University Women Hear Discussion Of Campaign Issues By Instructor
The American Association of University Women held its fall dinner at the Girls' Club with 117 members. Guest speaker H. Lawrence discussed 1948 issues and candidates, comparing major party positions and noting UN reforms, the Marshall Plan, civil rights, and social security. Memorial remarks praised Truman’s aims but questioned foreign affairs expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Girls’ Club
Jane
June Beyerlin
Sue White
Patty Lockhardt
Truman
Vinson
Lawrence
United States
United Nations
Holy Name Wedding Seals Union Of Irene Augspurger And Richard O'Connell
A quiet ceremony at Holy Name Church Trenton united Irene Augspurger and Richard O Connell of Hamilton with Father Urban Keowlig officiating Saturday October 9 at 7 30. Attendants were Edward and Mrs O Connell Dayton and Marion and Mrs Augspurger Oxford. The bride wore a fall gown of gabardine with black accessories. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home. Mrs O Connell a Mercy Hospital supervisor and Mr O Connell Ford Motor employee and World War II veteran plan a short honeymoon in southern Indiana before settling at 17 East State Street Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Catholic Church
Trenton
Urban Keowlig
Irene Augspurger
Richard O'Connell
Hamilton
Edward O'Connell
Dayton
Marion Augspurger
Oxford
Mrs. O'Connell
Maude Augspurger
Theodore Augspurger
Mercy Hospital
O’connell
R. O'Connell
Louisville
Katherine Horning O'Connell
Ford Motor Company
Seventh Armored Division
Indiana
East State St
Births listed for Wrights Mockbee King Staton Wills Watson
Mr and Mrs Donald Wrights announce a boy born Sunday at 1732 Central. Mr and Mrs Chester Mockbee report a boy born Monday at 3023 Omaha. Mr and Mrs Rollie King welcome a boy born Monday at 811 Ninth Ave. Mr and Mrs Arnold Staton have a girl born Monday at 1104 Girard Ave. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wills report a boy born Tuesday at 1817 Winona Dr. Mr and Mrs John Watson welcome a boy born Tuesday at 1615 Glenn Ave. Mr and Mrs St Elmorett announce a girl born Monday at 1228 Young St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mockbee
Omaha St
Rollie King
Ninth Ave
Arnold Staton
Girard Ave
Thomas Wills
Winona Dr
John Watson
Glenn Ave
Driver Fined for Crossing Yellow Line on Route 4
Robert E. Mueller of 715 Columbia Ave was fined 10 dollars and costs yesterday for passing over a yellow line on Route 4. He appeared before Squire Lammie Bailey. Mueller was arrested by State Highway Patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Mueller
Columbia Ave
Squire Lammie Bailey
Mueller
Miss Frances Murray to Attend Columbus Institute for Insurance Nurses
Miss Frances Murray a Metropolis nurse at 217 Castell Building will leave tomorrow for Columbus to attend a two day Institute for Insurance Nurses. Miss Matilda Morgan and Mrs Webb Lauler have returned to Indianapolis after a stay with Mr and Mrs Edward Mowery of 802 Stanley Street. Mr and Mrs W C Cade of Orlando Avenue spent the weekend in southern Indiana and Springfield Illinois visiting points of interest. Mrs Elly W Hansel vacationing in Rochester New York will meet Rochester Motion Picture Council officers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Murray
Castell Bldg
Columbus
Institute For Insurance Nurses
Matilda Morgan
Webb Lauler
Indianapolis
Edward Mowery
Stanley St
W. C. Cade
Orlando Ave
Indiana
Springfield
Ill
Elly W. Hansel
Rochester, N. Y
Rochester Motion Picture Council
Hospital Ward Roster Full of Names and Divisions
