Yesteryear Party Showcases 19th Century Style
The Study League hosts a Yesteryear Party at the Church of the Ascension featuring 19th century and early 1900s costumes. Mrs. Thomas Bell won for Miss America 1916, with other awardees for prettiest dress and most original flapper attire. A pantomime and Charleston performances cap the evening.
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Mothers Study League
Church of the Ascension
Thomas Bell
George Breitenbecher
Roy Stutz
Domnall Spears
Edwin Sherman
Jack Achberger Jr
Michael Mitsoff
Ben Roof Jr
Richard Green
John Kiley
Robert Homan
Richard Henderson
Ronald Caudill l
Jack Oaks
Edward Schenck
Joseph Wetzel
Herbert Kelhoffer
Carl Chamberlain
Joe Schrock
James Cummings
Party Honors Visitor Here at Mrs Pieratt Home
Mrs. Clester Pieratt hosted a noon dessert bridge in honor of Mrs. Robert Goulding daughter of Mrs. Raymond Greene of Nelson Road. Goulding's husband is a physician in Carmel California. Additional plans for visiting honors are being organized by Mrs. James Lang and Mrs. Greene.
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Clester Pieratt
Robert Goulding
Raymond Greene
Nelson Road
Couple Wed In Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Harold Graham of Spring Avenue Franklin announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Henrietta to Lowell H Milles of Konochia Wisconsin The exchange of vows occurred Saturday in the Lutheran parsonage in Konochia Both are graduates of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago The bride works for Mc Nagleys Map Corp and the groom for the Gas and Electric Co of Chicago They will reside in Chicago
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Harold Graham
Spring Avenue
Franklin
Alice Henrietta
Lowell H. Milles
Konochia
Wis
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
McNagleys Map Corp
The
Gas & Electric Co
Chicago
Christmas Gift Portraits Offer Early Sitting
The notice invites readers to book early Christmas gift portrait sittings to allow extra time for a superior result. It provides contact details and encourages on the spot or phone appointments to secure a session.
Beavan-Hanger Vows Exchanged in Kentucky Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jackie Beavan daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Beavan Harrad Kentucky to Charles Phillips Hanger of Somerville. Vows were exchanged by Rev Robert Ward at 5 30 p m October 26 at First Presbyterian Church with attendants Mrs Gerald E Risner. The couple, both Aeronca Manufacturing Corp employees, will reside at 704 Moore Avenue after a Smoky Mountains wedding trip.
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Jackie Beavan
Harry Beavan
Harrad
Charles Phillips Hanger
Somerville
Robert Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Gerald E., Risner
Marshall Road
Harrad, Ky
West Elkton High School
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Smoky Mountains
Hanger
Natives Describe Java Soup Mace From Swallow Nests
Java natives favor soup mace made from edible swallow nests. The nests are prepared from mixtures of animal and plant substances.
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Java
Kautz Sloneker Bride and Groom Wed in Seven Mile
Miss Carolyn Francis Kautz daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel F Kautz of Hamilton wed Roy Clarence Sloneker son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Sloneker of Seven Mile Saturday at 7 30 p m in Seven Mile Presbyterian Church Rev Wendell Pontius officiated Ushers included Dale Dean Malcolm and Fred Sloneker brothers of the groom Arthur Sloneker served as best man Bridesmaids wore emerald green velvet gowns and pink carnation bouquets The couple will reside at 9 D Victory Apartments after a South honeymoon trip The bride is a Hamilton High School graduate and Bowl ing Green State University alum The groom a Seven Mile High School graduate attended Miami University and works as collection manager for General Acceptance Corp The wedding followed a church reception.
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Carolyn Francis Kautz
Samuel F. Kautz
Hamilton
Roy Clarence Sloneker
Stanley Sloneker
Seven Mile
Seven Mile Presbyterian Church
Wendell Pontius
Dale Dean
Malcolm
Fred Sloneker
Arthur Sloneker
Gayle Meyer
Middletown
Gayle Sloneker
Nancy Sloneker
Treasurers Meet in Cleveland Opens 33rd Convention
About 300 persons are expected for the 33rd annual convention of the State Association of County Treasurers in Cleveland. The gathering opens with a tour of the new County Administration Building.
