Ratterman outlines Campbell County clean up at federation banquet
Campbell County sheriff George Ratterman credited an aroused citizenry for cleaning Newport and the county of vice in four years since his reform ticket victory. He recounted his arrest episode, noted drop in federal gambling stamps, and predicted vice would not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ratterman
Campbell County
Kentucky
Federation of Women’s Clubs
EUB
Ratterman
Newport
United States
Newport Ministerial Association
Cincinnati
Reform
Campbell Couty
David Miller
The
Welfare Finance Corp
Maurice Rohrkemper
Delta Zeta Grants Highlight Midlletown Alumnae Meeting
Middletown area Delta Zeta Alumni heard reports from President Mrs. Leonard Hackney detailing a $2500 national grant to the American Hearing Society and a $500 grant to Galludet College for art books. Theta Upsilon initiate Mrs Gary Getter joined Oxford Ohio visit. three freshmen pledged new DZ chapters. Christmas tea set for Dec 29 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anders
Monroe
Middletown
Delta Zeta
Jane Mehl
Leonard Hackney
National Council of
American Hearing Society
Cal
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
National DZ Council
P. H. Long
Oxford
Ohio
Alpha
Gary Getter
Theta Upsilon
Middletown Area College
Linda Deisler
Donna Spiegle
Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Susan Kay Lyons
Alpha Theta Chapter
University of Kentucky
Hackney
Series of Showers End for Bride-Elect
Last in a series of pre nuptial showers honoring Miss Eileen Dineen bride elect of John E Hall was given by Mrs J Richard Grubbs at her Ross Street home. A Halloween motif featured in decorations and a pumpkin centerpiece. The honoree is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde J Dineen of Elmo Place and will wed Nov 6 at 2 30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Dineen
John E. Hall
J. Richard Grubbs
Ross Street
Clyde J. Dineen
Elmo Place
Robert Curry
Fred Winslow
Lillian Long
Mary Ellen Dineen
Clyde Dineen
Chester Hall
David Popp
C. E. Popp
Marianne Popp
Sandy Popp
Clinton D. Boyd Jr
Jack Siegfried
Howard Hoffman
Majee Grubbs
Miss Dineen
Mr. Hall
Holy Trinity Church
Officers Elected By Shartle Club for 1965 66
The Shartle Girls Club named Mrs Russell Speigle president for the 1965 66 year with officers Sue Wagner vice president Patti Gross secretary and Wendell Foster treasurer The slate chosen at a Clark Street office meeting includes welfare ways and means social and new member committees The group planned the December 13 Christmas party at Imperial House South and discussed projects to benefit the Butler County Children's Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shartle Girls Club
Russell Speigle
Clark Street
Shartle Division
Black Clawson
Sue Wagner
Presi
Speigle
Elizabeth Bramlage
Harlan Bishop
Gerald Horn
Garwood Wells
Elbert Tannreuther
Kenneth Hall
Inza Stone
Agnes Wilson
Imperial House South
Butler County Children's Home
Living Costs High As Ever
Washington AP reports the cost of living rose to a record-tying 110.2 percent in September, with housing clothing and shoes driving the rise. Meat poultry and fish stayed high while potato prices dropped 32 percent, and supermarket foods and dairy fell slightly.
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Washington
Labor Department
Circle 10 of First Methodist holds church meeting
Fifteen members met yesterday at Tremont Court home of Mrs. David Young with Mrs. Jack Diefenbach assisting. They discussed the film Almost Neighbors seen at the October Women’s Society of Christian Service general meeting. Mrs. Lorena Trinkle led the prayer and self-denial service. Plans were set for the November 15 rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 10
First Methodist Church
Tremont Court
David Young
Jack Diefenbach
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lorena Trinkle
Doty House Donation Announced at Daughters of Penelope Meeting
Chrysa Chapter of the Daughters of Penelope met at Sts. Constantine and Helen Church to discuss future projects. A Grecian Dinner proceeds check for 241.15 was sent to Doty House. An annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov 17 was invited to Order of Ahepa members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysa Chapter
The
Daughters of Penelope
Sts. Constantine and Helen Church
Nick Ververis
Doty House
Ahepa
Crist Pappas
Gus Valen
John Revelos
George Cavalaris
Anthony Valen
85-Year Milestone Celebrated for Mrs. Bolser in Middletown
Mrs. James Bolser of Shafer Street was feted on her 85th birthday at the Golden Lamb Inn. Nieces Mrs. James Neal of Aberdeen Drive and Mrs. Wilson Penquite of Blanchester hosted the party. Bolser, widow of a longtime local police officer, has long lived in Middletown with a daughter the late Mrs. Ray Frazier and a grandson plus three great grandchildren. Attendants included Mrs. Kelsie Singleton, Mrs. Charles Gilmont, Mrs. Carl Nahlbom, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bolser