In The Hospital Ward Taylor of Lebanon medical Earl Stamper of Seneca St medical Desmond Dineen of Clark St surgical Mrs Loren Routzahn of Franklin surgical Mrs Paul Moon of Manchester Ave surgical Mrs William Jones of Euclid St medical Paul M Ruppert of Franklin surgical Glen Gillespie of Garfield St son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Gillespie Clarence Ditmyer of Curtis St Mrs Roy Adkins of Carolina St James Vitori of Yankee Rad Mrs Russell Cunningham of Woodlawn Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Routzahn
Franklin, Surgical
Paul Moon
Manchester Ave
William Jones
Euclid St
Paul M. Ruppert
Glen Gillespie
Garfield St
Clyde Gillespie
Clarence Ditmyer
Curtis St
Roy Adkins
Carolina
James Vitori
Yankee Rad
Russell Cunningham
Woodlawn Ave
Bride-Elect Honored With Pre-Nuptial Shower At Home
Mrs. Dave Schiering hosted a shower at 113 MecKinley Street for bride-elect Miss Shirley Hinkle. Guests enjoyed gifts for the future home and games with winners named, followed by refreshments for many relatives and friends including the hostesses and the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Schiering
MecKinley St
Shirley Hinkle
Lloyd Schlotterbeck
William Hinkle
Jerry Hinkle
Cecil Dane
Cecil Butts
Emmett Jenkins
Orie Brown
Robert Long
Don Butts
Robert Wittaker
Edward Rathbun
Paul Swope
Herman Laubach
William C. Curtis
Sigma Phi Gamma Group Makes Future Plans
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority members met last evening in YMCA. A report was given on the round table meeting to be held in Miamisburg. Mrs. William Whitesell was appointed chairman. A drawing for secret sisters was held. An October social will be a Halloween party with masked attire. Hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
YMCA
Round Table
Miamisburg
William Whitesell
Secret Sisters
Dane Nichols
Donald Lewellyn
Eleanore Shartle
Marilyn Schwall
Double Celebration at Chupka Home Honors 20th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Chupka marked their twentieth wedding anniversary when friends surprised them Sunday afternoon at their home. Their three year old son Joseph also celebrated a birthday with a large cake as children played Halloween games and guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chupka
Joseph
Fortnight Club Gala Evening At Woodlawn Ave Home
Miss Jane Mattson entertained the Jolly Fortnight Club at 1317 Woodlawn Avenue. Guests included Miss Peggy Mattson and Miss Elizabeth Jack. Recordings of members voices were made after cards. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Oppenheimer’s home on Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mattson
Jolly Fortnight Club
Woodlawn Ave
Mary Jane Jack
Sally Parmele
Jane Thomas
Joanne Thomas
Margot Oppenheimer
Pat Osborne
Peggy Mattson
Elizabeth Jack
Miss Oppenheimer
Baltimore St
Fashion Show Luncheon To Benefit Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Butler County Medical Society sponsors a luncheon and fashion show at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton on Thursday October 14 at 1 PM. Directed by Mrs Ruth Cook of the Ninety Nine Shop, the event supports the Butler County Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Tickets cost $2 and are available from Mrs E McCall Morris or Mrs Fred Brosius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Ruth Cook
Ninety - Nine
Butler County
E. McCall Morris
Fred Brosius
Butler County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Middletown
Oxford
College Corner
Methodist Church of
Monthly cheer-up services held at Butler County jail
In Hamilton on Sunday the Monthly cheer up service was led by Rev. and Mrs. Manford White with Rev. Stuart Trimble of Arizona assisting. Mrs. Hauser played accordion for group singing. others included Miss Loraine Sorrell and Mr. and Mrs. James Stamper. The Rev. Hauser gave the invocation. Fire losses in October 1947 rose 37 percent from the previous month. COMING UP includes multiple church and club meetings across Butler County with dates, locations, and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Hamilton
