Breakfast Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Lillian Osborn
Mrs. Lillian Osborn 70, celebrated with a dinner the night before and a surprise breakfast at home on Oxford State Road. Close friends delivered gifts and food, including Judy Popp, and relatives from Cincinnati and Trenton attended later events. A longtime Miami University resident born November 18 1898 in Excelle she taught Sunday school 35 years and served in several community groups.
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Lillian Osborn
Oxford State Road
John Walck
Edward Baker
Edith Trimble
Chester Griffin
Emmabelle Fleming
Mildred Williams
Judy
Osborn
Phillip Coffee
Cincinnati
David Popp
Greta
Trenton
Tom Popp
Miami University
Excelle
Harry
Middletown
Crystal Tissue Co
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Amanda United Methodist Church
Dad misidentified in OWU lounge portrait
A Middletown father in the "Dad's Day" pictures was mistaken for Ohio Wesleyan University’s president. Janice Ferrara, a freshman at OWU, sat with her father C J Ferrara of The Alameda, and the lounge was named for the soon-to-retire president.
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Janice Ferrara
Ohio Wesleyan University
C.J. Ferrara
The
Alameda
Ferrara
OWU
Veterans Group Donates to Dayton Hospital Records Fund
Members of the St Richard Stockton Chapter D A C meet at Miss Mary Hankinson's home and vote a donation to the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton for records for the blind. Mrs John Molloy reads a Justice Musmanno article and Mrs Herbert Fall discusses current events with newspaper clippings.
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St. Richard Stockton
Daughters of American Colonists
Mary Hankinson
Veterans Administration
Dayton
John Molloy
Supreme Court
Michael Musmanno
Herbert Fall
Molloy
Duplicate Club Meets at Temple for Bridge Session
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club held last night at Temple Beth Sholom attracted 34 players using the Mitchell movement. North-south averages ranged around 94 with winners including Mrs. M L Johnston and Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and others. east-west averaged 84. In the top division, Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. Richard Peters led with 99 points, followed by several pairs in the high eighties and nineties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
M.L. Johnston
Stanley Weinstein
Howard Wikoff
Dan, MacLean
J.T. Lamb
E.T. Forsyth
Russell Anness
Paul Smith
Frank Myers
Richard Peters
Douglas Clifton
Robert Weatherwax
Frank Coldiron
C.M. Woodruff
P.S. Cade
Gordon Nein
Christmas Plan Outlined By Circle Five Members
In the November Circle Five meeting of First United Methodist Church Middletown Mrs Millard Bechtel announced a Christmas party at the Middletown Community Center and urged donations of toys games cookies and candy for the event Mrs Claude Morris noted a project with Southside Settlement in Columbus Mrs Harry Clinton was assisted by several members in a Call to Prayer and Self Denial program The gathering was hosted by Mrs P J Jaques with assistant hostesses Mrs Arthur Knapp and Mrs Roy Benning Mr Burton attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Bechtel
Middletown Community Center
Circle Five
First United Methodist Church
Circle
Claude Morris
Southside
Columbus
Harry Clinton
Calvin Taylor
Reid Kenyon
Jack Cook
Fred Con
Milillo Klaber Couple Set to Wed in Cincinnati Church
Announcement of forthcoming marriage between Miss Mary Jo Milillo and W Daniel Klaber. Miss Milillo is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Milillo of Hamilton. The ceremony is set for December 28 at 1 30 p.m. at St Peter in Chains Church in Cincinnati.
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Mary Jo Milillo
Anthony Milillo
Hamilton
W. Daniel Klaber
Willard Klaber
Fulton Lane
St. Peter In Chains Church
Cincinnati
Merry Mayfielders Plan Christmas Events At Local Host Home
Club members chaired by Mrs. Harrison Burton and Mrs. Fenton Hall report prize winners at the Merry Mayfielders meeting hosted by Mrs. Chester Byrd. A Dec 13 Christmas party is set for Holiday Inn with guests Mrs. Melva Shatto and Mrs. Max Bhihm. The 68ers approved $60 in donations to Barney Children's Medical Center and Ruth Lyons Christmas Fund at Mrs. Coddington’s home. A Dec 7 party for members and husbands and a Dec 12 children's party were discussed along with a silly gift exchange.
