OES Chapter Installs New Officer Corps
Mrs Ofa Murphy and Russell Murphy head the Eastern Star chapter installation at the Masonic Temple. Robert K. South of Springboro presided as worthy grand patron amid a large list of officers and pages for Chapter 367 in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Ofa Murphy
Russell
Prosser
Order of the
Pink Rose
Eastern Star
Murphys
Orchard St
Masonic Temple
N. Main Street
Robert K. South
Springboro
Ohio
Murphy
James Holt
Richard Lovelace
Richard Keller
Orville Morris
Victor Cornett
Elmer Dietz
William Price
Earl Simpson
Edward Hobart
Kay Risner Adair
Steven Allison Ruth
W.M. Childers
Esther
Horace Hunter
Martha
Leona Meehan
Electa
Arthur Johnson
Warder
Sentinel
Okey Jackson
Earl Gehron
Helen Bauer
Marion Mehl
Rupert King
Gale Beatty
William Williams
Howard Chrisman
Howard Osterman
Harry Tewell
Birdella Clark
John Sites
Rebecca Adkins
Earl Murphy
Paul Davis
Elaine Hall
Bonnie Murphy
Billie Elrod
Roy Roberts
Paul Miller
Jewell Carr
Herman Hogg
South
Homer Moyer
Paul Smith
Mafia Lykins
Jackson
Cecil Wilson
William Evans
Harold Hannah
W.C. Cade
Carl Lubberger
Gehron
Eugene Mack
Harry Lacey
Evelione Meahs
George Guynn
Charles Egleston
Bauer
Leonard Hackney
Edgar Pickelsimer
Ruby Egleston
Melva Tewart
Norval Leichty
Martion Boyd
Raymond Long
Sylvia Flint
Violet, Parreila
Alton Smith
Middletown Shrine
Ervin Blossom
Thomas Class
Robert Kruse
Maurice Reffitt
Hospital Patients Entertained at Longview State Hospital
Ninety six patients in ward 57 at Longview State Hospital Cincinnati enjoyed a Thanksgiving party hosted by the Gay Young Mothers Club. Brownie Troop 187 Monroe provided tray favors under Mrs Kenneth Rowsam. Donations to the Mental Health Guild funded draperies and gifts with support from Tytus Avenue Church of God and First United Presbyterian Church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Gay Young Mothers’ Club
Brownie Troop
Monroe
Kenneth Rowsam
Mental Health Guild
Ward 57
Rowland Hinsch
Guild
Tytus Avenue Church of God
Circles Three
First United Presbyterian Church
Hinsch
Longview
Yale
Robert Vokes
Charles Gorman
Box
Free Weight Loss Ad Promises 10 to 50 Lbs in 60 Days
A compact advertisement claims a free visit and a weight loss program promising 10 to 50 pounds shed in 60 days. It touts a luxurious bathlike experience and easy use of equipment, inviting readers to call 422-3691 for details.
Correction Issued for December Activities Calendar Dates
Yesterday's calendar misdated two items. The Pan-Hellenic Dance is scheduled for December 26 at the Manchester Motor Inn, and the Dance for December 18 will be held at the Manchester venue.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Manchester
Births listed in vital statistics column
The notice records births with names and addresses including Pic and Mrs. Johnny D. Walker in Franklin for a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Lawson on Oxford State Road for a boy, Pvt. and Mrs. John Wolfe in Trenton for a girl, and several other families across Trenton and Franklin. Several individuals are named among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Johnny D. Walker
David Bird
Franklin
Gregory L. Lawson
Oxford State Road
John Wolfe
Hamilton Ave
Trenton
Clarence Carroll
Chamberlain Road
Russell Mittenholzer
Queen Ave
Walter E. Reed
Third St
Elbert Walker
Yankee Road
Galloway Gray
Earlene Hamilton
William C. Hamilton
Malvern St
Harry W. Lacey
Margie Fugate
Marvin L. Martin
Harold McClellan
Glenmore Drive
Mabel E. Fates
Trenton-Franklin Road
Jimmie Neace
Woodlawn Ave
John D. Lawson
Garland F. Wallace
Arnold Drive
William P. Graves
Vermont Ave
Harold Tincher
Jackson Lane
Protecting Buyer Old Old Custom
Consumer education isn t new. Mrs. E. C. Grier spoke to the Guided Study Club at Middletown Public Library about ancient texts on adulteration and market supervision. She traced ideas from 300 B C to the later creation of the FDA in 1931 and the later DHHS reorganization in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Grier
Middletown Public Library
Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ramblers Club Views Slides On Ohio Farm Visit