Manford White
Stuart Trimble
Arizona
Hauser
Loraine Sorrell
James Stamper
Armco Girls Hold Activity Banquet at Manchester Hotel
The second annual Armco Girls activity banquet gathered last evening at 6 30 in the junior ballroom of the Manchester Hotel. Mrs Mary Jane Sheets gave the invocation as décor featured miniature sports figures. Music by Mrs Louise Rossman accompanied singing led by Miss Agatha Evers. The program included fetes of magic by Mr and Mrs Carl Young of Dayton and praise for committees who arranged invitations decorations menu and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Manchester
Mary Jane Sheets
Louise Rossman
Agatha Evers
Rossman
John Kiesewetter
Marilyn Cronk
Tilmon Ellison
L. F. Reinariz
Ray Young
Elmer Barker
Hugh Wright
Paul Galeese
C. E. Stutenroth
Mark Walke
Patty Fisher
Carl Young
Dayton
Walter Bach
Betty Osborne
Herbert Wolfe
Carmen Starling
Mary Jane Dredge
Virginia Miller
Jean Rothfuss
Miss Cronk
Menu
Polly Fisher
Elizabeth Torok
Marilyn Cummings
Rooe Lemkuhl
Garden Club Recaps Year With Final Meeting At Tytus Home
Middletown Garden Club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. John B. Tytus’s South Main Street home. Mrs. W. D. Vorhis spoke on meeting procedures and projects, led a flower and gardening quiz, and distributed seed and bulb gifts. Prizes were awarded for flower of the day and top arrangements, followed by tea hosted by Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Society Events Notice For Paper Deadline
Notices of club lodge and church meetings and social events must reach the society editor by 10 30 a m the morning after the event to appear in the paper Photographs should be submitted Sunday editions due in the office by Thursday noon
Middletown club and group meetings listed for Tuesday
City briefs list multiple meetings for Tuesday at 7 30 p m through 8 p m across Middletown. Groups include Middletown Camera Club Sportsmen Club Cancer Clinic Middletown Hospital Hunter Clark Post VFW Local 112 UPA CIO Fraternal Order of Eagles Miami Valley Post VFW Middletown Personnel Association Middletown Cooperative Club Willing Workers Evangelical United Brethren Church and Methodist Men's Club SPEBSQSA Knights of St Johns Fraternal Order of Police Moose Club Blythe Williams Post 231 and Ohio Society of Professional Engineers with speaker Walter Driver of SOUTH AFRICAN Iron and Steel Corp. scheduled noon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fred Garver
Nelbar St
Walter Driver
South African Iron and Steel Corporation
South Africa
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
First LWV Middle Town meeting opens fall season
The first general meeting of the fall season of the League of Women Voters of Middle Town will start Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Earl Emerson 508 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Middletown
Earl Emerson
South Main St
Draut Improves After Middletown Hospital Incident
Harold Draut, 49, chemistry teacher at Middletown High School, is slowly improving per today’s hospital report. He has been hospitalized since September 30 after a car struck him in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draut
Harold Draut
Middletown High School
Middletown Hospital
Franklin
Man admits stealing patrol car over color craving
New York. William Spangehl, 37, told police he stole a patrol car during a binge because he liked the two-tone color job. He provided the remark as his motive for the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Spangehl
Fair and Cool Weather Forecast
Prediction calls for fair and continued cool weather with scattered light frost tonight. Morning readings show a low around 46 degrees and a high near 58 degrees with temperatures fluctuating through the day.
