Garden Club program on designs from Nature by Mrs Quail
Mrs W B Quail spoke at Middletown Garden Club on designs from nature featuring color harmony in decorating cashmere sweaters with flowers and leaves. Purple iris named flower of the day. Winners announced for garden arrangements and scrapbooks, with next meeting set for June 11 at Mrs Lawler's on Manchester Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Quail
Middletown Garden Club
G. W. A. Wilmer
Alameda Circle
Ned Warren
Richard Wilson
Newman Ebersole
C. W. Beck
H. V. Mercer
Margery Chapple
W. W Sebald
Sue Karen Brate Geisler Wed in Blue Ball Church Ceremony
Sue Karen Brate and Charles Robert Geisler wed on May 26 at 7:30 pm in Blue Ball Presbyterian Church with matron of honor Mrs. Stanley Crouch and best man Leon Geisler. Immediate family attended. reception at the groom’s home followed. Bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brate of Central Avenue. She will live at 308 Monroe Street. Geisler plans to return to Ohio State University and work at Model Shoe Store. Post-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Everett Bake and Mrs. Russell Martin featured pink and white decor and prize winners Mrs. Donald Short and Mrs. Stanley in Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brate
Central Avenue
Sue Karen
Chales Robert Geisler
Stanley Geisler
S. Dixie Highway
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Stanley Crouch
Leon Geisler
William Winch
Geisler
Lemon-Monroe High School
Ohio State University
Model Shoe Store
Everett Bake
Russell Martin
Dixie Highway
Donald Short
Stanley
Crouch
Sorority Plans Fall Benefit Card Party and Honors
Delta Pi chapter members met at Doty House to outline the fall benefit card party with Mrs. Charles Burton slated as chairman on Sept 25 at the Girls' Club. They highlighted a benefit dance for dental aid, will award Miss Mary Carroll a 25 year plaque at the San Diego convention, and noted Mrs. John Neuenswander as a candidate for international organizer. A donation to the American Field Service was approved and the next session is June 1 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Doty House
Charles Burton
Alfred Schwing
Mary Carroll
San Diego
Calif
John Neuenswander
American Field Service
Banquet and Agents Meeting in Dayton for Buckeye State Mutual
Mrs Mabel Fornshell and Miss Barbara Benner from Middleton attended the Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Association annual meeting and banquet last evening at the Van Cleve Hotel in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Beecher Schooley of Erie Avenue joined the Dayton regional dinner at the same venue with guests of Mr and Mrs Durbin Beach of West Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fornshell
Barbara Benner
Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Association
van Cleve Hotel
Dayton
Mrs. Durbin Beach
West Middletown
Forest Hills Club Dinner and Card Party Planned
A June kick off at Forest Hills Country Club features a covered-dish dinner and card party at the lodge on Manchester Road. The event starts at 7 PM Saturday. reservations are being taken by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
Jim Barker
Arnold Grine
Duplicate Club Average Is 84 At Middletown Bridge Night
The Mitchell movement played at eight tables in Temple Beth Sholom rec room. An average score of 84 points was reached. North south winners were Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr with 107, second went to Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Stanley Weinstein with 92.5, and third to Mrs Roy Granger and Mrs Richard Peters. East west winners were Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs M L Johnston with 104.2, second to Mr and Mrs P S Cade with 103, and third to Mrs Fred Cramer and Mrs Donald Rich with 101. Next week is Master point night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Howard Wikoff
Stanley Weinstein
Roy Granger
