Prospective AAUW Members Feted At Middletown Tea
The Middletown American Association of University Women held a tea at the Girls' Club to welcome prospective members. Guests included Mrs. Edward Lowe and numerous branch leaders. The event introduced officers, the 35th season plans, and the year’s study groups chaired by Mrs. Elmo Lingrel, Mrs. Joseph Seamon, and others.
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AAUW
Middletown
American Association of University Women
Girls’ Club
Richard Naber
Edward Lowe
F. C. Buchanan
Louise Cassidy
Ruth Andrews
Rex Jung
Charlies James
Carl Karrer
Elizabeth Norton
Ray Perez
Robert Swig
Francis Brelsford
Joseph W. Klim
J. H. Stalker
Middletown Group
John Akerman
Nancy Slattery
S. L. Siye
David Selvar
Joseph Shepperd
John Wiley
Lee Hidy
Henry Crouch
Phillip Gaunt
Henry Lawson
Robert, Morehead
N. C. Nichols
Frank Martindell
John Rosenberger
Elmo Lingrel
Joseph Seamon
A. P. Woods
Richard Davenport
H. G. Stalker
James Wilkins
Shepperd
James Yost
David Morgan
James Murphy
Charles Trueblood
Robert Butcher
Coming Events From Local Councilors Meeting
Julia T. Roth and past councilors will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Elmer Gil breath 8901 Bobby Drive Richard Acres.
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Julia T. Roth
Elmer Gilbreath
Bobby Drive
Rickard Acres
Music Teachers Meet Tomorrow at Girls Club
Southwest District of the Ohio Music Teachers Association holds its fall conclave at the Girls Club with Middletown OMTA as hostess. The program begins at 9 30 a m with a business session led by Mrs. Homer Welker. Alard String Quartet from Wilmington College and soprano Miss Virginia Van der Voort perform at 10 30 a m open to the public, followed by a Practicing panel led by Miss Gertrude Fischer and reports on upcoming OMTA conventions in Philadelphia and Bowling Green.
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Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Middletown
OMTA
Homer Welker
Alard String Quartet
Wilmington College
Miss Virginia
van der Voort
Boccherini
Donald Keats
William Bergsma
Bethoven
Charles T. Smith
Gertrude Fischer
W. C. Thompson
Music Teachers’ National Association
Philadelphia
Bowling Green State University
Shower Fetes Miss Thieman Bride-Elect
Miss Barbara Thieman, bride elect of John Madoffori Jr., was honored at a Hamilton shower hosted by Miss Marilyn Mick and Mrs. Paul Mick. Prizes went to Mrs. James Dinus, Mrs. Clarence Thieman, and Mrs. Eleanor Mills. The couple plans to wed October 22 at Holy Trinity Church.
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Barbara Thieman
John Madoffori Jr
Marilyn Mick
Paul Mick
Hamilton
James Dinus
Springboro
Clarence Thieman
Lebanon
Eleanor Mills
Rita Wellinghoff
John Madoffori Sr
Middletown
Neil Weber Jr
John Murphy
Tom Mick
Coterie Dance Planned for October Twenty Ninth
Coterie committee members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. William Apple home to plan the October twenty ninth dance. Saum Brothers’ orchestra will provide music for the event titled Halloween Campaign Capers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Al Felton, Norman Brown, Maurice Angel, Glenn Greenham, and Elmer Dietz, with a next meeting set for October sixteenth.
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William Apple
Saum Brothers’ Orchestra
The
Apples
al Felton
Norman Brown
Maurice Angel
Glenn Greenham
Elmer Dietz
Young Adult Class Plans Meetings At Avalon Church
The executive committee and council of the Young Adult Class at Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church met last night at president Jim Miller's home on N Verity Parkway. They discussed plans for the coming year and announced a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Charles and Mrs Perkins home 3706 Shaker Rd. Future activities will be announced then.
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Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jim Miller
N. Verity Parkway
Charles Perkins
Shaker Rd
Cotillion Dinner Dance Bids Mailed For 1960 61
Invitations are mailed for Cotillion's first formal dinner dance of the 1960 61 season with the theme Anniversary Waltz. The event is set for Saturday October 22 at the Manchester Hotel featuring a 7 30 p.m. buffet and dancing with the Earl Holderman orchestra. Co chairmen are Mr and Mrs F William Barnes. arrangements by Mr and Mrs G Austin Young. invitations Mr and Mrs J Russell Buchanan. publicity Mr and Mrs William Sandston. reservations Mr and Mrs Richard Dell. ballroom. Reservations deadline is October 15.