American Lutherans Vote On Officers
Delegates at the American Lutheran Church biennial convention in Fremont voted on candidates for vice president secretary and board posts after weekend nominations. They also approved a retirement plan: pastors retiring at 68 receive 50 dollars a month starting January 1 1940 with 40 dollars for those retired between June 30 this year and year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
American Lutheran Church
Poasttown PTA Changes Meeting
Poasttown PTA will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the school auditorium instead of October 21. Vernon Casperson, president, announced. Halloween festival plans will be discussed after the business meeting. October 22 is set for the festival with luncheon and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown Pta
At & P
Vernon Casperson
Ministerial Association Names Committees For Year’s Program
Middletown ministers meet at the YMCA as Dr. Reuben W. Coleman discusses the Council of Churches and community work. Committees for 1948 49 are named with leaders for Union Activities Evangelism Radio Service Program Religious Education Youth Civic Affairs Publicity and Garfield Mission plus a Council of Churches group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Ministerial Association
YMCA
Reuben W. Coleman
Federation of Churches of
Dayton
Montgomery County
Assembly
Council of Churches
Coleman
S. H. Garvin
Middletown
K. S. Leareyv
KR. Turner
J. F. Amstutz
T. M Campbell
Mr. Turner
John Lacy
C. W. Warstler
R. L. Robinson
J. I. Parr
R. C. Caudill
J. D. Nisewonder
R. F. Pieters
Mr Lacy
M. EF. Clay
Richard Moore
Mr. Parr
Ralph Knight
Jerome Schulz
Harold Moore
H. H. Jung
K. D. Sharpe
Rabbi Marton
R. E. Taylor
Capt. Sharpe
Richards
Amstutz
Nisewonder
D. Brock
Hamilton Songfest Opens Interracial Calm In Church
A silent tribute to the physically handicapped opened the Hamilton interracial songfest at Pilgrim Baptist Church Chestnut Street Sunday arranged by Mrs. Bertha Perkins. The program featured Greek prayers and hymns by Rev Tsigourakos and a Constantine Helen Orthodox choir, plus performances by Mrs. Harry Wheeler Miss Patty Lockhart and others. Letters of congratulations were read from Mrs. Florence Wenzel Ruth Lyons and Walter Crewson as short talks on tolerance followed. The Greek choir led the closing reverence and benediction was offered by Rev James Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Chestnut St
If Hamilton
Bertha Perkins
Gregory Tsigourakos
Constantine Helen
James Casey
Florence Wenzel
Detroit
Ruth T.vons
WLW
Walter Crewson
Hameilton
Reuben Pieters
Tom Strait
Duane Fraver
Bess Hoover
J. H. Stalker
Harry Wheeler
Evelyn Edwards
Bertha Webb
Bertha Washington
Patty Lockhart
Sam Baldwin
Fred B. Cramer
Mr. Casey
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of Society
Peg Rosing
J. J. Canfield
J. E. Heck
Esther Anstaett
H. E. Miller
Amy Compton
C. P. Merritt
Frederick Nessler
Mary Lord
George Shafer
Roberta Wardwell
Ross Hill
A.A.U.W
Hill
Josephine Armstrong
H. H. Lawrence
Helen Weinberger
Donald Wrights
Central Ave
St. Elmorett
Young St
Maud Muller
Candy Shop
Ward Taylor
Lebanon
Earl Stamper
Seneca St
Desmond Dineen
Clark St
Surgical
Pittsburgh
Barber Shop
Circus OF Harmony
Featuring
Ohio
Spebsqsa, Inc
George Campbell
Sigma Phi Gamma Group
Chupka
Women's Society For World Service
Pleasant Ridge
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Delta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Barnitz
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Sewing Circle
W. W. Gray
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Women's Guild of the Church of Ascension
Ruth Mary Sawyer
Sherman Ave
Home Culture Club
Franklin Stiles
Carl Williamson
D. R. Baker
Fred McCoy
Roll Call
Daughters of Union Veterans
One Hundred
Gilbert Peterson
David Hechard
Garwood Wells
L. W. Schlemann
Walter Rhodes
Erwin Walker
Toon Si Srevice
Garden Club
Camera Club
Sportsmen’s Club
Hunter-Clark Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Silver Leaf
Upa-Cio
Steelworkers’ Hall
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Miami Valley Post
VFW
Post
Middletown Personnel Association
Sorg Paper Company
Middletown Co-Operative Club
W.E. Smith
Miami University
Methodist Men’s Club
Spebsqsa
VFW Hall
Knights of St. Johns
St. John's School
Fraternal Order of Police and Associates
Holy Trinity Athletic Association
Moose Club
West Central Ave
House
Blythe-Williams Post
Dial
Poasttown
PTA
Ministerial Association
Learey, Mr. Moore and
Mar Pieters
Mr. Jung
Garfield Mission Committee
Pieters
Hamilton Songfest
Russia
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