Modern German Hausfrau Defies Old Image in Frankfurt
Karin Tietze embodies the new German hausfrau, with platinum hair and a busy life. She manages home and career as Hessian state radio announcer she and her husband have no children, rely on electrical gadgets, and balance work with evening and weekend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karin Tietze
Karin
Wagner
Nancy Rowert
Tietzes
Frankfurt
Germany
Hausfrau
Hermann Goering
Bidnkopf
Hessian
Delta Pi Approves Welfare Donations
Delta Pi Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma approves a welfare budget funding local county and out-of-state causes. Recipients include the Salvation Army drug hot line operation in Middletown a southern Appalachian welfare center a Kentucky industrial school and the Butler County Children's Home. A Christmas party for Butler County residents at Longview State Hospital is planned. the event is a long-standing chapter project. Guest speaker James Corson described the Middletown hot line and addiction impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Salvation Army
Applachian Mountains
Kentucky
Butler County
Longview State Hospital
James Corson
Project 422
HOPE
Middletown
Robert Henderson
Dorset Drive
Henderson
Howard \Schneider
Wilford Wells
Wilbur Perkins
Armco Girls Holiday House
WWI Auxiliary Installs Officers
The World War II Auxiliary installation featured officers led by Mrs. Thomas Sullivan re-elected president and Mrs. William Call as senior vice president. Other officers included Mrs. Homer Shepard junior vice president, Mrs. Burley Cottle secretary, Mrs. Orman Elam treasurer, Mrs. Lehman chaplain, Mrs. Curtis Jones historian, Mrs. Earl Mendenhall conductress, Mrs. Cecil Hartman guard, and Mrs. George Young patriotic instructor. Committees cover hospital welfare, ways and means, and membership. Lehman and Mrs. Call initiated Mrs. Frank Hart and Mrs. Robert Tawney. Donations supported a cakeless bake sale and soap for Longview via Middletown Longview Social Service League. Christmas checks go to veteran hospitals in Cincinnati, Dayton, Chillicothe Soldiers and Sailors Hospital in Sandusky, and Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati. Rummage sale planned for Nov 27-28 at the Legion Home. Christmas party and gift exchange set for Dec 15 at the Lehman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sullivan
William Call
Homer Shepard
Burley Cottle
Orman Elam
Lehman
Curtis Jones
Earl Mendenhall
Cecil Hartman
George Young
Longview
Middletown
Longview Social Service League
Veteran’s Hospitals
Cincinnati
Dayton
Chillicothe Soldiers and Sailors Hospital
Sandusky
Longview State Hospital
Legion Home
Lehman Home
Merry Married Mixers Christmas Dance Reservation
The Merry Married Mixers set a November 30 deadline for reservations for a Christmas Dance on Saturday December 5 at the Manchester Motor Inn. A social hour begins at 6 30 p.m. in the Midday Room followed by dinner at 8 p.m. and dancing to Cliff Lash Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Motor Inn
Cliff Lash
Sunglasses Offer Safe Eye Protection With Matched Glass Lenses
Guidance stresses selecting sunglasses with impact resistant precision ground and polished glass lenses. Lenses must be carefully matched to provide identical color density and optical quality for both eyes to ensure maximum eye safety.
Council To Hear Executive HAMILTON Features Herbst Talk
Butler County Environmental Study Council will hear Robert L. Herbst national executive director of the Izaak Walton League at noon Friday December 4 at Waldo's Supper Club. Middletown president John Barker announced Herbst will discuss Environmental Problems of Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Environmental Study Council
Robert L. Herbst
Chicago
Izaak Walton League
Waldo’s
John Barker
Middletown
Herbst
Baby births listed in Hamilton area notices
A local births roundup records multiple families in Hamilton and surrounding towns. Entries note newborns by parent names and addresses with yesterday or today as the birth timing, plus several out of town references and individuals named in residence notices.
