Shuberts Follies in Cincinnati Receives Mixed Review
Jerry Nardiello says the Shubert production aims for Ziegfeld grandeur but offers uneven sketches and a dull musical score. Paul Gilbert delivers as a multi role comedian, while Kaye Ballard and others perform well though material is weak. The show runs at the Shubert through Saturday with adult content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Ziegfeld
Shubert Theater
Cincinnati
Paul Gilbert
Kaye Ballard
Papa
Helene
Howard
Curry
Miss Ballard
Micki Marlo
Ketty Lester
Doctor
Shubert
Broadway
The
B and P W Club Plans Benefit Card Party
Mrs. John Acton and Miss Sally Jackson named co chairs for a Muscular Dystrophy Fund benefit card party in Butler County. The Oct. 29 event starts at 8 p.m. in the American Legion auditorium with individual table prizes, gifts, and refreshments. Guests supply their own cards. committee includes Mrs. Chester Barnes for refreshments and Miss Mary Bowling for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Acton
Sally Jackson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Butler County
American Legion Auditorium
Chester Barnes
Mary Bowling
Sorority Names Dance Chairman for Strutters Ball
Mrs. Charles Hattery was named general chairman for the Strutters Ball a spring dance by Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi at a meeting at Mrs. Thomas Crooke’s home. The dance committee includes Mrs. Jack Carter Mrs James South Mrs Don Perkins and Mrs Ben Schwartz with decor Mrs Joseph Peters orchestra Mrs John Erb and Mrs Ray Sherman Jr reservations Mrs James Sloan Mrs Dale Converse and Mrs Crooke. The Federation banquet is set for Oct 22 at First Methodist Church and the next meeting will be at Mrs Donald Cox’s home on Manchester Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hattery
Strutters
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thomas Crooke
Pinta Avenue
Jack Carter
James South
Don Perkins
Ben Schwartz
Joseph Peters
John Erb
Ray Sherman Jr
James Sloan
Middletown Bridge Club Winners at Master Point Night
Mrs. William Maxwell and Mrs. Howard Wikoff took first with 46 percent at Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Cade earned second with 4542 and Mrs. William Bales with Mrs. E. R. Coker third at Temple Beth Sholom where averages ran 36 at 4 percent tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maxwell
Howard Wikoff
Middletown
Middletonian In College Symphony
Manchester College in North Manchester announces 1957-58 season appointments for the String Symphony. Senior Mrs. Jason D. Lindower Jr. joins the ensemble, with guest conductor Arthur Fiedler set to lead during the Mother's Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason D. Lindower Jr
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
String Symphony
Vernon Shinebaugh
Lindower
Margaret Ann Coffman
McKinley Coffman
Hill Avenue
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Recital Planned by Pot tger and Chamberlain at Miami University
Miss Elizabeth Potterger cellist and Richard Chamberlain tenor plan a joint recital on October 27 at 8 p m in Benton Auditorium Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Elizabeth Potterger
Richard Chamberlain
Benton Auditorium
Woman's Century Club Opens 61st Season
The Woman's Century Club started its 61st year with a fall meeting at the Girls' Club. President Mrs. Howard Wilson reviewed history from the period and Mrs. H. T. Phillips announced new programs while introducing Mrs. Vance Cribbs who reviewed The Believers by Janice Holt Giles. Cribbs discussed 1800 religious revival, new denominations and the Shaker sect, noting the old Shaker settlement nearLebanon, now Otterbein Home. The session featured piano duets by Donna Cross and Cindy Graff, with hostesses Mrs. J. D. Sarchent and Miss Jetta Goldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
H. T. Phillips
Vance Cribbs
Janice Holt Giles
Kentucky
Tennessee
Current Events Club Meets At Beck Residence
Mrs. Charles Beck hosted the Current Events Club at her Milton Road home for its first meeting. Mrs. Murray Wilson spoke on the life and architectural designs of Frank Lloyd Wright, with tea served by Mrs. William Maxwell and Miss Susanne Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beck
Milton Road
Current Events Club
J. B. Whitlock
Harry Holiday, Jr
F. G. Sutphin
C. E. Leighton
Frank Lloyd Wright
Murray Wilson
Wilson
William Maxwell
Susanne Ware