Members of the Ramblers Club saw slides of an Ohio farm during a meeting at the Johnsons Ardmore Drive hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred I Gerber. The Gerbers spoke on farming as big business noting mechanization raises costs yet food remains affordable for American families. They contrasted food budgets with Japan and Russia to show relative spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers Club
Ohio
Fredi Gerber
P. F. Johnson
Ardmore Drive
Gerbers
America
Adventist Pastor to Speak on God's Church Triumph
Pastor Ivan Moford will address the topic God's Church its Triumph at the 11 15 am worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath school begins at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Moford
God's Church
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Consumer vigilance urged against swindlers in home repairs and medicine
Mrs Karl Banzhaf reviews The Swindlers and Black Market Medicine and warns consumers to stay alert to repair scams, home improvement frauds, land deals, and illegitimate drug schemes. She urges consulting a reliable doctor and using only prescribed medicines. A December 17 meeting at Olde Towne Community Room is announced with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Banzhaf
John L. Springer
Margaret Kreig
Margot Fonteyn to lead Dracula Tarzan ballet in Dallas gala
Dame Margot Fonteyn headlines a Dallas Civic Opera gala weekend pairing Orffs Carmina Burana with Puccini Il Tabarro. Bertran Castelli directs a dynamic Hair style concept blending ballet and opera with Tarzan and the Pope among fantasy roles, aiming to pilot and later tour Berlin.
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Dame Margot
Dracula
Tarzan
Godfrey Anderson
Dallas
Tex
Margot Fonteyn
Dallas Civic Opera
George Skibine
Orff
Puccini
Margot
Bertrand Castelli
Castelli
Ber
Sone
Berlin
New York
Danie Margot
The
National Ballet
Washington
Lonedon
Covent Garden
Pauty
Burena
Attilio Labis
Parid Opera Ballet
War Mothers Hear Reports on Projects
American War Mothers Chapter One hosted veterans at Patrick Hospital Dayton VA Center. At a Legion Home meeting Mrs. William Pieratt thanked supporters of the Forget-Me-Not Sale. They voted donations to Butler County TB Health Association and the Salvation Army. A Thanksgiving fruit basket plan for shut ins was announced. Readings by Mrs. Burley Cottle Mrs. George S. Fletcher and Mrs. Newcomb followed. Next meeting set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hospital
Dayton
Legion Home
William Pieratt
Butler County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Salvation Army
Burley Cottle
George S. Fletcher
Newcomb
Cristonians Plan Edison Projects at Weaver's Cottage
Cristonian secretaries reviewed Edison School plans in a Wednesday meeting at Weaver's Cottage N Verity Parkway. Events at Edison School occur Nov 24 and Dec 17 with a mitten tree gift. They also continue baton lessons by a Cristonian volunteer and sponsor a 10 film color program for local elementary pupils each Saturday from Jan 30 to Feb 27 with proceeds to Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristonian
Edison
Weaver’s Cottage
N. Verity Parkway
Edison School
James Shrout
Crstonians
R. J. Hardler
Duplicate Average Leads Ladies Bridge Results at Club
The day duplicate bridge session at Brown's Rap Country Club posted a 55 average. Winners were Mrs. Hindman and Mrs. Barker at 65 percent, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Johnston 60 percent, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Shull 60 percent, and Mrs. Long and Mrs. Maxwell 59 percent. Next event starts 11:30 a.m. on Dec 3 at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Rap Country Club
Robert ‘Hindman
Ed Barker
Walter B. Evans
M. L. Johnston
James Snyder
James Shull
P. H. Long
William Maxwell
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Clifford Lawson
William Mack
the Health SP Resort
Central Ave
David L. Kramer
James H. Burks
Henry Ball
Anna Kelhoffer
Tren
Christopher Back
Mr. and
Mrs. Eddy Back
McKinley St
Ning
N. Verity
Middletown
Brezel
Germantown RD
Patricia Nixon
Martha Mitchell
Blair House
Rexall
Maes
Artem
Cristonians
Glass Shack
N. Main ST
Mayflower
Hauselman Transportation
Park Ave
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