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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

10

Chinese Pianist Lily Neu Highlights Music Club Program

Miss Lily Neu, visiting pianist from England and now in the United States three years, is the guest artist for the Music Club Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at the Women's Center. She will perform Bach Mozart Debussy Chopin selections.

Chinese Pianist Music Club Lily Neu Women's Center Miss Neu University of Cincinnati Ohio State University United States England Bach Mozart Debussy Chopin

Educational Needs Emphasized At AAUW Anniversary

Dr James Pelley urged expanding basic education under the Economic Opportunity Act noting that one fifth of the population cannot participate in affluence due to limited education. He described preschool to adult programs and tuition-free options for adults with minimal schooling. Rowan Crawford urged Middletown improvements tied to Armco Project 600 and a sewage plant upgrade. Mrs Charles Ewalt announced Ohio College Faculty Program grants aiding women 35 plus.

James Pelley American Association of University Women EUB Miami University Pelly Ohio Office of Opportunity Ohio Miami Valley AAUW Rowan Crawford Committee For Progress Bonds Middletown Armco Crawford Charles Ewalt Catherine Austin Thelma Masters Alice Hawkins K. O Walker James Kunkler Robert McGehean David Berger Byron Reynolds

Halloween Costume Dance at Wildwood Club Oct 30

Members of Wildwood Golf Club plan an Old-Fashioned Halloween Party at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse Saturday October 30 starting at 9 p m. Bob Legg Orchestra provides music until 1 am and costume prizes will be awarded. Refreshments served. reservations accepted by several members and committees.

Wildwood Golf Club Aberdeen Drive Bob Legg B. C

Line Of Officers Night Honors Shrine Leaders

The Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building on N Main Street. All officers of other local shrines in the district will be honored guests. A salad lunch will follow, directed by Mrs Oma Long and Russ Murphy.

Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem N. Main Street Oma Long Russ Murphy Shepherds

Trenton Mothers' Clubs Plan Dessert Card Party

The five Mothers' Clubs of Trenton coordinate a dessert card party on October 21 at Bloomfield Elementary School to benefit the Senior Scholarship Fund for local seniors. Guests bring cards, play, and enjoy tea and refreshments. tickets sold by club members with reservations via Mrs Fisher or Mrs Gorman.

Mothers’ Clubs Trenton Bloomfield Trenton Jolly Club George Douglass Carl Chamberlain Donald Fisher Sorg Pace Gorman Woodsdale Road

Recollection Day Planned By Hamilton Deanery

The Hamilton Deanery Council of Catholic Women sets Wednesday October 20 for a Day of Recollection at St Marys Church Franklin. Rev Norman Perry of the Franciscan Missions will lead services and attendees should bring a box lunch. Mass host church women will provide coffee. Mrs Charles Landis heads the deanery.

Hamilton Catholic Women St. Mary's Church Franklin Norman Perry Franciscan Missions Charles Landis

Longview Social Service League Holds Monthly Meeting

Eight board members met at Miss Elizabeth O'Neil's home for the monthly session. The First EUB Church classes will host Saturday party and Christmas plans were set. Mrs. Fred Garver was chosen to select gifts for the ward party. Federation of Women's Club banquet is set for Oct 28 at the First EUB Church. Attending were Mrs. Lee Pohllable Miss Elizabeth Johnson Mrs. Robert Melampy Mrs. Garver Mrs. Lela Riznor Mrs. William Joliff Mrs. John Winkleman and Miss O'Neill.

Longview Social Service League Elizabeth O'Neil Central Avenue EUB Fred Garver Federation of Women's Club Lee Pohlable Elizabeth Johnson Robert Melampy Garver Lela Riznor William Joliff John Winkleman O'Neill

Miss Clem Honored At Shower Before Nuptials

Pre wedding shower for Miss Donnalea Clem bride elect of Joe Allen Slusher was hosted Sunday by Mrs. Warren Drake and Miss Diane Drake at Barbara Drive. The couple, children of the Clems and Slushers, plan to wed November 26 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Guests included numerous local friends and relatives.

Donnalea Clem Joe Allen Slusher Warren Drake Diane Drake Barbara Drive Robert Clem Renee Drive Slusher Joseph Slusher Mossman Road Bethlehem Lutheran Church George Allen Amber Jackie James Ronto Walter Blevins James Blevins Leo Bertram Sharon Bertram Joe Slusher Betty Caudill Phillip Palmer Green Montgomery Billy Buehl Roger Davis Irene Bonner Floyd Johnson Evelyn Veidt

Anniversary Celebration for Dunns Marks 66 Years

Mr. and Mrs. John Stromquist visited Manchester Avenue relatives and joined Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunn in Gilmore Ky to toast the Dunns 66th wedding anniversary. An open house drew about 100 guests from Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Kentucky to the Dunn residence.

