Local births reported in area by couples
Vital statistics list twenty one newborns from families in West Middletown Franklin Amisburg Trenton and surrounding streets. Babies born Saturday or Sunday include multiple girls and several boys with family names Baker Estep Repper McIntosh Salley Ferguson Woods Gates Tibbs Sullivan Conley Jackson Schrena and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneath Baker
West Middletown
Rt. 1
John Estep
Chamberlain Road
Franklin
John Repper
Miamisburg
Saurday
Mitchell McIntosh
Trenton
Alvin Salley
Moore St
Robert Ferguson
Plymouth St
Jewel L. Woods
Curtis St
James Gates
Michigan Ave
Alvin Tibbs
Baltimore St
Guy Sullivan
Sheffield St
Elmer Conley
Gorsuch Road
Ballard Jackson
Local Hospital List Of Residents And Relatives
A hospital listing shows numerous patients and visitors tied to Franklin and nearby areas. Names include Floyd Hitte, Danny Wells, Arnold Mislovich, Roberta Hunter, Valerie Mail, Sue Elrod, Elmer Bachelor, Brenda Shockley, Sharon Goodpaster, Susan Logan, James Cox, and many others with listed streets or towns such as Morrow, Brentwood, Smith St., Milton Road, and Frank lin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery Laipply
George Laipply
S. Dixie Highway
Roberta Hunter
Eighth Ave
Jeffrey Bachelor
Elmer Bachelor
Mason Rt
Valerie Mail
Adam Mail
Pearl St
Thomas Davies
Arlington Ave
Luther Powell
Somerville
William Yaw
S. Sutphin St
Walling Gray
Queen, Ave
Sandra Speigie
Bill Sneigle
Mtd
Hoyt Duerr
South Lebanon
Ervin Hatton
Franklin
Ewell McClain
Grand Ave
Russell Webb
Donald Carpenter
Rt. 2
Lebanon
David McLaughlin
Erie Ave
Horace Perry
Yankee Road
Eddie Everhart
Plum Ave
Charles W. Bailey
Lou V. Paynter
Barbara Drive
Ee Shaffer
Germantown
Allan McDonald
Grosse Point
Mich
Edward Manning
Garfield St
Sue Elrod
Paul W. Elrod
Roosevelt Ave
Hazel Hopper
Wilburham Road
Tes
Elmer H. Pullman
Ger Mantown
Elmer Ray Lee
Calvin Morrison
S. Main
Jennie Bisset
Clark St
Maurice Chapman
Middletown
Joseph Decker
West ,Middletown
Violet Hagan
Jacob Howerton
Camden
Robert Jackson
Eighth
Jodie Jones
Minnesota
Earl Keppler
Shafer St
Robert Lukens
Fourth Ave
John Presta
Brown Ave
Cecil Pratt
West Middletown
Carl Rothfuss
Sam Runnels
Gideon Road
Brenda Shockley
Chester Shockley
Tilmon Snow
Calumet Ave
Oe Steinmetz
Harolté Tarter
Bromwood
Morris Thompson
Carlisle
Ae Wesselman
Camsden
Frank Williams
18Th Ave
Jeffery Bachelor
Elmer C. Bachelor
Eckman Goodpaster
Morgan St
Susan Logan
Edith Mears
Central Ave
Nobel Mitchell
Sycamore St
Alice McClain
Lefferson Road
Mary A. McKinley
Jewell St
James Raburn Reece
John Smith
Sycamore
Roy E. Stewart
Vanmest Ave
Alger Stickleman
Milton Stroud
Young St
Otis Thomas
Housewarming Party for Ewing Taulbee at New Home
A surprise housewarming honors Mr and Mrs Ewing Taulbee at their Highview Road residence Saturday night with guests including Millard Taulbee Kelly Trimble Willard Burgess Don Pratt Andrew Hocz Walter Melampy Charles Joy Robert Vogelsang Raymond Bush Richard Brandenburg Howard McNabb Will Wright Emery Pallo Leo Williams Thomas Graler and Tom Williams. Card games provided main diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Taulbee
Highview Road
Millard Taulbee
Kelly Trimble
Willard Burgess
Don Pratt
Andrew Hocz
Walter Melampy
Charles Joy
Robert Vogelsang
Raymond Bush
Richard Brandenburg
Howard McNabb
Will Wright
Emery Pallo
Leo Williams
Tom Williams
Franklin
Thomas Graler
Blue Ash
Travel Notes on Mrs Wendell Thomas to Paris for Year
Mrs Wendell Thomas former ly of Franklin plans to join her husband Spec 4 Wendell Thomas in Paris France where he serves in the Signal Division of the U S Army. They will reside in Paris for one year. She is the daughter of Mrs Deborah Priest and Joseph Priest. Recently she lived with her husband's parents near Hamilton. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Richard Schramm returning from Toledo after a two day clinic by the Ohio Embalmers Association and a Dodge Clinic visit to study embalming. Prof Ray Slocum of Toledo was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Thomas
