Luncheon Honors Peace Corps Volunteer Ruth Yinger
Mrs. Robert Reiner hosts a luncheon at her Euclid Street home to bid farewell to Ruth Yinger, Lemon Monroe High School teacher heading to Peace Corps training at the University of Pennsylvania before serving in Ceylon for about two years. Yinger, daughter of Mrs. E. A. Yinger of Dayton, will assist Ceylonese teachers in home economics and reports June 4 for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reiner
Euclid Street
Ruth Yinger
Miss Yinger
Peace Corps
Lemon - Monroe High School
E. A Yinger
Dayton
Yinger
Tytus Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ceylon
Leonard Horne
Harry T. Phillips
Paul Bell
Gertrude Jennings
William Boyer
Hamilton
Clarence Fair
Harmeyer-Puthoff Vows Exchanged In Reading
Mr and Mrs Robert Puthoff wed May 5 at Sts Peter and Paul Church Reading in a 930 am double ring ceremony performed by Rev E Lammers. Mrs Puthoff formerly Marion Harmeyer is daughter of William Harmeyer Reading. The groom is son of the late Mrs Frances Puthoff Middletown. They reside at 1300 Girard Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmeyer-Puthoff
Reading
Robert Puthoff
Sts. Peter and Paul Church
Florida
Nassau
E. Lammers
Puthoff
Marion Harmeyer
William Harmeyer
Frances Puthoff
Middletown
Urban Dineen
Oxford
Harmeyer
Rita Harmeyer
Mary Jane Gibbons
Kathleen Dineen
Cristonian Banquet Installations Honor New Officers
Mrs Walter Crenshaw retired as Cristonian president and installed Mrs Don Buverard as the new president during the annual banquet for all Cristonian chapters at Midway Inn. Mrs Olin Cruse became vice president with Mrs Wayne Wolverton secretary and Mrs John Walker treasurer. Mrs Bethel Whitt named ways and means chair. Sixty members attended with two guests, Mrs Ralph Irons and Mrs William Boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crenshaw
The
Cristonian Board
Don Buverard
Cristonian Chapters
Midway Inn
Olin Cruse
Wayne Wolverton
John Walker
Beth el Whitt
Ways and Means
Ralph Irons
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Wiliam Boast
Cristonian
Albert Kocsis
Cristonians
Hamilton
Wedding Attendants Selected for Henkle Layer Nuptials
Miss Alice Layer and Jack In gersoll Henkle announce plans for a June 2 wedding at 7 30 p m at Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Bride elect sister serves as matron of honor with Lynn Byrd as junior bridesmaid. Best man will be George Henkle, father of the groom. Ushers include fraternity brothers Ronald Price Lindley Hall Robert Ness and James Buchy. Hostess attendants Pat sie Henkle Mary Henkle Sandra Bradbury Rozane Kaufman and James Keller will assist. Layer is daughter of Mr and Mrs James O Layer of Hendrickson Road. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs George Henkle of Orchard Street Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Layer
Jack Ingersoll Henkle
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Peter Elling
Miss Layer
Lynn Byrd
Henkle
George Henkle
Ronald Price
Lindley Hall
Robert Ness
James Buchy
Patsie Henkle
Mary Henkle
Sandra Bradbury
Rozane Kaufman
James Keller
James O. Layer
Hendrickson Road
Orchard Street
Lebanon
Leeaupaatiie
Church Circles Elect Officers At Two Meetings
In Eva Martin Missionary Circle First Baptist Church elected Mrs. Joe Atkinson president and named Mrs. Ray Kraft as vice president, Mrs. Mildred B. Kain secretary, and Mrs. Roy Hensley treasurer. Mrs. Glenn Perry spoke on Love and Atkinson gave a Love Gift talk during a combined Circles 10 and 11 session at First Methodist Church attended by 26 members with Mrs. Leonard Hamm directing. Swidombe Class at First EUB Church elected Mrs. George Crabtree president and named officers for 18 months including Mrs. William Bach vice president and Mrs. Roy Nickell secretary. Catering and youth activities reports were given and a church building fund donation approved. Hostesses were Mrs. Tunner and Mrs. Edward Caudill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Atkinson
Eva Martin Missionary Circle
First Baptist Church
Edward Jones
Catherine Becker
Ray Kraft
Mildred B. Kain
Roy Hensley
Glenn Perry
Martyn Hackney
Marlyn Tobias
Fred Finney
Richard Wittman
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of World Service
Leonard Hamm
Robert Walton
George Crabtree
Swidombe
EUB
William Bach
Roy Nickell
Huch Cook
Benton Osborne
Harold Radenheimer
William Tunnell
Otterbein
Tunner
Edward Caudill
Conventional butter cake mixing steps described
The note instructs to add flour in four additions and liquids in three, starting and ending with dry ingredients. It emphasizes that recipe writers often lack space to spell out these explicit directions.
