Middletown Flower Show plans sized for May exhibit
Members of the Designer's Garden Club discussed the Middletown Flower Show to be held in May during a luncheon at Mrs. Wilbur Farquer's Alameda home. Mrs. Joseph Peil is chair, with Mrs. Hervey McClellan as co chair and Mrs. Otto Hein as executive secretary.
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Designer's Garden Club
Middletown
Wilbur Farquer
Alameda
Joseph Peil
Hervey McClellan
Robert Williams
Middletown Garden Clubs
Otto Hein
Designer’s Garden Club
Custom Pants Made To Order From 90 Fabric Swatches
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Two Speakers Present Program At Home Culture Club
Mrs. Otto Augspurger and Mrs. H H Lawrence led a Wednesday program for the Girls Club branch of Home Culture. Augspurger reviewed Bliss Perry's biography by Lewis Perry, detailing Perry's early life and roles at Williams College Princeton and Harvard and as Atlantic editor. Lawrence gave Amish history focusing on eastern Pennsylvania communities with noted rarity of juvenile delinquency poverty or divorce. Guests Mrs. Royal Smith and Mrs. John Martin attended and refreshments followed in a Thanksgiving theme hosted by Mrs. Albert Sherman and Mrs. Charles Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Augspurger
H. H. Lawrence
Girls’ Club
Augspurger
Bliss Perry
Lewis Perry
Perry
Williams College
Princeton
Harvard
Atlantic Magazine
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Royal Smith
John Martin
Albert Sherman
Charles Arnold
Soroptimists Plan Annual Christmas Party
Miss Esther Wittenmyer and Miss Calista Van Horn will co chair the Soroptomist s Club Christmas party appointed during the club s meeting last night at The Meadows. Other committee members include Miss Mary Maurer Miss Betty Leasure Mrs Harry Butcheler and Mrs Albert Annenberg. The party will be held Dec 8 at the home of Miss Wittenmyer von Ra 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wittenmyer
Calista van Horn
Soroptomists Club
the Meadows
Mary Maurer
Betty Leasure
Harry Butcheler
Albert Annenberg
Wittenmyer von Ra
Seven Players Win At Bridge Club Session
Members of the Ladies Day Bridge group met yesterday at Brown's Run Country Club for their regular bridge session. Winters at seven tables in play were Mrs William Schuck, Mrs Charles Troup, Mrs James Finley, Mr Edward Barker, Mrs Howard Wilcoff, Mrs W R Steele and Mrs W C Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
William Schuck
Charles Troup
James Finley
Edward Barker
Howard Wilcoff
W. R. Steele
W. C. Robertson
Safety Film Presented by PTO at Shermar School
Winton D. Stellar director of the Middletown Safety Council assisted by Mrs. Alton Hallam presented the film House of Risks at the Shermar School PTO meeting held in the new gym last night. The film showed how home safety can prevent accidents and fires. Robert Arms, president, said $540 from the May lawn fete was distributed among school rooms for educational equipment and materials. The second grade room of Mrs. Creech won the attendance prize.
