Officers Nominated For War Mothers Banquet In Ohio
Ohio War Mothers convention enters second day with a Presidents Breakfast at 7 30 a m in Manchester Hotel Oval Room. 112 War Mothers registered yesterday as visitors delegates and alternates. Joseph E Palluzzi Day ton VA chief speaker for banquet in Senior Ballroom. Election of officers set for Tuesday with installation ceremonies. Memorial services held at Middletown Little Arlington followed by buffet supper with Lemon Monroe High School Choir and Gene Young trumpet solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio War Mothers
Manchester
George S. Fletcher
Joseph E. Palluzzi
Special Services
Dayton Veterans’ Administration
Robert E. Miller
American Legion Armory
Mary Smithkey
Fannie Jones
Filetener
Jeanette Gruver
Middletown
Little Arlington
American Legion
Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Lemon-Monroe
Gene Young
Fletcher Brate
Nu Phi Mu Founder's Day Dinner Tonight at The Colony
Nu Phi Mu sorority Unit II hosts its annual Founder's Day dinner this evening at 6 30 at The Colony. Tomorrow guests from Graduate Regents Women of the Moose visit Mrs. Clifford Emerick home on Illinois Ave at 7 30. Critique Literary Society holds a dinner meeting tonight at 7 at the Party House in Waynesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coming Up
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Unit II
Critique Literary Society
Waynesville
Canton Weekend Enjoyed By Middletonians
Mr and Mrs Carl W Martin of Martin Meadows and Mr and Mrs Howard Wikoff of Shafer St returned from a weekend at Skyview Acres near Canton. They were honored at a Friday night buffet with 18 friends. Saturday featured a cocktail party in Canton and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jacobs at Benders Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Martin
Martin Meadows
Howard Wikoff
Shafer St
Skyview Acres
Ted J. Black
Canton
Middletown
Martins
Wikoffs
Ted J. Black, Jr
Martha Martin
Middletonians
Wilbur Jacobs
Bender's Inn
Hilda Louise Scherz Weds Roland E Kohr in Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs Eugene Scherz announce the marriage of their daughter Hilda Louise to Roland E Kohr son of Mrs Roland M Kohr and the late Major Kohr The ceremony occurred at Third Presbyterian Church Cincinnati Rev Richard Burroughs officiating The couple plan a Spring Mill honeymoon and attend University of Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Scherz
Cincinnati
Hilda Louise
Roland E. Kohr
Roland M. Kohr
Kunz Ave
Major Kohr
Richard Burroughs
Betty Scherz
Jo Kreamelmeyer
Marilyn Miers
Geraldine Betts
Leon Kohr
Richard Wigger
David Henning
Charles Eckert
Spring Mill
Mrs. Kohr
University of Cincinnati
Eileen Dennis To Be Married in Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs Sam Dennis announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen Sylvia to Robert Martin Stern son of Mrs Henry M Stern of Cincinnati Miss Dennis is a University of Cincinnati graduate Stern attended UC majored in chemical engineering served two years in Italy and Austria and has recently returned to the United States The wedding is set for November 23 in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dennis
Manchester Ave
Eileen Sylvia
Robert Martin Stern
Henry M. Stern
Cincinnati
Dennis
University of Cincinnati
Stern
U. C
Italy
Austria
United States
Local Woman Named To District Office
Mrs. Lloyd Hannah was installed as senior vice president of District 8 during the Daughters of Union Veterans of Ohio convention in Hamilton. Representing Alice Pheebe Carey Tent of Middletown were Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Homer Schrock among others. A proposed project at the convention was to erect a home for veterans' dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hannah
Daughters of Union Veterans of Ohio
Hamilton
Alice Pheebe Carey
Middletown
Hannah
Homer Schrock
Ralph Kah
Charles Schwab
Clark Brothers
Union Veterans
Gift Nook display featured at Middletown Hospital card party
Welfare Auxiliary of Middletown Hospital announces plans for a 2 to 5 pm card party and tea at the Manchester Hotel ball room. Gift Nook items from the hospital shop will be shown, orders for Christmas delivery taken, and a doll with bassinet and layette prize donated by Mrs. Frank Vigor will be awarded at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Manchester
Gift Nook Committee
Heber Jones
Gift Nook
Frank Vigor
Parterness
Hospital
William E. Storer
Glenn Lane
Sororities Honor Rushees With Teas Sunday Afternoon
Sororities at Wilbraham Road home of Mrs. Lillard Lee hosted a tea Sunday afternoon to honor rushees Miss Betty Tuttle Miss Joan Rusk and Mrs. John Tiscner. Mrs. Lee received a gold recognition pin for her presidency and Mrs. Moore earned a similar pin. Yellow chrysanthemums framed the blue and gold table with lighted tapers as co hostess Mrs. Fred Whitman presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lillard Lee
Wilbraham Rd
Betty Tuttle
Joan Rusk
John Tiscner
ESA
Mark Moore
Lee
Fred Whitman
Rush
John R. Wills
Harold Bailey
