La Sertoma Club Elects New Officers
La Sertoma Club elected Mrs. Carl Jay as president with Mrs. Gilbert Sheard and Mrs. J. K. Morgan as vice presidents and other officers named at a Girls' Club meeting. The group installed officers, voted a library fund contribution for Middletown Hospital, and hosted a social hour with Mrs. Paul Stoutenborough and Mrs. Francis Dumyer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sertoma Club
Girls’ Club
Carl Jay
Gilbert Sheard
J. K. Morgan
Lloyd Miller
Arden Swope
Elmer Melampy
Warren White
White
When Chips Are Down Father’s Picnic Plan Revealed
A casual note hints at a father inviting cronies to a cookout featuring hot potato salad, steaming frankfurters, and plenty of pickles and mustard. The plan suggests a simple, hearty gathering with familiar faces.
Mrs. Calvin Skinner Heads Butler County Auxiliary
Mrs. Calvin Skinner was installed as president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society at an alfresco luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edward Kezur in Hamilton. Installations also named Mrs. Richard Hardin as president-elect and other officers. retiring president Mrs. Gregory Gressel received a silver tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Skinner
Butler County Medical Society
Edward Kezur
Hamilton
Alfresco
Ross Hill
Skinner
Richard Hardin
Robert Tennant
American Medical Education Fund
George Riggs
Edward Keating
Earl Leyrer
Ralph Leyrer
Mrs Ebersole Showcases Mexico Trip At Garden Club
Middletown Garden Club met Monday with Mrs Murray Wilson and Mrs Dean Phillips hosting. Mrs George Underwood and Mrs Robert Richardson presided at tea as members answered roll with Songs of Springtime. Louise Hunter Windsor won first in high arrangement of peonies and iris. ties for second included Mrs Charles Hook and Mrs Ebersole. Windsor led high garden arrangement with Mrs Thomas Wilson second. Low and unusual class winners listed alongside miniature and specimen awards with multiple ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Mexico
Middletown Garden Club
Murray Wilson
Dean Phillips
George Underwood
Robert Richardson
Louise Hunter Windsor
Charles R. Hook
Ebersole
Hook
Windsor
Thomas Wilson
G. W. A. Wilmer
Bennett Chapple
Chalmers Todd
Robert Parker
DeWitt Chapple
Harold Anness
Fred Vorhis
Fred Greathouse
Richardson
Pythian Mother Bertha Wikoff Receives Gift
Mrs Wayne Back presented Bertha Wikoff known as Pythian Mother with a gift at the LaFayette Temple 379 mother-daughter dinner. Back led the event with other committee members including J L Livzey Ray Mehl Clara Ober Homey Jefferson Glenn Tullis and Josephine Arnold handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wikoff
Wayne Back
LaFayette Temple
Back
J. L. Livzey
Ray Mehl
Clara Ober
Homey Jefferson
Glenn Tullis
Josephine Arnold
Water Cress Garnish for Cold Meats
A simple garnish idea uses water cress sprigs slipped through carrot rings and scallions threaded through radish rings to decorate a platter of sliced cold meats.
Delta Sigma Phi Plans October Dance
Delta Sigma Phi Beta Sigma Psi plans an October dance. Miss Sue Summer reported on a kickoff dinner for the mental health drive. A white elephant sale closed the meeting in the YMCA Barnitz Room. Members will meet again in June for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sue Summer
YMCA
Opti-Mrs Club Plans Banquet and Meetings
Club events outline installation banquet for Opti-Mrs Club set for June 18 at the Manchester Hotel. Post cards will notify members of future meetings. A pot luck supper for members and families is planned for June 28 at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony
Manchester
Chautauqua
Women of First Baptist elect new church officers
The Women’s Society at First Baptist Church elected Mrs. Donald Cross as president succeeding Mrs. Howard Stalker at its annual dinner. Officers for two years include Mrs. Owen Albaugh as vice president Mrs. James Wilkins as secretary and Mrs. Ernest Peach as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cross
Howard Stalker
Women’s Society
First Baptist Church
Owen Albaugh
James Wilkins
Ernest Peach
Earl Evans
Glenn Perry
Christian Service
Alva Taylor
Earl Manning
Howard Chrisman
Luther Brumfield
Albaugh
G. Walter Weber
Bacone College
Muskogee
Okla
Community meetings planned for Wednesday and Thursday
Local groups schedule meetings including National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry at 7 30 p m Armory Franklin FOE Auxiliary Fenwick Welfare FOPA at police range Germantown Road Lions Kiwanis Optimist Toastmasters Blythe Williams Legion Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM 1000F Lafayette Lodge Moose BPOE and Alcoholics Anonymous with times from noon to 8 30 p m at various venues in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Fenwick Welfare
Fenwick High School
Germantown Road
Lions Club
Manchester
Kiwanis Club
Optimist Club
Colony
Toastmasters Club
Bedford's
Trenton Lions Club
AEIF
Blythe-Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Day Committee
Legion
Alpha Council 326, Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
147Th Infantry Regiment
Armory
Trades and Labor Council
AFL
S. Main St
Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Moose Lodge
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Vital Statistics Notes Births in Several Areas
Listing of numerous births yesterday and today across Lebanon Franklin and Hamilton regions with names and addresses of parents, plus several hospital notes and personal announcements including marriages of workers and residents from Middletown Trenton and Oakwood. The report compiles newborns and patient notes from Mercy Hospital and local locales.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Ohio
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Albert Angel and Velma L Mapes. William Eugene Clemmons and Mary Frances Ribar. Albert Cotton and Alphia Baker Smith. Kenneth Eugene Stewart and Mary Lou Archer. Orrin O Bradley and Amelia J Matton. Donald E Coulter and Carol Jean Davish. Locations span Hamilton Norwood Oxford Burton Ohio and Oxford. Names include occupations such as city employe accountant inspector teacher student stenographer. The pairs reside in or near Hamilton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Angel
Oxford State Rd
Velma L. Mapes
Orchard St
William Eugene Clemmons
Oxford Rt
Mary Frances Ribar
Hamilton
Albert Cotton
Alphia Baker Smith
Kenneth Eugene Stewart
Norwood
Mary Lou Archer
Orrin O. Bradley
Burton
Ohio
Amelia J. Matton
Roosevelt Ave
Donald E. Coulter
Carol Jean Davish
Oxford
Sauce and Marshmallows Dessert From Applesauce
A quick Sunday dessert uses applesauce in a pie plate topped with marshmallows and broiled until the mixture is heated and the marshmallows puff and lightly brown.