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Winton D. Stellar
Middletown
Blevins Named Best Speaker At Toastmasters Meeting
Robert Blevins was judged the best speaker of the evening at the Toastmasters Club meeting held at J & J Bowling Lanes. His talk titled The Dawn of a New Day impressed judges while other speakers included Max Pemberton Do It Yourself Kit by Joseph Wetzel and A Point of View by Max Pemberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blevins
Max Pemberton
Joseph Wetzel
Earl Brewer
Lloyd Nolan
Paul Lawwill
Church circle programs across First Baptist and Calvary Methodist
Members of Eva Martin Circle at First Baptist met at Mrs. Joseph Atkinson’s home on Central Avenue with talks by Mrs. Ben Kitchen on That They May Know and Grow and a letter from Dorothy Wirzman, a missionary in Africa, about Congo evacuations. Mary Circle at Calvary Methodist, led by Mrs. Harlan Carr, featured Missionaries with India Congo and Korea, plus a crossword-puzzle lesson for veterans hospitals. A Naomi Circle WSCS meeting at Calvary, led by Mrs. Anita Smith, discussed Take the Name of Jesus With You and plans for a five week Basic Christian Beliefs study starting Sunday at 8 p.m. A parcel post sale is planned for the general meeting on November 17 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Martin
First Baptist Church
Joseph Atkinson
Central Avenue
Ben Kitchen
Edward Jones
Richard Minge
Dorothy Wiserman
Africa
Congo
Ray Pergram
Atkinson
Navity Circle
Thomas Webb
Arnold Drive
Harold Dougherty
A. R. Maupin
Don Gephart
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
Robert Curtis
Robert Leight
Paul McCauley
Mary Circe
Calvary Methodist Church
Lida Peck
Harlan Carr
India
Belgian Congo
Korea
Frank Yeager
Wynn Alexander
Veterans’ Hospitals
Emanuel Clifford
Auburn Street
Anita Smith
Name of
Jesus
Naomi Circle
WSCS
Maurice Weaver
Yankee Road
Smith
Ora Vice
Lyman Pence
R. A. Heck
Don Hall
Weaver
George S&s. Fletcher
Pence
McCauley
Music Club Meeting Sets Christmas Concert at Bethlehem Church
Active members of the Middle wn Music Club met last night at the home of Mrs. Richard Nein on Gladys Drive to plan future activities and hear committee reports. Program chairman Mrs. J C Carpenter announced the annual Christmas concert for Thursday evening December 8 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Membership chairman Mrs. Harry Pratt outlined the membership drive held before the October concert. Miss Agatha Evers presided over the business session. Next morning musical for active members will be January 5 at the home of Mrs. Hughes with Mrs. W C Thompson as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewn Music Club
Richard Nein
Gladys Drive
J. C. Carpenter
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Harry Pratt
Murray S. Jacobs
Southwest
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
T Keteering
Agatha Evers
J. C. Lockmeyer
Dale Wiley
D. L. Daly
C. J. Hughes
Walter Sheffer
E. H. McCandlish
Jacobs
Hughes
W. C. Thompson
Family Dinner To Honor Homer Millers
The th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. Miller will be observed with a family dinner tomorrow at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Milton Atchley on Carol Ann Lane. The Millers, natives of Middletown, were married in 1910. Mr. Miller is retired from the First National Bank after 27 years of service. Attending: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bayer of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Nolan of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nolan of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.
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Homer S. Miller
Milton Atchley
Carol Ann Lane
Miller
Atchleys
Middletown
First National Bank
Joseph Bayer
Akron
Ed Phelps
Hobart Nolan
Columbus
Kenneth Nolan
Mt. Sterling
Christonians Epsilon Chapter Meeting Highlights
David Dillon attorney spoke yesterday at the Epsilon chapter Christonians gathering hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Martin on Vannest Avenue. Plans were set for a December Christmas dinner and gift exchange at Mrs. Harold Caudill’s home. Members discussed the Butler County Detention Home project with Mrs. Robert Lange as prize winner and Mrs. Ralph Abney as co host.
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David Dillon
Epsilon Chapter
Christonians
Wilbur Martin
Vannest Avertue
Harold Caudill
Butler County Detention Home
Robert Lange
Ralph Abney
Dinner Honors Noted Visitor Mamie Reinert in Columbus Event
Mrs Mamie Sebald Reinert of Columbus was honored at a dinner by the William Sebald Realty Co at the Manchester Hotel. Attendees included local Sebalds Wilmers Baileys Butts Harris Reinerts and other relatives with out of town guests from Cambridge City London Oxford Louisville Shaker Heights and Columbus. Mrs Reinert, daughter of late radium and X ray pioneer William Edward Reinert, is the last survivor among the founders’ siblings and serves as a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Sebald Reinert
Columbus
William Sebald Realty Co
Reinert
Manchester Hotel
Weber W. Sebald
G. W. A. Wilmer
H. Alder
Sebald
Clayton M
London
Ohio
Charles W. Sebald
Oxford
W. T. Porter
Louisville
Robert MacClellan
Shaker Heights
Raymond
William Edward Reinert
Middletown
Varied Birth Notices and Local Obituaries Chronicle
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and locations including Mr and Mrs Donald E Gil of South Lebanon and Mr and Mrs Willis Lewis of Gratis. Other entries note births at Grandview Hospital and residents of Franklin Middletown and Hamilton. The document also lists several political notices and residents with street addresses across the area.
