Nancy Byrd and William Baker to wed November
Miss Nancy Byrd and William Baker receive multiple showers ahead of their November 14 wedding at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. A Sunday personal shower hosted by Dayton hosts honored the couple with men presenting gifts to the prospective groom and women complimenting the bride elect. A buffet meal featured white chrysanthemums as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Byrd
William Baker
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Park Bolan
Dayton
Robert Lubberger
William Lubberger
Franklin Street
Current Events Club Meets At Mitchell Home
Mrs. Wylie Mitchell hosted the Current Events Club at her Stanley Street home assisted by Mrs. R. C. Todd Mrs. Charles W Beck and Mrs. J. P. Butterfield. Joseph W Pick gave a talk Valley of Great Mi ami followed by E. K Smith on Thanksgiving Customs. Refreshments were served with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. J. N. Christiansen presiding at the tea table.
Club Meetings Set for UB Church and YMCA
The Mothers' Club of UB Church Jacksonburg will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Ethel Higgins's home in Jacksonburg. Upsilon chapter Nu Phi sorority will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Mothers’ Club of
UB Church
Jacksonburg
Ethel Higgins
Upsilon
Nu Phi My Sorority
YMCA
Oct 27 Vows Unite Couple Miss Brewer and Gibbs
Miss Illa Verne Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Brewer of Middletown Rt 1 and Eugene R Gibbs son of Mr and Mrs Lexie Gibbs of Gilmore Ky were married Oct 27 in Lawrenceburg Ind The bride attended Lemon Monroe High School works at Schiff s shoe store The groom a Wolfe County Ky graduate and serviceman will reside with his parents while he is overseas
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Illa Verne Brewer
Willie Brewer
Middletown
Rt 1
Eugene R. Gibbs
Lexie Gibbs
Gilmore, Ky
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lemon- Monroe High School
Schiff’s
Wolfe County
Kentucky
Gibbs
Auxiliary Party Plans Completed at Welfare Auxiliary Benefit
Auxiliary patronesses preside at tea tables at tomorrows Welfare Auxiliary annual benefit card party from 2 to 5 pm in the Manchester Hotel ballroom. Mrs. Ross Snyder handles tea table arrangements. The event features gift nook items, a handmade lifelike baby doll donated by Mrs. Frank Vigor, and prizes including an outdoor grill. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vigor
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Miss Kehm speaks on History of High School Literature in Ohio
Century Club guests heard Miss Charlotte Kehm dean of girls at Norwood High School discuss The History of High School Literature in Ohio at the annual guest night. Hostesses included Mrs C F Bailey Miss Jetta Goldman Mrs J D Satchet and Mrs Ellen Aubley. President Mrs Harry Phillips welcomed members and guests while a musical program by Mrs W C Thompson was offered. Charter member Miss Jetta Goldman, affiliated with the club 57 years, was honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Kehm
Norwood High School
Ohio
Women’s Century Club
C. F. Bailey
Jetta Goldman
J. D. Satchet
Ellen Aubley
Harry Phillips
W. C. Thompson
Voters League Plans Program With Speaker At Home
The League of Women Voters invites the public to a meeting at 8 p.m. Thurs at 510 S Main St hosted by Mrs E A Correa. Richard Koehler county civil defense coordinator will discuss Women in Civil Defense. Women and men interested in hearing the speakers or joining may attend.
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League of Women Voters
E. A. Correa
S. Main St
Richard Koehler
Cecil Kindred
Skaters Parents Plan Halloween Party For 70 Members
The Skaters' Parent Assn held a Sunday Halloween party for 70 competitive skaters and friends after a polio benefit show practice. Lunch was served in the Girl Scout club room, followed by games, contests, and dancing with prizes awarded to both groups. Co-presidents Douglas Boxwell and partners organized the event to foster fellowship among children.
