Travel Notes Highlights Denty Guests at Americana Hotels
Dr. H. A. Sebald and wife return to Cen tral Avenue from Bal Harbour Fla where they stayed at the Americana Hotel. Dr. Sebald attended meetings of the American Denture Society American College of Dentists and the American Dental Assn in Miami and Miami Beach. Mr and Mrs Fred E Carr Jr head to Miami Beach for the 7th American Van Lines agents convention November 12 16 at the Americana Hotel. Carr is president of Carrs Moving and Storage Co local agency for the long distance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sebald
Central Avenue
Bal Harbour
Fla
Americana Hotel
Dr. Sebald
American Denture Society
American College of Dentists
American Dental Assn
Miami
Miami Beach
Fred E. Carr Jr
American van Lines
Carr
Carr’s Moving and Storage Co
Long Distance Moving
Area Couple Wed In Hamilton
Miss Susan Craig Mee daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Vive of Somerville and Wayne Burns of Trenton wed Nov 2 in Hamilton The bride a Miami University alumna works in the Fisherman Press subscription dept in Carrtown The groom a Clay County High School Manchester Ky graduate is a Vista Homes construction worker in Brookwood They will live in Hamilton after a honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Craig Mee
Charles Vive
Somerville
Wayne Burns
Trenton
Hamilton
Burns
McGuiley High School
Miami University
Fisherman Press
Carrtown
Clay County High School
Manchester
Vista Homes
Brookwood
Smoky Mountains
Day-Black Vows Spoken in First Presbyterian Chapel
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Leon Wells of Moore Street for the marriage of their niece Gail Day to William Black Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Black Sr of Orlando Ave The couple repeated vows yesterday in the First Presbyterian Church chapel with Dr Russell Galloway officiating They will reside at 2906 Orlando Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Wells
Moore Street
Gail Day
William Black Jr
William Black Sr
Orlando Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Galloway
Black
William J. Miller
Sorority Tea Honors Omicron Chapter Rushees
Mrs. John Dorsey hosted a preferential tea at her Marshall Road home for Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi rushees. Mrs. Donald Cox presided. the tea table featured yellow roses and tapers. The pledges will be installed at a formal ceremony at 7 pm November 25 at the Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dorsey
Marshall Road
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dorsey
John Erb
James Sloan
Donald Cox
I T
Miss Keezer to Wed William Cline in Holy Trinity Church
Miss Nancy Keezer, bride-elect of William Cline, was honored at a personal shower hosted by Miss Nancy Kilburn and Miss Nancy Purvis at the Kilburn home on Harrison Street. Prizes went to Miss Danford, Miss Gilley, and Mrs. Cox. a china shower preceded the event. The couple will marry November 30 at 2 30 p.m. in Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kilburn
Nancy Purvis
Nancy Keezer
William Cline
Kilburn
Harrison Street
Joyce Forkner
Pat Lawrence
Page ‘Pratt
Barbara Graff
William Cox
Judy Stalls
Joan Harkrader
Marilyn Danford
Charlotte Kern
Patsy Jo Gilley
Jill Schrote
Dianna Salome
Danford
Miss Gilley
Mrs. Cox
Keezer
M. H. Weinstein
Hampton Place
Frank Brumley
Judy Weir
Harry Ward
Cline
Holy Trinity Church
Auto Show Ball Planned by Middletown Assembly
Plans for the 1958 Auto Show Ball were finalized for the Middletown Assembly dinner dance on November 23 at the Manchester Hotel ballroom. Bob Legag's orchestra will provide music after a 7:30 p.m. dinner. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Homer D Leffler and committee members set a November 19 reservation deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Assembly
Manchester Hotel
Bob Legag
Homer D. Leffler
Arlington Avenue
S. Richard Aspentleiter
Richard Rossman
Harry Ward
Howard Larick
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid Dinner Postponed
The LeSourdsville Ladies Aid has postponed its dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. Richard Maier due to illness. The League of Women Voters replaces its planned Wednesday meeting with a board session tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Mrs. William Maxwell’s home 317 S Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid
Richard Maier
League of Women Voters
William Maxwell
Main St
Christmas party planned at First Presbyterian Church
The Churches Mr and Mrs Bass Brandenburg chair a Dec 4 Christmas party at the First Presbyterian Church with assistors including Mr and Mrs Seth Johnston chamberlain and decorations, Rev Robert Ward and Mrs Allen Kimball contacts, and Mr and Mrs Jack Siegfried publicity. Food fun and fanfare are planned for the Yale party in the church recreation room with advisors Mr and Mrs James Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Brandenburg
