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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1963

Page

7

Blue Ball Dance Recital and Local Notes

Miss Cindy Hollon and Miss Virginia Ann Bendel, daughters of local families, participated in Lubbers Annual Dance Recital at Middletown High School. Bendel also performed in a piano recital. other social visits and family events are listed, including travel to Williamstown and Dayton.

Blue Ball Cindy Hollen Carl Hollen Virginia Ann Bendel Richard Bendel Lubbers Middletown High School Bendel Paul Ruth Ruth Ohio Music Teachers Association Joe Baird Huber Hendrickson Alice Marxen Dayton J. F. Hinkle Michele Johnson Vickie Hinkle Ray Townsend Susan Stephen Walie Townsend Thomas Townsend Ernest Angst Carl Weiss Cincinnati

Warren GOP Plans June fund drive and BBQ

The Warren County Young Republican Club announces a June fund raising drive starting with a Pool Side-Chicken Bar-B-Q on Saturday June 22 at San Mar Gale farms on Oregonia Road east of Lebanon. Menu includes chicken potato salad and desert plus swimming fishing horse shoes and more. Guest speaker William Flax Cincinnati attorney discussed United Nations military actions in the Congo alongside the film Katanga The Untold Story.

Lebanon Warren County Young Republican Club San Mar Gale Farms Oregonia Road William Flax Cincinnati United Nations Congo Mr. Flax Katanga

Church Goodwill Class Meets At Lebanon Home

Leba non Presbyterian Church held its regular monthly Good Will Philothea Class meeting on Tuesday evening. The committee serving included Cordie Runyan Ruby Lollar Marian Burnside and Jessie Kraper. Hostesses on Saturday night hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Paula Oswald whose June 1 marriage to James Saunders was announced. Mrs John Paul hosted her pinachle club Tuesday night and gave first prize to a guest. Major Rex Armstrong Mrs Melvin Waites and Mrs A W Gridley visited from Texas Connecticut and Cromwell. Kenneth Edmon recuperating at home on McBurney Hills. Mrs Robert Crane and Mrs John Crane attended the funeral of Mrs Robert Crane and stayed with Mr and Mrs Marion Russell.

Lebanon Good Will Philothea Lebanon Presbyterian Church Cordie Runyan Ruby Lollar Marian Burnside Jessie Kraper Charles Dugan Lawrence Fox Oral Saunders Deerfield Road Paula Oswald James Saunders John Paul Melvin Waites Major Rex Armstrong New Braunfels Texas A. W. Gridley Cromwell Conn Kenneth Fdmon McBurney Hills Robert Crane John Crane Clearwater Fla Marion Russel Gerald Holt Vivien Parker J. H. Deeken H. L. Rosencrans Jeannette Edith Williams Berman Ross Audrey Yinger Clarence Dunham Esther Malott Edith Carmen Phyllis Wyatt Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Neil House Columbus Sarah Hinchman Josephine Morrison Florham Park N. J George Krager

Milk Groups In Merger Between Miami Valley and Indy Association

The Miami Valley Milk Producers Association merges with the Independent Milk Producers Association of Indianapolis. Leslie C. Mapp announces the merger becomes effective June 1, 1963, with Indianapolis becoming a division and offices kept there. B. T. Jordan to continue as Indianapolis division manager. Independent members receive preferred stock for equity.

Miami Valley Milk Producers Association Independent Milk Producers Association Indianapolis Ind Gay Leslie C. Mapp Miami Valley Organization Mapp Elfvetive Dune B. T. Jordan Miami Valley

Horse Show June 1 in Elk Creek

ELK CREEK The Boosters Club of Madison High School will sponsor a horse show Saturday June 1 at 6 pm on the athletic field. There will be 18 races trophies and ribbons for the winners. Lunch will be served. The Butler County Home Economic Committee met Monday at the REA building in Hamilton. Attending Elk Creek Grange were Mrs Roy Truesdale Mrs Oren Barker and Mrs Magdalene Maris.