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Harrison Burton
Fenton Hall
Earl Swain
Merry Mayfielders
Fisher Avenue
Chester Byrd
Samuel Jackson
Holiday Inn
Melva. Shatto
Max Bhihm
68Ers
Mothers Study League
Barney Children’s Medical Center
Ruth Lyons
Margaret Coddington
Seventh Avenue
Sylvia Hughes
Californa designers push long pants in sportswear reform
California fashion houses launch a counterattack to minidresses with long pants and tunics. Designers feature flared pantaloon styles, tailored vests, and sheer fabrics in red white and blue palettes. The shift aims for casual, washable fabrics as customers gain leisure time. Alex Colman notes this trend offers practical attire for active lifestyles.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles (Ap
California
Alex Colman
Whitestag
Hollywood
Excellence Upgrades Society Standards in Critique Discussion
The Critique Literary Society judged that society must honor excellence and scorn shoddiness in all fields. The group argued a great plumber outshines a poor philosopher, and society cannot tolerate poor work in any domain. Howard Wrenson Poppy Drive hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Howard Wrenson
Church Groups Sponsor November Luncheon at Longview
Semper Fidelis and Philathea classes of the First Baptist Church hosted a luncheon for Longview State Hospital patients as the Middletown Longview Social Service League organized the event. Mrs Ray Ristaneo chaired with help from church members and Longview League board members. over 100 patients attended.
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First Baptist Church
Middletown Longview Social Service League
Longview State Hospital
Ray Ristaneo
Ristance
Gertrude Davis
Joseph Kovacs
George Leits
Earl Manning
Lee Pohlable
Robert Melampy
Thomas Dunn
Longview League Board
Anniversary Dinner Honors Silver Wedding Couple
Mr and Mrs Charles Lemmons of Forrer Street Excello hosted a Sunday dinner at their home to honor aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Alfred Beer of Franklin Street Middletown on their silver wedding anniversary. Beer couple married in Covington Kentucky on November 6 1943.
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Charles Lemmons
Forrer Street
Excello
Alfred Beer
Franklin Street
Middletown
Beer
Covington Ky
Dara Snelling
Harold Hall
Barbara Neal
Excelle
Louis Keys
Springboro
Robert McGill
Lebanon
Joseph Schrier
Elmer Goecke
Virginia Swartz
Dayton
Richard Lemmons
Warren Snelling
David Lemmons
Local births and relatives listed in Vital Statistics
Several couples announce newborns yesterday and today including girls to Sammie Stacy at 2121 Winona Drive and James Malott of Franklin Route 1, plus a boy to Frank Matthews at 421 McGuire Avenue. Out of town birth noted for Jonathan Phillips in Morehead Kentucky with relatives named Phillips and Boyd in Wellington Place Trenton and Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Stacy
Winona Drive
Frank Matthews
McGuire Ave
Larry Bernard
S. Main St
James Malott
Franklin Rt. 1
Larry Layman
Casper Ave
Jonathan Phillips
Morehead
W.R. Phillips
Wellington Place
Carolyn Boyd
Trenton
Earl Boyd
Morrow
Hospital Dismissals and Local Names Mentioned
Hospital dismissals include Dudley Barrett of Park Street and Mrs Dale Baker of Trenton. Also listed are Sam Colling of Mounted Route Bonnie Bowman daughter of Harold and Mrs Bowman of Franklin. Mrs Nannie M Clifford of remains incomplete in text.
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Dudley Barrett
Park St
Dale Baker
Trenton
Sam Colling
Mounted Route
Bonnie Bowman
Harold Bowman
Franklin
Nannie M. Clifford
Geary Marries Swope In Lebanon Nuptials At Church
Avis Marie Swope daughter of Mr and Mrs Raughlie Swope wed Glenn Raymond Geary son of Mr and Mrs Espa Geary in a Grand Avenue Church of God ceremony on November nine. Rev Henry C Howard officiated. The couple will reside at 419 E Warren St Lebanon where Geary works for Sports Cycles Inc. Both graduates of Middletown High School.
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Grand Avenue Church of God
Avis Marie Swope
Raughlie Swope
Fourth Avenue
Glenn Raymond Geary
Espa E. Geary
Rose Marie Road
Franklin
Henry C. Howard
William Giffen
Louisville
Gearys
E. Warren St
Lebanon
Gery
Sports Cycles Inc
Middletown High School
Nationwide Guarantees Five Year Homeowners Policy Renewal
Nationwide Insurance announces a five year renewal guarantee for homeowners policies marking a first in the insurance industry. The move pledges renewal certainty amid market changes and could affect policyholders and competitors.
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Nationwide
Nationwide Insurance
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Middletown Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
U. S
Dad
N. Verity
Brezel
6Th Street
Veterans Hospital
N. Clinton St
Post
Janet Ewing
Debbie Dinardo
Brenda Frazier
Wilma Kemplin
Boutioue
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Mr. ¢Eary
Avis Swope
Shafer St
Ohio
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Max Rudolf
Cincinnati Symphony
A. A
Lon Kons
Dorothy Lawrence
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