Mrs Bolton elected to head War Mothers in Middletown
Mrs Charles Bolton elected president of the American War Mothers Chapter One succeeding Mrs Margaret Freeman. New officers include Jesse Trent first vice president Homer Anthony second vice president Frank Wilson third vice president Amos Wells fourth vice president Louis Van Gulpen recording secretary Frank Chapman Sr treasurer Edwin Sherwood chaplain Willie Pieratt historian Simon Sickle corresponding secretary. Delegates attended national convention in Detroit with 338 delegates and alternates from 31 states and DC. The group donated 5553 to the Freedom Foundation and two Ohio women received hours in VAVS service awards. Next meeting Oct 17 and 1965 national convention set for Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bolton
Margaret Freeman
American War Mothers
American Legion
Bolton
Jesse Trent
Homer Anthony
Frank Wilson
Amos Wells
Louis van Gulpen
Frank Chapman Sr
Edwin Sherwood
Willie Pieratt
Simon
Dearborn
VAVS
Henrose
Veteran Building
Petry
Pieratt
States
District of Columbia
Freedom Foundation
Chillicothe
Ohio
Middletown
Marie Duncan
Freeman
Joseph Delaney
Robert Miller
Louisville
Wedding Attendants Honored Before Evening Union
Miss Barbara Smith and Douglas Leppich were feted at a post rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents at the Ranch Inn. Pink and white chrysanthemum centerpiece decorated the table as guests included Judi Allen Kathy Smith David Meeker and Mr and Mrs Ralph Bush and Mr and Mrs James Cassidy. The couple will be married at 7 30 this evening at the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Smith
Douglas Leppich
Ranch Inn
Judi Allen
Kathy Smith
David Meeker
Ralph Bush
James Cassidy
Leppich
Paul Leppich
Popular Street
First Christian Church
Church Circle Three meeting at Mrs Schubert home
Mrs Emil Schubert hosted Bethlehem Luther an Church Circle Three on Thursday with Mrs Charles Kraft as assistant. Guests included Mrs James Galeese and Mrs Richard Slade. Mrs Richard Scott led the business and noted the general women’s meeting October 13 at the Parish House.
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Emil Schubert
S. Main Street
Circle Three Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Charles Kraft
James Galeese
Richard Slade
Richard Scott
Women of the Church
F. A. Jordan
Holy Land
Karl Banz Haf
John McFeeter
Franklin Kreschek
God
Banzhat
Dinner Fetes Bridal Party Before Trent Wedding
Mr and Mrs Herschel A Downing hosted a Thursday evening dinner at their Trent home for Patricia Jane Downing and Russell Hunt and their bridal party. Attendees included Harlan Hunt Sr Ernest Hunt Charles Birkholz Phyllis Mullins Harlan Hunt Jr Lisa Hunt Nita Hunt Richard Hursell and Randy Hursell. The wedding will take place at the Trenton Church of the Nazarene at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel A. Downing
Trenton
Patricia Jane
Russell Hunt
Trenton Church
Ernest Hunt
Charles Birkholz
Phyllis Mullins
Harlan Hunt Jr
Lisa Hunt
Nita Hunt
Richard Hursell
Randy Hursell
Local clubs host meetings and plans for fundraisers
Cristonian Alpha chapter gathered at Schirm Drive with Mrs. William Herbert presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. Charles Ewalt discussed teenage problems and reviewed Heckinger's Teenage Tyranny. Home Makers Circle Eight heard Dr. James S. Di Puccio. dances fund Doty House.
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William Herbert
Cristonian Board
al Felton
Schirm Drive
James Shrout
Heckinger
Charles Ewalt
Lemon-Monroe High School
Ewalt
Ernest Tatro
Cristonian Inter-Circle
Alpha Chapter
Martin A. Rush
F. Eugene Fisher
Ray Wertz
Peter Kalmus
Eastline Drive
New Mexico Villages Reach Four Centuries of History
Some villages in New Mexico are more than four hundred years old, reflecting long histories that predate modern settlements. Indigenous and colonial eras shaped growth, trade routes, and cultural continuity across generations.
