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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1964

Page

2

YMCA offers classes in tailoring dancing and floral arts

The YMCA presents a Fall Hobby Series with tailoring taught by Dolf Vanderharst, a Dayton designer, plus ballroom lessons for beginners led by Irmy Balon. Mrs James Cast conducts floral art and Christmas decorating sessions starting Oct 26. Registrations are open at the YMCA desk.

YMCA Dolf Vanderharst Paris Rotterdam Vanderharst Dayton Robert Tennant Sion Irmy Balon James Cast Middletown Cast Mary Takahashi New York Mary Harre Marian Schrader Cincinnati Hamilton

St Marys Altar-Rosary Society Card Party

The St Marys Altar-Rosary Society sponsors a card party at St Marys Hall on S Main Street Franklin at 8 pm Wednesday. Proceeds benefit Hollywood Youth Center in Franklin.

St. Mary's Altar-Rosary Society St. Mary's Hall S. Main Street Franklin Hollywood Youth Center

Presbyterian Women Hear Congo Remarks

The Rev. Russell F. Schnell spoke at the First United Presbyterian Church luncheon about his Congo experiences since independence. About 120 members and guests attended as the group promoted a November 11 Food Fair with three luncheon seatings and child care.

United Presbyterian Church Russell F. Schnell Trenton Mennonite Mr. Schnell Trenton Belgian Congo Congo V. C. Thompson Charles Greathouse

Duplicate Winners Announced at Forest Hills Bridge Club

The Forest Hills bridge club announced winners of the Howell movement. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haley, second to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Selby, third to Mr. and Mrs. William Kash, and fourth to Mrs. Richard Rossman and Mrs. Glenn Lane. The club will meet again on Oct. 23.

Duplicate Bridge Club Howell Forest Hills Kenneth Haley Glenn Selby William Kash Richard Rossman Glenn Lane

Nursing Officers Installed By Local Nurses Division

Last night at Verity Hall the L. P. Nurses Division 30 installed officers led by presiding officer Mrs. Virginia McCutcheon. Miss Har ri ett Beachler became vice president and Mrs. Ray Essingler was named treasurer. Al Thompson of Middletown Hospital spoke on blood typing and the importance of correct patient blood type.

L. P. Nurse Verity Hall Virginia McCutcheon Harriett Beachler Ray Essingler al Thompson Middletown Hospital

Goodwill Mothers Club Plans Christmas Party

The Goodwill Mothers Club held a meeting at Mrs. George S. Fletcher’s home on Roosevelt Avenue to discuss a December 8 party at 6 p.m. at the Fisherman’s Clubhouse in Tren ton. Mrs. Fletcher presented slides and gave secret-pal gifts to six members. Ten members attended. the November meeting will be at the Plantation House on Jackson Lane with Mrs. Armitage as hostess.

Goodwill Mothers Club George S. Fletcher Roosevelt Avenue Fisherman's Clubhouse Trenton Fletcher Maude Guess James Armitage John Derrough LaRue Ginter Charles Fakes Plantation House Jackson Lane Mrs Armitage

Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals Listed for Local Families

Births report a girl born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs William Wilson at 2311 Grand Ave Mercy Hospital Pershing Ave. Monroe. to Mr. and Mrs Henry Dishman at 1207 Girard Ave. to Mr. and Mrs James Trimble in Monroe today. Dismissals list numerous individuals including Linda Kenthier Donald Miller Mrs James Stamper Mallalieu Ogletree Douglas Hampton Deborah Freeze George Vickers Elizabeth Brown Bob Combs George Earls Dianne King Mrs Estell South Lisa Mackey Robert Vinson from various streets and towns.

William Wilson Grand Ave Henry Dishman Girard Ave James Trimble Monroe Linda Kenthier 14Th Ave Donald Miller S. Sutphin St James Stamper Middletown-Lebanon Road Mallalieu Ogletree Dayton Douglas Hampton Beverly la Elizabeth Brown Ralph Brown Byron St Bob Combs Andrews St. George Earls Dickey Rd Dianne King Clyde King Franklin Estell Woodlawn Lisa Mackey Ralph Mackey Carlisle Robert Vinson Theodore Wilcher Michigan Ave

Local Names listed in Moore and Nearby Streets Obscure

A list of residents and relatives appears including George Noble Moore Street and Leslie Banks Harrison Street with other names such as Lester Warnock Fernwood Street and Russell Walters Malvern Street. Out of town entry for Genevieve Olson Franklin and noted residents from Camden Erie Avenue Monroe and Minnesota Street.

