Royal Doulton Indian Brave and other antique inquiries
Dorothy Hammond discusses the Royal Doulton Indian Brave model from Burslem and its Sioux ceremonial context, notes on its 59-piece mould, six firing stages, and limited edition of 500 with certificates. Also answers on spongeware values about 40 dollars for a 8 by 10 inch bowl and 30 dollars for an oblong dish, and Nippon vases selling from 65 to over 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hammond
Royal Doulton
Doulton
Nippon
M.I. A. Nippon
Engaged couple announced in Springboro area
Mr and Mrs Donald Conley of Catalpa Drive Springboro announce the engagement of their daughter Debra to Carl Wayne Holbrook son of Charles Holbrook Germantown and the late Katherine Brooks. Debra a Springboro High School graduate works at Hills Department Store. Carl a Valley View High School alumnus works at Ed Shyers Auto Parts. The couple plan a December 1 wedding at St Johns Lutheran Church in Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Conley
Catalpa Drive
Springboro
Debra
Carl Wayne Holbrook
Charles Holbrook
E. Center Street
Germantown
Katherine Brooks
Miss Conley
Springboro High School
Hill’s Department Store
Mr. Holbrook
Valley View High School
Ed Shyers Auto Parts
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Miamisburg
Wildwood Lady Golfers Award Winners At Luncheon
Wildwood Golf Club honors conclude season with election of Mrs Pete McGee as next year’s Ladies Association head. New officers include Mrs Forsythe secretary Mrs Healy and others. Top 18 hole Fall Match Play went to Mrs Eugene Mack with runner up Mrs Tom Scott. Various flight winners named in nine hole and 18 hole events and ringer awards awarded to numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McGee
Wildwood Golf Club Ladies Association
Robert Forsythe
James Healy
Henry Miller
Curt Compton
B. C. Dickey
Eugene Mack
Tom Scott
Robert Boyd
Howard Johnson
Richard King
Tom Jefferson
Gerald Curtis
Mort Taylor
O. V. Ireland
David Shadoan
A. R. Maupin
Chester Ward
Mack
Louise Suggs
Ray Melampy
Elks Socialites Plan Oct 10 Card Party at Temple
Plans are complete for a public card party dessert smorgasbord sponsored by the Elks Socialites on Oct 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Temple on N Main St. Tickets are available by calling Mrs John Mills or at the door. Tea hosts will be Mrs Robert Henshul and Mrs Fred Long. guests supply their own cards. Chairwoman is Mrs Cecil Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Temple
N. Main Street
John Mills
Elwood Street
Robert Henshul
Fred Long
Cecil Bowen
Winners named at October Julia T Roth Social Club meeting
Winners named at the October meeting of the Julia T. Roth Social Club were Mrs. Ray Gerard, Mrs. Marie Hartman, Mrs. Scott Maddix, Mrs. Jack Mayme, Mrs. John Strom quist, Mrs. Lester Letur ger and Mrs. Richard Shockley. The Daughters of America Hall hosted the event with Estil Scalf, Shockley and Leturgez as hostesses. Hartman Stromquist and Florence Click will host the November 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Ray Gerard
Marie Hartman
Scott Maddix
Jack Mayme
John Stromquist
Lester Leturger
Richard Shockley
Daughters of America Hall
Estil Scalf
Shockley
Leturgez
Hartman
Stromquist
Florence Click
Officers Installed at Green Thumb Garden Club Meeting
The Green Thumb Garden Club held a Wednesday session at Mrs. Wendell Dennis home to install new officers led by President Mrs. Dennis and officers Mrs. John Newby, Mrs. Don Gilder, Mrs. Oakie L. Sallee, and Mrs. James Routt. The group announced the Oct 12-13 home tour by Middletown Area Council of Garden Clubs and awarded ribbons for floral arrangements and horticulture blue and red ribbons to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Wendell Dennis
Dennis
John Newby
Don Gilder
Oakie L. Sallee
James Routt
Middletown
Council of Garden Clubs
Bob Keister
Jack Blevins
Newby
Claude Martin
Gilder
Women of the Moose enroll 12 new members
A dozen new members joined the Women of the Moose Middletown Chapter 183 at a luncheon on S Main Street. Names include Mrs. Bullie Elam Isom Cooper Wilder Salter Tibbs Gillum Anders Anders Anders Burdge. Mrs. Wootan to host College of Regents meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Next chapter meeting and Halloween party set for Oct 17.