Richard Peters
Vernon Jones
M. L Johnston
P. S. Cade
Fred Cramer
Donald Rich
Amaranth Spring Social Planned At Wilson Home
The Order of the Amaranth hosts a spring social Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. at 2309 Flemming Red the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson. A white elephant sale is featured with committee members including Mr and Mrs Jack Reeder Mr and Mrs John Taylor Mrs Edna Gillman Mrs Ann Crider and Mrs Lucille Murphy handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Amaranth
Frank Wilson
Flemming
Jack Reeder
John Taylor
Edna Gillman
Ann Crider
Lucille Murphy
Brownies Fly-Up Ceremony for Maple Park Troop 4
Brownies in Maple Park School held a fly up ceremony with recipients Marsha Adams Lois Adkins Debbie Bailey Pamela Beatty Gail Chenoweth Gayle Ferris Nancy Lawwill Michael Litsakos Barbara Mosley Judy Oakley Sandy Reffitt Connie Strome. Mrs Bert Ferris serves as troop lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park School
Marsha Adams
Lois Adkins
Debbie Bailey
Pamela Beatty
Gail Chenoweth
Gayle Ferris
Nancy Lawwill
Michael Litsakos
Barbara Mosley
Judy Oakley
Sandy Reffitt
Connie Strome
Bert Ferris
Trenton Lions Auxiliary Elects Mrs Hasselbach
New Trenton Lions Auxiliary officers were chosen last night at the Trenton First National Bank social room. Mrs George Hasselbach was elected president for the coming year with Mrs Jack Slough as vice president, Mrs Carl Chamberlain secretary, and Mrs Paul King treasurer. Dr. Bernard Grueser, retiring vice president, presided. A dinner meeting is set for June 24 at 6 30 p.m. at Eaton Manor Hamilton. Mrs Willard Neubrander demonstrated flower arranging and Mrs Raymond Willis won a prize. Refreshment volunteers were Mrs Robert Douglas Mrs William Moore Mrs George Hasselbach and Mrs Gilbert King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Lions’ Auxiliary
Trenton First National Bank
George Hasselbach
Jack Slough
Carl Chamberlain
Paul King
Bernard Grueser
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Willard Neubrander
Raymond Willis
Robert Douglas
William Moore
Gilbert King
Nursery School Pupils Present 11th Annual Program
Mrs George Bayl ers Nursery School showcased its 11th annual program at the Thomas Road school this morning featuring rhythm band songs and playlets. Children offered small ceramic trays as favors to attending mothers while Debbie Burgess Matt Rider Hap Holiday and others participated. The current class series ends Thursday with a picnic and the fall term starts September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bayler
Thomas Road
Debbie Burgess
Matt Rider
Hap Holiday
Alan Annenberg
Erin Martin
Bruce Baker
Todd Perkins
Donna Howe
Denny Smith
Kathy Dell
Nancy Roberts
Brian Bauer
Rushed Work Delays Hueston Woods Campground Opening
W W Flickinger of the Ohio Division of Parks says a new contractor is rushing the 150 site Hueston Woods State Park campground. The project, delayed previously, will announce a revised opening date after bonding company cooperation and department approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Hueston Woods
W. W. Flickinger
Ohio Division of Parks
Ohio Department of Public Works
Bonding
Jobso
Flickinger
Two Children Suffer Injuries In Separate Incidents
Robert Carroll aged 2 of 817 16th Ave Middletown was treated for a lacerated scalp after falling from a car in front of his home. James Howerton age 5 of Trenton was treated for a lacerated tongue after falling from a picnic table at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carroll
John Carroll
16Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
James Howerton
Trenton
FE. P. Howlerton
Mrs. Levey Heads Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Mrs. Barry Levey was installed yesterday as president of the Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood Council at a luncheon in the temple. The ceremony was led by Mrs. Harry Roth with officers Mrs. Bernard Annenberg, Mrs. Fred Cramler, Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mrs. Floyd Bender, and Mrs. Ted Cohen named to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Levey
Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood Council
Temple
Harry Roth
Bernard Annenberg
Fred Cramler
Louis Cohen
Floyd Bender
Ted Cohen
Armeo Men Awarded Regional Technical Paper
Robert S. Burns director of metallurgical research at Armeo Steel Corp and Har ry LaTour senior research engineer received the Regional Technical Meeting Award from the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York. They were cited for a prize winning paper on Limiting Factors for Prevention of Coil Breaks presented at the Birmingham Regional Technical Meeting in autumn 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron and Steel Institute
Robert S. Burns
Armeo Steel Corp
Harry LaTour
Armeo
Burns
Aberdeen Drive
LaTour
Kensington St
New York
Birmingham
Man Stricken In Serious Condition At Home
Thomas Welsh, 77, of 709 Elsmere Street, was reported in serious condition at Middletown Hospital today after an attack at 3 47 am at his home. An inhalator was used on Welsh for 30 minutes and emergency workers responded before firemen checked a smoke report at La Fayette Avenue and Main Street where Milburn Gibson’s car was believed to be smoking but no fire was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welsh
Elsmere ‘St
Middletown Hospital
Welsh
Lafayette Avenue
Main Street
Milburn Gibson
S. Main St
Teacher Feted At Retirement Party In Middletown
The Visual Aid Class children and parents surprised Mrs. Norma Kinney at a party as she retires after 21 years teaching visually handicapped children in Middletown. Marilyn Cassacy attended, set to replace Kinney in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Kinney
Kinney
Middletown
Marilyn Cassacy
H. C. Grunewald
James R. Howerton
Imr
Raney Williams
Raymond Mclntosh
James Reed
Pennies At Armco Assn Park Memorial Day Program
The Lucky Pennies from WLW’s Midwestern Hayride perform two one hour shows at Armco Association Park Ohio Rt 741 south of Red Lion on Memorial Day The group features Dean Richards Penny West Stan Wolowic Wally Proctor and Monty Monahan Activities include a golf driving contest and games for all ages for association members their families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLWT
Armco Association
Ohio Rt
Red Lion
Dean Richards
Penny West
Stan Wolowic
Wally Proctor
Monty Monahan
Association
Soviet Apple Fraud Exposed
Three Ukrainians were executed for a vast apple swindle uncovered by the government paper Trud. The trio led an officials ring overcharging the state for poor apples and stealing the profits. Four others received 15 years, while others got 5 to 12 years. Millions in rubles and valuables were found hidden in defendants homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Trud
Iridium Compared With Magnesium In Metal Hardening
Iridium, a platinum group metal used mainly as a hardener for platinum, is about eight times heavier than magnesium.
Soldiers' Home 'A Paradise' With Active Woman Resident
Mona Schatz, 51, a WAAF veteran, is the only active woman resident at the National Soldiers' Home in Washington, a 300 acre complex housing 2200 men. She shares facilities, enjoys cinema and outings, calls the home “paradise,” and maintains a separate living space on the women’s side of Anderson Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mona Schatz
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Scott Building
Mona
WAAF
Wacs
Ma Denaux
Erma Gorman
Regina Jones
Senators
Army
Air Force
Anderson Cottage
Lincoln
Vital Statistics of Local Births and Arrivals
A compact list records numerous births yesterday and today across Franklin Hamilton and surrounding towns. Names and addresses accompany each newborn, noting mothers and fathers, with several entries from Mercy Hospital and Grandview Hospital.