Churches Winmore Bible Class Meets at Mrs Rothfuss Home
The Churches Winmore Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed met at Mrs Albert Rothfuss home on Jacksonburg Road after a brief business session. Mrs Lawrence Booker showed slides of a West trip to national parks Las Vegas Disneyland and Knott s Berry Farm with a Halloween refreshments theme. Guests included Mrs Lorraine Johnson and Mrs Herbert Ashton. Next meeting will feature a bazaar at Mrs O J Hileman s Grand Ave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winmore
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Albert Rothfuss
Jacksonburg Road
Lawrence Booker
National Parks
Las Vegas
Disneyland
Knott's Berry Farm
Chester Bowlus
Elmer Woodrey
Robert Easterling
Lorraine Johnson
Shower Honors Miss Mary Dinus Bride Elect
Mary Dinus, bride elect of William Horst of Centerville, honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Mary Ann Downey and Miss Ruth Downey at Ross Street. Games yielded winners Mrs. Robert Fairchild and Mrs. Richard Schramm. The couple will marry Oct. 26 at St. John's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Downey
Ruth Downey
Ross Street
Mary Dinus
William Horst
Centerville
Robert Fairchild
Richard Schramm
James Crist
John Bruggeman
Joseph Thier
Robert Augspurger
Edward Fisher
Iela Crook
Mary Rusche
Frank Fisher
Pete Fisher
Paul Bach
Emerick Dinus
John Downey
Dinus
Mr. Horst
St. John’s Church
Simpler Words Urged For Lawyers By Colorado Chief Justice
In Denver the Colorado Supreme Court chief justice O Otto Moore urges lawyers to use simpler words and shorter sentences. He says he must consult a dictionary when reading some briefs and that the practice is embarrassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
O. Otto Moore
Denver Bar Assa
U S Mint Philadelphia Marks Long-Running Heritage
The U S Mint in Philadelphia has operated continuously since its 1792 establishment, highlighting a long legacy of coinage production and federal monetary services in the nation’s capital of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Mint
Philadelphia
Couple Plans Nov 10 Wedding In Bowling Green
Announcement outlines the engagement of Miss Josephine Myrice of Bowling Green to Rev Rodney Vernon pastor of the Springboro Methodist Church. The wedding is planned for November 10 at the First Presbyterian Church in Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Myrice
Ferris Myrice
Bowling Greer
Rodney Vernon
Methodist Church
Springboro
Paul Vernon
Mount Vernon
First Presbyterian Church
Bowling Green
Ohio State Patrol promotes two captains to major
Col. Fred Moritz announces the elevation of Capt. Floyd C. Moon and Capt. W. B. Vance to major. They join Maj. S. B. Radcliffe to lead three reorganized sections at headquarters with Radcliffe remaining deputy superintendent and overseeing public services inspection auxiliary civil defense liaison. Moon heads line operation. Vance leads services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio ‘Highway Patrol
Fred Moritz
Floyd C. Moon
W. B. Vance
Maj
S. B. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Moritz
Col
George Mingle
Moon
Vance
Boat Trip Ends Quick Farewell in Naples Ferry Scam
Ten Italian men bound for Venezuela boarded a Naples Capri ferry after farewell with relatives. Pasquale Corvino, a fugitive, was sentenced in absentia to 10 months for cheating, having collected about $300 from each man by promising passage and jobs and then vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Venezoala
Isle of Capri
Pasquale Corvino
Venezuela
Naples-Capri
Draft Board Shirk Duty in Marion County
The Marion County draft board says it will not call up any more men until it is assured they will not be used by a so called misguided president to enforce Supreme Court decisions or Federal Court orders. The decision was announced in a letter mailed Oct. 1 by the board to the state headquarters for the Selective Service System in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Marion County Draft Board
Supreme Court
Selective Service System i
Atlanta
Two Dionne Quintuplets Plan Marriages In Canada
The Dionne family indicates two of the surviving quintuplets may wed soon. Cecile aims to marry Philippe Langlois, a 26 year old broadcasting technician, late next month. Annette and Germain Allard, a 22 year old University student, reportedly plan to wed Friday in Montreal though he says engagement is not formal and the date may shift.