First Presbyterian Church
Brandenburgs
Seth Johnston
Johs “Chamberlain
Hugh DeVries
James Ringel
Robert Ward
Allen Kimball
Jack Siegfried
Hiteshue elected president at Viola Rebekah District event
Mrs. Russell Hiteshue was elected and installed as president for the coming year at Viola Rebekah Lodge District 54 School of Instruction. Others elected include Miss Ivy Osborn vice president Miss Ruby Zech er secretary and Mrs Harold Flatter treasurer. District officers and assembly and department officials led sessions with 35 attendees from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hiteshue
vViola Rebekah Lodge
Ivy Osborn
Lebanon
Ruby Zecher
Monroe
Harold Flatter
Middletown
Ralph Robison
Noble Grand
Oddfellows Hall
J. B. Monroe
Middletown Lodge
Earl Hiteshue
Monroe Hilltop Lodge
Assembly
Louise Marriott
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Gladys Arno
Department Association
Nelen Bittiker
Ohion Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant
Ed Swope
Mable Crow
Elmer ‘Triplett
Hiteshue
Flatter
George Kelly
Calvary Methodist Church
Tungsten First Isolated By Scheele In 1771
Swedish chemist K W Scheele is credited with isolating tungsten in its pure state in 1771, marking a significant milestone in the history of chemistry and materials science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Scheele
Binet Prints On Display At Western College
An exhibition from the George Binet Print Collection is on view at Western College for Women featuring over 40 original etchings engravings and lithographs. Works by Dufy Picasso Campigli Marino Marini Calapai Brod and Heller highlight French and Italian traditions with pieces from the United States Spain England and Switzerland. Sponsored by the Western Arts Department the show runs on campus until November 26 in the Alumnae Gallery open 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Binet
Western College For Women
Dufy
Piscasso
Campigli
Marino Marini
Calapai
Brod
Heller
Binet
Europe
United States
Spain
England
Switzerland
Western Arts Department
Alumnae
Civic and community meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday
A dense schedule lists numerous local meetings including Civic Boy Choir at 6 50 p m YMCA Civic Symphony Orchestra at 7 30 p m Middletown High School Board of Education 7 30 p m Lily of the Valley Chapter CES 8 p m AFL Hall Amanda Athletic Club Rotary Club at the Manchester Hotel Civitan Club Manchester Y s Men s Club Setoma Club Manchester Hotel South Middletown Fire Department 1108 Forrer St Lemon Monroe Band Boosters 7 30 p m Lemon Monroe High School Mayfield Fire Department 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House Battery A 190 AAA Gun Battalion 7 45 p m Armory Amanda PTO 7 30 p m Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW 7 30 p m post headquarters St John s PTA 8 p m church basement Oneida PTO 8 p m school FOE 8 p m Miami Lodge IOOF 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall SPEBSQSA 8 p m Legion Sportsmen s Club 8 p m North Madison Volunteer Firefighters Assn 8 p m fire house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Middletown High School Board of Education
Middletown High School
Lily of the Valley Chapter
CES
AFL
Amanda Athletic Club
Y’s
YMCA
Setoma Club
Manchester
South Middletown
Forrer St
Lemon - Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
Mayfield
Sheffield Street
Amanda
Miami Valley
VFW
St. John’s
Oneida
FOE
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Spebsqsa
Legion
Sportsmen's Club
North Madison Volunteer Firefighters Assn
Council Plans Book Review By Rabbi Brey
The Temple Beth Sholem Sisterhood Council schedules a book review of The Last Angry Man by Rabbi Stanley Brey of Temple Sholem Cincinnati. The event begins at 8 30 p m at the temple on Gladys Drive with hostesses Mrs IL A Casper Mrs Richard Grund Mrs Mack Fleischman Mrs Harold Canin Mrs Nat Canin and Mrs Harlan Grund. The meeting is open to all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Brey
Temple Sholem
Cincinnati
Temple Beth Sholem Sisterhood—Council
Gladys Drive
IL. A. Casper
Richard Grund
Mack Fleischman
Harold Canin
Nat Canin
Harlan Grund
City to Run Municipal Wedding Chapel in San Pedro
Los Angeles plans to operate a municipal wedding chapel at Harbor View Cemetery in San Pedro. The three acre site includes the 73 year old St. Peter's Memorial Church, moved there and rehabilitated as a historic monument. The Recreation and Park Department will offer meetings, funerals and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harbor View
San Pedro
St. Peter's Memorial Church
City Recreation and Park Department
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes
