Wittlinger Bray Wedding Graced City Church Event
Episcopal Church scene of Wittlinger Bray nuptials with Pauline Wittlinger marrying Stephen Clyde Bray of Franklin. Reception for 200 at The Little Hall followed by couple’s move to 606 S Highview Rd. Mrs Bray previously with Armco Steel and a Miami Jacobs graduate. Best Man John Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
Pauline Wittlinger
Stephen Clyde Bray
Franklin
John Bray
Erie Avenue
Mr. Bray
Bray
William Wittlinger
Sidney C. McCammon
Robert Eschenaur
Layton Goodman Sr
Clayton Ashcraft Jr
Earnest Bowen
Hazel Duvall
Ruth DuChemin
Aldie Lloyd
U. S. Summers Construction Co
Dayton
S. Highview Rd
Armco Steel Corp
Miami-Jacobs Business College
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
Church Women Sponsor Hospital Party in Cincinnati
Two hundred patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati were guests at a weekend party arranged by the women’s classes of the First EUB Church. Mrs. Roland Hinsch introduced members who have organized Amilar parties for 15 years, with the patients providing the music. Local attendees included Mrs. Meredith Pate, Mrs. Black Little, Mrs. Clifford Bedie, Mrs. Ralph Debord, Mrs. William Hubbard, Mrs. Charles Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tendil, the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Searns, and Clifford Stearns Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
EUB
Roland Hinsch
Meredith Pate
Black Little
Clifford Beedie
Ralph DeBord
William Hubbard
Charles Bell
Donald Tendil
Clifford Searns
Clifford Stearns Jr
What Is Teaching and Christian Education dinner talk
The Rev. William Burley spoke at a Monroe Methodist Church dinner meeting arranged by Calvary Methodist Church school staff. After his talk on What Is Teaching the group split into four study groups to discuss What Is Christian Education Teaching Tools Ways Of Improvement and Administration. Mrs. Ernest Romans Mrs. Earl Goforth and Mrs. McCauley arranged the dinner with Rev. Paul McCauley introducing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burley
Monroe Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Mr. Burley
Paul McCauley
Ernest Romans
Earl Goforth
McCauley
Miss Earnhart Speaks to Critique Literary Society
Miss Blanche Earnhart addressed the Critique Literary Society at Miss Florence Powell's home on McKinley Street. She presented a program on Presidential Elections and warned the election fever can affect any American, noting northern governors and senators are often involved. She argued that elections are democracy in action and no longer favor a Virginia gentleman or New England lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Earnhart
Critique Literary Society
Florence Powell
McKinley Street
White House
Miss Earnhart
Virginia
New England
Bridge Club Winners Take Top Honors In Middletown
Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Howard Wikoff led with 68 points to win first place at Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club. Mrs. Bryan Philips and Mrs. William Bales were second with 61 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Layman with 53. The three-table recreation play at Temple Beth Sholom averaged 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Weinstein
Howard Wikoff
Middletown
Community Group Meetings Probed for Week
Coming events include LeSourdsville Ladies Aid meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Ralph Line s home on Hamilton Lebanon Pike Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of the Eastern Star meets tonight at 7 39 in the Commercial Building St Main Street Friendship Night features Inglewood Chapter guests Social hour led by John tot Mrs Marie Rueble to present program Prosser Chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple Past matrons and past patrons will be honored guests Mrs Edward Land to present program Mrs Jack Harrington in charge of social hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville Ladies’ Aid
Ralph Line
Hamilton-Lebanon Pike
Ida Morningstar
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Main Street
