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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1963

Page

16

Open House at Springboro Medical Center Sept event

Community notices list an open house at the new Springboro Medical Center hosted by Dr. T. C. Garland and Dr. Swope with care by local physicians. Firemen Auxiliary volunteers will staff refreshments. The column also details society meetings, family visits, anniversaries, and community events across Clearcreek Township and nearby towns, including Methodist, EUB, and Universalist groups, plus socials, card clubs, and travel remarks.

Springboro T. C Garland Swope Rosidentist Bright Clearcreek Firemen's Auxiliary V. C. Howser Stephen Howser Wooster Mass Ivan Howser Ames Iowa Ivan Howsers Curtis Beck Clearcreek Township Alton Ross Emery Robbins

Scholarship Granted to Camden Girl for BYU Tuition

Miss Sylvia Louise Wagers daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Wagers Camden Somerville Road has won a Brigham Young University scholarship in recognition of her scholastic record and activities. The award covers full tuition for her first year both semesters she plans to major in education and minor in music with choir and church music interests. Her parents will drive her to Provo Utah leaving September 9 for about two weeks.

Camden Sylvia Louise Wagers Otto Wagers Camden-Somerville Rd Brigham Young University Provo Utah Miss Wagers Mormon Tabernacle Choir

Carlisle High School Class Reunion Luncheon Held

The 1910 Carlisle High School graduating class met for a luncheon at Mrs. Forrest Nancy Weiser s home on Park Avenue. Five girls attended with homeroom teacher L C Wilkenson, all longtime friends and New Jersey Presbyterian Church members. One member, Mrs Louise Ewing of Orlando Florida, was unable to attend.

Carlisle High School Forrest Nancy’ Weiserton New Jersey Presbyterian Church Edith Huntzinger Middletown Nina Myvers Orpha Updyke Weiser al Carlisle Louise Ewing Orlando Florida

Blue Ball Neighborhood News Roundup

Mr and Mrs Robert White and son return from Gibson City visit with the Sixt family. Mary Poffenbarger and Brenda of Xenia share an afternoon with J A White of Union Road. Paul Hale and Mitzi of Brunswick, Ohio call on Duard Hale and family. John Hinkle and family visit with John Hinkle Jr and Johnnie and Penny. The Whites enjoyed a vacation in Fredrick, Mich and the Mackinaw Straits. Herbert and George Dome and son Danny return from Massey Canada. Joe Baird hosts a noon birthday dinner for Mrs James Baird with sixteen attending on Oxford State Road. Marie Patton guests of Ray Townsend and children on Harkie Road.

Blue Ball Robert White Walter Sixt Gibson City Mary Poffenbarger Brenda Xenia J. A. White Union Road Paul Hale Mitzi Brunswick Duard Hale John Hinkle Johnnie Penny Fredrick ‘Mich Mackinaw Straits Herbert Dome George P. Dome Danny Massey Canada Anw Joe Baird Oxford State Road James Baird Marie Patton Ray Townsend Harkie Road Mary Bishop Coldwater Mich Ray Null Wade Field Lester Kurfiss Gary Dunker Judith Slife W.O. Slife Sandra Vernon Campbell West Carrolton Bernard Whitton George’ Schaffer Denton Neal Kur Germantown Quentin Mobley Camden Mercy Hospital Hamilton Ray Mobley RR 3 James Holly Richmond Ind Esther Sullivan Willard Moss B.C. Nein William Nein

Germantown Class Holds Annual Reunion and Local Gatherings

Germantown area residents attended a reunion for a 1931 Germantown High class at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lis Weidle with many relatives from Dayton Miamisburg and surrounding towns. The Esther Circle from the Methodist Church enjoyed a show in Dayton. Family picnics and visits occurred across Germantown with relatives from West Virginia and Kentucky. Announcements included a forthcoming marriage of Gladys Bishop to Orville Peyton and multiple social visits among local families.