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Cleveland
The
State Assn. of
St Joseph first graders to have class photos taken
Lebanon Indiana first grade pupils at St Joseph School bring home notes announcing Thursday photo day. Instructions to boys call for clean faces, well combed hair, and shaving if needed.
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Lebanon
Ind
St. Joseph School
Travel Notes From Middletown Families and Homecoming Events
Mr and Mrs Earl Whitt and daughter Judy of Dixie Highway return from Bethany West Virginia after attending the Bethany Allegheny football game and homecoming ceremonies. Miss Julie Watson fiancee of Ronald Whitt was a candidate for homecoming queen. Three Middletown American War Mothers members attended the Ohio state board meeting in Akron: Mrs Robert Perry Middletown president and alternate VAVS representative to Dayton Veterans Hospital, Mrs Charles Fakes state treasurer and VAVS representative to Cincinnati Hospital, and Mrs Charles Bolton state VAVS representative to Dayton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Whitt
Judy
Dixie Highway
Larry Bobbitt
Bethany
W. Va
Bethany-Allegheny
Julie Watson
Ronald Whitt
Middletown
American War Mothers
Ohio State Chapter
Akron
Robert Perry
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Charles Fakes
Cincinnati Hospital
Charles Bolton
Dayton Hospital
Coming Events From Local Clubs This Week
The Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Car riers 178 meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Girls Club with Mrs. Chester Hollenbaugh and Mrs. Forest Creager hosting. Jacksonburg Mothers Club postpones to Nov 13 at Mrs. George Ingram's home 101 Lylburn Rd for a party at the church on Nov 19 inviting community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hollenbaugh
Forest Creager
Jacksonburg
Mothers Club
George Ingram
Lylburn Rd
Bathhouse Operators Plan Lockout in Tokyo Protest
About five million Tokyo residents without baths face a Friday without bathing as 2,300 public bath houses close for an indefinite period. Operators protest a city ruling allowing only a 10 to 16 yen price raise, seeking at least 20 yen for access and social bathing.
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Tokyo
Ironing Board Innovations Ease Home Tasks
An article notes rising use of no iron fabrics and new sit down ironing boards with curved knee friendly legs. It suggests ironing may become obsolete but shows industry progress aiding the modern housewife.
Inger Stevens Emerges From Ingrid Bergman Shadow
Not Ingrid, Not Grace, She's Inger Stevens. The Swedish born actress, praised for beauty and drama, discusses her career from Kansas State College to New York modeling to Paramount films. Her current work includes Man on Fire opposite Bing Crosby and Cry Terror with James Mason.
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Hollywood
Inger Stevens
Ingrid Bergman
Grace Kelly
Inger
Bing Crosby
James Mason
Yul Brynner
Manhattans
New York
Kansas
Kansas State Agriculture College
Montgomery Ward
Paramount
Jmaid
Eloise
Sol Siegel
Mrs. Carpenter Wins Trophies At Wildwood Golf Club
Mrs. Vic Carpenter won both the club championship trophy and the traveling championship trophy at Wildwood Golf Club's fall banquet. President Mrs. Robert Lentz also awarded trophies to Mrs. Don Snyder, Mrs. Del Meyer, Mrs. Morton Taylor, Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Don Cross, and Mrs. George Brecht, with twenty-four members present and an election held. The ladies committee for next year includes Mrs. William Bales, Mrs. James Abbott, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. M. L. Johnston, Mrs. Dorothy Kimball, Mrs. Ray Melampy, and Mrs. Claude Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Carpenter
Wildwood’ S Golf Club
Robert Lentz
Don Snyder
del Meyer
Morton Taylor
Kenneth Bell
Don Cross
George Brecht
William Bales
James Abbott
Meyer
M. L. Johnston
Dorothy, Kimball
Ray Melampy
Claude Jones
Dietrich praised as best dressed woman of 20th century
Marlene Dietrich rejects sack style and fashion trends saying she favors simple black or white outfits, gray daytime wear, and minimal hats. The Philadelphia Fashion Group named her the best dressed woman of the era for her lasting impact on style.
