December Federation Activities Calendar Overview
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs releases an active December calendar via Mrs. Vincent Sisson. Events include YMCA Travel Series, Fenwick and Middies games, dances, and holiday parties at various locations such as Legion posts and the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Vincent Sisson
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Sisson
Piss Nehine
YMCA
Don Cooper
Middletown High School
Fenwick
Ross
Middies
Franklin
Legion Fenwick
Carroll
S—Art Mart
Fairmont
Middies Lima
Manchester Motor Inn
Raymond
Seven Mile
Coleraine
Church of Ascension
Christmas Dance Planners Convene for La Soiree Event
The planning group met at the Sirinko home to finalize dec orations for La Soiree Christmas Dance on December 10 from 7 30 p m to 1 a m at the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Attendees included the Taylors Jones Routt and Reeder with next session set for December 4 at the Strinko residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Lane
Tom Sirinko
Manchester Motor Inn
Strinkos
Carl J. Taylor Jr
Dick Jones
James Routt
Homemakers Circle Meets Plans Christmas Dinner
Club members gathered at Mrs. Ray H The Alameda to discuss future projects. Co-hostess Mrs. Kenneth Rowsam welcomed guests including Mrs. James Billings and Mrs. Nell Sonner. new member Mrs. Douglas Fuller was introduced. The Christmas dinner is set for Dec. 19 at Congress Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 12
Ray H
Alameda
Kenneth Rowsam
James Billings
Nell Sonner
William Boast
Douglas Fuller
Congress Inn
Duplicate Temple Bridge Club Sees Busy Night
Duplicate Club Meets At Temple Middletown Beth Sholom used the Mitchell movement for 30 participants. North-south players averaged 72 with winners Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. C. M. Woodruff among others. East-west averaged 63 with top pairs including Mrs. L. B. Gaker and Mabel Shebanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Woodruff
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Robert Nerenberg
E. T. Forsyth
L. B. Gaker
Mabel Shebanek
Eugene Mack
Tom Selby
Thanksgiving Dance Reservations Open in Middletown
Tomorrow is the reservation deadline for the Nov 25 Thanksgiving Dance sponsored by Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority. Proceeds go to the Middletown Butler County Unit American Cancer Society. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Manchester Motor Inn ballroom with Bob Legg’s Orchestra. General chairwoman Mrs Paul Clark. Tickets by Mrs William Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
William Schneider
Elmo Place
Middletown
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Manchester Motor Inn
Bob Legg
Paul Clark
Manchester
William Osborne
Pantry Shower Honors Miss Sara Jo Heffner
Mrs Don Malcom and others hosted a pantry shower at 4621 Wicklow Dr for Sara Jo Heffner bride elect of Terry Allen Sebald. Guests shared recipes and gifts amid blue and green décor. wedding plans and date set for Friday at 7 30 pm at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Malcom
Edward Barker
Alan Cooper
Wicklow Dr
Sara Jo Heffner
Terry Allen Sebald
Harry Beachler
John Haker
Diane
Amy Cooper
Middletown
Phillip Heffner
Missoula
Mont
Ruth Heffner O
Eaton
Miss Heffner
Joseph Heffner
Rosedale Road
Sebald
Jake Sebald
Grand Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Hi-Hopes Chapter marks third year with new officers
Hi-Hopes TOPS chapter celebrated its third anniversary with a dinner at Pleasant Ridge EUB Church and elected new officers for the year. Officers include Lois Gardner as leader Shirley Baker co-leader Irma Poffenbarger secretary Barbara Fairchild assistant secretary Pearl Linkous treasurer Angie Cox assistant treasurer. Gifts were given to retiring leader Dorothy Lawwill. Membership grew from eight in 1963 to 111 in 1966 and weight losses rose from 37 percent in 1963 to about 12 hundred pounds in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Hopes
TOPS
Pleasant Ridge Eub
Trenton Trim Tops
Twin Valley Tops
Tapering Tops
Lois Gardner
Shirley Baker
Irma Poffenbarger
Barbara Fairchild
Pearl Linkous
Angie Cox
Dorothy Lawwill
Leah Blackmore
Gardner
Mabel Ratcliff
Edna Schmidt
Theresa Muthert
Gayle Combs
KIW
Lawwill
Mary Jane Shaw
Gerry Dunn
Combs
Saundra Kyle
