Miss Niederlander Reviews The Presidents Lady for group
Miss Niederlander reviews Irving Stone's The Presidents Lady life of Andrew Jackson and Rachel for the Current Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women. The account covers Rachel's marriages, Jackson's campaigns, the Hermitage, and her death from gossip. New officers were elected and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Jeannette Niederlander
Irving Stone
Andrew Jackson
Rachel
Louisiana
Robartz
Sorority Installs Officers At Social
Newly elected officers of Phi Beta Psi sorority were installed in an evening service at the Girls' Club. During the social hour members enjoyed bridge with prizes awarded to several named members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Jane Ann Leasure
Paul Ruth
Norman Kerr
Donald McKillop
Cecil Runyan
Robert Raine
James Sexton
Donald Danner
Richard Dell
Paul Crane
Raymond McNeill
William Rehse
Jack H. Cox
James M. Cahill
A. R. Maupin
G. R. Bingham
Doris Stamp
Pythian Sisters Host Annual Dinner for Members
Mothers and daughters of the Pythian Sisters attended the annual dinner last evening. More than 90 guests enjoyed a covered dish meal. After dinner 15 members modeled clothes from by-gone days. Games and contests followed with Mrs Mull as prize winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Ardmore Dr
Earl Klein
Gladys Goddard
H. P. Gayl
Mis
Ter Mull
Travel Notes From Florida to Key West and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Herman Braden of St Petersburg Florida visit Mrs Braden’s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Orville Wills of Lowell Street. Last night Mr and Mrs Esta Razor Jr and children and Miss Vivian Hathway of Pencey were also guests of Mr Wills. Mr and Mrs Karl Davis of 2316 Sutphin St have returned from a 20 day trip through the South traveling about 3900 miles along the east coast to Key West around the Gulf to Ft Myers and back through Mobile Alabama visiting friends en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Braden
St. Petersburg
Fla
Braden
Orville Wills
Lowell Street
Esta E. Razor, Jr
Vivian Hathway
Pency
Wills
Karl Davis
Sutphin St
Key West
Gulf
Ft. Myers
Mobile
Ala
Shower Honors Bride Of June 17 At Home Event
Continuing festivities for Miss Leona Baker bride elect of Paul Lockmeyer were held with a linen shower at Mrs. Reese Wells home on Queen Ave. Guests offered best wishes to the couple and the wedding is set for June 7 at First Baptist Church with the Rev John L Parr officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Baker
Paul Lockmeyer
Wayne Rogers
Reese Wells
Miss Baker
Amanda Baker
Jerry Conway
Helen Lockmeyer
Mr. Lockmeyer
First Baptist Church
John L. Parr
Miss Mary Holland Honored At Shower
Miss Mary Ann Holland bride elect of William Baker was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Shirley Keller Jr and Miss Patricia Greer. Pink green and white decorations and garden flowers filled the rooms as guests played bridge and canasta with prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Holland
William Baker
Shirley Keller, Jr
Patricia Greer
Cecil Wilson
Eileen Cassidy
Mae Holland
Marilyn Fett
John Case
Larry Deckwith
Earl Boyd
Robert Bailey
George Evans
Jean Blashock
W. J. J. Miles
Francis Looker
Official Board Plans Business For Coming Year
The Official Board of Homemakers' Circles met Tuesday evening to set plans for the year. A card party benefit for the library project is scheduled for November 6 at the American Legion. Mrs. William Carson, president, announced committees: program chair Mrs. Robert Bendure. ways and means chair Mrs. Wade Pratt. membership chairs Mrs. William Yarber and Mrs. Cliff Sweeney. auditing Mrs. Robert Sims. publicity Mrs. Robert Kihm. project chair Mrs. Tudor Morris with members Mrs. Gerhard Klouman, Mrs. James Fasany, Mrs. E. R. Hiles, Mrs. Robert Rogers, and Mrs. Wilton Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Homemakers’ Circles
American Legion
William Carson
Wilton Smith
Gerhard Klouman
James Fasany
Robert Rogers
Robert Bendure
Tudor Morris
Joseph Piel
E. R. Hiles
Ways and
Wade Pratt
William Yarber
Cliff Sweeney
Robert Sims
Robert Kihm
Honor Dead, But Dont Join Them
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore urged extra caution for Memorial Day travel noting past lows in holiday fatalities and stressing pre trip car checks. He warned drivers to beware others’ rash driving and to maintain lights brakes tires and steering to avoid accidents and honor the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blackmore