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Marlene Dietrich
Lovely Marlene
Philadelphia
Miss Dietrich
America
Germany
New Jet Engines Unleash Record-Breaking Afterburner Roar
Described as a furnace of sound, the new jet engines with afterburners produce an intensity unmatched by any prior human experience, signaling a dramatic leap in propulsion technology.
Vital Statistics Birth notices and dismissals listed in county column
A stream of birth announcements reports several new babies including girls for William and ? Bowling, Lonnie and Fultz, James Fultz, Roger Lakes, Robert Jackson, Mason Hall, Gilbert Sauer, plus a boy for Norman Sullivan and a girl for Monroe Turner. Dismissals list residents leaving Mercy Hospital and individuals from Hamilton Franklin and Germantown areas with ages and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fultz
Lewis St
Roger Lakes
Pennyroyal Rd
Franklin
Robert Jackson
Yankee Rd
Mason Hall
West Elkton
Gilbert Sauer
Bellomonte St
Yesteray
Local Residents Enter Hospital for Care
The column lists numerous individuals admitted to the hospital including Mrs. William Cumbo of Tren ton Rt 1 William Spensel of Wayne Ave Mrs. George Ross of Franklin Mrs. William Crawford of Roy Durham of Columbia Ave Jess Isaacs of Franklin Rt. 2 Fred Taulbee of Trenton Mrs. Roy Knutson of Franklin Mrs. Robert Johnston of Trenton Rt. 1 Darrell Taylor son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of West Middletown Rt. 2 Ruth Tyman of Columbia Mrs. Junior Reed of Glen Ave Mrs. J Henry Hayes of N Sutphin St Elmer Pullman of German town Rt. 2 Roger Goff son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Goff Jr of Judy Dr Ernest Lawson of Rufus St Mrs. Robert Davies of Poinciana Rd.
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William Cumbo
Trenton
William Spensel
Wayne Ave
George Ross
Franklin
William Crawford
Grove
Roy Durham
Columbia Ave
Jess Isaacs
Ie Fred Taulbee
Roy Knutson
Robert Johnston
Darrell Taylor
Robert Taylor
West Middletown
Ruth Tyman
Junior Reed
Glen Ave
J. Henry Hayes
N. Sutphin
Elmer Pullman
Germantown
Roger Goff
Columbus Goff Jr
Judy
Ernest Lawson
Rufus St
Robert Davies
Poinciana Rd
Four Ohio Schools Closed Over Respiratory Illness Outbreak
Brown County officials closed Aber deen Ripley Higginsport and Eagle two schools for the rest of the week due to a respiratory illness outbreak. Two other county schools had temporary recesses earlier.
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Vernunivwn
Ohio
Brown County
Aberdeen
Ripley
Higginsport
Eagle
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Tobias
sTunio
Crismas Cnd
South Broad St
Wilson
Onnunl
William, J. Mier
Kine Praturee Syndicate
Ingrid
Grace
Golly
By Bob Thomas
Mrs. Carpenter
Wildwood
la Dietrich
Dorothy Roe
Women's
Quineys
Chester
Rodez
France
Peg
FORD
Hammond
Don Orazio Manpara
Vittoria
Sicily
Giuseppe Schinina
Ing Poe
William Bowling
Illinois Ave
Lonnie Fultz
West Middletown Rt. 1
Norman Sullivan
Pendleton
Justin Holweger
McKinsey Street
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Barnes
Sherman Ave
Gyrlene Calhoun
18Th Ave
James Fritz
Charles St
Donald Geeding
S. Sutphin
Martin Henderson
Land
Wilbur Henderson
Grove St
Dafinence Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
19Th Ave
Diani Johnson
Henry Johnson
Thomas Love
Edgar Lyking
Flem
Minnie Lyons
James Morrison
Tytus
Floyd Porter
N. Main
George Puckett
Lola Dalton
Charles Riddell
Brenda Stidham
Arles Stidham
Ovads Tyvreach
Marcel
Henry Marcel
Central Ave
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