Dinner hosts at Fourteenth Ave home with guests listed
Mr and Mrs Glenn Sebald hosted a covered dish dinner at their new home on Fourteenth Ave. Colorful yellow fall flowers adorned the buffet as guests arrived including Mr and Mrs Lee Wuerdemann and daughter Gretchen and numerous Sebald family members. Also noted were Mrs Estelle Sebald and Mr and Mrs Paul Sebald plus extended kin. One line notes a Florida visit by Mrs Russell Fulmer returning home after two weeks in Brandenton with family. Sunday visitors in Lexington were Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey visiting Miss Virginia Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Sebald
Fourteent Ave
Lee Wuerdemann
Gretchen
Tom Wuerdemann
Ashland
Estelle Sebald
Paul Sebald
Jack Linzie
Lola Linzie
Vorhis Sebald
Jake Sebald
Carrie Vorhis
Pagor Sebald
George Strodtbeck
Billie
Brandenton
Fla
Russell Fulmer
Fifteenth Ave
Florida
Nnn
Donald Miller
Miami Valley Council Daugh Adopts Thanksgiving Event
The Miami Valley Council Daugh adop ts a thanksgiving act ion at the Junior Hall on North Broad Street at 8 p m. All initiatory team members will practice at 7 p m. Gleaners Class of the First Methodist Church meets Friday afternoon November 25 at 2 15 p m at the church. members are asked to bring coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
Daughad
North Broad St
First Methodist Church
Viola Rebekah Lodge Initiates Class at Knights Hall
The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs. Harold Flatter presiding. Mrs. Earl Hieshue of Monroe inspected the lodge during the business session. A class of candidates was initiated, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Harold Flatter
Earl Hieshue
Monroe
Thanksgiving event notices for society editor
If you plan to have Thanksgiving guests or a family dinner or holiday party report it to the society editor. Items for the Thanksgiving issue may be mailed or phoned in anytime with deadline Wednesday noon November 23.
Miss Beckman Ils Gaily Feted At Shower
Mrs H Benton Hunt and Mrs H Hunt hosted a misc shower for Miss Marilyn Beckman at her Calumet Street home. Bride elect of G Donald Hunt, she and guests enjoyed games and prizes were awarded to several named guests including Mrs George Koeppel and Miss Eugenie Beckman. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Benton Hunt
H. Hunt
Marilyn Beckman
Calumet St
Miss Beckman
G. Donald Hunt
George Koeppel
A. J. Byrd
Jack Moore Jr
Harold Rager
Eugenie Beckman
Roxie Whitacre
Mary Bryant
Mary Etta Benge
Maryanna Crace
Franklin
Harold Curtis
Hamilton
Robert Leonard
Henry Staton
Sam Yarber
Orivil Campbell
Jack Moore Sr
Earl Beckman
Raymond Greene
Rufus Collins
Donald Broughton
Donna Broughton
Norma Henderson
Louise Natalia
Coins And Old Prints Head Critique Meeting
Miss Edna Elam and Mr. Jack Hose presented papers before Critique Literary Society at the Wilson home on South Main Street. Elam discussed Currier and Ives prints from 1835 to 1907, Peter’s 1942 book, and printmaking processes. Hose reviewed Romance of American Money from colonial beginnings to mint establishment and commemorative coinage. Seventeen members and two guests attended. officers were elected and prints and coins were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Elam
Jack Hose
Critique Literary Society
Howard Wilson
South Main St
Nathaniel Currier
James Ives
Nassau St
Currier
Ives
Speaker
Hose
John Highley
Connecticut
Washington
Congress
Miss Elam
David Rittenhouse
Mint
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Birch
Senate
House
United States
Owen Barr
Nevin Smucker
Elam
Wilson
Club activities and pledge rites entertain members
Members of Perky Kaffee Klatsch dressed as little girls for a scavenger hunt and social hour at Mrs. Charles Perkins home, with a light lunch and prize won by Mrs. Michael Hocz. Homemaker's Circle No 3 met at the Girls' Club discussing a revised constitution and a dance club, tea led by Mrs. Phil Bennington on We Went That-a-Way. Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a pledge dinner at Colony Restaurant, with ritual read by president Mrs. Goforth and prizes to Miss Jacot and Miss Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perky Kaffee Klatsch
Charles Perkins
Michael Hocz
Stephen Zulock
Homemaker’s Circle No. 3
Edward Erlandson
Gordon Nein
Phil Bennington
West
H. Allen Smith
Henry Miller
Sappho
Edna St. Vincent
Jane Thompson
Elmer Burbick
Thomas Wenzel
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Colony
Charles Goforth
Stanley Rothman
Paul Foehl
Joseph Peters
Katherine Anderson
Donald Cox
Patricia
Taft Receives Gold Medal at Freedoms Foundation
Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio was honored with a gold medal by the Freedoms Foundation in Phoenixville, with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower presenting the awards to about 200 recipients. The event highlighted the foundation’s aim to promote American ideals and civic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Phoenixville, PA
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
The
Freedoms Foundation
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thanksgiving Eve Dance Promises Funds For Cancer Research
Holiday students returning home will attend the Phi Beta Psi Thanksgiving Eve Dance at the Manchester Hotel ballroom. Tickets are selling briskly under Mrs. J W Ashman Mrs C C Mers and Mrs William Kyle with proceeds aiding the sorority national cancer research fund. Herb Spade will provide the music from nine to one with co chairmen Miss Marjorie Gardner and Miss Patricia Hayes coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi
William Harrison
J. W. Ashman
C. C. Mers
William Kyle
Cancer Research
Beta Psi
Re Ae
John R. Preer
University of Pennsylvania
Manchester Hotel
Herb Spade
Marjorie Gardner
Patricia Hayes
Franklin wedding ties Dayton couple to Franklin scene
Mrs Faye Stephenson Scott and Philip R Becker both of Dayton chose Franklin for their ceremony on Thursday November 17. The single ring rite was conducted by Rev J R Stanforth at the home of Fred O Meeker in River St with only immediate family present. The couple planned a quick honeymoon to Sea Island Georgia and will reside in Dayton after returning. Becker is a member of the Coolidge Becker Wall firm of attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Faye Stephenson Scott
Philip R. Becker
Dayton
Beeker
Special Program Planned Wednesday at Mayfield Church
A special program will be held at Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Misses An gie Mandra and Marjorie Dougherty of the Youth Home Mission will outline the missions program and present a panelgraph on a way of life. Taft was awarded a medal for his speech before the National Association of Life Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Angie Mandra
Marjorie Dougherty
Youth Home Mission
Way of Life
Taft
National Association of Life Underwriters
Square Dancing Classes Open In Y Course
Enthusiasm runs high at the YMCA Fall Adult Informal Education Classes opening session. Instructors Dor Kern and Elmer Combs report rapid progress as students learn terms and two steps. Second of four sessions is next week. registration remains open at the Y before next Monday with a 1 dollar fee for non members, reduced to 75 cents for the last three classes. Canasta lessons start tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the directors room with five instructors and registrations accepted until 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Dor Kern
Elmer Combs
Larry Nelson
Pythians Plan Thanksgiving Breakfast at Castle Hall
The Knights of Pythias LaFayette Lodge No. 37 will hold a Thanksgiving breakfast Thursday at Castle Hall from 6 to 9 am. Clyde Hackney prepares breakfasts of various menus, with music played throughout. Lodge officers Virgil Weber Woodrow Wilkinson and Earl Coddington are in charge, inviting lodge members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
LaFayette Lodge No. 37
Castle Hall
Clyde Hackney
Virgil Weber
Woodrow Wilkinson
Earl Coddington
Fair conditions described for three accident victims
Three injured people reported as fair ly good at Middletown Hospital after a Sunday crash. Blair Pyle, 48, and his wife of 601 South Main Street, and H G Lyons, 40, of 1603 Central Avenue, were hurt when Pyle’s car hit a parked truck. Pyle has rib fractures, his wife a broken right leg, Lyons a hip injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Blair Pyle
South Main St
H. G. Lyons
Central Ave
Pyle
Lyons
Child care ad offers safety assurances and contact
A fragmented classified style notice promotes child care services with assurances of safety. It mentions Esther L. O'Neil and possible affiliations, plus a phone contact 22151. The text references home care for occasions and shopping or travel gifts, urging readers to call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther L. O’neil
M. A
C. Wesel Das Ctl bin
Bta
Pastor Bergheger, 66, Dies in Osgood Ohio
The Rev Louis M Bergheger longtime pastor of St Nicholas Catholic Church in Osgood Ohio died Sunday at age 66 He served 31 years at the parish and was a chaplain at St Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton He previously led churches in Springfield Tipp City and Bradford before moving to Osgood Read the want ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis M. Bergheger
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Osgood, O
Father Ergheger
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