Shafer Street
James Neal
Aberdeen Drive
Wilson Penquite
Blanchester
Ohio
Bolser
Middletown
Ray Frazier
Golden Lamb Inn
Kelsie Singleton
Charles Gilmont
Carl Nahlbom
Miamiville
Golden Agers To Masquerade At Verity Parkway
Members of the Golden Age Club host a masquerade party and dance tonight from 7 to 10 30 at 600 N Verity Parkway. Prizes will be awarded. Music provided by Mr and Mrs Melvin Nothe of Hamilton and club member Mrs Mary Robinson, pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age
N. Verity Parkway
Melvin Nothe
Hamilton
Mary Robinson
Montessori Education For Pre School Children Studied
Mrs. Paul Christiansen and Mrs. James McKissick led a study group from the American Association of University Women in Contemporary Topics A Study of Education. The program featured a history of the Montessori method and demonstrations of materials. New member Mrs. Thomas H. Campbell welcomed. guests Mrs. Walter S. Geckeler and Mrs. Imogene Ort attended. Co hosts Mrs. Edward F. Willmas and Mrs. William B. Noll presided at Mrs. Stanley H. Peltier’s Orchard Street home. Next meeting on Nov 18 hosted by Mrs. John Robb at 317 Bellemonte St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Christiansen
James McKissick
American Association of University Women Study Group
Thomas H. Campbell
Walter S. Geckeler
Imogene Ort
Edward F. Willlmas
William B. Noll
Stanley H. Peltier
Orchard Street
John Robb
Bellemonte St
Ten Women Win Prizes At Forest Hills Bridge Event
Ten women were awarded prizes yesterday at a card party lunch at Forest Hills Country Club. Among the participants were Mrs. John Race Mrs. James Tewell Mrs. Thomas Albright Mrs. Ray Miles Mrs. Paul Whitley Mrs. Alvin Bell Mrs. Paul Hegg Mrs. Bonnie Trent Mrs. A E Roper and Mrs. Robert Brinkmeyer. The next FH lodge ladies day bridge is scheduled for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
John Race
James Tewell
Thomas Albright
Ray Miles
Paul Whitley
Alvin Bell
Paul Hegg
Bonnie Trent
A. E. Roper
Robert Brinkmeyer
FH Lodge
Picture Window Damaged by BB Pellet
Clyde C. Cox of 2117 Lamberton Street reports $75 damage to a house picture window from a BB pellet. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Cox
Lamberton St
Births Reported for Franklin and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Herald T. Lakes welcome a boy born yesterday at 2 Eyler Drive Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson announce a girl born yesterday at 9850 Hamilton Trenton Road Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gayhart report a girl born today at 1319 Woodlawn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald T. Lakes
Eyler Drive
Franklin
Paul Johnson
Hamilton - Trenton Road
Hamilton
Lonnie Gayhart
Woodlawn Ave
Hospital Dismissals Listing Names and Residences
A hospital discharge list names multiple individuals with their street addresses including Leah Schneider Shel don Road Thomas Sexton Charles St James Miller Charles Dana Hall daughter of Bill Hall Burbank St Albert Laren Lisa Lane Danny Vanderpool August Ave Clarence Ward Franklin Edward Turner Park St Ralph Peck Franklin Robert Schlebig Browns Run Road Douglas Whitaker East St George Johnson Pearl St Ralph Myers Millikin Rosanna Morgan Mi amisburg Blanche Niblick Christel Ave Walter Oakley Cynthiana Ky William Van Erp Terrimore Circle Colette Palmore 18th Ave Lance Duncan Hoover Court Buck Hale Carolina Dale Milkiff son of Billy Midkiff Springboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Hall
Bill Hall
Burbank St
Albert Laren
Lisa Lane
Danny Paul Vanderpool
August Ave
Clarence Ward
Franklin
Edward Turner
Park
Cubs Award Night Recognizes Five Pack 1 Members
Five members of Cub Scout Pack 1 at First United Presbyterian were presented awards and pins last night. Recipients include Doug Blazer, Mike Theal, Chris Schueler, Bill Linch, and Eddie Richter, with Cubmaster Fred Schueler leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Doug Blazer
Mike Theal
Chris Schueler
Bill Linch
Eddie Richter
Fred Schueler
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Federation
Earle Turvey
David Easton
Fred Ziegler
E. H. McCandlish
Corbin Bertram
Frank Hidy
Ralph Irons
J. W. Holman
W. H. Spindler
Cecil Kindred
Gerry Hart
Chardelle Weber
Robert Asher
William Denham
Jerry
D. M. Nisbet Treas. Pol. A.v
Frank
the Carriage Shop
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Incorporated
Shartle Club
Leah Schneider
Sheldon Road
Thomas Sexton
Charles St
James Miller
Charles
Lance Duncan
Hoover Court
Buck Hale
Carolina
St. Dale Milkiff
Billy Midkiff
Springboro
Bartel
Melton
Burgundy
NAVY
Filson Charge
Filson
Central Avenue
Cubs
Professional
N. Verity Pkwy
Nunery
N. Verity
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Mame
Blogmington, Illinois
David Armbruster
Pol. Adv
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