Federation Calendar Fall In November
Middletown social calendar for November features basketball and football, dances, card parties, bazaars, a Marine Band concert at Middletown High School, a folk singers program at the local campus, and the first Middletown Symphony Concert. Events include card parties, dances, football games, church gatherings, and citywide celebrations listed by Mrs. Vincent Sisson.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Middletown Symphony
Vincent Sisson
Santa Fe Road
Middletown Federation of Women’s
Middletown Democrat
Legion
Tappi
Manchester Motor Inn
St. Paul's
Duplicate Bridge Draws 28 Players at Brown's Run Club
Twenty eight persons attended the Brown's Run County Club ladies day duplicate bridge and luncheon at the Sleebig Road clubhouse. The Mitchell movement yielded an overall average of 63. North-south winners were Mrs. Howard Cheney and Mrs Don Cheney, 70, with others scoring 67 and 65. East-west leaders were Mrs. Gilbert Wagoner and Mrs. George Hutchinson, 83, plus teams at 73 and 62. The next ladies day duplicate bridge will be held Thursday November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run County Club
Sleebig Road
Mitchell
Howard Cheney
Don Cheney
Sidney Yager
Russell Anness
Warren Mann
Ken Thomas
Gilbert Wagoner
George Hutchinson
William Shera
Illusive freedom of mind debate at Study Club
The Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Sheard for a program on Justice William C. Douglas and the illusory right of freedom of mind. Mrs. Nevin Smucker spoke on censorship and conformity in postwar America, citing loyalty oaths and news media control, and quoting Douglas on tolerance for all ideas. A business meeting preceded the luncheon honoring Mrs. Bert Sheard. attendees included Mrs. Bachderf and several titled members.
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William C. Douglas
Sheard
Supreme Court
Gilbert
United States
Nevin Smucker
Justice Douglas
Douglas
Pentagon
U. S
Cramer
Smucker
E. S. Land
Bess Mitchell
I. A. Casper
Karl Banzhaf
Shower To Honor Bride Elect Lucia Ingram
A miscellaneous shower honors bride elect Lucia Ingram, whose wedding to Sgt. Clifford Swager is set for Nov. 25 at St. John’s Church. The event is hosted by Mrs. David Ingram at her Church Street home, with numerous Ingram and Swoger family members and friends attending, including Mrs. Otto Ingram Sr., Mrs. Robert Swoger Sr., and Sgt. Swoger’s relatives.
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Lucia Ingram
Clifford Swager
St. John’s Church
David Ingram
Church Street
Claude D. Ingram
Norman Gibbs
Larry Ingram
George Ingram
Cleda Strong
Irene Duncan
Clifford Harrell
Benny Nickells
Vicki Nickells
Cindy Nickells
Otis Leslie
Clarence Napier
Helen Perkins
Ben Bloom
Thomas Wenzel
John Rudd
Carol Roby
Robert Swoger Sr
Peggy Swoger
Lafayette Allen
George Allen
Robert Klapper
Denny Eggenburg
Clarence Grunner
Otto Ingram
Mirs
Robert Bowman
Sharon Bowman
Margaret Ingram
Albert Bessell
William Oliver
Miss Ingram
Otto Ingram Sr
Burbank Avenue
Sgt. Swoger
Pershing Avenue
Sorority Meeting Held With Jewelry Demonstration
The Phi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Armco Girls Holiday House with a jewelry demonstration by Mrs Betty Blankenship. Under Mrs Robert Shafter the group planned to sell paper and ribbon as a Christmas project and discussed a recent white elephant sale led by auctioneer Miss Sue Sargent. Members also planned to attend the movie Gone With The Wind in Cincinnati.
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Betty Blankenship
Phi Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Armco Girls
Robert Shafter
Sue Sargent
Cincinnati
Christians Clean Your Attic Faith Talk At Circle Three
Mrs. Marva Sampson leads First Methodist Church Circle Three on Hannah Drive with a call to remove hate and prejudice like cobwebs. She outlines Human Relations Council goals including fair housing and job opportunities and notes the council handles white complaints and assists all citizens. Also notes UNICEF card sales, November meals, and the New Life Mission dates plus Community Day Hospital program discussion.
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Marva Sampson
Circle Three
First Methodist Church
Edward Morris
Hannah Drive
Florence Powell
Marvin Hiatt
Morris
Byron Hackney
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle
Philip Jaques
Alamo Road
Harry Clinton
Harold Figley
George Kerns
R. S. Liljestrand
Gilbert Wagoner
Coming Events by Miami Valley Council D A A
Miami Valley Council 30 D A A will meet Tuesday at 8 p m in the D of A Hall N Broad Street. Drill practice for members and officers. Mrs Arthur Richardson and Mrs William Jolliff to lead social hour. Mrs John Harbaugh spoke on Say It Now. New member welcomed Zelma Held. guests include Mrs Austin Whitmore. Hostess helpers listed. Plans for tasting luncheon and showing slides. Circle Seven and Circle Six meetings noted. Prayer chain for New Life Mission services Oct 29 Nov 4 discussed. Ike gets 1000 letters weekly at Gettysburg office.