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Parent Assn
Girl Scout Club Room
Douglas Boxwell
Travel Notes Among Middletown Residents
Mrs. Martin A. McHale returns to Hatboro Pa after visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G H Klouman of 16th Avenue. The Middletonians and guests spent last weekend in Michigan City Ind with Mr Klouman’s parents Mr and Mrs Henning Klouman Otto Dell of Los Angeles departed by plane this morning after a month’s visit in Middletown. Dur ing his stay he was guest of Mrs J N Kimball of Central Avenue and H L Dell of The Alameda. Mr and Mrs John Martin of Linden Avenue and Mr and Mrs Albert Sherman of Central Avenue have returned after spending weekend with the Charles Sherman in Latrobe Pa. Home from DePauw University for weekend was Miss Robyn Byrd daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Byrd of Sutphin Street.
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Martin A. McHale
Hatboro
G. H. Klouman
16Th Avenue
Middletonians
Michigan City
End
Klouman
Henning Klouman
Otto Dell
Los Angeles
Middletown
John Martin
Linden Avenue
Albert Sherman
Central Avenue
Charles Shermans
Latrobe
DePauw University
Robyn Byrd
Tom Byrd
Sutphin Street
Shirley Jean Wenzel to Burl Wilson Jr in Liberty Indiana
Mr and Mrs Robert R Wenzel announce the marriage of their daughter Shirley Jean to Burl Wilson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Burl Wilson of Yankee Road The ceremony took place Oct 30 at the Church of Christ Liberty Ind with Rev R E Dowden officiating Attendants were Rex Wilson and his wife The bride wore blue nylon with black accessories and red rosebud corsage He is employed by Middletown Ice and Coat Co The bride attends Middletown High School.
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Robert R. Wenzel
Baltimore Street
Shirley Jean
Burl Wilson Jr
Burl Wilson
Yankee Road
Church of Christ, Liberty
Ind
R. E. Dowden
Rex Wilson
Sorority Holds Model Meeting at Omicron Chapter
PAS History and traditions of Beta Sigma Phi were explained to prospective members at a model business meeting at the home of Mrs. Donald Perkins. The discussion covered the sorority project and gifts for Otterbein Home children. a tea for rushees was announced for Nov. 15 at Mrs. Dale Converse’s home.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Omicron
Donald Perkins
Otterbein
Pat Goonan
Ways and Means
Dale Converse
Jack Edgington
Frank Néel
Herman Erbacher
Patricia Cooie
Bert Profitt
John C. Dorsey
F. W. Schneider
Bill Eisele
Creamery Butter Output Drops Since 1940 in US
US dairy data show about 700 million pounds less creamery butter produced in 1952 than in 1940. The decline reflects shifts in demand, production practices, and farming patterns across the nation during the postwar period.
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United States
Armco Association To Vote On Amendment Plan
The Armco Association will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. to vote on a constitutional amendment increasing districts from 10 to 11. A new director would join the board to represent Open Hearth No. 2, scrap preparation and the coke plant, announced Secretary-Treasurer Mark Walke.
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Armco Assn
Mark Walke
Armco Assa
Bahais to hear of Wilmette temple significance
Local Baha'is meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the YMCA to discuss the national temple in Illinois. The session, led by Mr. and Mrs. Jozef McCoy of Waynesville, notes the temple’s nine sides and nine gardens guiding visitors to an auditorium for 1200. Nine symbolizes perfection in Bahaist belief.
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YMCA
Illinois
Jozef McCoy
Waynesville
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Nellie Evans
E Society
Gilbert Kohr
Sherman Avenue
Kohr
Miss Byrd
Donna Hunter
Gerry Williams
Webster Griest
Robert Velte
Mitchell Home
DR. A. Leeds
Central Ave
Butterfield Books
Tifton, Ga
Becky Jane Butterfield
Fred Butterfield
Tifton
James Wilton Rooks
J. M. Rooks
John M. McGinnis
First Baptist Church
Rose Mary Phillips
Mr. Rooks
Butterfield
Frank Giles
Elisse
Roger Dorminey
Jack Carter
James W. Rooks
Spot Drive-In
Moe Uy
Jack Wendell
Alma Hoover
Century Club
Miss Kehm
Voters League
Vows
Tot
Lima
Donald Fett
Chas, D. Thomas Mer
Armco Association
Columbus, Ohio
Joseph E Turner
Columbus
Wilmette Temple
I-U-N-T-V
Norris Music House
Blue Jean
Daverno
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