John Stromquist Manchester Avenue Henry Dunn Gilmore Ky Middletown Dunns Dunn Home Roland Taylor Carl Taylor James Rose Kimberly Melissa Eaton Avenue Stromquist Gilmore Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky

Ohio Garden Clubs Host Fall Regional Parley

The fall regional meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will be Oct. 29 at Stillmeadow Country Club in Clermont County with 9:30 to 10 a.m. registration. Professor James Caldwell speaks on Pruning Ornamentals, followed by a Christmas house arrangement demonstration. Reservations are led by Mrs. A. E. Stevens of Loveland, Ohio.

Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc Stillmeadow Country Club Clermont County James Caldwell A. E. Stevens Rt. 2 Box K Loveland Ohio

Middletonians Represent at Miami Inauguration

The Miami inaugural marks Thursday as Dr Phillip Shriver begins his presidency. Local attendees include Rev Edwin Bobbitt of First Christian Church representing Transylvania College and Richard C Collart of G C Murphy Co representing West Virginia University. Mrs Bobbitt and Mrs Collart are invited guests.

Miami Phillip Shriver Edwin Bobbitt First Christian Church Transylvania College Lexington Richard C. Collart G. C Murphy Co West Virginia University Morgantown W. Va Bobbitt Collart

Vital Statistics Babies Reported Across Several Families

A series of birth announcements lists new infants for multiple families including Mr and Mrs John E Sheehan 4901 Victoria Ave a girl Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carder 1607 Fleming Road a girl Mr and Mrs Donald Folstaedt 2401 Queen Ave a girl Mr and Mrs Neal Reifsnider 2307 Byron St a girl Mr and Mrs Frank Crane 713 Forest Ave Franklin a girl Mr and Mrs William Turner 1501 Eaton Ave a boy Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Cornelia 2700 Inland Drive a girl Mr and Mrs Joe Lewis 834 18th Ave a girl. Out of town notes record births in Nashville Tennessee and namesASHINGTON area relatives and several residences and relatives. Sharon Lynn Dwyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Dwyer Franklin. Kenneth Gerald Carder County Line Road Mrs Edith Brooner Lebanon Mrs Walter Dennis Germantown Mrs Elgar Enfield Mason Donald E Kemplin Shawnray Drive Mrs Wylie Carmichael Jr Lafayette Ave Mrs Robert Lehmkuh Red Bud Drive Earl Bienit Middletown Rt 1.

John E. Sheehan Victoria Ave Kenneth Carder Eaton Ave Kenneth Cornella Inland Drive Joe Lewis 18Th Ave James Greenwell Nashville Tenn Bay Steve Bates Tytus Ave James Deaton Sheridan Ave Louie Rudd Roosevelt Ave Sharon Lynn Dwyer Richard Dwyer Franklin Kenneth Gerald Carder County Line Road Edith Brooner Lebanon Walter Dennis Germantown Elgar Enfield Mason Donald E. Kemplin Shawnray Drive Wylie Carmichael Jr Lafayette Ave Robert Lehmkuh Red Bud Drive Earl Bienit James Bienit Middletown Rt. 1

Duplicate Players Average 108 at Middletown Club

Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club held a Mitchell movement for nine tables at Forest Hills Country Club lodge. Overall average score reached 108. North-South winners were Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. M. L. Johnston 123 2, Mrs. Paul J. Gallaher and Mrs Bryan Phillips 117, and Mr and Mrs. Cliff Weiland 113. East-West winners were Mrs. Frank Coldiron and Howard Wikoff 138, Dr. Louis Gaker and Bill Kash 126, and Ken Haley with Ted Forsyth 112. Next game set for Monday Oct 18 at Temple Beth Sholom.

Middletown Forest Hills Country Club Mitchell Vernon Jones M. L. Johnston Paul J. Gallaher Bryan Philips Cliff Weiland Frank Coldiron Howard Wikoff Louis Gaker Bill Kash

Knights of Columbus Dance Set at K of C Hall

A Knights of Columbus event will run Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the K of C Hall with music by The Imperials. Reservations can be made through Les Ashton Ernie Weikert on Carolina Street or John Schumacher on Franklin Street.

Knights of Columbus K of C Imperials Les Ashton Ernie Weikert Carolina Street John Schumacher Franklin Street

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