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Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
D of A
N. Broad Street
Arthur Richardson
William Jolliff
United Nations
John Harbaugh
Robert Brinkmeyer
David Cox
Eugene Kirkpatrick
Zelma Held
Austin Whitmore
Lee Chamberlain
Calvin Taylor
Mary Ann Taylor
Homer Leffler
Wscs Society
India
Ross
Snyder
Jack ‘Russell Weatherwax Sr
Milton Zeis
New Life Mission
Florence Powell
October 27 Bridal Shower Honors Miss Virginia Palmer
Mrs. Marvin Carpenter and Mrs. Dale Short hosted a bridal shower for Miss Virginia Palmer bride elect of Floyd E. Tipton at the Carpenter home in Monroe. Guests included Mrs. Herman Palmer, Mrs. Philip Palmer, Mrs. William Palmer, Mrs. David Palmer, and many Tipton and Keister relatives among others.
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Marvin Carpenter
Dale Short
Virginia Palmer
Floyd E. Tipton
Carpenter Home
Monroe
Herman Palmer
Philip Palmer
William Palmer
David Palmer
Raymond Palmer Sr
Raymond Palmer Jr
Floydton
Shirley Tipton
Faye Tipton
Brenda Tipton
Stella Rawlins
Vernon Burgess
Jane Burgess
John Soppanish
Herschel Borders
Ronald Rettich
Jesse Schultz
James Keister
Claudia Keister
Christine Keister
Albert Guessford
George Crowe
Janice Guessford
Miss Palmer
Herman S. Palmer
Greek Society To Hold Thanksgiving Dinner at Church Hall
Mrs. Harry Rikas will chair the annual Thanksgiving Dinner of the Ladies Philoptochos Society at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church social hall on November 12. Co chairwoman is Mrs. Mike Revelos with a committee including Mrs. Kalanzis Garofalos Minas Revelos Jonson Poulias Jonson Pantel and They. At the Hamilton YWCA meeting the group announced the seventh Archdiocesan Philoptochos Conference in Cincinnati and district projects aiding the Detroit cathedral and St Basil's Academy in Garrison New York.
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Harry Rikas
Ladies Philoptochos
Society of Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Mike Revelos
James Kalanzis
George Garofalos
George Minas
Nick Revelos
Charles Jonson
Nick Jonson
James Poulias
James C. Jonson
John Pantel
Chris Revelos
Hamilton Ywca
Archdiocesan Philoptochos
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Basil’s Academy
Garrison
N. Y
Couple to wed at Monroe Methodist Church
Lafayette Avenue resident and Mr Tipton of Taylor Avenue announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter on October 27 at the Monroe Methodist Church.
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Lafayette Avenue
Tipton
Floyd Tipton
Taylor Avenue
Monroe Methodist Church
Reservations Due For Fall Banquet By Middletown Clubs
Reservations for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs fall banquet are due by 8 p.m. Monday to Mrs. Joseph Alexander at 2002 Armco Drive. The event October 26 at First EUB Church begins 6:30 p.m. with registration at 5:45. Guest speaker is Juvenile Court Judge Benjamin S. Schwartz of Cincinnati. Special guests include City Commission Chairman William Denham, Doty House administrator Hugh Butler, and Arthur M. Wolman of the Middletown Public Library. The Mothers Study League Mini Mothers Circle debuts as a federated group. banquet chair is Mrs. Raymond J. Pettebaum.
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Federation
EUB
Philadelphia Street
Baltimore Street
Benjamin S. Schwartz
Cincinnati
City Commission
William Denham
Hugh Butler
Doty House
Arthur M. Wolman
Middletown
Mothers Study League
Raymond J. Pettebaum
Robert Homan
Harold Voorhis
Alexander
Termites and trusted operators raise home repair concerns
A cautionary note warns homeowners about trusting unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers for termite work. It urges scrutiny of credentials and sources, emphasizing that unverified operators can lead to questionable or unsafe home repairs.
Purdy Service and Hardware Sheds Light on Local Trades
In Middletown a historic business named Lewis J Purdy Service G Sales EXTERMINAL TERMIT SERVICE marks 278th year, touting thousands of satisfied users. Contact 422-8384 or 3-468? for references and hardware needs.
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Lewis J. Purdy
Middletown
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