Middletonians to Attend LWV Parley in Louisville
Three Middleton women Mrs How ard Cromwell Mrs Charles Ter hune and Mrs Cecil Kindred join more than 100 League of Women Voters members from nine states at a two day conference in Louisville Ky sponsored by the Overseas Education Fund of LWV The program features Walter H C Laves IU Government professor and UN development discussion delegates from Arkansas Florida Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Ohio Oklahoma and Tennessee will meet to plan pre legislative activities in world trade and aid Mrs Cromwell serves as Middletown LWV president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonians
Howard Cromwell
Charles Terhune
Cecil Kindred
League of Women Voters
Sheraton
Louisville
Overseas Education Fund
LWV
United Nations
Institute For International Order
Walter H. C. Laves
Department of Government
Indiana University
Laves
Mr. Laves
Arkansas
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Cromwell
Middletown
Awards Luncheon Planned at Brown's Run Country Club
The Brown's Run Country Club Ladies Golf Association schedules its annual awards lunch for October 17 with retiring chairwoman Mrs. Owen Combs to be succeeded by Mrs. D C Osborne. Nominating committee members are Mrs. B D Billman, Mrs. R J Wright and Mrs. C R Troup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Ladies Golf Association
Owen Combs
D. C. Osborne
B. D. Billman
R. J. Wright
C. R Troup
Virgil Perry
J. L. Bauer
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 5671
Loretta Minzier files for divorce from Harry Frederick Minzier in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 5671 on grounds of gross neglect. Defendant must answer by October 21, 1961 or petition will be treated as true. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep and Deputy Charlotte F. Hermann announce the notice with attorney Vincent A. Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frederick Minzier
Loretta Minzier
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Vincent A. Sisson
Gypsy opens at Shubert Cincinnati October 16
Mitzi Green stars in Gypsy at Shubert Theater Cincinnati for a week starting Monday October 16. The backstage musical traces Gypsy Rose Lee's rise to fame through a vaudeville family packed with songs like You'll Never Get Away From Me Small World Together Wherever We Go Everything Is Coming Up Roses and Rose's Turn set against theater life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Rose Lee
Shubert Theater
Cincinnati
Mitzi Green
Miss Green
Rush Party Planned by Omicron Chapter Sorority
Members of Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Donald Perkins home on Manchester Road to discuss a rush party set for October 16 at Mrs. Douglas Cofield home on Road. They planned a dessert-card party October 12 at 7 30 p m at the Girls Club with reservations via Mrs. Roy Stidham or Mrs. Paul Mullendore Jr and included Mrs. Kenneth Lott and Mrs. Dale Converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Donald Perkins
Manchester Road
Clarence Congleton
Rush
Douglas Cofield
Roy Stidham
Paul Mullendore Jr
Church Women Elect Officers at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson was elected president of the Women of the Church at Bethlehem Lutheran Church yesterday. Two-year terms were set for Mrs. William Csellak as second vice president and Mrs. John Kinder as treasurer. Miss Louisa Behrens, retiring president, led the session which revised the group constitution. Janet Thomas sang, and Mrs. Clarence Popp attended. A collection was taken for the Furlough Home in Columbus. Hostesses were circles three and five. Miss Behrens and Mrs. Thompson chaired the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Thompson
Women of the
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
William Csellak
John Kinder
Louisa Behrens
Janet Thomas
Clarence Popp
Columbus
Miss Behrens
Thompson
Club To Sponsor Oct 14 Dance At K Of C Hall
Merry Stitchers Club will sponsor a semi formal dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall on October 14. Music by Johnny Salmon's Orchestra from 9 p m to 1 a m. Directed by club president Mrs Louis Natalia. Committee chairs are Mrs Kenneth Norris for refreshments and Mrs Mary Lambert for tickets. Tickets available from Mrs Lambert or Mrs Natalia or at the door. Event open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Stitchers Club
Knights of Columbus
Johnny Salmon
Louis Natalia
Kenneth Norris
Mary Lambert
Shower Honors Lynda Morris