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Donald E. Gilcom
South Lebanon
Thursay
Willis Lewis
Gratis
Billy Warfield
Yankee Road
James W. Mills
Helton Drive
Donald Cassidy
van Buren Road
Hamilton
James Barrett
Trenton - Franklin Road
Franklin
Raymond Williams
Middletown
Rt. 1
Final Ohio Count in Ohio Election Returns
Secretary of State Ted Brown announced the complete unofficial returns from mailed reports in Ohio election balloting. The results begin with the president race.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted. W. Brown
Local residents listed in Franklin area notices
Names of residents including Mrs. Elbert Bush of Franklin, Mrs. John M. Hoffer, Harry Watkins, John Pearson, Mrs. Wiliam Standifer, David T. Ristanee, Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Richard Hauerperger, Mrs. Elliott Perkins, Mrs. Eddie Jemison, Frank Loop, Paul Allen, Waneta St. John Reider of Elm Street appear in a community notice. The list also mentions Sawer Road and Craw ford Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Bush
Franklin
John M. Hoffer
Leland Court
Harry Watkins
Church St. John
Bankruptcies Filed in US District Court Cincinnati
Arthur L. Wesson of Box 107 West Middletown a paper worker filed for bankruptcy in the US District Court Cincinnati listing debts of $1 065 and assets of $100 details show a personal filing with minimal assets and sizable debts in the local docket.
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Cincinnati
Arthur L. Wesson
West Middletown
Paper Worker
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Sciery
Chardelle Weber
Victor Wootan
C. C. Clark
Carl Cordes
Progressive Garden Club
Newman Ebersole
Middletown Garden Club
James Cast
Monroe Garden Club
Wade Pratt
Homer Weikel
Carl Bauer
Green Thumb
Gary Kiouman
Poster
Charles Barton
Shovel
Louise Hunter Windsor
Harry Waldner
Robert Tennant
Peil
Louis Waldner
E. M. Nisbet
Nein
Les Leighton
Robert Reiner
Town and Country Garden Club
Yale
Trowsers
S. Main ST
Soroptimists
PTO
Blevins
Eugene Switzer
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Donald Hensler
Harmony Kings
Wilma Gade
Ardmore Drive
Homer Millers
The
William Sebald Realty Corp
Robert E. Butts
William Hancock
Miamisoburg
Donna Hatton
Willie T. Hatton
Hood Ave
John Parson
Trenton
Pearl Williamson
Lebanon
Jerry Smith
James Glosser
Martha Drive
Grandview Hospital
Nixon
Dayton
Kennedy
James A. Rhodes
James D. Ferguson
Supreme Court
Earl R. Hoover
James F. Bell
Kingsley A. Taft
Joseph H. Ellison
C. William O'Neill
John W. Peck
Paul Colvin
Manchester Road
Charles Apking
Central Ave
Ralph Barker
16Th Ave
Fred W. Bender
Arlington Ave
George W. Bennett
Clark St
Charles Bush
Oxford State Road
Ernest Collins
Frank
Lin
Raymond Cowgill
Catalpa Drive
James Faulkner
Norman Gibbs
Beech
Sandra Hillard
David Hillard
Donald Kidder
Mohawk St
Gerhard Klouman
Manchester Ave
James le Comte
1Th Ave
Frank Ludwick
Stevens Drive
Patricia Mokry
Jack Mokry
Highland St
Clarence Moore
Donald Olinger
V. L. Olinger
Armco Drive
Martha Jane Revelos
Harrisson St
Linda Riley
Willie D. Riley
Yankees Road
William Stone
11Th Ave
Douglas Young
Lamberton
William H. Walton
Garfield St
Marie Wetzel
Flemming Road
Drexel Williams
West I Middletown Rt
Bermudas
Blazers
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