Rehearsal Dinner Honors Bridal Party in Monroe
Miss Judith Ann Goodloe and James M. Fletcher, amid wedding plans, hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Peerless Mill Inn in Miamisburg with guests including Corbett Sponsell, Marty Mote, Donna Goodloe and Joseph Goodloe Jr. The couple will marry at Clayton Street Church of God at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Goodloe
James M. Fletcher
Moody P. Fletcher
S. Main Street
Monroe
Peerless Mill Inn
Miamisburg
Clayton Street Church of God
Miss Goodloe
Joe Goodloe
Lamberton Street
Cor
Bett Sponsell
Marty Mote
Robert Cnaney
Donna Goodloe
James Cassidy
Suzi Cassidy
Robert Bowling
Haskel Jenkins
Joseph Goodloe Jr
Joseph Goodloe
Wedding Attendants Announced for Miss Corley and Gibson
Miss Carolyn Sue Corley and Fred E. Gibson plan a November 15 wedding at Clayton Street Church of God with Rev. Haskel C. Jenkins officiating. Attendants include matron of honor Redbert Gibson and bridesmaids Janice Corley and Mrs. Robert Corley. Best man is Robert Gibson. ushers include Robert Corley, Jack Gilpatrick, and Daniel Storie. A reception follows in the church social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Corley
Fred E. Gibson
Clayton Street Church of God
Haskel C. Jenkins
C. S. Corley
Lewis St
Gibson
Harrison Street
Silas Gibson
Big Stone Gap
Redbert Gibson
Janice Corley
Germantown
Robert Corley
James Lawson
Robert Gibson
Jack Gilpatrick
Daniel Storie
Women of the Moose Meet At Moose Lodge For Dinner
The Lodges Enrollment of two candidates Mrs. Robert Gehron and Mrs. Louis Cramer highlighted the Women of the Moose meeting at Moose Lodge. A turkey dinner is planned for Oct. 26 at Moose Club. Mrs. Arlo Weber chair of the library committee led the social hour after the meeting. The group will meet next on Nov. 24 at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gehron
Louis Cramer
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Moose Club
Arlo Weber
Domina Events Social Service League Meeting
Longview group members will gather Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Lee Pohlable home 409 Stanley Street to discuss community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
Lee Pohlable
Stanley St
Bridal Showers Begin for Rita Bendel Bride-elect
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Rita Kathleen Bendel bride-elect of Gerald Davis Jr. was hosted by Mrs. William Bendel Jr. at her Springboro Dayton Road home. Guests included family friends and relatives, with a cake featuring bride and groom dolls, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Hubert Bendel, Mrs. Thomas Bendel and Mrs. Thomas Rothfuss. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bendel, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Davis Sr, plan to marry November 30 at St. Mary's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Kathleen Bendel
Gerald Davis Jr
William Bendel Jr
Springboro- Dayton Road
Hubert Bendel
Thomas Bendel
Thomas Rothfuss
Gerald Davis Sr
Richard Reed
William Bendel Sr
Paul Szabo
Leo Rosselot
Frank Kruzic
Robert Bendel
Frank Fisher
Lafayette Curtis
Clinton Sallie
Donna Fenton
William Spencer
Ernest Rothfuss
Milford Little
George Rinehart
Barbara Davis
Anthony Hampel
Donald Fenton
William Waite
Miss Bendel
William Bendel
Brentwood Street
Middleown Rt. 3
St. Mary’s Church
Musical Program Arranged by Adult Keyboard Club
Members of the Adult Keyboard Club present a music program tomorrow evening at Norris Music Store First Avenue. Performers include organists Lois Winglewich Dickie Curtis Minnie Gilbert Norma Holt Louise Horn Charles McChesney Marie Highland Edithe Rice Mary Ann Dorenbusch Myrtle Rae and more from Middletown Germantown South Lebanon and Carlisle with new members introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Music Store
First Avenue
Lois Winglewich
Dickie Curtis
Minnie Gilbert
Norma Holt
Louise Horn
Charles McChesney
Marie Highland
Edithe Rice
Mary Ann Dorenbusch
Myrtle Rae
Middletown
Forest Sanger
Germantown
Lola Amburgey
South Lebanon
Helen Wheeler
Mae Schupert
Harold Locke
Marie Schwing
Franklin Margareta
Middletown War Mothers Hold Annual Forget-Me-Not Sale
The Middletown chapter of American War Mothers conducted its annual forget-me-not sale to aid hospitalized and needy veterans and their families. Members sold blue flowers made by disabled veterans, with volunteers assisting on Friday and Tuesday meetings at the American Legion. Mrs. Charles Bolton reported on the Akron Ohio State Chapter meeting and attended Dayton Veterans Administration Volunteer Service dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion
Charles Bolton
Ohio State
Akron
Bolton
Robert Pe
Will Pieratt
Veteran’s Administration
Dayton Veteran's Hospital
Helen Markwith
Ministry of
Darke
Women’s Guild of St. Paul's United Church of
Chris
Markwith
Lee Palmer
Katherine Rockwell
Helen Reed
Alice Cox
Bernice Fitzwater
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Guild
Middletown High School
Robert Taylor
J. Kuderer
Ray Brown
Jack Meeker
Joe Singer
Cora Smith
Charles Wagner
James Wray
Homemakers and Good Will Clubs Host Meetings
East Works tour at Armco Steel preceded a Circle Nine gathering at Mrs Edward Clark’s home. Plans for a Home makers Dance November 16 and a January card party were set as fundraisers. December will feature a Christmas ornament exchange and a social hour. Speakers included Mrs Howard Wilson on Christmas in a colonial town with Yule log customs. Mrs James Thompson announced her move to Canada. Mrs Helen Lar80 will become president. Readings on Thanksgiving were given by club members at the Good Will Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Oan Circle Nine
Thursda the Amas
Edward Clark
Boylston Street
Nick Zikos
Sportsmen's Club
Howard Wilson
Circle 10
Helen Jackson
Orlando Avenue
W . Va
Duke of Glouster Street
U. S
James Thompson
Canada
Helen Lar 80
Tom Craycraft
la Rue Ginter
Bonnie Leonard
Verna B. Anthony
Everett Denniston
Earl Lacey
George S. Fletcher
Good Will Mothers Club
Turner Powers
Salvation Army Work Described By Speaker
Mrs. Alex D. Bunton a Salvation Army brigadier spoke at the First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association luncheon on the World Salvation Army its history two divisions and four U S colleges in New York Chicago San Francisco and Atlanta Lt Jane Zoltai presented New York two year training slides Capt Donna Goforth sang with Brig Bunton at piano Nov 15 deadline looms for council of churches clothing drive Christmas Tea Dec 13 at 1 30 pm introduced by Mrs Roger Oakley and 12 new circle leaders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex D. Bunton
Salvation Army
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
William Booth
Social Service
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Jane Zoltai
New York City
Donna Goforth
Brig. Bunton
Council of Churches
Roger Oakley
Mather Circle
First Baptist Church
Hugh Stidham
Aberdeen Drive
David Weikel
Butler County
Circle
Baptist Home and Center
Cincinnati
Methodist church hosts wards 61 69 party at Longview Hospital
The Churches Philathea Class of First Methodist Church organized a refreshments party for patients in wards 61 and 69 at Longview State Hospital yesterday. The Longview Social Service League sponsored the event with soap distributed to patients. Mary Schatz chaired the group with Mrs. Lee Pohlable, Mrs. Fred Garver, Mrs. Willa Pendleton, and special guest Mrs. Mildred Geran assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Methodist Church
Longview State Hospital
Longview Social Service League
Mary Schatz
Lee Pohlable
Service League
Fred Garver
Willa Pendleton
Mildred Geran
Community clubs plan charity work and meetings
Leonard and Mrs. Jimmie John ston hosted a meeting with Miss Elmeda Dunagin entertaining at her Franklin home. Members arranged bowls of fruit for Thanksgiving remembrances for shut ins and named a committee including Mrs Craycraft and Mrs Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmeda Dunagin
Franklin
Cancer Society
Craycraft
John Derrough
Denniston
Charles Fakes
Turner
Anthony
Fletcher
Torch Blamed for House Fire on Charles Street
City firemen report an acetylene torch caused a wall and attic blaze at 309 Charles Street owned by Ross Thorpe. Damage set at 800 dollars. Torch used by a person whose role is unclear. Further blazes included a car fire at 1804 Cherry Street caused by cigarette with 100 dollars damage and a fuse box short in a basement at 900 South Main Street with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Thorpe
Charles St
Wayne Honesty
Cherry St
S. Main St
Local Names Remain in City Directory Snippet
A list of Camden Staton and Sherman Avenue residents appears with addresses on Fernwood and Navaho streets. Several out of town individuals from Carlisle and Dayton are noted and a set of dismissed names is included alongside row of local families.