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Women of the Moose
Middletown
S. Main Street
Robert Bullie
Gary Elam
Frank Isom
Charles Cooper
Huston Wilder
Joseph Salter
Roy Tibbs
Robert Gillum
Allen Anders
Karen Anders
Lilly Anders
Aaron Burdge
Victor Wootan
College of Regents
Youngest president elected Miss Judy Williams to lead United Methodist Women
Miss Judy M. Williams will be the 1974 president of the United Methodist Women at Amanda United Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mildred Williams and the late Walker W. Williams and becomes the youngest woman to head the group after eight years as a member and current vice president. The slate includes Mrs. Michael Hydler Jr. as vice president and others serving as secretary and coordinators. Officers start January with nominations by Mrs. Edward Gaunt. A Van Buren Center report was given during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy M. Williams
United Methodist Women
Amanda United Methodist Church
Mildred Williams
Walker W. Williams
Miss Williams
Michael Hydler Jr
James Arnett
Wallace Stone Jr
Walker Williams
Christian Personhood
Harold Hall
Tim Short
Harry Pell
Howard Lanier
James Morningstar
Edward Gaunt
van Buren Center
Bess Kramer
Don Rochersperger
Pell
Jack Spencer
Ann Morningstar
Paul Doughman
Wendle Howland
Slone
Don Rusche
Middletown Rainbow Girls Meet at Masonic Temple
Middletown Assembly 68 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. After a business session led by Miss Patricia McCoy the group will ride to the First National Bank parking lot for a hay ride. Refreshments are planned by Miss Brenda Johnson with setup by Miss Lynn Fiscus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
N. Main Street
Patricia McCoy
First National Bank
Brenda Johnson
Lynn Fiscus
Measure A Defines Coffee Cup Standard
A standard coffee measure is established as two level measuring tablespoons. The definition sets the common unit used in recipes and beverage preparation.
Parliament Workshop Timetable At Women’s Center
Registration opens at 9 a.m. for a parliamentary procedure workshop sponsored by the Middletown BPW Club with a 10 a.m. session. Luncheon at 12:15 p.m. is arranged by Edith Daly Bessie Crout Curtis Peck and Lucille Carr. Esther Paul Arthur Sidwell handle publicity for Agnes S. Merritt of Columbus. Lloyd Miller chairs the local BPW Club.
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Oscar Day
Women’s Center
Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club
Edith Daly
Bessie Crout
Curtis Peck
Lucille Carr
Esther Paul
Arthur Sidwell
Agnes S. Merritt
Columbus
American Institute of Parliamentarians
Lloyd Miller
BPW Club
Open section winners at Verity Lodge bridge session
Yesterday at Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club open section winners were Amit Jain and wife, Bill Kash and Paul Smith, and Russell Anness and wife. Novice section saw Stan Peltier with Doug Hendel, Billie Houser with Frances Saylor, and Jerry Roberts with spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Middletown
Verity Lodge
Amit Jain
Bill Kash
Paul Smith
Russell Anness
Stan Peltier
Doug Hendel
Billie Houser
Frances Saylor
Jerry Roberts
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R.F.B. A
Wildwood Lady
Sol Back
Luther Morris
Turner
Eldon Pence
al Karchner
Taylor
Healy
Robert Warnock
Gerald Boynton
John Dickerson
David Armbruster
Back
Compton
Arthur Kunz
Charles Downey
Milt Atchley
Pence
King
John Sticklen
Shadoan
Forsythe
George Kerr
Ireland
Ward
Donald Heffron
Armbruster
Dickerson
ST. Luke United
Presbyterian Church
Walton CT
Breiel Blvd
Rose Furniture
S. Main
Journal
Eugene Weber
David Habig
Leonard Martin
Women of Moose
Security
Strassburger
Clesnen West
Middletown, Okie
Beom
Nike Tavel
Franklin First Church
Oxford Rd
South Ave
Richard Ginn
Evangelist
Ken Jurgens
Carrousel
Hamilton-Middletown Rd
Hamilton
Ohio
Grand Ave
Hardy
First Avenue
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