Social News From East Central Avenue and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Carl Hovel and son Carl return from a three week Westward trip visiting Mr Ralph Hovel in Los Angeles Calif Dick Valentine from New York will visit his mother Mrs Marie Valentine in Yankee Road this weekend Mr and Mrs Harry Bailey of Windsor Street host their son and daughter in law St and Mrs Glenn Bailey of Norfolk Va Lt Bailey serves in the Army with the Surgeons Division at Hampton Road Port of Embarkation Mr Robert Tate of Lorain Ohio visits his parents on Broad Street Sgt and Mrs R H K JP and Mr and Mrs W E Baker fly to Atlanta Ga for Jody Hall and George Mees Middletown wedding then plan Florida vacation Sgt and Mrs Frisch stay at Fort Walton Fla Elgin Air Base Baker couple head home via New Orleans
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Carl Hovel
Carl
East Central Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Hovel
Ralph Hovel
West
Dick Valentine
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Marie Valentine
Yankee Road
Glenn Bailey
Norfolk
Bailey
Army
Hampton Road Port of Embarkation
W. E. Baker
Atlanta
Jody Hall
George Mees
Middletown
Florida
Sergeant
Frisch
Fort Walton
Fla
Elgin Air Base
Baker
New Orleans
Sorg Office Girls Honor Co Worker Dinner in Miamisburg
Four co workers honored at a Sorg Paper Co party in Peerless Pantry Miamisburg. Miss Jo Ann Crawford bride to be Wendell Petry Sept 15. Miss Phyllis Howard and Mrs. Sewell leaving the company. Rita Deger chaired with helpers Cecelia Augspurger Vorhis Sebald and others. Gifts presented to Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Kathleen Hannah.
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Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Sorg Paper Company
Jo Ann Crawford
Millard Walker
Mervin Sewell
Phyllis Howard
Miss Crawford
Wendell Petry
Miss Howard
Sewell
Rita Deger
Joseph Hopper
Cecelia Augspurger
Vorhis Sebald
Walker
Kathleen Hannah
Groun
Indiana Driver Jailed After Alcohol Crash
Leonard Burkhart, 26, of Richmond Indiana, charged with driving while intoxicated after an accident in Hamilton, was sentenced by Judge Harry F. Walsh to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse. He received a $418 fine and a five year driving ban.
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Hamilton
Leonard Burkhart
Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati
Harry F. Walsh
Kievit Home Gala Spinster Party Before Wedding
Miss Gloria Kievit hosts a pink and white spinster party at her Euclid Street home in anticipation of her August wedding to Lawrence E. Behrens of Farmersville. A bridal motif decorates the scene with gifts, cards, and games, and guests include Lydia Hoffman Phyllis Hazelwood and others from Cincinnati Miamisburg and nearby towns.
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Gloria Kievit
Euclid St
First Methodist
Lawrence E. Behrens
Farmersville
Louis R. Walter
Sue Carlor
Cincinnati
Bridge
Lydia Hoffman
Canasta
Phyllis Hazelwood
Margaret Leighton
Nancy Neill
Nancy Ayres
Hoffman
Sally Lamb
Marjorie Beck
Shirley Dadisman
Marilyn McCutcheon
Lucy Sebald
Marilyn Banker
Carlor
Katherine Hastings
Miamisburg
Out-Of-Town Guests Attend Doris Reardon Edward Sickle Wedding
Out of town relatives and friends travel from Portland Maine Chicago Virginia and Michigan to attend the wedding of Miss Doris Reardon and Mr Edward B Sickle at Holy Trinity Church on Saturday at 2 30 PM. Guests include Mrs George Killings Mrs John S Hickey and many college friends from Washington and Lee University with a rehearsal dinner at the Manchester Hotel and a gala stag party at Blair's.
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Doris Reardon
Edward B. Sickle
Holy Trinity Church
Portland
George Killings
Chicago
Max S. Sickle
Stephen Sickle
Camp Lee
John S. Hickey
Carol
G. Canon
Warren
James Walsh
Judy
Washington and Lee University
Jack Shumate
Mt. Hope
Kent Rigg
Ft. Worth
Tex
Posey Sutton
Wise, Va
Robert Lapsley
Berrian Springs
Mich
Grafton Cook
Dowing
William Pacy
Baltimore
Leonard Haugh
Collinsville
Conn
Jase Drabeck
New York City
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Vanity
Athens
Jack Haller
Cleveland
Cliff Latta
Prestonsburg
Rena Gerkin
Newark
N. J
Joan Bechloff
Blair's
Manchester Hotel
Max S. Sickle, Jr
Parties Ended For Miss Sorrell
Pre nuptial events for Miss LaVenne Sorrell, bride to be of Mr. Richard Henderson, culminate with parties at the Bailey home in Trenton. Green and white decor, gifts table canopy, garden flower centerpiece, and a luncheon followed a fond gathering with numerous guests and prize winners.
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LaVenne Sorrell
Richard Henderson
First Baptist Church
W. E. Bailey
Roy Brown
Bailey
Trenton
John Evans
Faye Bailey
Sandra Brown
Bert Canney
Ross Evans
Fred Harbach
Warren Fink
Ollie van Camp
Richard Freeman
Lillian Roberts
Eastern Star Presser Chapter 367 Dinner Meeting
Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 367 will meet at 6 p.m. for a covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple. Regular business session follows. Members should bring covered dishes and their own service. Chairs are Mrs. Chester Mc Cutcheon and Mrs. Myrtle Goss.