Inglewood
John Tot
Marie Rueble
Prosser
Masonic Temple
Edward Land
Jack Harrington
Viola Rebekah Lodge meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Twenty three members of Viola Rebekah Lodge met last night in Odd Fellows Hall. Esther Rebekah Lodge in Lebanon will hold inspection ceremonies October 21. Under Mrs. Howard Hoover the group renewed obligations in a special ceremony with hostesses Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Harold Flatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Lebanon
Howard Hoover
Noble Grand
Harold Flatter
SA Auxiliary Opens Year With Fall Luncheon
The Salvation Army Womens Auxiliary held its first fall meeting at the Citadel a luncheon. President Mrs C W Smith led the session noting last year s Antique Fair proceeds of 1751 28. Committees were named for Citadel work including Christmas baskets Toyland theater party and the 1961 Antiques Fair with May 19 21 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Citadel
C. W. Smith
William Arkill
William Call
Lester Henderson
Paul Kordenat
Herman Barnes
Cora Markham
Homemakers Circle events mark new members and program
Homemakers Circle Three welcomed Mrs. Duane Ellifritt and Mrs. Martin Tier as new members at a meeting at Mrs. Robert Mapes home on Arcadia Drive with guests including Mrs. Harold Lenz and others. The program featured an "Ambassador of Peace" film about Richard Nixon's world travels. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Robert R. Young. Homemakers Circle Twelve met at Jill Lane with Mrs. Robert Sicker hosting. Mrs. James Sorenson was named ways and means chair and Mrs. Tom Willhoff inter circle party chair. Fifteen members and one guest attended. Mrs. John Rosenberger outlined plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Ellifritt
Martin Tier
Homemakers Circle Three
Robert Mapes
Arcadia Drive
Harold F. Lenz
Lester Stone
James Stuart
Robert Falk
Richard Nixon
Robert R. Young
Robert Sicker
Jill Lane
Circle 12
Chester Ward
Lee Lynch
James Sorenson
Tom Willhoff
Edwin A. Zickgraf
John Rosenberger
E. A. Badger
Frank Mincsik
Richardson Drive
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
Malcolm Herrington
Two Hurt In Car Slams Pole Near New Miami
Two persons suffered minor injuries when a car went out of control and struck a pole just east of New Miami on Augsburger Road. Elsie Lee Young 19 of Hamilton Hotel treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for a left leg fracture and facial cuts. Driver John Waters 21 of 923 South Main Street Hamilton received facial cuts.
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New Miami
Augspurger Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Elsie Lee Young
John Waters
S. Main St
Geothermal Era and Hot Springs Near Mt Hekla Iceland
Map notes describe numerous geys' era and hot springs clustered near Mt Hekla in Iceland. The text highlights geothermal activity and potential tourist or research interest in the area surrounding the volcano.
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Mt. Hek‘la
Iceland
Chalk Talk Set For Agers Club Meeting
Mrs Charles FE Wintringham will present a chalk talk at tomorrow's Gold en Age Club meeting. The 1:30 p m session at the Civic Association building honors members born or married in October with special guest status for James Reynolds 87 and his wife 82. Harry Gordon club president notes October members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Wintringham
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
James Reynolds
Harry Gordon
District Scout Meeting Planned at Downtown Bank
The Boy Scout October district meeting will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the downtown Barnitz Bank. Institutional representatives and members at large will attend.
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Barnitz Bank
Largest meteorite found in South Africa weighs 50 to 70 tons
A massive meteorite, hailed as the largest ever discovered, was found in South Africa. Experts estimate its weight at 50 to 70 tons, sparking interest from researchers and local authorities in the region.