Local Hamilton Residents Named in Court Report
James E Keller age 46 from Middle Town Hospital employee and Ellen W Kraft age 48 a Hamilton receptionist appear in a district filing. Clarence Wesley Goble 22 a cook of 138 North Main Street and Norma Jean Long 24 a waitress of 201 Garfield are also listed in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Keller
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton
Ellen W. Kraft
Clarence Wesley Goble
Cook
N. Main St
Norma Jean Long
Garfield St
Local residents listed in hospital notes
In The Hospital Darrell Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Watson, Carlisle. Lee Morris of West Middletown. L. V. Kindred of Baltimore St. Victor S. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Curtis, Frank Hin. Charles Harrison of Malvern St. Mrs. Wade Baumgardner of Trenton Karl F. Schirm of Aberdeen Drive. Mrs. Garland F. Wallace of iPark St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Cohoon
Timber Trail Drive
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Eddie West
Charles West
Highview Road
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Darrell Watson
Rowland Watson
Carlisle
Lee Morris
West Middletown
L. V. Kindred
Baltimore St
Victor S. Curtis
Victor J. Curtis
Frank Hin
Charles Harrison
Malvern St
Wade Baumgardner
Trenton
Garland F. Wallace
iPark St
St Marys Picnic Names Team Captains for Ticket Draw
Team captains for St Marys picnic were announced by Bud Hampel the ticket distribution chairman. Plans for the smorgasbord at 6 30 tonight at the church will discuss picnic details for all members. Captains listed include Ronald Quinn Bill Muraski John Rolfes Pete Scian Namble Chuck Walsh Jack Kies wetter Art Bidwell Don Goodman Bob Ritter John Itch Marv Miller Bob Forsythe Ed Herpring Joe Mangus Tony Accurso Jim Agoston Andy McLaughlin Rudy Nenni Martin Oura ida John Wetzel Clarence Fishbaugh John Gardner Bob a Paul Orth Paul Beier Bud Jones Jim Shafer Al Jordan Bob Hutson Fred Fetzer Cecil OConnor Charles Arnold Jim Dickerson Claude Sorg Bill y Kolodzik Dick Fiessinger Frank Santoro Steve Settich Bob Hammerle Louis Rossi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Bud Hampel
Ronald Quinn
Bill Muraski
John Rolfes
Pete Scian
Namble
Chuck Walsh
Jack Kiesewetter
Art Bidwell
Don Goodman
Bob Ritter
John Itch
Marv Miller
Bob Forsythe
Ed Herpring
Joe Mangus
Tony Accurso
Jim Agoston
Andy McLaughlin
Rudy Nenni
Martin Ouraida
John Wetzel
Clarence Fishbaugh
John Gardner
Boba Paul Orth
Paul Beier
Bud Jones
Jim Shafer
al Jordan
Bob Hutson
Fred Fetzer
Cecil O'Connor
Charles Arnold
Jim Dickerson
Claude Sorg
Billy Kolodzik
Dick Fiessinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chardellf Weber
Mrs. Quail
Brate-Geisler
Monroe St
VanCleve Hotel
Dorothy G. Huff
Dorothy’s Beauty Service
Club
Ata
Roger Pasquier
Hasselbach
Mrs. Levey
Armco Assn
LeSourdsville Lake
Amusement Park
By Joy Miller
AP Women's Editor
Franklin Square
Long Island
Harold Mosgrove
Westline Drive
Franklin
Daniel Ledbetter
Mainville
William Brandenburg
Park St
John W. Schraffenberger
Jeffery T. Rupp
Curtis Sr
James E. Hartman
Mercy Hospital
Walter Hartman
Camden Rt
Eugene Smith
Pairfield
F. J. ‘Smith
N. Marshall Road
Frederick W. Perry
Upper Carlisle Road
Grandview Hospital
Robert FE. Smiley
Mercy
Verlon Back
Clifford Edwards
Fernwood
Clyde Mears
S. Breiel Boulevard
William Brown
Monroe
Edward South
Fairmount Ave
Bruce Lawson
Seneca St
George B. Livesay
Miamisburg
Charles MacLean Sr
Penfield Ave
Roy Nickell
Cherry St
Wallace Wright
Auburn
Alex Raleigh
Mary E. Harrison
Main St
Sarah M. Brewer
Gilbert Brown
Frank
Ernest Merchant
Yankee Road
Ernest Thomas
Gerald Fagan
Howard Ave
William T. Rose
Percy Barnett
Jean Cornele
Renie M. Culbertson
Tytus
Clarence Gressle
N. Grimes
Richard Hall
James L. Hall
Moore St
Donald James
Taylor Ave
Eric Jordan
Nelbar St
Kenneth Lowe
N. Leilbee
Wilbur L. Million
Burnbank
Ray Don Poorman
Jack Poorman
Germantown
Chelcie Strait
Wildwood Road
Robert Weiss
Pershing Ave
Edward Whiteman
Charlie Williams
Karl F. Schirm
Aberdeen
Rorris Music
McCoyleifer Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Momer D
Leffler
AIR Ambulance Service
National
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