Linda Tieman Reigns At BG Homecoming
Linda Tieman of 2213 Superior Ave crowned queen of Bowling Green State University homecoming after noon ceremony at the stadium. She is a Chi Omega president and Middletown High School graduate, with attendants Hildegard Heinrich Beverly Snyder Micheline Pattie Barbara Yunis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda J. Tieman
Clair R. Tieman
Superior Ave
Bowling Green State University
Tieman
Queen i
Chi Omega Sorority
Bowling Green
Middletown High School
Hildegard A. Heinrich
Dayton
Beverly L. Snyder
Berea
Micheline A. Patti
Cleveland
Barbara Ann Yunis
Tiernan
University Stadium
Douglas Eggleston
Kenmore
N. Y
BGSU
Baldwin Family Returns From Cullman Funeral
Mr and Mrs Wallace Baldwin of Winona Drive returned yesterday from Cullman Alabama where they attended the funeral of Charles A Baldwin father of Wallace Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Baldwin
Winona Drive
Cullman, Ala
Mr. Baldwin
Charles A.baldwin
Rural Electrification Administration Defined
The REA stands for Rural Electrification Administration, an agency of the United States government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Rural Electrification Administration
Agency
The
United States
Book Review Highlights The Day That Christ Died at Church Meeting
Mrs. Richard Shaffer reviewed Jim Bishop s The Day That Christ Died for the Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church praising the author s reverent portrayal of Christ s last day. She noted the blend of Roman and Jewish world details and the author s skill in scene painting. The session also organized new circles for 1957 58 with Mrs Robert George elected president and new officers elected as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shaffer
Jim Bishop
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Schaffer
Christ
Ronald Lane
W. H. Spindler
Robert George
Howard Venatta
Frank Duvall
Ralph Shane
Betty Trettel
Lionel McFeeter
Recital at Girls' Club Showcases International Costumes
Mrs. V. C. Thompson and assistants presented a grade school costume recital at the Girls' Club. Students from many countries performed musical selections, highlighting an international project. Participants include Linda Amburgey, Kenny Amburgey, Debby Banker, Ruthie Beall, Tim Bechtel, Peggy Cochran, Gail Evans, Steve Gibson, Theresa Graham, Byerly Ikenberry, Don Imhoff, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Becky Kilburn, Sharon Miller, Andrea Mittenholzer, April Pearce, Christine Santoro, David Szabo, Linda Van Gilder. Thompson holds memberships in Ohio and National Music Teachers' associations and the National Guild of Piano Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Thompson
Andrew Szabo
Janet Phibbs
Linda Amburgey
Kenny Amburgey
Debby Banker
Ruthie Beall
Tim Bechtel
Peggy Cochran
Gail Evans
Steve Gibson
Theresa Graham
Byerly Ikenberry
Don Imhoff
Sandra Johnson
Poor Workers Exempted From Dues by Local 3
New York Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers votes to exempt members earning under 1.25 dollars an hour from dues. The move, in cooperation with AFL-CIO units, targets Puerto Rican workers amid sweatshop concerns. Savings amount to about 2.50 dollars monthly for up to 1,200 workers who will still receive benefits and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Interdenominational Jail Service at Butler County Jail
An interdenominational service at the Butler County Jail yesterday featured young people from the First Church of God presenting songs testimonials and readings. Miss Eunice Perkins led the service assisted by Otis Pope Miss Madge Goines Levi Pope Mrs Pearl Allen and reverends Hastings Nord and William Asher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Eunice Perkins
Otis Pope
Madge Goines
Levi Pope
Pearl Allen
Hastings Nord
William Asher
Export Share of U.S. Trucks Reaches Twenty Percent in 1956
A 1956 report shows one motor truck in every five produced in the United States was sent abroad. Strong demand from foreign buyers boosted shipments of commercial vehicles during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Housewives Speak Up On Housing Design Trends
Washington reports a three day Congress on Better Living where about 100 delegates from 45 states discuss ideal homes. Women favor larger kitchens, more bathrooms, easy fix repairs, sunlit kitchens, and varied designs with two acre wooded lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Sibbison
Washington
Delores Zink