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Cotillion
Manchester
Earl Holderman
Vital Statistics births and local names listed in Franklin area
A long list of births and names from Franklin and nearby towns. Entries include multiple couples reporting newborns on Saturday and Sunday, with many addresses in Franklin, Miamisburg, West Middletown, Lebanon, and surrounding areas. Additional lines reference individuals connected to various streets and towns, noting names like Judith Cox David Ballard and several residents with health hospital mentions.
Hospital Notes List of Residents and Attorneys
In The Hospital Milton Stroud of Young St. Larry Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, Trenton. John Rothwell of Middletown- Hamilton Pike. Brenda Gilbert, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gilbert, Miamis burg, Charley Selby of 15th Ave John E. Young of Eaton Ave. Raymond T. Smith of Camden. Mrs. William Theiss of Fair Charles Ball of Trenton. Mrs. John Smith of Sycamore Mrs. Mae Wise of West Middle town Rt. 2. Mrs. Frank Williams of 18th Mrs. John Scalf of Reynolds Charles Arnold of Ellen Drive. Mrs. Mallie O'Neal of Franklin. Archie Knight of Monroe. Mrs. Preston Bess of Garfield Warren Stallworth of Mennes ta St. Michael McPhearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McPhearson, Germantown, Mrs. John Presta of Brown Ave. John Gunckel of Franklin. Sandra Manns, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Manns, Gar field St. Mrs. Clell Faulkner of West Middletown Rt. 1. Mrs. Lyle Wells of Tytus Ave. Earl Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Collins, Franklin. Charles Hobbs of Grand Ave. Dorsie Brewer of Garfield St. Mrs. Willis Long of German town. Mrs. Harold Tarter of Brent wood St. Mrs. William Wilson of Michi gan Ave.
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Clyde Batey
First Ave
Vernon Buchanan
Trenton-Franklin Road
Johnnie Cornet
Theodore Cornett
West Middletown
James Clay
Jefferson Road
Richard Easterling
Roosevelt Ave
Gerald Fagen
Howard Ave
Ola Glass
Garfield St
Pearl Graham
Lebanon
Frank Gray
Manchester Ave
Leonard E. Hackney
Kenwood Drive
Kelly Darrell
Franklin
Homer Hounshell
Overpeck
Lloyd Hatfield
Earl J. Hilsercop
Frank
Milton Stroud
Young St
Larry Wilson
William Wilson
Trenton
John Rothwell
Middletown- Hamilton Pike
Brenda Gilbert
Elmer Gilbert
Miamisburg
Charley Selby
15Th Ave
John E. Young
Eaton Ave
Raymond T. Smith
Camden
William Theiss
Fairmount Ave
Charles Ball
John Smith
Sycamore
Mae Wise
West Middletown Rt
Frank Williams
18Th Ave
John Scalf
Reynolds Ave
Charles Arnold
Ellen Drive
Mallie O'Neal
Archie Knight
Monroe
Preston Bess
Garfield
Warren Stallworth
Mennesta St
Michael McPhearson
Ernest McPhearson
Germantown
John Presta
Brown Ave
John Gunckel
Sandra Manns
Clarence Manns
Clell Faulkner
Lyle Wells
Tytus Ave
Earl Collins
Charles Hobbs
Grand Ave
Dorsie Brewer
Willis Long
Harold Tarter
Brentwood St
Michigan Ave
Connie Neal Is Honored In Bridal Shower
Miss Connie Neal bride elect of David Edward Chupka was honored with a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. August F. Chupka’s Lafayette Avenue home. Guests included many relatives and friends. prize winners listed among the attendees. The couple plans to marry November 12 at St. John’s Church.
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Connie Neal
David Edward Chupka
August F. Chupka
Lafayette Avenue
Andrew Chupka
Frank Chupka
Peter Fisher
William Hasselbach
Andrew Kipus
A. K. Krause Jr
Mary Toth
Henry Orth
James Vanderpool
Frances Warmouth
Margaret Waczula
Mary Waczula
John Neal
Thomas A. Bishops
James Crist
Edward Chupka
A. K. Krause Sr
John Wyatt
John Takach
Richard Shibley
Frank Fisher
Chalmers Patrick
Louis Pleska
LeRoy Frye
Ted Warmouth
Michael Mandzak Sr
John Waczula
Margaret Klamo
Andrew Stugmeyer
Anthony Stugmeyer
John Soppanish
Steven Heggs
Ciprian Klamo Sr
Michael Presta Sr
Ruthann Chupka
Janie Johnson
Mary Suzanne Bishop
Carlisle
Ist. John’s Church
Lucky He Didn't Forget His Keys Detroitsa Station Attendant Shot
DETROIT AP Stanley Nau mazicius, 32, a filling station attendant, was shot and robbed over the weekend. The thief stole about 300 dollars. A bullet struck a ring of keys in his pocket, rolled down his pants leg and into his shoe. Liniment treated his injuries.
