harold Carter
Earl E. Hieshue
Marvin Carpenter
Dale Constiner
le Lourdesville Lake
Cleveland
Hugh Harvey
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Gordon Lindsey
Monroe High School
Carrots Cut in Strips With Cheese Sauce Method
If you have cooked carrots the same way before, try cutting them into strips and briefly boiling in salted water. Drain and dress with a cheese sauce for a lighter, quicker preparation.
Plans for Central School lawn fete announced
Final plans for the Central School lawn fete were made at a committee meeting at the McCoys. The Central School orchestra directed by Herman J. Copp will play from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Tickets are available from students and a ticket contest pits first floor grades against second floor grades. If it rains the event moves indoors to the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
David McCoy
Central School Orchestra
Herman J. Copp
Ascension Thursday Masses Planned at St Peter Claver Mission
Ascension Thursday masses will be held at St Peter Claver Mission 810 Eighth Ave with services at 6:30 and 8:00 a m Father Paul Golembiewski pastor announces Benediction after the 8 a m mass Confessions are heard today from 7 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Claver Mission
Eighth Ave
Paul Golembiewski
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F Society
Peg Rosing
G. H. Cole
Steupe Rite NX
Miss Smallwood
Farwell
Wilson Funeral Home
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Gloria Allen
William Caldwell
St. Mary’s Church
Camera Club
Firemen Ready
Kdna
Beauty Shop
Central Ave
Dunn’s Beauty
L. F. Reinartz, Jr
D. W. Jenkins
Martha Finkbone
Patricia Hayes
Clara Mae Yorgen
Tilman Ellison
Walter R. Bender
J. R. Sexton
Fred J. Schatzmann
Roy A. Granger
R. Grubbs
Robert Holly
John Ki
N. Mai
Medical Auxiliary
Charles Gorman
Thomas Linn
Ascension
Gough Lamb
Brandenburg Furs Inc
Clinton ST
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