Local Births Reported Across Several Towns
Vital statistics show multiple newborns this Friday and today. Families listed include Gephart in Jacksonburg Road delivering a girl. Praete at Vannest Avenue with a girl. Collingsworth on Locust Street with a girl. Alexander of Trenton with a girl. Smith on Main Street Franklin with a girl. Brown on Red Bud Drive with a boy. Additional notes list Patricia Kennedy daughter of Cecil and Mrs King Waynesville, plus names Shepherd Lockard Brewer Byrne Theodore Vikes and Collier connected to area residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gephart
Jacksonburg Road
Joseph Praete
Vannest Ave
Julian Collingsworth
Locust St
William Alexander
Trenton
William E. Smith
S. Main St
Franklin
Michael Brown
Red Bud Drive
Patricia Kennedy
Cecil King
Waynesville
Joseph Shepherd
Middletown
Leonest Lockard
Jesse Lockard
Strebee Road
Lulu Brewer
Arcadia Drive
Thomas J. Byrne
Thelma Theodore
Jefferson Ave
Nicholas Vikes
Boylston St
Burgin Collier
Burglar Steals Cash Radio and Cigarettes at Homes
A burglar obtained over $20 in cash a transistor radio and six to eight packs of cigarettes from Mrs. Leonard Martin at 907 Stanley St entering through a broken rear door glass. Detectives also probed a break in at 505 Fulton Lane where a burglar forced a garage door and took two cases of beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Martin
Stanley St
Fulton Lane
Illness At Downtown Tavern Sends Woman To Hospital
Ruby Holcomb 24 of 30 Curtis St was treated at Middletown Hospital after fainting at the Horseshoe Bar 26 S Main St where she works Emergency crew administered oxygen to her and to Jim Roach 45 of 1106 Second Ave at the Barnitz Bank Main and Central yesterday Roach refused hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Holcomb
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Horseshoe Bar
S. Main St
Jim Roach
Second Ave
Barnitz Bank
Main and
Central
World’s Highest Motor Road Over Iseran Pass
The route through the Iseran Pass in Savoy France reaches nearly two miles above sea level making it the world’s highest motor road and highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseran Pass
Savoy
France
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Domina
Gem City
Gem City Ice Cream Co
Ohio
Mrs. Raymond Stidham
Richard Lovelace
Ruth Circle
WSWS
EUB
Rot
Keith Abney
Henry Louth
Russell Davidson
Missionary Education
Harold McGraw
Christian Social Relations
Carpenter
Lauth
Davidsoon
Imogene Ab
Mary Martha Circle
Harold Draut
Hamilton Road
Homer Gelz
Shirley Keller Sr
Charles DeBord
Lenore McQuin
Charles Foutz
Ralph DeBord
William Dona
Foutz
Draut
Mary Kappell
Leonard and
Mrs
Jimmie Johnston
Ann Holiday
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Epsilon Chapter Cristonians
Jack Alderton
Berwick Lane
Ralph Abney
Tom Gaushing
Federation
David Gaw
Charley
John Steinbeck
Modern Problems Study Group
American Association of University Women
Tony Flieff
Flemming Road
Carl Monroe
Anna Marie Heagi
Tom Wiley
Gloria Welter
Kay Dean
Pat Mce- Candless
Wiley
Enter Union Sanitary’s Weekly
Park St. & End Avenue
Central Avenue
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon Ad
Strend Theater
Paris
Charles Buehner
Camden
Arthur L. Buckner
Staton
George Rodefer
Sherman Ave
Edgar Wagner
Elwood
Alvin Bushhorn
Lowell St
Calvin Riley
Navaho
Deward Hall
William Lawson
Pershing Ave
Alice W. Wilson
Fernwood
Jerry Adams
16Th Ave
Ermin
Manchester Road
Ann Schueller
Howard L. Schueller
Howard F. Jenkins
N. Verity Pkvy
Russell Denny
William Denny
Navaho St
Lee Caudill
Hiram Glass
Carlisle
Grandview
Charmin
KOTEX
W.t.grant
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Laynecrest Shopping
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