Miss Lynda Morris bride-elect was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Miss Janet Tullis at her Poppy Drive home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nickell of Cherry Street and fiancée of Wayne C. Back Jr. Attended by 19 guests, the party featured bridal games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Reisel Dennis Mrs. Clyde Peck and Mrs. Winford Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Morris
Janet Tullis
Poppy Drive
Miss Morris
Roy Nickell
Cherry Street
Wayne C. Back Jr
Wayne C. Back
Circle Drive
Reisel Dennis
Clyde Peck
Winford Back
Sharonville Ford Set To Work Again
CINCINNATI AP Union and management representatives reported local issues resolved and work at the Ford plants in Fairfax and Sharonville can resume once the nationwide auto workers strike ends. The agreement was reached Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ford Motor Co
Fairfax
Sharonville
Auto Workers
Cherub Choir Performs Program in Eaton Church
The Cherub Choir of First Christian Church presented a musical program at the Church of Christ in Eaton led by director Mrs Earl Whitt. Included were many choir members plus an accompanying group and a solo recitation by Danny Kidd titled Gods Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Church of Christ
Eaton
Earl Whitt
Kent Dixon
Roger Byrd
Donny Kidd
Lisa Kidd
Mike McLaughlin
Nancy Sparks
Jill Kibler
Julie Kilber
Greg Riley
Debbie Riley
Janet Tedrow
Cathy Smith
Susie Hayes
Pete Hayes
Kim Whisman
Steve Whisman
Lynn Mack
Cathy Lynch
Dana Smith
Leta
Danny Kidd
Mitchell Riley
James VanAtta
Charles Egleston
William Apple
Kelso Nickell
Everett Poffenberger
Betty Deaton
John Sparks Jr
Grain Elevator Fire Destroys 38000 Bushels Near Kenton
Salvage operations start as fire crews tally damage estimated at 100000 dollars to two grain elevators near Kenton Ohio. Howard Walton Sr says the loss may change after assessing salvaged corn and oats. Firemen from four departments fought the blaze for about 30 hours before it was brought under control. Cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton, Ohio
Here
Howard Walton Sr
Births Reported in Vital Statistics Column
A series of birth notices lists Mr and Mrs Darrel P Griff ith Waynesville on Rt 3 a girl Sat and several other families including Mr and Mrs William Jarbo 19 Potter St Trenton girl Sat Mr and Mrs David Ballard 218 Spencer Lane boy Sat Mr and Mrs Louis J Edwards 320 Wall St Franklin girl Sat Mr and Mrs Lee T Bush West Middletown Rt 2 boy Sat Mr and Mrs Alfred R Schaub 11 Maple Ave Lebanon girl Sat Mr and Mrs John P Callahan 409 Oxford State Road boy Sat Mr and Mrs Richard M Wilson 4216 Nelson Road boy Sat Mr and Mrs Ronald Howard 14 Iglehart St girl Sunday others: Mr and Mrs Charley Fannin 433 Yankee Road boy Sunday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Garrison 1612 Pershing Ave boy Sun Mr and Mrs William Williams 3440 Marcella Drive Franklin twins boy and girl Sunday plus several out of town entries and a list of named residents receiving notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel P. Griffith
Waynesville
William Jarbo
Potter St
Trenton
David Ballard
Spencer Lane
Louis J. Edwards
Wall St
Franklin
Lee T. Bush
West Middletown
Alfred R. Schaub
Maple Ave
Lebanon
John P. Callahan
Oxford State Road
Richard M. Wilson
Nelson Road
Ronald Howard
Iglehart St
Charley Fannin
Yankee Road
Lawrence Garrison
Pershing Ave
William Williams
Marcella Drive
Obituaries and Residents Listed Across Franklin Area
A partial list of residents and relatives appears from Franklin and nearby locales, naming Harry L. Derr, Matilda Gustin, Ernest E. Cracraft, James E. Neider, Frank Dillard Brock, Donald M. Adams, Reva Brooks, Jesse DeWayne Zimmerman, Ferman W. Jones, Arthur Freeman, Thomas Trimble, Curtis Hall, Leo Stacy, Henry Robinson, Floyd Bolden, Melvin Henning, Carl Beichler, Anna Adkins, Sam Perry, Jay Dudley, John Mack, John W. Pergram, Arthur J. Ulrich, Donald Morrison, Harold R. Waddell, Mary Jo Yelton, Janet Heilmann, John W. Meadows, Fairley Bolin, Oatis Bolin, Floyd R. Halsey, James Allen, Samuel Baldwin, Mabel Ware. Each entry lists a street or neighborhood in Franklin and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Brock
Franklin
Donald M. Adams
Poplar St
Reva Brooks
Jesse DeWayne
Ferman Zimmerman
Germantown
Ferman W. Jones
Lewis Place
Arthur Freeman
Curtis
Thomas Trimble
Woodlawn Ave
Curtis Hall
Leo Stacy
Cleveland St
Henry Robinson
Floyd Bolden
Frank
Melvin T. Henning
Trenton
Carl Beichler
Anna Adkins
Arlington Ave
Sam Perry
Jay Dudley
Jack D. Dudley
Stanley St
John Mack
Grand Ave
John W. Pergram
Oberon Drive
Arthur J. Ulrich
Tytus Ave
Donald Morrison
Harold R. Waddell
Sycamore St
Community Meetings List for Monroe and Manchester Area
