Pre-Rush Party At Lockard Home By Middletown Alumnae
Floyd Lockard home in Knoll Woods hosted a pre-rush event organized by Middletown Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae for 12 incoming college freshmen from Middletown and Monroe. Guests wore turquoise and gray tags and bandanas, enjoyed a hobo-feed picnic, games, and group singing with planning by Patricia Lockard and others. A tea and fashion show for college students is planned for September 8 at the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lockard
Knoll Woods
Middletown
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Monroe
Patricia Lockard
Charles R. Schneider
John Harkrader
Monroe Mitchell
Robert Hauselman
Alice Hawkins
Ginger Wise
Marilyn Satcher
Fred Johnson
Mary Frances Longbrake
Butler County
Girls
Swaim-Lengyel Attendants Named For September Wedding
Miss Mary Catherine Swaim daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Swaim Nelbar Street will wed Frank A Lengyel son of Mrs Susan Mokry on September 12 at Holy Trinity Church. Maid of honor Molly Rossi bridesmaids Rosemary Swaim Mrs John Bruggeman and Marcella Holstein attend. best man Joseph E Thier. ushers William Horst Joseph Orth John Bruggeman Jr Andrew Klamo Frederick Slezak. reception hostesses Joan Patterson Mary Ann Downey Roberta Morris Jean Long Ruth Morris Adele Schlager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Swaim
Robert Swaim
Nelbar Street
Frank A. Lengyel
Susan Mokry
Fourteenth Avenue
Molly Rossi
Rosemary Swaim
John Bruggeman
Marcella Holstein
Hamilton
Lengyel
Joseph E. Thier
William Horst
Joseph Orth
John Bruggeman, Jr
Andrew Klamo
Frederick Slezak
Joan Patterson
Mary Ann Downey
Roberta Morris
Jean Long
Ruth Morris
Adele Schlager
Holy Trinity Church
Garden Club Meeting Includes Movie On Begonias
Neighborhood Garden Club members met at the Apple home on Fleming Road with 22 in attendance. They noted the American Rose Society annual in Columbus September 10 to 12 and the September 12 dedication of a new municipal rose garden. The group also planned a October 25 chrysanthemum garden tour and discussed First Avenue tree preservation along the cemetery, with Public Works Director C A Boeke promising to save most trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Apple
Fleming Road
Neighborhood Garden Club
American Rose Society
Columbus
Municipal
Dave Whitehurst
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Neighborhood
Garden Club
Civic Improvement Committee
First Avenue
Public Works
C. A. Boeke
Homemakers' Circles approve budget at Red Lion meeting
Homemakers' Circle Two members met at Mrs. Lawrence Kirkpatrick's Red Lion home to approve the coming year's budget with 14 members and a guest watching an educational film. Homemakers' Circle Eight in LeSourdsville hosted by Mrs. Clifford Weiland with Mrs. James Fasany assisting held the season's first meeting and planned future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Red Lion
Robert Morehead
Clifford Weiland
LeSourdsville
Circle Eight
James Fasany
Homemakers Circle Four Meets for First Fall Session
Homemakers Circle Four held its first regular meeting of the season at Mrs. Ben Hoyt’s Oxford Street home with a covered dinner. Harold Smith from Schiff Shoe Store presented a program on Shoe Styles. The group received the year’s upcoming programs during the business session. Guests included Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod and Mrs. Louis Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
Ben Hoyt
Oxford Street
Harold Smith
Schiff Shoe Store
Kenneth MacLeod
Louis Hamilton
Lions Auxiliary outlines projects for the year
The Girls' Club hosted the Lions Auxiliary season opener led by president Mrs. Ray Miles. The group outlined projects for the coming year and awarded prizes to Mrs. R. T. Richter, Mrs. John Blust, and Mrs. Robert Reiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Auxiliary