Franklin
Paris
France
Signal Division
U. S. Army
Thomas
Deborah Priest
Monroe Street
Joseph Priest
Central Avenue
Winn E. Thomas
Williamsdale
Hamilton
Richard Schramm
Highview Drive
Toledo
Schramm
Ohio Embalmers Association
Dodge Clinic
Prof
Ray Slocum
Ladies Aid Gather at Maple Park EUB Church
Members met for an all day session at Mrs Elsworth Lloyd home on Nelson Road. Mrs Charles Bell assisted with noon luncheon. Plans discussed include a Thankoffering in November and a covered dish dinner in December. Mrs Robert Bell will host the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Maple Park
EUB Church
Elsworth Lloyd
Nelson Road
Charles Bell
Robert Bell
Kitchen Tips for Pies and Sauces
When making pum kin or custard pie place the pie shell on an oven rack before pouring the filling to avoid spills. For creamed eggs add pimiento green pepper and mushrooms to the sauce and serve in patty shells.
AAUW Middletown Branch Members Attend Fall Workshop
Fourteen Middletown AAUW officers joined 18 members from 31 Ohio branches at the fall workshop held at the Shawnee Hotel in Springfield. Highlights included program talks on Status for Women and Tools of Political Science, with special recognition for Middletown’s Action in Education citation for establishing a Miami University Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Association of University Women
Ohio
Shawnee
Springfield
John Akerman
Nancy Slattery
James Wilkins
S. L. Slye
Henry Crouch
Joseph Shepperd
Victor Thomas
A. P. Woods
Russell Law
R. A. Morehead
N. C. Nichols
Frank Martindell
John Rosenberger
Richard Davenport
Bucyrus
Morehead
Rosenberger
Joseph Dister
Hamilton
Interes
SAUW
University Club
United States
Civic Chorus Plans Oct 16 Auditions
Middletown Civic Chorus will audition Sunday for solo parts in its Messiah presentation. Director Rob Burkhardt announces auditions open to public and chorus members at First Methodist Church 2 to 4 p m. Contact Mrs Wylie Senften or Miss Janice Schulz for details and alternate dates. Audition selections include tenor and alto pieces from the Messiah with organ accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Rob ‘Ert’ Burkhardt
First Methodist
Wylie Senften
Janice Schulz
Bass
Demos Plan Rally Tonight in Middletown
The Young Democrats of Middletown will hold a rally at 8 PM at Democratic Headquarters on S Man Street. President Jan Fraley announced all Democratic county candidates are expected to attend and Fraley will speak on what young Democrats can do to help in the election while each candidate delivers a brief talk.
Salmon Croquettes with Mashed Potato Twist
Thinking of lunch or supper ideas. Try salmon croquettes using flaked salmon and egg, binding with mashed potatoes instead of bread crumbs. Season with lemon salt and pepper for a fresh, simple twist.
Billy Graham Crusade Ends in New York
Evangelist Billy Graham closed a three day Crusade for Souls in New York City with a Sunday sermon on racial tensions interpreted by Rev Rogelio Archilla. More than 16 000 attended the final service and total crowds reached 43 500 with over 1 000 reported deciding for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Crusade For Souls
Graham
Rogelio Archilla
Christ
Earth Reflects and Radiates Solar Heat Each Year
The planet balances incoming solar energy by emitting an equal amount as it cycles through seasons. This principle of energy balance underpins climate behavior and planetary heat dynamics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd Hitte
Paul Hitte
Lloyd Adkins
Morrow
Hendericks Hampton
Frank
Lin R
Danny Wells
Mrs. Lloyd Wells
Straus Petroglou
Brentwood
Charles McFarland
Smith St
William Johnston
Milton Road
Katie Young
Arnold Mislovich
Alameda Circle
Dorsie
Robert Wood
Leroy Gibbs
Todd Road
Mercy Hospital
Ewing Taulbees
Holiday Goofie
Oldsmobile
DSI
Heber Jones, Inc
N. Verity
Tume
Michael Shayme
Nbc.tv
Cesare Guide
Florence
Tou
By Chardelle Weber
AAUW
Civic Chorus
Demos
Billy Graham Crusade
Macks
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