Charlotte Turner
Delores Gustin
Muthert
Carole Robinson
Pauline Chamberlain
Donna Fisher
Modern Sculpture Critique Subject
Dr. Martin A Rush Jr spoke at a Critique Society meeting at the Kensington Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Kenyon. He discussed Auguste Rodin and Henry Moore, noting sculpture reflects civilization, combines realism and abstraction, and critiques novelty in modern art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Rush J
Literary Society
Kensington Street
Reid Kenyon
Auguste
Rodin
Rush
Henry Moore
Local Births Reported in Franklin and Surrounding Areas
Vital Statistics lists newborns from Franklin and nearby communities. Yesterday a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack King of 138 Ethel Ave Franklin and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. David L. Moyer of 160 Kessling Drive Springboro. today a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bowden of 4609 Circle Drive and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillen of 3803 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Ethel Ave
Franklin
Arnold Bowden
Circle Drive
Paul Gillen
Central Ave
David L. Moyer
Kessling Drive
Springboro
Hospital Dismissals List Names From Various Streets
The notice lists multiple hospital dismissals including Mrs Alice Greathouse Basen Asse urang Ave Deborah Mills Manchester Ave and Noah Sargent Woodlawn Ave among other residents. It mentions residents from Aberdeen Drive Shafer St Cur ite Trenton Ver ity Plvy Germantown Monroe Franklin Franklin Germantown Highland St James Tabor Eaton Ave N Clinton St and Eaton Ave. The notices are from Jewish Hospital Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urang
Deborah Mills
Carroll Soard
Manchester
Robert S. Burns
Aberdeen Drive
Granville Dumford
Shafer St
Howard Tindall
Curite
Dinner Honors Navy Man
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fields hosted a dinner for their son Buster Paul C. Fields on leave from the Navy. Buster, attached to the USS Haven Hospital Ship, is assigned to the School of Dentistry in San Diego. Other guests included family and friends. son Donald, serving as hospital administrator in Long Beach, was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Fields
Middletown - Eaton Road
Buster Paul C. Fields
Navy
Uss Haven
School of Dentistry
San Diego
Calif
Bill Fields
Bill Ash
Kenneth Fields
Glenn Fields
David Fields
Paul Fields
Eugene Bennett
Christy Gebhart
Danny Thomas
Donald
Long Beach
Shower Given For Miss Diehl Fiancee of Pvt Boehm Jr
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Donna Diehl fiancée of Pvt. Fred Boehm Jr. was hosted by Mrs. James Ehler and Mrs. Bud Everding of Dayton. Miss Diehl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Diehl of Monroe, and Pvt. Boehm of Dix Road plan to wed December 23 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The guest list included many local women and friends, with a floral theme and colorful tissue flowers decorating the gift table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Diehl
Fred Boehm Jr
James Ehler
Bud Everding
Dayton
Miss Diehl
W. EB. Diehl
Monroe
Pvt
Boehm
Fred Boehm Sr
Dix Road
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
W. E. Diehl
Fred Boehm ‘Sr
Silas Everding
Donna Goodloe
Lewis Seidner
Everett Sams
Charles Gorman
William Lubberger
Clyde Young
William Housh
Merle Wiliams
Erwin Walker
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Federation
En's Guild
Barnitz Bank
Hamilton
Taft
Hamilton Catholic
Princeton
Springfield
Mansfield St. Peters
Garfield
Forest Hills
Homemakers Circle One
Arthur Wolman
Jack Bates
Ronald Diver
Donald Faris
Richard Grubbs
Robert Roberts
Chardelle Weber
Chester Trent
Robert Grimes
Leann
Donald van Ausdall
I. A. Casper
Edwin Anderson
Nancy Anderson
Robert Anderson
Glenn Barker
Poffenbarger
Betty Williams
Turner
Williams
Fairchild
Gustin
Fiberglas
Harry’s Corner
Verity Pkwy
Second Ave
Dahon
Tappatm
Pets Dial
Napier
S. Main
Tallahassee Democrat
Florida State University Coed
Bill Northcutt
Viet Nam
Sigi Debus
Northcutt
An Hoa
Sigi
Alice Greathouse of
Basen Asse
Ernest Bratcher
Trenton
Lucretia Carr
S. Verity Plvy
Yolanda Potter
Samuel Potter
James Tabor
Stanley Tabor
Lillie Cummings
N.clinton St
Walter Sorrell
Eaton Ave
Jewish Hospital
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