Ray Miles
R. T. Richter
John Blust
Robert Reiner
Church Ladies Aid to Meet Friday Evening
The Coming Up Ladies Aid of First EUB Church will gather Friday at 7 30 p m at the church. The Ladies of the Letter Carriers Auxiliary plan a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Girls Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
First Eub Church
Letter Carriers
Tub erous Begonias Feature in Atlas Film Night
An Atlas Fertilizer Company program showcased a sound and color film on tuberous begonias, highlighting their tropical origins, cool climate adaptation, and hybrid varieties. The piece notes simple culture from seeds tubers or cuttings and oddly mentions orchid-like seed prices at $2 500 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Fish Emulsion Fertilizer Co
Tropics
Floral arrangement winners announced for fruits and vegetables
The event recognized floral winners Mrs Reid Kenyon Mrs David Whitehurst Miss Esther Kerschbaum Mrs Earl Klein and Harvey Apple. Mrs Kenyon and Mrs Klein earned special awards for fruit and vegetable arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Kenyon
David Whitehurst
Esther Kerschbaum
Earl Klein
Harvey Apple
Kenyon
Klein
Loyal Friends Class Meets at Mrs Voorhis Home
Mrs. Howard Voorhis hosts 19 members of the Loyal Friends Class First Christian Church on Inland Drive for their monthly gathering. Mrs. John Miller presents on the program as the group enjoys a business meeting and games with assistants Mrs. Chester Faggett Mrs. William Apple and Mrs. Ethel Stone assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Voorhis
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
Hr Home
Inland Drive
John Miller
Chester Faggett
William Apple
Ethel Stone
Friendship Class Wiener Roast Picnic Near Eldora Drive
Twelve members and five guests of Friendship Class met at Mrs. Thomas Sanders home on Eldora Drive for a wiener roast and picnic on the lawns. A white elephant sale followed. Next meeting set at Mrs. Charles Wagner home with assistance from Mrs. Claude Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
EUB Church
Thomas Sanders
Eldora Drive
Charles Wagner
Claude Bowman
Surprise Shower For Patricia Greer
Last evening Patricia Greer arrived with her mother Mrs. Larry Beckwith to a surprise shower hosted by her mother’s bridge club at Mrs. Warren Johnson’s Spencer Lane home. Gifts lay under an umbrella decorated with silver and white, flanked by two cakes and a miniature bride and groom. Guests included Mrs. Dan Humphreys Mrs. Walt Williams Mrs. Roy Benning Mrs. Ranny Daly Mrs. Harlan Combess and Miss Judy Greer. Patricia Greer and Leland C. Lynch Jr. plan to wed September 19 at 7:30 p.m. at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Greer
Larry Beckwith
Warren Johnson
Spencer Lane
Dan Humphreys
Walt Williams
Roy Benning
Ranny Daly
Harlan Combess
Judy Greer
Miss Greer
Leland C. Lynch, Jr
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bridge Luncheon Honors Visitor Dolly Harris Guest
Mrs. E. S. Myers hosted a bridge luncheon on South Main Street for Dolly Harris, guest of Mrs. Don Montville. Prize winners included Mrs. John Wilks, Mrs. Walter Roehll, Mrs. Montville, Mrs. Glen Reed, and Mrs. Cliff Crawford Sr. Present were numerous ladies including Mrs. Douglas Bleecker and Mrs. H. V. Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Myers
South Main Street
Bridge
Dolly Harris
Don Montville
John Wilks
Walter Roehll
Montville
Glen Reed
Cliff Crawford
Harris
Douglas Bleecker
H. V. Mercer
John Whitlock
William Jones
Murray Wilson
Stuart Ives
Harold Jones
Harry Moore
W. A. Harrison
Martin Coffey
Z. W. Ranck
Charles Stiles
C. H. Murray
Forrest Fitzgerald
Mrs Gullady Wins Prize at Lebanon Moose Meeting