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Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Chester McCutcheon
Myrtle Goss
Lions Auxiliary Holds First Meeting of Year at Wilson Home
Members gathered at Mrs. Howard A. Wilson’s residence Wednesday night for Lions Auxiliary first meeting of the year. A covered dish dinner was enjoyed in the Barn, followed by a business session led by new officers Mrs. Ollie Seitter president Mrs. Ernie Graff secretary and Mrs. C. M. Mockabee in charge. Sam Tutt announced bake sales and other winter projects and motion pictures of activities were shown after. Hostesses included Mrs. Russell Stabler and others.
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Lions Auxiliary
Howard A. Wilson
Wilson
Ollie Seitter
Ernie Graff
C. M. Mockabee
Sam Tutt
Ways and
Russell Stabler
Ray Miles
Robert Reiner
Edgar Moorman
Philathea Class Dinners and Faith Devotions at First Methodist
The Philathea Class of the First Methodist Church hosted a covered dish dinner in the social rooms on Tuesday evening. Tables featured summer flowers and devotions on Faith were given by Mrs. E. S. Sherron. Anita Swift played two piano solos, then vacation reports were shared by members. Hostesses included Mildred Long and several others.
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Philathea
First Methodist Church
E. S. Sherron
Anita Swift
Mildred Long
Earl Bicher
J. M. Inwood
J. S. Day
J. W. Maysilles
O. R. Cecil
Ruby Lawson
Homemakers Circle 2 Holds First Fall Meeting
Homemakers Circle 2 met at Mrs. Rowan Crawford’s Sixteenth Ave home on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Raymond Patrick Mrs. James Abbott and Mrs. Elsworth Van Fleet. The group announced a November 13 benefit bridge party for the library project. Program booklets were distributed and the theme Building a Better Future was discussed. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and Mrs. Lawrence Kirkpatrick.
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Homemakers
Circle 2
Rowan Crawford
Sixteenth Ave
Raymond Patrick
James Abbott
Elsworth van Fleet
American Legion Home
Crawford
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Circle 8 Homemakers Meet At Ferlise Home
Circle 8 Homemakers met at Mrs Louis Ferlise home with Mrs Frank Hoffman as co host. Mrs Bernard Cain named Federation delegate and Mrs Ralph Holt chosen co chair of the ways and means committee. Members enjoyed vacation movies in the evening.
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Circle 8
Louis Ferlise
Frank Hoffman
Bernard Cain
Ralph Holt
Women’s Association hears talk on Friends and Friendship
The Oakland Presbyterian Church Women’s Association met Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Sharp spoke on Friends and Friendship, stressing that hatred blocks love. Mrs. Ted Griss reported on the Presbyterian Synodical meeting in Wooster. Hostesses for the covered dish dinner were Miss Laura Strain, Mrs. William Reedy, Mrs. Paul Thiel, and Mrs. Holly Lansaw.
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Women’s Association of the
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Sharp
Ted Griss
Wooster
Laura Strain
William Reedy
Paul Thiel
Holly Lansaw
Loyal Friends elect officers for coming year at meeting
The Loyal Friends class of the First Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Leslie Denis home. Mrs. Hazel Ratliff and Mrs. Edwin Bobbitt led devotions and officers for the year were elected with Mrs. Earl Moore to serve as teacher.
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Loyal Friends Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
Leslie Denis
Fourteenth Ave
Hazel Ratliff
Edwin Bobbitt
Earl Moore
Fresh Fall Fashions Debut With Bold Textures and Silhouettes
The article outlines a refreshed fall outlook with textured fabrics from tweed-like suits to ruched and corded materials. It highlights color contrasts, varied silhouettes with full and slim skirts, adaptable ensembles, convertible necklines, and dramatic sleeve trends for coats and dresses.
Women of the Moose Met at Moose Hall In Regular Session
Women of the Moose gathered at Moose Hall for their monthly meeting. The state conference is slated for September 2023 at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus. Edith Arpp received her Sponsor's pin for years of service. Game prizes were awarded to Alfred Gehron and Marion Meyer.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Edith Arpp
Alfred Gehron
Marion Meyer
ESA Beta Zeta Holds Fall Meeting at YMCA
Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Tuesday evening at the YMCA. Martha Proctor announced the year’s theme The Study of Ohio. Welfare chair Mark R Moore said balloons at the circus raised over 58 dollars for Kansas flood victims. Rushee names were chosen. Pat Lester Ellen Dr will host the first rush party next Tuesday.
Daughters of America Council Plans September Events
Miami Valley Council No. 30 met Tuesday to arrange a program and dinner for September 22 at Knights of Malta Hall. Program committee includes Mrs. Fred Pummells, Mrs. Arthur Richardson, Mrs. Percy Kash, and Miss Carol Thomas. Deputy Ira Sickles requests all officers at Knights of Malta Hall on September 11 for a special meeting. A Stanley party is set for September 18 with a social hour to follow.
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Miami Valley Council No. 30 Daughters of America
Knights of Malta Hall
Fred Pummells
Arthur Richardson
Percy Kash
Carol Thomas
Ira Sickles
Knights of Maita Hall
School Day Curly Looks and Mother's Hair Goals
Betty Clarke advises mothers on making a school day hair plan for daughters. For curly hair a permanent wave is praised as a time saver and neatness aid, with home kits designed for children and steps to prep hair and timing for optimal curls.
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Betty Clarke
UP News
Annie
Sis
Mrs Earl Wilson Praises Blue Bonnet Margarine Taste
Mrs Earl Wilson compares Blue Bonnet margarine with other spreads and endorses its delicate sunny sweet flavor. The ad highlights all vegetable margarine nutrition including Vitamin A and emphasizes economy and the famous all three benefits flavor nutrition and economy.
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Earl Wilson
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