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Ricard A Taylor
Zanesville
Recent Bride Honored With Postnuptial Shower
Mrs Eddie Zickgraf formerly Linda Kurtz was honored at a postnuptial linen shower hosted by Miss Patty Kurtz and Miss Sandra Kurtz at their Gratis home. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Kurtz and Miss Patty Kurtz. Guest list includes numerous local Schel yard names and Kurtz family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Zickgraf
Linda Kurtz
Patty Kurtz
Sandra Kurtz
Gratis
Richard Kurtz
Eva Schwall
Edna Schwall
Peter Kurtz
William Hoppe
Edwin Zieckgraf
Mitzi Zickgraf
Lana Zickgraf
Joan Sorrell
Connie Brandenburg
Otis Thomas
John Kurtz
Virgil Taylor
Arthur Friend
Hannon Carter
James Snow
Louis Christoper
Jack Schwall
Otto McClintic
Judy Cunningham
Alton Carpenter
Shower Honors Miss DeWeese in Franklin Guest Event
Miss Jacqueline DeWeese of Franklin, to wed Thomas E. Lutes of Dayton, was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Joy Stebbing in Miamisburg. Attendees and prize winners included Mrs. Chris Dwinell, Mrs. Roy S. Lutes, and Mrs. Logan Gabbard Jr. The couple will marry October 26 at 7 30 p.m. in First Baptist Church Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline DeWeese
Franklin
Thomas E. Lutes
Dayton
Joy Stebbing
Miamisburg
Chris Dwinell
Roy S. Lutes
Logan Gabbard Jr
Charles Logan
Springboro
M. E. Muttart
Vancouver
British Columbia
Claude Jackson
Asa Humston
Samuel Morgan
Donald Darragh
DeWeese
Lutes
First Baptist Church
Local Church and Club Meetings Set for This Week
Members of the WCTU will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA. The Woman's Christian Service Society of Excello Methodist Church will hold a meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, with Mrs. Lylburn Fleming and Mrs. Enyard Kramer in charge and a hostess committee of Mrs. Helsinger, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Manrod, and Mrs. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Barnitz Room
YMCA
Man Climbs Cathedral Roof In Lichfield Incident
Patrick Casey 30 faced court on a charge of acting to cause breach of the peace after spending a night out. He climbed 80 feet onto Lichfield Cathedral roof and shouted for the fire brigade. firefighters rescued him and he was fined 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichfield
England
Patrick Casey
Pat
Edwards Rush Party At Middletown Road Home
Miss Joyce Sherman hosted a rush party at her Middletown Hamilton Road home for Upsilon chapter of Nu Phi Mu Beta Sigma Phi. Honored guests included Mrs Dale Perry and several campus figures. prizes went to Mrs Petry and Miss Foland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Sherman
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Upsilon
Nu Phi Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dale Perry
Jeanne Ann Foland
Peggy Hutchinson
Sharon Edwards
Amy Ginter
Bonita Montgomery
Petry
Foland
Ellen Heil
Ralph Bays
Mary Jo Hyde
Lawrence Murphy
Winford Lawson
Barbara Davis
Carol Irving
Nancy Edwards
Heil
Ardmore Drive
Homemakers Plan Card Party for Library Fund
Community card party organized by Homemakers to aid Middletown Public Library. Event 8 pm at American Legion auditorium with committee chairs named and reservations handled by Mrs. Hardwick. Guests may bring their own cards, play any games, and tickets available at the library or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Middletown Public Library
James Hardwick
Richard LeRoy
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Bill Brake
Barbara Poolistan
Douglas Beebe
James Elliott
Paul Spangler
A. M. Laren
John Barker
Robert Wilson
Don O O'Malley
Don White
Legion Auditorium
Mary Dinus Bridal Shower Attended by Friends
Mrs Clarence Thieman and Mrs Emerick Dinus hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Dinus bride elect. Thirty guests attended at G&E Auditorium on MaryEtta Street with a wedding cake dolls and fall flowers. Miss Dinus and William Horst plan to marry October 26 at St John’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thieman
Emerick Dinus
Mary Dinus
William Horst
Centerville
G&e Auditorium
MaryEtta Street
Catherine Thier
Dinus
Horst
St. John’s Church
Vital Statistics Report of Newborns Across Multiple Families
A compact list records numerous births over the weekend and today at various hamlets and towns, naming newborn girls and boys with parental addresses. Out of town entries note a West Palm Beach birth and related familial details.