In The Lodges Mrs. Joe Gullady of Lebanon was the prize winner last evening at the meeting of Women of the Moose. Formal initiation services were held by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gullady
Lebanon
Women of the Moose
Travel Notes Include Visits and Vacations Around Ohio
Mrs W B Nixon and Mrs He ber Jones returned from Columbus after attending the Deshler Hilton gift show and shopping for the Gift Nook at Middletown Hospital. Joe Lawson Jim Fiessinger Dick Jones and Buddy Jones vacation at Miami Beach during the break between summer school and the fall term at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Nixon
Joe Lawson
Jim Fiessinger
Dick Jones
Buddy Jones
Miami Beach
Miami University
Washington Street Pair Attend Cleveland Wedding Party
Miss Joanne Bishop of Washington Street and Miss Delores Dunlap of Cincinnati depart for Cleveland to attend the wedding Saturday evening of Miss Dorothy Ann Payne, a former Miami University roommate. Dunlap will be a bridesmaid and both will join the final pre nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Bishop
Washington Street
Delores Dunlap
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dorothy Ann Payne
Miami University
Miss Dunlap
Miss Bishop
Middleton Residents Travel and Guests Visit Locally
Mr and Mrs Nelson Wootan Jr of Highland Street and Mr and Mrs Albert Grill of Glendale return from a vacation at Indian Rocks Beach Florida and Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. Mrs Lylburn Watkins of Flint Michigan arrived for a two week visit with Mrs Ernest Sharit of Calumet Avenue. Mr and Mrs J T Schraffenberger former Middletonians now in La Jolla California are in town for several weeks at their South Main Street apartment. Visiting with their parents are John William Schraffenberger and Mrs C R Scarborough Ann Schraffenberger of Great Neck New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Wootan, Jr
Highland Street
Albert Grill
Glendale
Indian Rocks Beach
Fla
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Lylburn Watkins
Flint, Mich
Ernest Sharit
Calumet Avenue
J. T. Schraffenberger
la Jolla
Calif
South Main Street
John William Schraffenberger
C. R. Scarborough
Ann Schraffenberger
Great Neck
Long Island
N. Y
Mrs Berry and Daughter Visit Sacramento Kin
Mrs James Berry and her daughter Diane of Sacramento California are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Miller on North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry
Diane
Sacramento, Calif
John Miller
North Avenue
Zeller Family Returns From Northeast Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Zeller and their son Stephen of Aberdeen Drive completed a Northeast trip visiting Niagara Falls Buffalo Boston and Maine coast towns with a return via Lake Placid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zeller
Stephen
Aberdeen Drive
Northeast
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Boston
Maine
Lake Placio
Campbell Soup destroys ripe tomatoes in Camden plant
Campbell Soup Co orders destruction of nearly 100 truckloads of ripened tomatoes due to lack of canning facilities. A spokesman says tomatoes ripened early in the heat wave and farmers are paid for their loads. About 97 percent of deliveries Monday through yesterday were ordered destroyed as the plant runs 24 hours daily to process as many as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Campbell Soup Co
Births Roundup: Nine Local Families Welcome Babies
Mr and Mrs James R Smith of 1816 Wayne Ave welcome a girl yesterday. Emery Knott of 720 Auburn St greets a boy yesterday. Charles Fraunfel ter of 406 Aberdeen Dr reports a girl yesterday. Arthur Eliopoulos of 706 Poplar St announces a boy yesterday. Vernon D Brooks of 34 Crawford St welcomes a boy yesterday. John Canada of 707 Seventeenth Ave reports a boy yesterday. Billy Thompson of 811 Fourth Ave has a boy today. Richard Dearth of Germantown greets a girl today. James Betlar of Middletown Rural welcomes a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Smith
