Anne Lawson Weds Walter Beatty Jr in Presbyterian Service
Announcement of the marriage of Anne Louise Lawson to Walter Wellman Beatty Jr. at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Ward officiating. The couple, both DePauw University juniors, reside in Greencastle Indiana with the bride’s parents in Linden Avenue and the groom’s parents on Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Louise, Lawson
Walter Wellman Beatty Jr
Walter W. Beatty
Grand Avenue
Paul K. Lawson
Linden Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Ward
Thomas Wiley
David Harrington
Perez to Speak on Springboro School Progress
Clearcreek schools executive head Perez is set to address the Civic Organization meeting in Franklin National Bank, discussing a major community project. Glennis Sexton was named newsletter committee chair at the recent board meeting to prepare member updates on committee goals. The session starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Howard Cheney Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Raymond
Perez
Clearcreek Schools
Civic Organization
Howard Cheney
Franklin National Branch Bank
Glennis Sexton
Lebanon Parents Club Hosts Evening Skating at Rink
The Lebanon Parents Club teams with the Lebanon Roller Rink for a skating night from 6:30 to 10:30 PM highlighting family fun and community involvement.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Parents Club
Lebanon Roller Rink
Wedding Attendants Announced for Bunnell Proctor Nuptials
Miss Barbara Bunnell and Danny M. Proctor plan a October 27 ceremony at 7 90 p.m. in First Methodist Church with a reception in the Fellowship Hall. Sister Betty Bunnell to be maid of honor. bridesmaids Mer rily Day and J Randle Greenup. Best man Ronald Proctor. ushers Gerald and James Proctor. Hostesses include Mrs Herbert Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bunnell
Danny M. Proctor
First Methodist Church
Lester W. Bunnell
Superior Avenue
Betty Bunnell
Merrily Day
J. Randle Greenup
Franklin
Milton Proctor
Vanderveer Street
Ronald Proctor
Cincinnati
Gerald
James Proctor
Herbert Carter
Barbara Merrick
Barbara Lefflcer
John Smith
Continuing Miracles Of Last 20 Years Described By Speaker
Frederick W. Giesen spoke at the Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club Public Affairs Banquet detailing postwar global changes. He noted population and labor shifts, education as key, and the role of the United Nations and YMCA in promoting honest, concerned living. He called it a continuing miracle and urged ongoing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Giesen
Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club
iFirst Presbyterian Church
Giesel
Cincinnati Post- Times Star
Far
Japan
Hong Kong
Mr. Giesel
United Nations
YMCA
Ellen Aubley
B&pw Club
John Avery
Eaton
B&pw
First Presbyterian Church
Progressive Dinner Takes BSP Members To 4 Homes
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a four home progressive dinner themed Around the World in 80 Minutes with France Hawaii Italy and the Orient. Hosts Mrs South Mrs Coxon Mane Mrs Congleton and Mrs Sherman Jr served cocktails hors d oeuvres main courses and desserts. Prizes were won by several members and the next meeting is Oct 29 at Mrs Greenham s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
France
James South
Bexley Drive
Hawaii
Donald Coxon Mane
Chester Road
Ben Swartz
Ray Stidham
Glendon Glandon
James Sloan
Estel Janeway
Jearl E. Spirvey
Robert J. Tawney
H. L. Osborne
Duane Riley
Fire checked as apartment blaze causes minor damage
City firemen extinguished a fire at 8 13 a m in an apartment occupied by Willis Gibson at 313 Webster Street. The blaze, likely from faulty wiring, caused 85 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gibson
Webster St
Psych Dr Rush Discusses Psychiatry at Homemakers Circle Five
The Homemakers Circle Five met with 13 members at Sleebig Road home. Dr. Martin Rush spoke on psychiatry, while hosting duties were shared by Mrs. Mead Grady and Mrs. Dale Humphries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rush
Homemakers Circle Five
Mead Grady
Sleebig Road
Dale Humphries
State Supreme Court Upholds School Fraternity Ban
Ohio's top court affirms bans on fraternities and sororities at Columbus North High and Grandview Heights High. Parents H. James Hollroyd and Dwight Ely, along with others, challenged appellate rulings, while the Brotherhood of Books backed overturning the bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
State Supreme Court
Columbus North High School
Grandview Heights High School
North High
Columbus
Harold H. Eibling
H. James Hol‘royd
Dwight Ely
Brotherhood of Books
Grandview Heights High
Founder's Day Celebrated by Delta Theta Tau Chapter
The Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted Founder’s Day with a history resume of the local Beta Gamma chapter by Mrs. Gordon Nein. A songfest of old tunes and a costume fashion show dating to 1890 followed, featuring Sandy Lentz and several hostesses and rushees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Beta Gamma
Gordon Nein
Sandy Lentz
Warren White
Ray Minter
Fred Stork
Rushees
Donald Wilson
J. Richard Adams
Virgil Condon
David Polisini
Sheila Short
Leroy Snyder
Walter Stacy
B. L. Dawson
James LaPierre
Program Set For Meeting Of WSCS Group
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Monroe Methodist Church plans a 8 p.m. meeting with theme United Nations. Mrs. Francis Mulligan leads the program and Mrs. William Whitenack will serve as worship leader. Readouts include rummage sale results and study course response. Hostess chairwoman Mrs. William Garver is joined by Mrs. John James Mrs. Charles Ewart and Mrs. Marvin Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Women's Society of Christian Service
Monroe Methodist Church
Francis Mulligan
William Whitenack
William Garver
John James
Charles Ewart
Marvin Carpenter
Eastern Star to honor 40 year members Thursday
Presser Chapter 367 of the Order of the Eastern Star will honor 40 year members at a Thursday meeting in the Masonic Temple. Social committee chair Mrs Esther Ledford with members Mrs Helen Asher and Mrs Verna Poe to run the event. Chapter One American War Mothers to meet tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Esther Ledford
Helen Asher
Verna Poe
Legion Home
Births and local stat updates from Franklin area families
Newborns reported yesterday and today to area residents include boys and girls born to Mort Short Martin Jr Roglers Lewellyn Laferty Murphy Mack Adams and others in Franklin with several out of town mothers noted Paternal grandmother and multiple relatives listed as part of the notices
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Mort Short
Beam Drive
Franklin
Mulford Martin Jr
Highview Road
Clifford Hall
Trenton - Franklin Road
Anthony M. Roglers
Lawn Ave
Robert Tewart
Keith St
Trenton
Robert Lewellyn
Madison Road
Raymond K. Lafferty
Riverview Drive
Edwin C. Murphy
Church St
Harry C. Mack
11Th Ave
Ermal Adams
S. Sutphin St
Ralph L. Craig
Columbus
Ohio
C. E. DeJarnette
Grand Avenue
Hospital Names and Dismissals List of Local Residents
The report lists patients at various area hospitals and dismissals. Names include Gregory Burns son of Buell Burns Trenton and F Foster child Howard Bolin Lebanon, among others from West Middletown Springboro and Dayton regions.