United States
Ohio
Blackmore
Middletown Welcome Wagon Adds Three New Members
Three newcomers joined Middletown Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club at a Tuesday meeting at the Colony. New members are Mrs Anthony Tsing Mrs William Miller and Mrs Cam Denisi The group plans a bake sale with date and location to be announced Card prizes were awarded to several members. Hostesses for the evening included Mrs Melvin A Dawson Mrs John Barker Mrs James Hopkins and Mrs J Manning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Colony
Anthony Tsing
William Miller
Cam Denisi
Cass Mangold
Johns
Morton S. Muggan
E. Day
Mirs
Charles Lee
David Wright
William Ayres
Onisi
Melvin A. Dawson
John Barker
James Hopkins
J. Manning
Bon Voyage Party Fetes Miss Mehl Before Departure
Miss Jane Mehl, a Roosevelt Junior High School teacher, is set to sail from New York on June 4 aboard the Ile de France. Miss Valda Wilkerson and Miss Ellen Aubley hosted a bon voyage gathering with over 20 guests at The Alameda, marking a farewell as Miss Mehl travels through France, Holland and Switzerland for more than a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valda Wilkerson
Ellen Aubley
Jane Mehl
Miss Mehl
Ile de France
New York
France
Holland
Switzerland
Miss Wilkerson
Alameda
Mehl
Mary Delp
East Central Ave
Pat Easterling
Roosevelt Junior High School
Group Nominates New Officers for Women of the Moose
Initiation of candidates and nomination of officers was the main business last evening for Women of the Moose. Officers will be elected next week. On June 15 the group will combine with Loyal Order of the Moose for an annual memorial service in memory of departed members. Mrs. Alfred Geren is in charge.
Ten Cases Of Polio Found In Akron Area
Ten of the 13 polio cases reported at Children's Hospital Akron come from Amish villages in Stark Tuscarawas Holmes and Wayne Counties. The outbreak began about ten weeks before the usual polio period and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis plans to circulate German language literature in the affected villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Children's Hospital
Stark
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Wayne
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Two Schools Go Over Top in Hospital Fund Drive
Woodrow Wilson and Thomas A. Edison schools surpassed their quotas in Middletown Hospital’s $2,000,000 building fund campaign under Hugh Butler. Wilson led by George C. Crout and Edison by Leonard Minnich with 10 percent staff participation. Industrial workers are being solicited with a scale: under $4,000 50 cents weekly, $4,000–$4,999 75 cents, $5,000 and up based on earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas A. Edison
Middletown Hospital
Hugh Butler
Wilson School
George C. Crout
Edison School
Leonard Minnich
Grange Policies 7 op Heavy Says Fichter At Oxford
Joseph W. Fichter, past master of the Ohio State Grange, at the Hanover Grange anniversary, argues local granges are ignored by state and national bodies except as revenue sources. He calls for ground up policy development and genuine representation of rank and file farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio State Grange
Hanover Grange
Fichter
Grange
Five Sign For Army Air Force Recruits From Middletown and Franklin
The Army and Air Force recruiting station at 116 South Main Street announced five local enlistments. Air Force enlistees Edgar Chaney Jr and Eugene Ray Alexander from Middletown and Vernon Eugene Johnson and Bennie Lou Norris from Franklin were sent to Sampson AFB Geneva New York. Earnest Hipsher from Franklin enlisted in the Army and was sent to Ft Meade Maryland for recruit training. MSgt Luther Gregory, station commander, reported the details.
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Army and Air Force
South Main St
Middletown
Frankin
Air Force
Sampson Afb
Geneva
N.Y
Edgar Chaney, Jr
Sheffield St
Eugene Ray Alexander
Fernwood St
Vernon
Eugene Johnson
Allen St
Bennie Lou Norris
Highland Ave
Franklin
Earnest Hipsher
Thirkield Ave
Army
Ft. Meade
Luther Gregory
Open House and Dance Planned at Legion 231
Blythe-Williams Post 231 American Legion hosts an open house from 1 to 8 p.m. Friday at 836 Eighth Ave. Tommy Thompson Revue, led by ex Count Basie drummer, performs 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Armco Center with an all-girl orchestra and four dancers. Commander William Commodore urges Post members to assemble at 9 a.m. for parade instructions.