Virginia Abrahms
Thomas Thurman
Jack Barrett
Doward Snow
Marsh
Michael Kaurich
Travel Notes Reveal Busy Midwest Schedule
Travel notes show Miss Marporie Winkier planning a Chicago stop for flight stewardess exams with American Airlines then a Friday departure to Kansas City to visit sorority sister Miss Joan Yengling. In Euclid Street, Miss Graccie Holder attends lectures as a guest at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Glass home. Weekend visitors at Purdue include Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gernard with their son George attending the Purdue Notre Dame game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marporie Winkier
Chicago
Kansas City
American Airlines
Joan Yengling
Graccie Holder
J. L. Glass
Euclid St
Purdue University
H. F., Gernard
Bryant St
George
Purdue
Middletown Delegates Attend District B and P W Meeting
Twelve Middletown delegates joined representatives from area clubs in Lebanon for the District Eight annual meeting of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women. Mrs. Eugene Augspurger presided as the event opened with registration and morning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lebanon
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Eugene Augspurger
Augspurger
Floyd Starr
J. Les DuEret
H. R. Jones
Rhediar Jones
Earle Hanson
George Wedekind
Ada Selby
Lena Frisch
L. W. Laundy
Alva Andre
Mildred Jones
Elizabeth Schenck
Methodist Circle Eight Luncheon At Mrs Foutz Home
First Methodist Circle Eight members attend a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Arthur Foutz home on North Sutphin Street. Mrs Reid Kenyon presented colored slides from a Europe trip this summer. Hostesses included Mrs L L Dredge and others coordinating holiday plans for Otterbein Class Calvary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Foutz
First Methodist Circle Eight
North Sutphin St
Reid Kenyon
Europe
L. L. Dredge
J. F Mills
George Strodtbeck
A. W. Zinner
Otterbein
Calvary Methodist Church
Albert Mehl
W. S. Conklin
George Peck
Hume Dance
R. A. Heck
Club Women Hold Conference in Greenfield District Meet
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs plans a district conference Tuesday at the First Methodist Church in Greenfield. Middletown attendees include Mrs. Ralph Rettig chairing Drama Literature and Poetry for the Southwest district and Mrs. S J Kuderer Middletown Federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Greenfield
First Methodist Church
Middletown
Ralph Rettig
Southwest
S. J. Kuderer
Water main leak prompts Verity Parkway detour
A one block detour on Verity Parkway between Lincoln Street and Yankee Road to Woodside Avenue began today as Mc Graw Construction crews search for a water main leak just south of Yankee Road. The main serves the Great Miami River area and Armco East Works and lies under the parkway. City Manager H W Starick said repairs will fill cavities before final resurfacing, with duration depending on subsurface conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Pkwy
Lincoln St
Yankee Rd
Woodside Ave
McGraw Construction Company
Parkway
Great Miami River
Armco East Works
H. W. Starick
Neighbor Halts Grass Fire On Oxford Farm
Carl Mattix spotted a grass fire on the Harry Clark farm three miles north of Oxford. He notified the Oxford fire department and attached a plow to his tractor to trench a double furrow around about 200 square feet. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze despite strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Harry Clark
Here
Carl Mattix
Oxford Fire Department
Fifty Boy Scouts Tour Hamilton Navy Center
Fifty scouts and ten leaders from Middletown Pack 6 joined scouts from Post 43 Mason Post 38 Morrow and Troop 38 Morrow on a tour of the Naval Reserve Center Hamilton Sunday. D E Garret said the outing, sponsored by Pack 38 Morrow, showed radar workings and naval reserve functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Pack
Middletown
Naval Reserve Center
Hamilton
D. E. Garret
Boy Scout Pack 38
Morrow
Naval Reserve
Post 43
Mason
Grand Larceny Charged In Mail Theft
Charles Spencer, 50, of Fleming Road, was to appear in Municipal Court for grand larceny and intoxication. Perry Neil, NY Central Bailr detective, arrested Spencer Saturday morning after a mail pouch containing more than 50 pieces was reported missing. Police say the theft occurred between 8 and 11:15 a.m. on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer
Fleming Rd
Thaternoon
Alton Combs
Perry Neil
New York Central
Spencer
Railroad
City di Tives
Cleaner Week Promotes Air Pollution Control Efforts
Today marks Cleaner Week as the Air Pollution Control Association launches a nationwide drive. Leaders including Chi N. Howison of Cincinnati head efforts across federal state and local governments industry and the public to curb all sources of air pollution during the event running through October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Pollution Control
Ciation
Oral
National Association
Chi N. Howison
Cincinnati
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