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South Africa
Births Reported for Helfman Amburgey Byrd Morton Vitori Pearce Harrison Taul Kramer
Vital statistics list nine births in local addresses for Monday and Sunday with eight U S. residents and one out of town birth in Woodbridge England. Parents referenced include Kenneth Helfman Billy Amburgey Eugene Byrd Phillip Morton John Vitori Dwight Pearce Troy Harrison James Taul Louis Kramer Ferber Thomson and grandparents R S Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy J
Amburgey
Grand Ave
Eugene Byrd
Eldora Drive
Phillip Morton
Gibbons Road
West Carrollston
John Vitori
Dwight Pearce
Arlington Ave
Troy Harrison
Pershing Ave
James M. Taulbee
Browning St
Louis Kramer
Winton St
Ferber S. Thomson
Woodbridge
England
R. S. Heller
Santa Fe Road
Marriage Licenses for Clifford Jarrell and Ida Bailey
Cliff Jarrell aged 74 retired of 702 Elwood Street married Ida Bailey aged 64 of 203 McKinley Street. John Layton 25 Air Force MP at Plattsburgh AFB of Plattsburgh New York wed Helen Goebel 27 a telephone company service rep of 1943 St. Clair Street Williamsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Jarrell
Hospital Patient List Highlights Frequent Discharges
A long hospital roll shows Dennis Howard Gary Carpenter Dennis Pennington Ronald Hicks and many others admitted from Curryer Road Yankee Road Elsmere Street and West Middletown with numerous relatives named in the listings. Several patients are noted as DISMISSED including Charles Bailey Neal Delver and Patrick English among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Howard
Curryer Road
Gary Carpenter
Ova Carpenter
Yankee Road
Dennis Pennington
Elsmere St
Firemen Aid Stricken Women in Middletown
Fire Department emergency squad assisted 76 year old Sarah Stewart of 822 18th Ave. who had trouble breathing and was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition by Riggs ambulance. At 6:43 a.m. police and squad responded to 907 Elwood St for Mrs Carl Wedekind who suffered an apparent heart attack and was not admitted to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hicks
Miamisburg
Sarah Stewart
18Th Ave
Cynthia Bush
Jack Bush
West Middletown
Manuel Fitzpatrick
Well Road
David Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Fire Department
Riggs
Elwod St
Carl Wedekind
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Society
Chardelle Weber
Episcopal Church
Wittlinger-Bray
Washdavrs
Baltimore
St. Middletown, O
Westinghouse Laundromat
Bridge Club
Laatiitar
Getz Jewelers
Centrel Ave
Paris
Sirikit
Thailand
Pierre Balmain
France
J. T. Riley
James Diefenbach
L. K. Henderson
C. A. Burnett
Homer Dickerson
John Pendleton
Toyland
N. A. Smucker
Arkill
Raymond Moore
Ralph Baldwin
Everett McGill
Paramount Theater
Paul Kirchner
Call
Dickerson
Clarence Dumeyjer
Carlos Shrout
Bert Townsend
Brigadier
Chesley Young
Jean Crutcher
Glen Greenham
Brock
L. J. Livny
Burnett
Nancy Leach
Alma Salzmann
Ruth Howard
Josephine Howard
Camp Swaneky
Brig. Young
Young
Kenneth Helfman
Timber Trail Drive
Jack Baker
Middletown Rt
William E. Combs
Brown Ave
Bryan Susanne Hall
William E. Hall
Highland St
George Hasselback
Trenton
David W. Jacot
Springboro
Mattie Martin
Georgia Martin
Walnut St
Joseph Slezak
Highland
Larry Staats
Germantown
Edmond Perry
Goldman Ave
John Denton
S. Breiel Boulevard
Delores Long
Crawford St
Arlie Lawson Sr
Louis Snell
Central Ave
Robert Gibbs
Omaha
Anna Wilson
Clair Hayes
Dewey Robinson
Ottawa
Samuel L. Embrey
Grove St
Ida Ward
Robert Lamb
Edward Hackney
Ricky Barker
Donald Barker
Woodlane Ave
Charles Thompson
Nancy Elaine Newcomb
Harold Newcomb
Wilson St
Hugh M. Wright
Milton Court
Louis R. Selby
Omar Dyas
Clarence Meeks
N. Main St
Edwin R. Beam
Euclid Street
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Taft Gregory
River St
Grandview Hospital
Paul Scotti
Elman Drive
Charles Bailey
Frank
Lin
Neal E. Delver
Meadow Ave
Patrick English
Robert English
Eugene Hamilton
Franklin Heights
Mortimer Hazlett
Jack M. Keister
Bernard Lovely
Frank Matthers
20Th Ave
Robert Mull
Jackson St
Mamie Oliver
Lewis Lace
Barbara Sue Proftt
Astor Profitt
Wildwood Drive
Karen Russelo
William B. Russelo
16Th Ave
Fred S. Slezak
Central Ve
Nathan Smith
Andrew Stamper
Richmond St
Ray Vallance
Fairmount Ave
Toney Wills
Ninth Ave
Cae
Authentic Oriental
Orient
Floor
S. M
Little Boys
Billy the Kid
Dungarees
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