Hospital notices list Buckner and McCoy in medicals
The hospital notices include Stephen Buckner son of Mr and Mrs Monroe Buckner of Superior Ave medically treated. Lucie McCoy of Fairmount Ave also listed as medical. Other patients Mrs Robert Watson of Yankee Judith Fetzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fetzer of Armco Dr., and Chester Fugett of McKinley St with Mrs Irvin Turvey of S Main St, Mrs Morris Renick of 14th Ave, James Sorrell of Young St, Deborah Lawwill daughter of Mr and Mrs Dempsey Lawwill of Highland St, and Mrs Thomas Wallace of Franklin, all noted as surgical cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Buckner
Monroe Buckner
Superior Ave
Lucie McCoy
Fairmount Ave
Robert Watson
Yankee Rd
Judith Fetzer
Fred Fetzer
Armco
Chester Fugett
McKinley St
Irvin Turvey
S. Main St
Morris Renick
14Th Ave
Surgical
James Sorrell
Young St
Thomas Wallace
Franklin, Surgical
Deborah Lawwill
Dempsey Lawwill
Highland St
Missing mother Mary Willis sought for abandoning children
Mrs. Mary FE Willis also known as Mary Hipsher is believed living nearby. If seen, contact local police. Warrants for her arrest have been signed by her husband, necess Willis of Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Willis
Mary Hipsher
Nece Willis
Miamisburg
Modern students rival old timers in spelling and schooling
The author argues against nostalgia for past schooling, contending today’s students receive far broader fundamentals and better education. He cites spelling, reading, and general lessons as stronger now than decades ago, noting many old critics misjudge past curricula and abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Thailand
Unsalted Butter Blends Best With Fresh Herbs
Fresh unsalted butter absorbs delicate herb flavors well when blending butter with herbs for sandwiches. The natural butter taste carries the herbs without added salt altering the aroma.
Birds Sighted Over Two Hundred in Shenandoah Park
Volunteers and park rangers report observing more than 200 bird species across Shenandoah National Park. The sightings span various habitats from valley floors to ridge tops, reflecting the park’s rich avian diversity and ongoing bird surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah National Park
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Boogiety
Nellie Evans
Beauty Shop
Central
Main American Trust
Butler County
Mrs. Ebersole
SO. Clinton ST
DIAL
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Pollyanthas
Greenridge
Middletown
Monthru
Tokyo
Dacron
Thomas
Effort Isaacs
Lebanon Rt. 3
Ben Portogalla
Ellen Dr
Henry Brooks
Woodlawn Ave
Raymond Gabris
N. River St
Franklin
James Kemp
William Hester
Trenton
Dillard Roe
Garfield St
Marvin Foist
West Middletown Rt. 1
James Burton
Finley St
James Wyatt
Pinta Ave
Mercy Hospital
LeRoy Gibbs
Mary Williams
Milwaukee
Wis
James Frank Pittman
Oakwood
Margaret Sandlin
1St Ave
John W. Martin
New Miami
Betty Lou Dunn
James E. Depew
Canal St
Maxine Gabbard
Maud
John Albert Frey
Crystal Tissue
Middletown Rt
Catherine Ellen Evans
Russell Johnson
Edward Haney
Linda Pilkenton
Ray Pilkenton
Whittier St
Hugo Wenger
Persing Ave
Irene Fugate
West Middletown Rt. 2
Dennis Perrin
Catherine Perrin
John Sites
Central Ave
Edward Rowe
Waite St
Walt Robertson
Beryl Orr
Stanley St
Elmer Martin
Vanderveer St
Florence Kerr
William Craig
James Craig
Ida Bates
Mack Agnor
ST. Peter Claver
K. of C
First Ave
Curtis ST
Marie Lenee
Charles
Singer Sewing Machine
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Central Avenue
Margaret Latrobe
Halcyon
Kitty
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Wilson
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