A dense schedule of weekly meetings across Monroe and Manchester includes Lions Club at Sev en Dolors Church recreation room, Monroe Grange at Monroe Elementary, VEW Post 6405 at 1292 Garfield, Transportation Battalion at Armory, Board of Education at high school, Lily of the Valley CES Chapter 55 at Trades and Labor Hall, Amanda Athletic Club and Club House, Rotary and Civitan in Manchester, Safety Council at YMCA Barnitz Room, Sertoma at Manchester, Knights of St John at church basement, Alcoholics Anonymous, Mayfield Fire Department, VFW Miami Valley Post 3809, Lemon Monroe Band Boosters at Lemon Monroe High, Trenton PTA and St John s PTO, Butler County Medical Assistants in Manchester, IOOF Miami Lodge in Monroe, FOE 5283 at Eagles Hall, SPEBSQSA at Legion Home, Sportsmen s Club Membership, and Al Anon Family Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lions Club
Rotary Club
Manchester
Civitan Club
Manchester Safety Council Board
Barnitz
Sertoma Club
Knights of St. John
Alcoholics Anonymous
M. Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
VFW
Miami Valley Post
Lemon-Monroe Band
Lemon - Monroe High School
Trenton
St. John’s
Butler County Medical Assistants
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
FOE Lodge
Eagles
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Sportsmen's
Al-Anon Family Group
Two teens injured in cliff fall near Hinckley Two
MEDINA Ohio AP a 16 year old girl from Cleveland suffered multiple fractures a brain concussion and internal injuries in a 35 foot fall at Whipps Ledges Hinckley Two Saturday night with her 19 year old companion Otto Spirek Jr. of West Richfield breaking his back. They were found by residents of Hinckley Two and others were in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
Medina Community Hospital
Margaret Wolfe
Cleveland
Whipps Ledges
Hinckley
Otto Spirek Jr
West Richfield
Robert
Congress Has Big Hiese Says Core Council
Washington AP The Council of State Chambers of Commerce calls the just ended congressional session the freest spending session in peacetime cold war history. Council analysis by Eugene F. Rinta projects a $7 billion rise in 1962 expenditures over the budget and at least a $90 billion budget for 1963. The report notes shifts from Truman to Eisenhower to Kennedy administrations in appropriation and expenditure levels. It also observes newspapers reach as advertising medium, with over 300 million classified ads yearly in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
87Th Congress
Eugene F. Rinta
The
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Kennedy
Family Radiation Measurement Kit for Shelter Guidance
In event of attack, the pocket size Family Radiation Measurement KIT helps you know when to seek shelter and the safest area to stay. Certified by Bendix to meet OCDM specs, it includes a Ratemeter Dosimeter Charger and instructions. Immediate delivery. Dealers ship available for $95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix
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Society
Chardelle Weber
Bell-Ans
Bellans
Orangeburg
N.Y
Gibson Guitar
Worris Music
Blue Tn
Blue Cross
Peter Premast
S. Verity
the Bake Shop
Murphy’s
AVE
Central Ave
Corner Central & Broad
Kenneth Lott
Dale Converse
Ford
Osborne
N. Verity
Manchester Ave
Jayson
New York
Cherub Choir
Miami Valley
Anchester
Niddletown
Paul D. Galeese
Tami
Charles Homan
Franklin St
Elmo Huff
Joseph Juhacz
Young St
Robert L. Anderson
Wrenn Court
Brown VA Hospital
Dayton
Rolondo Aldridge
Mrs
Joel Aldridge
Grove St
Toarace Bailey
Eloise Bigby
17Th Ave
Arthur Bowling
Ottawa
John Boyd
Elwood
Orphis Chapman
Winton St
Viola Cornett
Highland Drive
Esther Hamilton
Walnut
St. Donald DeFrates
Winona
Florence Hannah
Lynn Horton
Englewood, Fla
James Johnson
Hamilton
Flemon Johnson
Edward Lampe
Sherman Ave
Elbert Lee
Bernice Ave
Clinton Moss
Walnut St
Billi Muncy
Andrew St
Judy McQuinn
Robert Patterson
Roy Ramsey
Chester Rankin
Lawn Ave
Chester Rose
Donald Ross
Excello
David Rusche
Samuel West
Bethany Road
Elmer Watson
Hannah Drive
Carl Beachler
Lakeview Drive
Thomas Carroll
G. F. Carter of
Igiehart
Robert E. Eversole
Miamisburg
Charles Highley
Wayne Avé
Elmer F. Jeffery
James P. Oliver
S. Main St
Carrie Robbins
Clyde H. Shrout
Ludith, Ky
Wilbur Swink
Corrinne Floyd
Young
Harry L. Derr
Ludith
Matilda Gustin
Queen Ave
Ernest E. Cracraft
James E. Neider
Mary Jo Yelton
Janet Heilmann
Hamil
John W. Meadows
Fairley Bolin
Oatis Bolin
Floyd R. Halsey
Lin
James Allen
Samuel Baldwin
S. Verity Parkway
Mabel Ware
Harrison
P.m
Betty Sroufe
Central GA
Spirek
Miss Wolfe
Core Council
U. S
Gary Distributing Co
Beechmont
Cinti
Oe Beet Ross
Princess House
Ross’ Notions—Main
Floor
LIDO
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