Safety on highways discussed by Local Events Club speaker
Mrs. Donald J. Richter outlined driver and manufacturer responsibilities for highway safety. She cited driver training, vehicle inspection, seat belts, and safer road design, noting patrol staffing shortages and recent court rulings. The talk promoted the Driver Improvement Program at Middletown Civic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Richter
Supreme Court
Richter
National Safety Council
Middletown Civic Association
Middletown Safety Council
Richard Haller
Clifford Crawford Jr
Dorset Avenue
J. B. Whitlock
William A.harrison
Robert Richardson
Nine Attend Workshop Session In Columbus
Ninety eight Middletown AAUW members joined 258 women at the Ohio Division AAUW annual fall workshop in Columbus. Local delegates included Nancy Slattery and others. Dr. Blanche H. Dow spoke on the Educational Foundation and expanding horizons, with roundtables on world affairs and community problems. Four new branches Canton Greenville Delaware and Lakewood were welcomed, boosting division membership to eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Columbus
Nancy Slattery
C. A. Stettler
Betty Fay
Elizabeth Wallace
Robert Schultz
Julmary Mulligan
Roger Sumner
Mildred Winkelman
David Morgan
Kenneth C. Evans
Elizabeth B. Stanton
Blanche H. Dow
Aauw National
Educational Foundation
Ohio
Miss Slattery
Canton
Greenville
Delaware
Lakewood
Mount St. Joseph Alumnae Tea Hosts Named for Oct 9
Midlletown area alumnae of Mount St. Joseph College announce hostess names for a Sunday tea from 2 to 4 p m at the Women's Center. The event introduces prospective Catholic girls to the college programs and activities with two seniors on hand to answer questions. General chairwoman is Mrs. Jean Svarda with a planning team handling decorations refreshments and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mount St. Joseph College
Cincinnati
Walter E. Weber
Julmary Mulligan
Mary Sulfsted
Anthony Poleway
Marguerite Miles
Joseph Dillon
John Itch
Don Goodman
Mount St. Joseph
Women’s Center
Mount St. Joseph’s
Alumnae Group
Jean Svarda
Century Club Meets At McGuire Home
The Arlington Avenue Century Club met at Mrs. W. W. McGuire’s home for fall activities. Twenty three members exchanged summer experience cards in a contest. Miss Happye West presided. Mrs. Kincaid spoke on club origins and Mrs. Burton read It’s A Woman’s World. Judith McGuire played Mazurka. Next gathering November 7 with Mrs. E. T. Storer hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Avenue
Resis
W. W. McGuire
Century Club
Roscoe Kincaid
Happye West
Kincaid
Clement Burton
Judith McGuire
Judith
Eric Myer - Helmund
Miss West
E. T.storer
Duplicate Temple Bridge Club Meets in Mitchell Movement
Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom used the Mitchell movement for the master point game. North-south average 99, winners include Mr. and Mrs. Glen Selby 118 percent and First place Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brandon 115 percent. Others: Mrs. Ruth Balzer and Miss Josephine Armstrong 106.5, tied third were Mrs. Carolyn Boyd with Mary Ruth Brown and Charles Walker with Lou Gump at 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bicycles Found in Creek Near Amanda School
Dorothy Combs of 1618 Sheridan Ave reported to sheriff deputies that her son and another boy found two bicycles in a creek behind Amanda School yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Combs
Sheridan Ave
Sheriff's
Amanda School
DAR Opens New Season With Dinner Meeting
Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will start its new season with a 6 30 P M dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Judge Fred B. Cramer of the Butler County Common Pleas Court will give the opening talk, with Mrs J G Wikoff coordinating the dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Presbyterian Church
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
J. G. Wikoff