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Montreal
Dionne
Cecile
Annette
Philippe Langlois
Oliva Dionne
North Bay
Ont
Quints
Germain Allard
Montreal University
Allard
Callander
Red Agents Blamed For Illness In Frankfurt Report
In Frankfurt former Soviet agent Nikolai K Khokhlov may have been poisoned with thallium but toxological tests are inconclusive. Col. Frank Y. Leaver says Khokhlov has improved since admission two weeks ago though illness believed from poisoning remains unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Nikolai K Khokhlov
Frank Y. Leaver
Khokhlov
Leaver
National Alliance For Russian Solidarists
Col. Leaver
Indian scientist questions Soviet satellite data frequencies
Dr. K N Mathur of India's National Physical Laboratory suspects the Soviet earth satellite transmits on an undisclosed frequency while signaling that 20.005 and 40.002 megacycles may carry coded or misleading information. He notes sounds on those frequencies could be code and says Russia denies any coding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
K. N. Mathur
India
National Physical Laboratory
Soviet Union
Mahur
Chinese Laundry Window Notice On Asian Flu
In Devonport England Jim and Harry Wing posted a window notice of a Chinese laundry stating Closed owing to Asian flu. Jim said the family including his brother and wife their two children and his own child all have it and it is no joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonport
England
Jim
Harry Wing
Vital Statistics and Hospital Notes Snapshot
Vital statistics list multiple births including a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Long and boys to several families yesterday and today. Out of town entries name multiple residents and a few dismissals follow. The note closes with a textile fact about yield from a bale of cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Long
Yankee Rd
Kenneth Cook
Kriger Rd
Raymond E. Sherman
Wildwood Rd
Ralph Saunders
Garfield St
Carl Hollon
West Middletown
Leonard Creager
Franklin
Hospital Headlines List Local Residents
In The Hospital Howard F Lawrence of S Main. Mrs Earl Stein of McKinley St. Mrs Ralph Jones of Burbank. Mrs William C Clevenger of Ohio Ave. Mrs Edward Fitzgerald of Franklin. Miss Ruth Tymon of Columbia.
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Howard F. Lawrence
S. Main
Earl Stein
McKinley St
Ralph Jones
Burbank
William C. Clevenger
Ohio Ave
Edward Fitzgerald
Franklin
Ruth Tymon
Columbia Ave
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Odd Fellows Hall
Ralph Robison
Noble Grand
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Lewis Drugs
Central Ave
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Lemon Royal
Woman’s Century Club
Woman's Century Club
Girls’ Club
Beck
First Baptist Church
Harry Keiser
Grand Avenue
Charles Jonston
Salvation Army
Paul Lockmeyer
Mildred Thress
Draft Board
Peonies
Magnolias
Dionnes
Manchester
Carlos E. Strong
Miamisburg
James Marvin Collins
David Combs of
Clayton
Juanita Cockerman
Grand Ave
William Wardlow
Chester St
Ray H. Dishun
Frank
Charles Wood
Roy Wood
Germantown
Clarence Rinoads
Florence St
Mattie Reichter
Kelly Powers
Fleming Rd
Fay Piersall
Germantown Rd
James McGill
York Ave
Betty Lyle
Manchester Ave
Rollie Little
Ann Leasure
Richard Leasure
5Th Ave
Frederick Hatcher
Sycamore St
Bob Corwin
Leesburg
John Burna
Goldman Ave
James Bingham
Orchard St
Norris
Lady Sylvia
Verity Easy
Middletown’s Finest
U. S
U.S
U.S. GA
Central Avenue
Strand
West Central Ave
1St National Bank
Second Ave
Broad and
Verity Pkwy
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Inion SaniTara
U.S. Middletown
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