George Noble Moore St Lester Warnock Fernwood St Leslie Banks Eddie Jamison 19Th Ave Leslie Francis Harrison St. Lawrence

Girls Club Open House Tomorrow

Local officials and business and professional people are invited to attend the Girls Club open house tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. The clubhouse at 117 N Broad Street next to the Civic Association has been remodeled exterior and redecorated interior as part of a renovation begun in June. Club board members will serve as official hostesses.

Girls’ Club N. Broad Street Civic Association

Officers Elected at WSWS Monthly Meeting

Officers of WSWS were elected during the monthly meeting at Union Chapel EUB Church. New roles include Mrs. Hubert Moyer as president and Mrs. Carrie Wagner as first vice president. The program Under Three Flags about Cuba, Mexico, and Puerto Rico was led by Mrs. Ora Marshall and Mrs. James Laubach with several members participating.

WSWS Union Chapel EUB Church Hubert Moyer Carrie Wagner Clell Faulkner Albert Bolling Amos DeWitt Violet Koch Dwight Whitt Missionary Education Verle Lyghtle Christian Social Relations Meredith Nelson Missionary Education For Children Cuba Mexico Puerto Rico Ora Marshall James Laubach Lyghtle Ralph Wilson Marion Myers James Hall Eugene Brown Whitt Robert Laubach

Crossword Clue Run Concludes in Slim Puzzle

A compact crossword puzzle entry lists clues including 43 remaining, 44, flounder, 45 daughter of Zeus, 46 Shoshonean Indian, and 48 inlet as the solution set.

Coin Remain Flounder Daughter of Zeus Inlet

Holy Name Rally Set For Sunday

A rally for men of local parishes is scheduled for Sunday at St. Marys with participants meeting at 1 45 p m at Kenwood Drive Sunset Park and marching to St Marys at 2 p m Father James Nieporte S J dean of Xavier University in Cincinnati will speak The men will meet at 9 45 a m in the church activity room for a 10 a m Communion Mass

Holy Name St. Mary's Church Clifford Fening St. M Mary's Kenwood Drive Sunset Park St. Mary's Father James Nieporte S. J Xavier University Cincinnati

Dayton Man Killed in North Side Crash

Clint Morgan 35 of Dayton died Friday after a three vehicle crash on Stanley Avenue on the city north side. Police and responders arrayed at the scene as investigators review the wreck.

Dayton Ohio Clint Morgan Stanley Avenue

Siamese cats arrive in the United States in 1890s

The article notes Siamese cats were first imported to the United States during the 1890s marking an early entry of the breed into American shores.

United States

Edith Hume to Visit Sliesmans Host Open House

Mrs Edith Hume of Calumet Avenue plans a weekend visit to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Leonard Sliesman of Hamilton. An open house at the Sliesman home will observe the couple s 25th wedding anniversary. The Sliesmans were married Oct 14 1939 at St Johns Church in Middletown. Mrs Sliesman formerly Mabel Hume grew up here and attended local schools.

Edith Hume Calumet Avenue Leonard Sliesman Hamilton Sliesman Sliesmans St. John’s Church Middletown

Telescope Two Lasers Into One in Bridge Endgame

In a bridge hand from a dealer game North leads four of spades. South ruffs diamonds and clubs, then, after a sequence, declarer telescopes two losers into one. West faced three equal options but any led to the same dead end, allowing South to force a two-loss to one.

South West Declarer

Youth forbidden to drive till 21 after fatal crash

Thomas R. Swartz, 17, of Carroll, Fairfield County, was convicted Friday in the traffic deaths of Ernest Bullock and Hazel Bullock of Columbus. He received probation and a ban on driving until his 21st birthday after being charged with speeding and going left of center in the August 23 crash.

Lancaster, Ohio Fairfield County Columbus Ernest Bullock Hazel Thomas R. Swartz Carroll

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