Wayne Ave
Yesteray
Emery Knott
Auburn St
Charles Fraunfelter
Aberdeen Dr
Arthur Eliopoulos
Poplar St
Vernon D. Brooks
Crawford St
John Canada
Seventeenth Ave
Billy Thompson
Fourth Ave
Richard Dearth
Germantown
James Betlar
Middletown Rural
Marriage Licenses for Stocker Slams and Mohr Flick
Robert J. Stocker 24 engineer Hamilton and Carol C. Slamer 20 secretary Oxford obtain marriage license. Alonzo Stacey 36 Brookville and Septa Grain 42 Hamilton also listed. Richard Mohr 68 and Ruth Flick 4 both of Hamilton apply for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Stocker
Hamilton
Carol C. Slamer
Oxford
Alonzo Stacey
Brookville
Ind
Septa Grain
Richard Mohr
Ruth Flick
Hospital Patients and Dismissals Listed in Local Notice
The notice lists numerous local residents under medical or surgical care at area hospitals including Mrs. Dorothy May Allen and Warner Cull, with others like Rosemary Back and Dr. Richard Campbell noted. Out of town entries include Avonell Fisher and a King's Daughters Hospital reference in Ashland Kentucky. Several patients are marked as dismissed to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Allen
Burbank St
Warner Cull
Carlisle
Robert Lanter
Logan Ave
Rosemary Back
Grover Back
Gratis
Surgical
Clara Baker
Webster St
Joseph Presta
Mike Presta
Lafayette St
Donna Chester
Herman Chester
Trenton
William Taylor
Navaho St
Grove Wills
George Collier
Penfield Ave
Kyle Caldwell
Richard Campbell
Robert Campbell
Wilmore Dr
John T. Young
John T. Young Sr
Grove St
Mary Louise Robbins
William Robbins
Fairfield Ave
Charles Saylor
Crawford St
Dennis Spencer
Harlan St
Ernest Wilson
Mohawk St
Fannie Estridge
Garfield St
Avonell Fisher
Tytus Ave
King’s Daughters Hospital
Ashland
Daniel B. Stevens
Ralph Peck
Mariba
Geraldine Neff
Franklin
Carol Mullins
Albert Mullins
William Lesch
Sixteenth Ave
Conrad Lewing
Leonard Lawson
Harlan
Cade Couple Return From West Tour
Mr and Mrs W C Cade of Orlando Avenue returned from a three week tour of the West visiting the Bad Lands Black Hills Yellowstone National Park Salt Lake City and Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cade
Orlando Avenue
West
Bad Lands
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Denver, Colo
U S Defector Center in West Germany Aids Soviet Fugitives
A U S backed reception center in West Germany guides Soviet defectors toward new lives while gathering detailed information on the USSR. Defectors are interviewed for hours, matched with staff, and helped to emigrate or join U S programs as advisers or citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ussr
Daniel DE Luce
West Germany
Soviet Union
Red Russia
Siberian
Tiflis
Poland
Us.s.r
Russia
Washington
London
Pars
Americas
United States
Canada
Brazil
Soviet Army Medical Corps
South America
Berlin
Vienna
Yak and Pony Caravans Carry Toll in Tibe
Caravans of yak and pony bear a heavy transport burden in Tibe, a region described as three times the size of California, reflecting vast terrain and logistical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibe
California
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Lockard Home
U. S
George Washington
Spain
Howe
John Gainor
Wallace Springer
FBI
S. Broad St
North Verity Dial
S. Main ST
Franklin, Ohio
Butler County Farm
Hamilton Sertoma
Plug Horse
Crippled Children’s Society
Butler County Fairgrounds
Patricia
Soup Company
Harlan Hamlin
Frank
Lin
Harold Haney
Buenave
Wesley Griggs
Robert Davis
South Sutphin St
Elwood Coulton
John Cox
Coles Rd
Ruth Smith
Malvern St
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Sable Caverns
New York
Haven
Moscow
Pravda
Kremlin
Center
U.S. Army
N. Main ST
Denim Dungarees
Chambray Work
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