WSCS Sets Meeting at Amanda Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will gather at Amanda Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 p.m. The program, The Missionary in an Up-Tooted Society, will be presented by Mrs. Michael Hydler, secretary of missionary cultivation. Mrs. Lylburn Fleming will lead the prayer meditation. hostesses for the social hour are Mrs. Paul Doughman, Mrs. James Morningstar, Mrs Hydier, and Mrs. William Caudill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Amanda Methodist Church
Michael Hydler
Missionary Cultivation
Lylburn Fleming
Paul Doughman
James Morningstar
Hydier
William Caudill
Births and dismissals listed in vital statistics
Mr and Mrs E Edward Blevins at 3209 Ohio Ave welcome a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Willie Napoleon Clements at 506 15th Ave greet a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Maxwell of Shartz Road Franklin welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Conrad Wyke at 512 Cooper Lane Franklin welcome a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Middleton at 21 N Main St Franklin welcome a boy today. Hospital dismissals include Glenn Mullins Winona Drive and many area residents such as Mrs Alton Elam Howard and Mrs Charles E Miller West Alexandria Road. Other names listed: Mrs Fray Wills Hill Ave, Mrs Fannie McCullough N Verity Parkway, Henry Vogelsang Smith, Mrs Gerald J Fisher Regent Drive, Shirley Kash Franklin, Mrs Melvin E Larsson Meyers Road, Mrs Ralph King Carlisle, Mrs Josephine Wages Garver Road, Marsha Chapman Armco, Mrs Robert Hunt Malvern, Mrs Curtis Meyer Queen Asa Humston Franklin, Richard L Archer Franklin, Richard Meyer Creekview, David Arnold Ellen Frances Warmoth Franklin, Joseph Harris Curtis St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Edward Blevins
Ohio Ave
Willie Napoleon Clements
15Th Ave
James Maxwell
Shartz Road
Franklin
Conrad Wyke
Cooper Lane
Marvin Middleton
N. Main St
Glenn Mullins
Winona Drive
Alton Elam
Howard
Charles E. Miller
West Alexandria Road
Fray Wills
Hill Ave
Fannie McCullough
N. Verity Parkway
Henry Vogelsang
Smith
Gerald J. Fisher
Regent Drive
Shirley Kash
Shelby Kash
Melvin E. Larsson
Meyers Road
Ralph King
Carlisle
Josephine Wages
Garver Road
Marsha Chapman
Armco Drive
Robert Hunt
Malvern
Curtis Meyer
Queen
Asa A. Humston
Richard L. Archer
Richard Meyer
Creekview
David Arnold
Charles Arnold
Ellen Frances Warmoth
Joseph Harris
Curtis St
Hi Hopes TOPS Chapter Shines at Columbus Recognition Day
Hi Hopes Chapter of TOPS led by Mrs. Dorothy Lawwill won first place for a banner created for the event at Columbus. Gayle Combs placed second runner up in the KOPS bathing beauty contest and loss totals ranged from 24 to 30 pounds among several members. Lois Gardner earned third in the international bathing beauty contest in Toronto as about 2,000 delegates from 101 TOPS chapters attended the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Hopes
TOPS
Ohio
Dorothy Lawwill
Columbus
Gayle Combs
Genevieve Peyton
KOPS
Theresa Muthert
Connie Sullivan
Edna Schmidt
Lawwill
Judy Newsom
Vicki Gustin
Hi- Hopes
Tiny Tops
Lois Gardner
Bridge Luncheon Set for October 11 at Forest Hills
Mrs. Leon Wolfe and Mrs. Ray Miles will co chair the October 11 ladies bridge luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Games start 10 a.m. resume at noon after lunch. Participants should bring their own cards. Reservations close at noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Wolfe
Ray Miles
Forest Hills Country Club
Forest Hills Dance Planned at Forest Hills Country Club
Reservations deadline for Forest Hills Country Club Oct 8 dinner dance at the FH lodge. Mrs Emerson Wendt and Mrs Chester Wendt handle bookings for a 7 p.m. start with cocktail hour then dinner. Bob Legg Orchestra plays 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Emerson Wendt
Chester Wendt
Bob Legg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Educational Foundation of Aauw
Fellowship
College
Raymond Pettebaum
Lawrence Long
Robert Frost
Ruth Ann Doborzsi
Plumbing Company
Manchester Ave
McGuire Home
Black
Haps
S. Main
Dar
WSCS
W. B. Bingham
Middlesboro
Missionary Baptist Temple
W. 8Th Street
Edward Bates
Columbus Tops
Toronto
Canada
Holiday Inn
Howard Wolf
Forest Hills Dance
U. S
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