ELK Creek Boosters Club Madison High School Butler County Home Economic Committee REA Hamilton Elk Creek Grange Roy Truesdale Oren Barker Magdalen Maris

Grangers Meet Promotes Rural Life Program

The Butler County Pomona Grange this week featured Origin of Rural Life Sunday by Morris Gost of Rely Grange. Mrs Keller Crammer sang My Lord and I. Rev Byran Sprague of Dunlap Presbyterian Church spoke in the afternoon and Mrs Dale Brown performed Going Home.

Butler County Pomona Grange Origin of Rural Life Morris Gost Rely Grange Keller Crammer Lord Byran Sprague Dunlap Presbyterian Church Dale Brown

Ohio State Fair trims tickets as big four day run looms

Ohio State Fair Manager F E Keirns pares grandstand prices from 75 to 3 cents and lowers horse show seats to 1.00 while promising the 110th fair will be the biggest yet. Harness racing runs Aug 26 to 29 with over 130000 in purses.

Columbus, Ohio FE. J. Keirns Keirns Roland Bishop Johnny Mathis Beverly Hillbillies Clint Walker Jack Lord Ohio Buckeye Boys Glenville D. Thomas Zanesville

Franklin Legion Offers Military Grave Markers for Purchase

The Franklin American Legion Post urges those wanting veteran grave markers to contact Richard Stanton a councilman and Legion member or Wilson Moore. Markers cover GAR World War I II Korean War Civil War War of 1812 Indian War Black Hawk War Mexican War Confederate Vet and more with grave flags also available.

Franklin American Legion Post Gion Richard Stanton Legion Wilson Moore Stanton

Franklin City Set To Pick Manager By June 1

Acting city manager Carl Morgan said the city will decide on a new manager before June 1 after interviewing the last applicants last night. One of two finalists from Reading Ohio and Camphill Pa is favored. Council and recreation board discussed a five year plan costing 12000 dollars per year and may adopt it.

Franklin Carl Morgan Morgan Reading Ohio Camphill

Blue Ball Lady Fails On Trip

Mrs Mary Lou Weaver of Shaker s Road fell ill with a stroke while visiting her daughter in West Liberty Kentucky. Cards to Rt 2 Box 140 West Liberty in care of Mrs A Riesh are requested. Welcome WagonBanquet attendees at the Sports Bowl Middletown included Mrs Louise Oldfield Mrs John Heal Mrs Veda Craig and Mrs Betty Cassidy.

Mary Lou Weaver Shakers Road Arthur Rigsby West Liberty A. Riesh Middletown Louise Oldfield John Heal Veda Craig Betty Cassidy

Mrs Gibson Elected Head Of Mothers Club

Mrs Cecil Link ous hosted a Friday evening gathering at her Dayton Road country home with club members. Prizes went to Mrs Carl Wolfe Mrs James Mitchell and Mrs Allen Thompson. Members also noted attending bridge events and state federation activities in Columbus and Dayton social functions.

Lebanon Cecil Linkous Dayton Road Carl Wolfe James Mitchell Allen Thompson

Preble County to host two day safety program

A new safety program launches in Preble County with free film showings at James Theatre Eaton on Thursday June 20. Youth under 13 view cartoons and safety films in the afternoon while teens and adults see films including the 1962 Indianapolis 500 and Mechanized Death in the evening. Lt Art Mehring will discuss helicopter traffic reporting and safety measures. On June 22 Mehring invites 45 youths to Cincinnati for Signal 3 TV program and to attend a Reds game.

Eaton Preble County George Wadlington James Theatre Tom Meredith Ohio State Highway Patrol Art Mehring WLW Lt Mehring Cincinnati Iplans Cincinnati Red

Snell Family Guests Of Mrs Girton In Indiana

Mr and Mrs Thomas Snell Sr and Mr and Mrs Tom Snell and family from New Castle Indiana were guests Sunday of Mrs Ma Girton on West Main Street.