Cassini’s Leading Customer Is Kennedy’s Leading Lady
AP Fashion Writer describes designer Oleg Cassini’s fall collection as a fashion diary of Jacqueline Kennedy’s influence. He notes 85 percent of Mrs Kennedy’s outfits are Cassini designs and deflects claims of losing favor while showcasing Mexican, Indian, and Southeast Asian influences in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oleg Cassini
Jacqueline Kennedy
Couturier
Cassin
AAUW Study Groups Share Meeting Highlights
Members of the American Association of University Women hosted a dinner at Mrs. R W Thomas's Grand Avenue home with Mrs. Ross A Hill and Mrs. Charles W Thompson assisting. Mrs Thomas presented color slides from travels in Africa Europe Japan and the Northwest. New officers named include Mrs. David Morgan chairwoman and Mrs. J J Canfield and Mrs. P F Johnson program chairmen with Mrs. Glenn Hempstead publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
R .W. Thomas
Grand Avenue
Ross A. Hill
Charles W Thompson
Thomas
Africa
Europe
Japan
Northwest United States
David Morgan
J. J Canfield
P. F. Johnson
Glenn Hempstead
Afternoon church circles end season with talks at First Presbyterian
Six seven and eight circles of the First Presbyterian Church held their season finale on Wednesday. Charles Bailey, formerly of Argentina, presented slides on Latin America, while Mrs William Wiley spoke on Adventures in Friendship. Mrs Ralph Knight led the combined meeting. hostesses included several named members. Circle Seven sent a medical packet to an Arizona mission and a layette to Butler County Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Bailey
Argentina
Latin America
William Wiley
Ralph Knight
Wallace Chamberlain
William Saunders St
Dale Wiley
Edward Drayer
Wilbur Nee
Grant Pett
Homer Schrock
Jon Prows
Circle Seven
Arizona
Butler County Welfare Department
Party Fetes Bride Elect Kay Parker at Holiday House
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Kay Parker bride elect of Donald Justice was hosted at Holiday House last night. Twenty seven guests attended and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Del Bishop Mrs. Lee Banks Mrs. William Hollenbaugh Mrs Marvin Hall and Mrs Donald Phibbs. Kay Parker is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Parker of Poasttown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Smith
Janet Phibbs
Holiday House
Kay Parker
Donald Justice
del Bishop
Lee Banks
William Hollenbaugh
Marvin Hall
Donald Phibbs
Vernon Parker
Poasttown
Violla Rebekah Lodge Mother-Daughter Banquet Held
At Odd Fellows Hall Viola Rebekah Lodge hosted a mother-daughter banquet with Mrs Harold Flatter leading the hostess committee. Mrs Howard Hoover welcomed guests, readings by Mrs J B Monroe Miss Marilyn Bell and Mrs Flora Tanner followed, vocal numbers by Mrs Ora Wilkerson and a chalk talk by Mrs C E Wintringham were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Flatter
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Howard Hoover
J. B. Monroe
Marilyn Bell
Flora Tanner
Ora Wilkerson
C. E. Wintringham
Vital Statistics Bettles and Birth Notices
Vital statistics list several births and names in town and out of town sections. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Oatley Parks with a boy yester day and Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Abney with a girl yesterday, plus multiple mentions of parents with newborns and other associated residents. Out of town notices list residents at various streets and hospitals or locations such as Miami Valley Hospital Dayton and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatley Parks