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New Mexico
Area Girl Is Queen Candidate At Otterbein
Miss Rebecca Ann Keister daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Keister of Chautauqua represents Epsilon Kappa Tau sorority as homecoming queen candidate at Otterbein College Westerville Ohio A sophomore art and home economics major She and six other candidates participate in homecoming festivities October 26 one will be crowned between halves of the Otterbein Marietta football game Queen chosen by student vote and kept secret before the game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeccca Ann Keister
Jack Keister
Chautauqua
Epsilon Kappa Tau Sorority
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Miss Keister
Otterbein
Marietta
Optometrist Reveals Secret Of Many Years
New York AP report details Dr. Robert J. Morrison who funded a global program to provide free contact lenses to needy patients. He plans a 19 country tour with Dr. Seymour S. Sweet to lecture, teach fittings, and establish CITE Conserva tion and Improvement of the Eye focusing on eye disease relief worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert J. Morrison
Morrison
Seymour S. Sweet
Tulsa
Okla
Russia
Far East
Bulgaria
Vital Statistics Births and guardians listed in Franklin area notices
A series of birth notices lists newborn daughters and sons to couples across Franklin and nearby towns with dates yesterday today and Sept 27. Family names include Donathan Hall Jackson Wade Black Schiebert plus numerous relatives and guardians named alongside addresses and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Donathan
Wilson St
Henry Hall
Vanderveer St
Glenn Jackson
Locust St
Roy W. Wade
Franklin Rt. 1
Edward G. Black
Fourth St
Franklin
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Merrill E Beltz 24 slitter operator Lebanon Route 3 and Karen Joyce Condon 22 clerk typist Hamilton. Jess Harrison Akers Jr 32 wood worker Franklin Route 1 and Shirley Ann Shepherd 16 secretary 6603 Evelyn Drive. David K Chambers 45 Frigidaire employe 2306 Christel Ave and Kathryn Christer 45 inspector 40242 Stanley St. Carl Roger Depew 20 Champion employe New Miami and Ella Mae Lindy 23 1913 Caldwell St Williamsdale. Dale Lee Meeks 19 Armco employe 4307 Lewis St and Patricia Lynn Adkins 17 clerk 1809 Sherman Ave. Kenneth Lee Lindsay 26 sales correspondent 2236 Brentwood St and Marilyn Colleen Hines 29 2803 Shartle St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Harrison Akers Jr
Franklin Rt
Shirley Ann Shepherd
Evelyn Drive
David K. Chambers
Frigidaire
Christel Ave
Kathryn Christer
Stanley St
Carl Roger Depew
Champion
New Miami
Ella Mae Lindy
Caldwell St
Williamsdale
Dale Lee Meeks
Armco
Lewis St
Patricia Lynn Adkins
Sherman Ave
Kenneth Lee Lindsay
Brentwood St
Marilyn Colleen Hines
Shartle St
Local Family Notices (Names and Addresses)
Linda Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Corbie Johnson Gerry St Pamela Page daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Page Jackson Lane William Griffey Malvern St Mrs Melvin Ireton Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Johnson
Mrs. Corbie Johnson
Gerry St
Pamela Page
Mrs. Arnold Page
Jackson Lane
William Griffey
Malvern St
Melvin Ireton
Monroe
Arson Suspected After Large Fire Hits Inwood Auto Plant
A $20,000 blaze damaged the Inwood Automotive Products Co. building in Cincinnati's Price Hill area Friday night. Arson was suspected as investigators probed the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Inwood Automotive Products Co
Price Hill
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary hears on volunteer service
Walter Mischley, administrator of Middletown Hospital, outlined possibilities to expand hospital volunteer work at the Welfare Auxiliary meeting on Friday. Mrs. Robert Davies, president, introduced six new members: Mrs. Kenneth Shafer, Mrs. Richard Dietz, Mrs. Manuel Garlikov, Mrs. Donald Gose, Mrs. James Orlando, and Mrs. Peter Kalmus. Mrs. William Miller and Mrs. Arthur Siebert presided at the tea table during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mischley
Middletown Hospital
Robert Davies
Kenneth Shafer
Richard Dietz
Manuel Garlikov
Donald Gose
James Orlando
Peter Kalmus
William Miller
Arthur Siebert
Soviets Begin Third Gold Sale Wave in Western Europe
The Soviet Union, short on Western currencies for wheat imports, initiated a third large gold sale in Western Europe, boosting sales to over 200 tons in the past month. The London market saw gold dip to 39.07 dollars per ounce as supply remained high and demand stalled. Market observers noted central bankers likely absorbed much of the gold through their pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soviet Union
iTimes
London Bullion Exchange
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Jewel Street
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Elsworth Lloyd
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Ned Bowman
Brooks
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Ba Ave
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Circle Eight
Jack Kuhlman
Rosedale Road
Dana Davies
Maurice DeBrorse
James Niehaus
Ed McCormick
Moore Street
Robert Hannah
Homemakers
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Doty House
Maystown
Thomas Groves
Clifford Lawson, JR
Rebecca Ann Keister
By Joy Miller
AP Women's Editor
Harrisburg, Pa
Morrison's
R. J. Morrison
Emia
Mark E. Schiebert
Washington, D. C
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Court Louise
Howard Gall
Ellen
Richard Brown
Prospect Ave
Myrtin Bolin
Howard Ave
Anthony Rossi
Elmo PI
Alvis Wilson
Orville Shelly
Reynolds Ave
Robert Hartgrove
Germantown
William Ehrman
Clark St
Marvin Sims
Clarence Sims
S. Verity Plivy
Amanda Morrison
Auburn
Claudia Scearce
Mrs
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Ed Reed
Linden Ave
Beech Hall
Robert Kilburn
Michael Rd
Ralph Burton
Creekview
Ancel Spencer
Henry Ave
Courtney Dennis
Holly Ave
Earl Moon Jr
Vannest Ave
Willa Mae Stevens
Newt Stevens
Tony Kavicky
Lind Ave
J. D. Riker
Guy Allen
Andrew St
Mary Ward
Merrill E. Beltz
Lebanon Rt. 3
Karen Joyce Condon
Hamilton
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Elk Creek
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Elmer Smith
Lilian Geraldine Smith
Butler County
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Pearlie Mae Kelly
Lemon Tnp
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