Thomas Snell Sr Tom Snell New Castle Indiana Ma. Girton West Main Street

Seven Mile Homemarkers Take Vote

On Tuesday the Future Homemakers of America held their last meeting of the year to elect officers for 1963-64. Sherri Williams was named president with Helen Beth Allspach as vice president and Ann Hillbrand recording secretary among others. The chapter honored outgoing seniors Jinny Millice Donna Paula and Jean Streit along with past leaders and advisor Mrs Cooper.

Seven Mile Homemakers of America Sherri Williams Helen Beth Allspach Ann Hillbrand Linda Donna Paula Jean Streit Dorothy Miler Cooper

Franklin Trotters Host Birthday Club Meeting

Mrs Leonard Dotson of Carlisle hosted the Tuesday Trotters Birthday Club gathering in Franklin. Secret sister gifts were exchanged and Mrs Dotson won the special gift. Project gifts went to Mrs Rufus Hamm, Mrs Nora Priest, and Mrs Jack Repper. The next meeting will be at Mrs Repper's Jamaica Road home on May 28.

Franklin Leonard Dotson Carlisle Trotter's Birthday Club Dotson Rufus Hamm Nora Priest Jack Repper Repper Jamaica Road

Monroe Alumni Dance June at Sportsman's Club

Monroe Alums dance on June at the Sportsman's Club Michael Road West Middletown from 9 to 1 with Don Irwin and Gr eee providing music. Donation is 5 dollars per couple at the door. Alumni committee includes John Trimble president Robert Helsinger vice president Mrs Donald Lynch secretary and Richard Noe treasurer.

Monroe Don Irwin Greee Monroe Alumni Association Sportsman's Club Michael Road West Middletown John Trimble Robert Helsinger Donald Lynch Richard Noe

Colorado Leads With 42 Of Nation's Top 55 Peaks

Colorado houses forty two of the fifty five highest peaks in the United States, underscoring the state’s rugged geography and prominent alpine terrain. The count reflects a concentration of towering summits within the Rocky Mountain range.

United States State Colorado

Springboro Mothers Club names officers and honors

The 1963 64 Mothers Club year begins with Mrs Leonard Gibson as president and Mrs Charles Curtner as vice president. Elected officers were installed at a meeting at Mrs Lattringer s home which also marked gifts to charter members and recognition of graduates. The event included a covered dish luncheon and lists six young church graduates receiving Bibles. The Lions Band Boosters carnival at the high school lawn is set for June 6 7 4 with prizes including a colored TV a riding lawn mower and a bicycle.

Springboro Mothers Club Leonard Fiihenn E. E. Lattringer Leonard Gibson Charles Curtner Roy Fahrenburck Newt Miracle Glenn Frank Ralph Anderson Bers Lacal High School EUB Church Church of God One The Baptist Church United Church of Christ Lions and Band Boosters Clubs

Summer school to begin June 10 at Clearcreek High

Clearcreek High announces summer session starts June 10. Mrs Hilda Watson and Monty North teach drivers education for seniors and adults. Mrs Watson leads a modern mathematics course for high school students. Phone SH-8-9281 for more details.

Clearcreek High School Hilda Watson Monty North North Wateon

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Cindy Hollon Marie Patton Harkie Road Robert Hanson Donna Darlene West Elkton Gertie Isaacs Gene Crosbie Townsend Williamstown Shirley Scott Walter Townsend Paul Barker John Healy Alice Troupe Sigma Beta Peg Blount Battle Creek Mich Huth Baird Miami University Oxford Warren Gop Lk Creek Grangers Meet Paul Volk Welfare Finance Volk Central Avenue Antler Vindinge Deer Park Denmark By Dave Harrison Promise Mrs. Gibson Harry Holmes Leroy Holmes Ft. Wayne, Ind Vason Monroe Lumber & Supply Company Trotters Springboro Organization Curtner Charles Allen Bar DuVail Charles Baughman Allen Sam Rhule Methodist Church Upper Springbor Beckford Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
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