Riverview Ave
Laurel Abney
Central Ave
William W. Black
Sandy Lane
Franklin
Local residents listed in community directory
A block of names appears for residents on Pearl St Fern wood St Taylor Ave Burton Road Ronald Drive Oberon S Canal St Vannest Queen Ave Lamberton St Hamilton West Middle town Franklin Yankee Louis Place. The list includes Mrs. Jessie Music Mrs. John R. Adams Mrs. Pyna Tester Mr. John Hogan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Music
Pearl St
John R. Adams
Fernwood St
Pyna Tester
Taylor Ave
Russell Esker
Burton Road
John P. Hogan
Ronald Drive
Charles Mentzer
Oberon Drive
Lester Stapleton
S. Canal St
Ralph S. Jones
Vannest Ave
Ivan Dennis
Queen Ave
Olen Lewis
Lamberton
Frank Caldwell
Hamilton
William Hunt
West Middletown
Jack Horton
Franklin
Oscar Sprinkles
Yankee Road
Homemaker's Circle 10 installs new officers at Centerville dinner
The final meeting of Homemaker's Circle 10 was held at the Wishing Well in Centerville. Mrs. Lee Boast installed officers with Jane Thompson as president, Mary Humphrey as vice president, Chris Hoffman as secretary, and David Peacock as treasurer. Fifteen members attended, hearing reports from Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs and the Homemakers' Official Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker's Circle 10
Wishing Well
Centerville
Lee Boast
Homemakers’ Circles
Jane Thompson
Mary Humphrey
Chris Hoffman
David Peacock
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs and Homemakers
George Bryan
Post Office Gift to Springboro Historic Project
Warren County Historical Society receives the old Springboro post office for Harmon Hall project. Presented by Mr and Mrs Herbert Mullen the building preserves intact letter boxes stamp window and mailing receptions. Springboro, a historic county town, retains pioneer names on many boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Historical Society
Harmon Hall
Springboro
Herbert Mullen
Springbore
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Chardellf Weber
Cindy Robbins
Dineen
Tom Swain
Edward Rosselot
Union Hall
Girard Ave
Euverard
Paul Bruggeman
Ralph Abney
A. L. Yingst
Robert Lange
Alva Johnson
Lubbers
School of Dance
Sorg Mansion
Middletown High School
Rene Carpenter
America
Scott
Cape Canaveral
Cassini
Jean Sprain Wilson
AP Fashion Writer
India
AAUW
Carl Karrer
Byron Reynolds
Ness Street
John Norton
Karrer
Norman Griffins
Walter Newman
Paul Christiansen
Edward Loewe
Charles Beck Jr
Joe Henry
Margarite Miles
Links Childrens Shop
S. Main
Weall St
Imperial Court
Order of the Amaranth
Lloyd Murphy
Charles Crider
Merle Norman
Central
Edward Whiteman
Trenton
Jack D. Baird
Herbert S. Boren
McGee Ave
Marie Conrad
Moore
Deborah Roberts
Mrs
William Roberts
First Ave
William Kinser
Miami Valley Hospital
Otis Cole
Sheffield St
Bennie Dykes
South Ave
Albert Gilbert
Germantown Road
William Kinzer
Alex Lackey
Carolina
Car la Pole
Grand Ave
Cecil Layne
Baltimore St
Mrs . W. Lovely
Flemming Road
Clifford Maddox
Lefferson Road
Charles Mcintosh
Buena
Maxine Mettler
Finn St
Barnard Payne
Frank
Arkansas Riley Jr
James Sholar
Inland Drive
Eugene Weidner
Marshall Road
Mark White
Darrell White
Iglehart St
Lynn Young
Sherman Ave
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Boro
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