A county notes section lists multiple births with names and addresses of parents and the days: Saturday and Sunday for each baby. It records nineteen newborns including locations in Franklin Middletown Lebanon Germantown Hamilton and out of town with parental details and grandparent mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hollon
Park St
Lloyd Byrd
Morgan St
Paul Deger
Esenhower P
Glenn Lee
McKinley St
John Kriner
6Th Ave
Glenn Hall
Grand Ave
William Bowling
Central Ave
Tory Strait
Sorg Pl
Patrick Potter
Wayne Ave
James Lawson
Turner Sa
Franklin
Caleph Todd
New St
Lebanon
Frederick Keister
Germantown Rt 2
Nares Nicholas
Sprin Franklin
Hamilton ‘Hi Hospital
Steve Bates l
Middletown
Leroy Nicholas
Dismissals list numerous names at hospital
In an error marked dismissal update several patients and relatives are listed with addresses across Elm Street Hanover Street Reynolds Avenue Camden Route 1 and more. The notice includes Myles Stevens Edward Wooddell Kiser Johnson Lillian Webb Catherine Campbell Walter Cavell Walter Deaton James Banker William Berryman Calvin Rogers Victor Nelson Moon Dawson Wallace Arthur Whisman Blanton Saylor Clayton Ashcraft William Neal Robert Davis Farris Ratliff Kenneth Jeffreys ao Shepherd Gilbert Purdum William Reuter Elwood Carr Larry Holt John Kiley Otis Leslie Elsie Method Woodrow Million Dorothy Radabaugh William Robbins Clarence Sandlin David Schultz Lester Theodore Nancy Wilson T. E. McPherson Michael Coldiron John Miller James Orr Edward Hebert George Ross Harry Keith Curley Milton Norman Sullivan Willa Campbell Eli Chandler James Dennis Anthony Ganz Earle Johnson Robert Davis Lisa Nunn Lawrence Taulbee Douglas Whitaker Hensley Penny Boyle Chester Brock Theron Carmack Walter Carpenter John Cook Janet Cottongim William Combe Wallace Donahoe Stephen D Varga Howard Hodgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickey Adams
Delbert Adams
Elm St
Myles Stevens
Willie Stevens
Hanover St
Edward Wooddell
Reynolds Ave
Kiser Johnson
Camden
Lillian Webb
Yankee I Rd
London
Nichols
Fleming Rd
Catherine Campbell
Middletown
Walter Cavell Sr
Crawford St
Larry Holt
Enos Holt
Franklin
John Kiley
Grand Ave
Otis Leslie
Central Ave
Elsie Method
Woodrow Million
West Middletown
Dorothy Radabaugh
Liwood
William Robbins
Hamilton
Clarence Sandlin
David Schultz
Arthur Schultz
Yankee Rd
Fred Taulbee
Trenton
Lester Theodore
Hood Ave
Robert Williams
Sycamore St
Nancy Wilson
Guy Wilson
Young Democrats Choose Nelson Lancione for President
Nelson Lancione of Cosabos Ohio was elected president of the national Young Democrats at the Reno convention. Chicagoan Richard Crawford became vice president as a new slate of resolutions urged vigorous enforcement of civil rights laws, opposed Red China recognition, and backed Hawaii Alaska statehood, GI bill restoration, farm parity, and anti right to work measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Nelson Lancione
Cosabis
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Levittown
Richard Crawford
China
Hawaii
Alaska
Christmas Gift Portraits by Tobias Studio
Quick invitation to schedule Christmas gift portraits at Tobias Studio 418 South Main. Call GA 2 1171 to arrange an early sitting for superior results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Studio
Also Mentioned on This Page
We Society
Nee
GETZ
Ia Ee
Columbia
Guardian
Exclu
Jewelers
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Tom Sanders
George Knott
Roy Tanner
Joe Ditmyer
Harold Radenheimer
U. S
Western
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Council Plans Book Review
City
aLen ID
Charles
Central
S. Brown Deaton
Franklin Rt
James Banker
15Th Ave
William Berryman
Omaha
Calvin Rogers
Lorenzo Rogers
Victor Nelson
Andrew
J. _ Charles Moon
Mrs. Charles Moon Sr
Morgan,St
Dawson Wallace
Baltimore
Arthur Whisman
James Blanton
Ferwood
James Saylor
Sheffield
Clayton Ashcraft
Highland St
William Neal
Doty St
Robert Davis
Farris Ratliff
Creek, View
Kenneth Jeffreys
Me‘Kinley
Shepherd
Gilbert Purdum
Hughes St
William Reuter
South Ave
Elwood Carr
S. Main
T. E. McPherson
Queen Ave
Michael Coldiron
William Coldiron
John Miller
Edgar Miller
Ottawa
James Orr
Oxford
Edward Hebert
Bellomonte St
George Ross
Harry Keith
Curley Milton
Mr. and
Calvin Milton
Lincoln St
Norman Sullivan
Frank
Lin
Willa Campbell
Mr. Wd
Mark Campbell
Seneca S
Eli Chandler
Wilbraham Rd
James Dennis
Lind
Anthony Ganz
Ardmore
Earle Johnson
Taylor Ave
Poinciana
Lisa Nunn
John Nunn
S. Main St
Lawrence Taulbee
Douglas St
Douglas Whitaker
East St
Charles Hensley
Oneka St
Penny Boyle
W. C. Boyle
Magnolia
Chester Brock
Gideon Rd
Theron Carmack
Walter Carpenter
Arlington Ave
John Cook
Janet Cottongim
Samuel Cottongim
Superior Ave
William Combe
Tren
Wallace Donahoe
Oxford State Rd
Stephen D'Varga
Alameda
Howard Hodgin
Woodlawn
Ave
Young Democrats
Ohioan
O&b
Lincoln-Mercury
OGB
Auto Banking
Central Office
Centrel Ave
Lala
Nelbar Office Cor
Nelber, Vesity & Tytus
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