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Elmer D. Curryer
Central Ave
Harley M. Fiddler
Springboro
Samuel Baldwin
S Verity Pkvy
Howard Bolin
Sarah E. Jones
Lebanon
Arthur E. Morris
West Middletown
Ernest Murphy
Hawkins Road
Robert Horn
MSL Fall Dinner Party Draws 200 Members
About 200 members from 16 Mothers' Study League circles attended the annual fall membership party a covered-dish dinner at St. Luke's United Presbyterian Church. Everett Cale of Cincinnati hosted visuals and audience participation while speaker topics covered Human Motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lindsey
Mothers Study League
MSL
Mothers’ Study League
St. Luke’s
Festivities open with local hosts and music
Festivities began at 4 40 p m with Mrs. Carl Gressle as the toastmistress Invocation was given by Mrs. Richard Keller Special piano selections for the program were provided by Mrs. Harry Stretcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stalls
Valda Wilkerlson
Carl Gressle
Richard Keller
Harry Stretcher
Mrs Raymond A Moore Returns Home After Visit
Travel notes report Mrs Raymond A Moore returned last evening to her home on E Central Avenue after a two week stay in Houston Texas. She visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Nelson and their baby son Curtis Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Moore
E. Central Avenue
Houston
Texas
William Nelson
Curtis Jay
Unusual Disease Takes 4th Child in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan a rare illness Schilder’s disease claimed two year old Suzanne Marie Johnson and had previously killed three infant Johnson children. Barbara survives. The disease attacks nerves with unknown cause and is not known to be contagious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Schilder
Suzanne Marie Johnson
Russell J. Johnson
Barbara
Suzanne Marie
American Medical Association
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Chardelle Weber
Anne Lawson
Walter Beatty Jr
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Boro
Merle Norman
Central
Osborne
Ellen Aubrey
City Commission
William Denham
Denham
Christopher Neely
Ralph Irons
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
BSP
Richard Griss
Donald Perkins
John Patrick
Griss
Hershel Greenham
Locust Lane
AAA
America
Mexico City
Taxco
City of
Silver
Cuernavaca
Guatemala
We Travel Service
World Travel Service
Charlotte Rupp
Mgr
N. Verity
Carl Bundenthal
Malcom Brelsford
Donald Achberger
Ways and Means
Riley
Thomas
Newland
Joe Mokry
Delta Chapter
Cristonians
Arthur Hobson
Midway Street
Robert Jeffries
Boylston Street
Forrest Leipold
Zeta Chapter
Don LaFrance
Martina Drive
Donald Stibbs
Wilgus Riley
Paul Mokry
Robert Thomas
John Newland
Robert Hauserman
Mexico-Central America
Chichen Itza
Yucaia
Mexico
WSCS
Richard Corrill
Lafayette Ave
Jesse Hale
Hamilton
Mabel Halter
Bundy
William Hamlin
Belvidere
Ernest Lawson
Rufus St
Ethel Lee
John Mayweather
Baltimore
Robert Mitchell
Clarence Mitchell
Garfield
Arthur Moler
John Moore
Excello
Bert Perkins
J. S. Roberson
West Liberty
Albert Rupp
Wylie Seaston
Manchester Road
English Skidmore
Middletown
Penny Wiggins
Walter Wiggins
Warren Road
Elmer Wilson
Princeton Road
Gregory Burns
Buell Burns
William E. Moore
14Th Ave
Jeff D. Howard
Kensington St
Lester C. Turner
Monroe
Fern Taylor
Ottis Taylor
Linda Hensley
Dorothy Hensley
John Arnold
Chase Hotel
Ralph Jones
Grand Ave
Francis R. Stepp
F. H. Gillespie
Vannest Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Willie Agee
N. Broad
John Bevington
Gratis
Burford Bowman
Cornelius Bowman
Minnesota
Alvin Bushhorn
Lowell
Frank Cass
Harold Caudill
Yankee Road
Everett Calee
Lindsey
Gulf Oil Corp
Fred Ziegler
Howard Margerum Jr
Richard Fiessinger
Eli Kamenovich
Ray Ramsey
E. 0. Peck
Ben Roof
Leonard Hamm
Charles Mulligan
Sam Tutt
James Shackelford
Tom Bell
Edward Schenck
William Moore
Bill Back
Ample Parks
Laynecrest Plaza
John Marshall Bailey
U.S. Senate
WKRC
Middletown Women's Republican Club
Melvin Dawson
Shirm
Stu
St. Main
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