Sisters Spread Cheer for Holiday Donations in Dayton Area
Pythian Sisters plan Christmas donations for Operation Holiday for Veterans at the VA Hospital in Dayton and for local homes. Three Thanksgiving baskets will be delivered by Mrs. Roy Bowling and Mrs. John McFeeters. A covered-dish dinner at Castle Hall discussed holiday projects and officers to be elected at the December 8 party. Dinner committee included Mrs. Herbert Rasor chair and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
VA Hospital
Dayton
Springfield Pythian Home
Medina Pythian Sisters Home
Butler County Children’s Home
Roy Bowling
John McFeeters
Castle Hall
Legislator Diana Hansen Eyes 1972 Senate Bid
Diana Hansen, 23, has not taken her State House seat but plans a potential challenge in 1972 against Democratic incumbent Congresswoman Patsy Mink. She says she wants Hail to the Chief played at her funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Hansen
House of Representatives
Patsy T. Mink
Wearing Rubber Gloves for Tough Tasks
Wear gloves to protect hands and manicure during dirty jobs. Quality gloves last longer. If fingernails cut glove fingertips, insert a tiny piece of cotton into each glove finger to reduce wear.
Get Out The Liniment Follies Time Coming to Middletown
The High Fever Follies return for a three day stand March 25 26 and 27 at Dave Finkelman Auditorium Middletown Campus Miami University. Sponsored by Middletown Hospital Auxiliary the show uses a Cargill Organization director from New York City with Mrs Richard Nein as chairman of the ways and means committee. Proceeds fund equipping an additional operating room at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary
Jerome H. Cargill Organization, Inc
New York City
Richard C. Nein
Fisher Avenue
Hospital Auxiliary
Nein
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Current Events Club
Middletown High School Boosters Club
Women’s Association of the
Middletown Hospital
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Armco Office Cafeteria
The Armco Duplicate Bridge Club met last night in the Armco General Office cafeteria. Howell movement achieved an average of 55 across six tables. First place ties went to Mrs. Vernon Jones with Mrs. Dan MacLean and Mrs. Howard Wikoff with Mrs. C. M. Woodruff at 65 percent. Hal Haugen and Dan MacLean were runners up at 58 percent. Tie for third with 57 percent included Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Selby. The club announced its player of the year will be awarded at the Christmas party December 8 in the Armco cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Duplicate
Armco General Office
Howell
Vernon Jones
Dan MacLean
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Woodruff
Hal Haugen
Murray Wilson
Glenn Selby
Armco
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WWI Auxiliary
Richard Lehman
Mrs. Call
Hospital and Welfare
Artemis Hair Design
Central
Harry Linn
Howard Phillips
al Mistler
George Morgan
Donald van Dyne
Roosevelt
Tom Gaustine
Superior
Linda Gribble
Bryant Street
Franklin
Brenda Richards
Roger Dr
Trenton
Norbert Kittel
Seldon
Corky
Roosevelt & Orchard
Rink
Gary D. Brewer
Sheffield St
Bay
Timothy Million
15Th Ave
J.W. Brown
Harpwood Drive
Charles Keeton
Verity Parkway
Kenneth Beiser
Kimberly Court
Germantown
Gordon Schneider
Kerry St
Lakis A. Pape
Middletown Ossining
N.Y
Keith Fox
Jefferson St
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Courtney D. Wilson
Rodney Williams
Trenton- Franklin Road
Bruce L. Jones
Carlisle
Arthur C. Whitman
Grand Ave
Wade M. Egleston
Middletown-Eaton Road
Ralph E. Baldwin
Central Ave
Samuel P. Burnett
West Alexandria Road
Sam Collins
Oxford State Road
Harry Graham
Lebanon
Dale Combs
Kenneth Mote
Paul Hogg
Henrick Drive
Lester Wallace
Monroe
Howard Hughley
17Th Ave
Vernon
Shaddock’s Markets
U.S
Union Saniterv
Herbert Rasor
Elva Sutton
Wayne Back
Glen Tullis
C. R.stephenson
Mrs
Western College For Women
Oxford
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Middletown Music Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Rick
Xavier University
Scott
Bowling Green State University
Tom
Manchester Middle School
Cargill
the Director
R.C. Nein
G&g
CALL
Runyan Driving School
Kirkields
S. Main
Franklin, Ohio
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