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Detroit
Stanley Naumazicius
Stanley
Senator Green, 93, celebrated in Providence birthday clambake
U S Senator Theodore Francis Green of Rhode Island, aged 93, was guest of honor at a Providence First Ward Democratic Club birthday clambake. He greeted attendees, complimented the ladies, and kissed one. The event highlighted his status as the oldest serving U.S. senator. Bow Bells reference notes Cockney birth in London.
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Fetec
Marilyn Massey Becomes Bride of Edward Hill
Marilyn Massey and Cpl Edward Hill wed in a double ring ceremony at Second Baptist Church on Saturday evening. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Massey, wore a lace gown with nylon net accents and carried a lace covered Bible. Attendants included maid of honor Katherine Haywood and bridesmaid Joyce Herndon. A reception for 250 followed. Cpl Hill serves with the US Marines at San Diego and the couple will join him in December.
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Marilyn Massey
Cpl
Edward Hill
Raymond Massey
Yankee Road
Percy Hill
Baltimore Street
Second Baptist Church
Rollen Hans
Katherine Haywood
Joyce Herndon
Benny Haywood
Richard Brown
Robert Hill
Middletown High School
Cpl. Hill
U. S. Marines
San Diego
Calif
Nixon Backer Apologizes To Lawyers
Charles E. Rhyne, ex president of the American Bar Association, apologizes to government lawyers for asking them to back Vice President Richard Nixon. He says the Hatch Act violation was unintentional, after planning a committee and hiring a New York firm to mail form letters asking lawyers to contribute. He sent personal apologies and a Civil Service Commission explanation.
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Washington
Charles ‘E. Rhyne
Richard M. Nixon
Rhyne
American Bar Association
New York
Nixon
Civil Service Commission
Prince Harald Leaves New York After Oslo Visit
Prince Harald of Norway departed Idlewild Airport Sunday night heading home to Oslo following a two week stay in the United States. A spokesman called the unofficial visit "quite interesting" for the crown prince.
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New York
Crown Prince Harald of
Norway
Idlewild
Oslo
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Ushiiny Imfyc
Oxford
Central Ave
Eddie Stigler
AAA
the Bake Shop
Middletown Shopping Plaza
TCU
Modern School of Practical Nursing
Middletown Journal
Edward Childress
Tibball St
Isaac Burkhardt
Baltimore St
Kenneth Bishop
Alvin Court
Herbert Buchanan
James Johnson
Luther Flack
Mohawk St
Bob Jackson
Spencer Lane
Alfred Cornett
Hood Ave
John Turner Jr
Ellenridge Drive
Otto Ingram
Chester St
Dorsey Tyra
Hannah Drive
Wade Stiltner
Sterling Jackson
Dayton
Daniel Pleasant
John Dunkle
Walter Wend, Jr
Burbank St
Judith Cox
David Ballard
Harvey Thompson
Henwick Tieden
Wire
Robert Lukens
Fourth Ave
Ella Hunter
Kelly Cornett
Frankin
Richard Buell
Sheffield
St. L. E. Diver
S. Dixie Highway
Willam C. Baird
Hughes Hospital
Lin
Roger Helton
Harry Henning
S. Stephin St
Whitt Kemplin
Ellen Lawson
Morton Lawson
Violet Montgomery
Morris Montgomery
Albert T. Mynhier
Rt. 1
Mary O'Neil
Paul O'Neil
Mary Roberts
Richard Reedy
Curtis Sorrel
Flemming Road
Tom Sexton
Charles Stars
Verna Turner
St. Verity Parkway
Dennis Sizemore
Ottawa
Ray Vallance
Charles Taylor
Weidle
Columbia Ave
John Watson
Granada Ave
Fletcher Withrow
Riverview Ave
Asa Barker
Sherman Ave
Ralph Buehl
Barbarave
Brenda Sue Gilbert
George L. Greenbaum
Clark St
Fitch Hounshell
Hill Ave
Gilbert Johnson
Ninth Ave
Kate Kranz
Fifth Ave
Edgar MacDonald
Middletown Rt. 3
Boyd Plowman
Oville Sanderson
Oliver Smith
Mary Stewart
James Stewart
Carliale
Ernest Thomas
van Tipton
McKinley St
St Mary-le-Bow
Cheapside
London
Logan Ave
Oakland
Mayfi LD & Tattershall
Deaman
John
Ross
Panty
SMALL
Ross’ Nation Department
Floor
Norris Music
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