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Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Eighth Ave
Tommy Thompson
Armco Center
Thompson
Count Basie
Mr. Blues
Sandman
William Commodore
Post 231
Municipal Court Hears Drunk Driving and Related Charges
Donald Saylor 27 of Middletown Route 2 fined 200 plus costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after arraignment before Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court. Escoe Broughton 39 of 911 Garden Ave received a suspended six month jail term and lifetime driving revocation for operating a car while intoxicated. Juanita Brewer 20 of 2410 Minnesota Ave had her case on a court order violation dismissed. Donald Wells 29 of 3800 Tytus Ave held for Butler County Grand Jury on non support. Norma Wells filed the charges and Wells was moved to the county jail. Saylor was arrested Tuesday night on South Sutphin St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Saylor
Middletown
Alton H. Combs
Saylor
South Sutphin St
Donald Wells
Tytus Ave
Butler County Grand Jury
Norma Wells
Wells
Escoe Broughton
Garden Ave
Combs
Broughton
Juanita Brewer
Minnesota Ave
Police Briefs Tie to Warrants and Missing Person Case
Mary Benton, 44, of 707 Eighteenth Ave, was arrested on a warrant for assault and battery and released on 300 bond to appear in court Monday. Gabriel DeCristoforo, 2119 Wayne Ave, reported four hubcaps missing from his car on Central Ave. Ruby Myers, 21, of First Ave, has been missing for eight days, described as 4'10" tall, 110 pounds, brown hair and eyes, horn rimmed glasses with gold trim. police note.
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Mary Benton
Eighteenth Ave
Gabriel DeCristoforo
Wayne Ave
Central Ave
Ruby Myers
First Ave
Harry Lacy
Manchester Rd
Lebanon Mayor Among Three Hurt In Crash
Mayor William Fraser 62 of Lebanon suffered a right knee injury in a late Wednesday crash on Route 122 west of Route 25. He rode in John Reese’s car from Franklin, with Virginia McCoy 20 Middletown Route 2 and Maria McCoy 38 of the same address sustaining head, shoulder and chest injuries. All treated by family physicians. Police said glare from oncoming cars blinded drivers, causing Fraser to collide with a rear car as Reese slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraser
Lebanon
Fraser
John Reese
Franklin
Reese
Virginia McCoy
Middletown
Maria McCoy
Cers
Easter Seals Fund Rises For Child Camp Plans
The Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults reports 6242.65 raised from Easter Seals sales. Plans for an August 16 21 children's camp are set with nurses and supervision arranged. Parents should contact Miss Mary Hopkins at the Civic Association Bureau of Public Nursing. Middletown and Hamilton Rotary clubs sponsor the camp.
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Butler County Society For
Former Local Youth Set for Priesthood Ordination
Paul Martin, formerly of Middleton, is to be ordained with the Home Missioners of America at St. Monica Cathedral in Cincinnati. He will celebrate his first Mass at St. Stephen Church in Hamilton at 9 a.m. Sunday. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Martin of Hamilton. He authored The Family Rosary and is writing works on Jesus and Mary. his siblings include Mary Otto, a Franciscan Sister, and Francis X. Martin, a Navy petty officer.
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Urban Paul Martin
Home Missioners of America
St. Monica Cathedral
Cincinnati
O. E. Martin
Stanley St
North Second St
Hamilton
Armco
St. Stephen Church
Father Martin
Holy Trinity School
St. Gregory Seminary
Mt. Washington
St. Charles Borromeo College
Columbus
St. Mary Seminary
Jesuit Seminary
Milford
Glen Mary Seminary
Glendale
Martin
Christ
Mary Otto
Franciscan Sisters of
Oldenburg
Ind
Francis X. Martin
Navy
Donald A. Martin
Logan Ave
OSU President Named Chairman of Pike Advisory Unit
Dr. Howard L. Bevis president of Ohio State University was named Wednesday chair of a 52 member Citizens Advisory Committee to the Ohio Turnpike Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Singer Expecting Baby in Early Fall
New York singer Mimi Benzel, a former Metropolitan Opera soprano, announced Wednesday she expects her first child in early fall. She is married to concert agent Walter Gold.
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New York
Mimi Benzel
Metropolitan Opera
Soano
Miss Benzell
Walter Gold
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