Hospital List of Residents Mentioned by Name Across Several Streets
A long list of individuals tied to Franklin Trenton and nearby streets is given, naming Mrs. Clem Reed John Medley Mrs. Robert Cummings Larry Pettyjohn and many others along Second Avenue Burbank Street Tren ton Hill Avenue Malvern Street Franklin Central Avenue Sycamore Street Tytus Ricky Spears and families including the Mills Spears James Hartman James Gilbert Tammy Leavell and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Reed
2Nd Ave
John Medley
Burbank St
Robert Cummings
Franklin
Larry Pettyjohn
Royce Pettyjohn
Joseph Moreno
Trenton
Louis Janka
Hill Ave
James McDaniel
Malvern St
Alta Lackey
Burbank
Robert Williams
Sycamore St
Eleanor Crist
Tytus Ave
Ricky Spears
Millard Spears
Sallie Snowhill
Clark
James Gilbert
Harold Gilbert
Tammy Leavell
St. Clair Leavell Jr
Jefferson Rd
Willie Smith
Dufek Plans Supply Drop Near Pole
Rear Adm. George J. Dufek and his polar expedition tentatively schedule a Thursday supply drop near Marie Byrd Land or a site close to the South Pole. Harsh temperatures and av fuel shortages force fewer trips from Christchurch.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
George J. Dufek
U.S
Marie Byrd ‘Land
South Pole
Dufek
Christchurch
New Zealand
Boston
North Pole
Hays Calls for Severing U S Soviet Ties in Speech
U S Representative Wayne L. Hays of Ohio urged, in Cleveland, that the United States tell the Soviet ambassador to go home and sever diplomatic relations. He spoke on Budapest uprising anniversary to about 700 listeners, warning that UN voting strength distribution hampered the fight for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Ohio
Budapest
Hays
United Nations
Texas Counties Lead Nation in Count But Not Size
Texas has the most counties overall, yet California Arizona and Nevada each own larger individual counties. The comparison highlights how total count can exceed average county size across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Arizona
Nevada
Seaton Urges Sea Water Use To Solve Water Shortage
Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton told the Inland Daily Press Association meeting that U.S. water shortages could be addressed by converting sea water for domestic agricultural and industrial use. He cited 58 authorized water projects since 1952 and projected a 453 billion gallons daily need by 1975, with current use at 262 billion. He noted costs falling from 1.50 to 0.60 dollars per thousand gallons, with fresh ocean water possible by 1972 or sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Seaton
Department of Interior
Membership drive in Cleveland expands NAACP reach
A four week effort added 9,120 members to the Cleveland branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and raised $35,663, reported at a meeting attended by about 400 people in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Truman Named Year's Grandad
Former President Harry S. Truman, 73, was named Grandfather of the Year by the National Grandmother and Grandfather of the Year, Inc. at a meeting yesterday. His daughter Margaret, Mrs Clifton Daniel of New York, gave birth to a son last summer. Mrs Betty Highgate Clark of Chicago was named Grandmother of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Inc
Truman
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
New York
Betty Highgate Clark
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Linda Tieman
Tobias
Streifthau’'S
Io. Es
Cmoe
Carol
PTA
E. 40Th Street
N.Y
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Miss DeWeese
Geritol
Gillen
Crow
Onerro
Edwards
Benjamin Abney
Mentz Rd
Troy Hampton
Omaha St
Paul Ruark
Monroe
Calvin Howard
Carlisle
Herbert Sims
Lebanon Rt
William Davidson
Middletown Rt
Cecil Myers
Woodlawn Ave
Darrell Burdge
Ross St
Clarence Mullins
Yankee Rd
Earl Jones
Germantown
Donald Weir
Edgar Thornsberry
Franklin Rt
Samuel West
Catskill Dr
John Gilbert
Foster
Donald Sprague
Samuel Huffman Morrow
Fred W. Perry
West Palm Beach
Fra
Good Samaritan Hospital
Howard Bishop
Martz-Paullin Rd
Kathryn Perry
Pamela Schenck
Willard Schenk
Alfred Lawson
North Ave
Carl Kaurich
Lawn Ave
Ida Karl
Lebanon
Harold Hooker
Harold Hooker Sr
Wilbraham Rd
Mary Haddix
Jacoby Ave
Mary Fisher
S. Clinton St
Barton Dean
George Bussard
Geraldine Burton
Crawford St
Martin Booth
Wilson
Bruce Nickell
West Middletown
William Norman
Reader, Ark
Stanley Rothman
Well
Henry Campbell
Moore St
Mark Combs
Charles Combs
Highland St
Carson Dalton
Frank
Elmer Dietz
Charles Enright
Wildwood
Mary Sue Ferguson
Donald Ferguson
Fairfield
Mary Fuller
Yankee Ra
Homer Hacker
Scott Hahn
William Hahn
Breller
Henry Hamilton
Thornton Harris
Carl Henderson
Millard Horton
Beattyville
Demtrois Konstantopoulos
Parkview Ave
Gentry Lakes
Howard Lawrence
S. Main
Chester McDonald
Donald Miller
Donald Miller Sr
Poinciana
Pauline Woodrey
Elmer Woodrey
Jerry Williams
Grant Wilmot
Richard Turvey
Thomas Turvey
Oxford State
Wayne Spivey
James Spivey
Chester Shockley
Conrad Heinkel
McKinley
Carmel Hampton
E!wood Moore
Fred Hurtt
Emerson Wells
Central Ave
Richard Ousley
Frank Ousley
Curtis St
Donald Dyehouse
Oneka St
Faye McIntosh
Lucinda McIntosh
Sheridan Ave
James Sexton
Baltimore St
Beech Moore
Jack Graft
Robert O'Dell
Lamberton
Daniel Mokry
Lloyd Jones
Lafayette Ave
Griff Davis
Christel Ave
Mrs
Leroy Swigart
Elwood
Carmilee Williams
Charles Egleston
Charles Egleston Sr
Joan Richter
Donald Richter
Mose Coffey
Goldie Morton
Hamilton
James Hartman
N. Sutphin St
Russell Williams
Philip Whiteman
Edward Whiteman
Lady Sylvia
Verity Easy
NAACP
Tae Liae
Commonwealth
Main
Middletown
Keans
Lewne
South Broad St
U.S. GA
Central Avenue
Strand
West Central Ave
1St National Bank
Second Avenue
Broad & Verity
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
U.S. Middletown
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