Germantown Trenton Howard Johnson Ettatown High School Franklin Jerry Schuler Wil- Springfield Emma Smith Lis Weidle Harmon Dayton Ed Cope Middletwo Floyd Gep- Lart Warren Slifer Charles Steller Linga Sue Weidle Charles Urschel Miamisburg Charles Lowe West Virginia Esther The Methodist Church Jimmy McClain W.l.w-D Gladys Bishop Orville Peyton Covington Millard Marshall Millard Marshall Jr Richad Marshall Ronnie Marshall

Kings Mills Hosts Fall Club Meeting Notice

Communities in Kings Mills share travel updates from Elliston Kentucky to Owensville Clermont County and Myrtle Beach while announcing the fall meeting of the Kings Mills Homemakers Club on September 17 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ted Urton s home New members welcomed and contact Mrs Elias Waters Mason 2130. The Junior Busy Bees meet at the local Baptist Church with leaders Mrs Ollie Byrd and Mrs William Langengrunner with sword drill flannelgraph lessons and a prayer circle Refreshments by Roger Thomas and Cynthia Culberson. The Primary Busy Bees met concurrently with leaders Mrs Wilma Wright and Mrs Annette Godby with a flannelgraph lesson and Ten Commandments pins for Patty Byrd and Noreen Brandenburg. Refreshments by Diana and Wendell Freeman.

Kings Mills Homemakers Club Ted Urton Eulias Waters Mason Baptist Church Ollie Byrd William Langenbrunner Darla Gadby Danny Thomas Roger Thomas Cynthia Culberson Wilma Wright Annette Godhy Wright Egypt Patty Byrd Noreen Brandenburg Diana Wendell Freeman

Schools Ready In Springboro

Springboro board discusses shared Special Education Program with Waynesville high school for the coming year. Classes run at Waynesville with bus transport from Springboro. new school expected to be ready for occupancy by year's start. Superintendent Perez cites an enrollment of about 1600 and school hours 9 to 4 for grades 1–5 and 8 to 3 for grades 6–12.

Springboro Board of Education Waynesville High School Waynesville Raymond Perez

Seven Mile Temple Pythian Sisters To Open Fall Meeting

Glenna Temple Pythian Sisters will begin their fall meeting with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. on September 9. Neva Meehling Penny, Charles and Bertie Guss visited the Sop ers, and Charles Soper, Anna Soper, and the Wills Ortner family from Collins spent the weekend with them. Mrs Joe Allen and her son Danny of Phoenix visited Okie McKinney.

Seven Mile Glenna Temple Pythian Sisters Neva Meehling Penny Charles Bertie Guss Carl Soper Charles Soper Anna Soper Wills Ortner Collins Joe Allen Danny Phoenix, Ariz Okie McKinney

Chautauqua Bike and Trike Parade Winners Announced

About 40 youngsters in original creations paraded at Chautauqua last weekend. The long route for bikes and short route to the Coffee Shoppe for judging saw winners named by Community Club chairs Mrs Kenneth Lee and Mrs. Ann Bray, including Mary Ann Woodward Ricky Schall Timmie Help Cindy Axiotes Cheryl Lee Gretchen Brewer Sharon Powell Karen Helsinger Susie Strasburger Lisa Arrowood Mike Woodward Danny Powell Nancy Strasburger.

Chautauqua Kenneth Lee Ann Bray Bieveles Mary Ann Woodward Ricky Schall Timmie Help Cindy Axiotes Cheryl Lee Gretchen Brewer Sharon Powell

Hay fever blamed on many plant species

The hay fever that affects about 81 million Americans each summer is caused by at least two hundred plant species.

Green Tree Singers to headline Carlisle hootenanny

The Green Tree Singers from Middletown will perform at Carlisle’s Hootenanny Under the Stars on the football field at 7:30 p.m. If rain forces indoors, the high school gym hosts the event. Guests include Winston Digham, Jean Neimiller, Chandler Mark, Bob Cordrey as emcee, with a new show featuring Craig Tyler, Carol Forsyth, Lee Bland, Lew Figley and Dwight. The Carlisle Athletic Boosters Club sponsors the program inviting all to attend.

Carlisle Green Tree Singers Middletown Fivesome WLW - Tvs Winstondigham Middletown Jean Neimiller Chatlerd Mark Bob Cordrey WPFB Green Tree Craig Tyler Carol Forsyth Lee Bland Lew Figley Dwight le Sourdsville Lake Carlisle Athletic Boosters Club Hootenanny Liun

Marriage of Lafever and Hutt at Lebanon Chapel

Miss Leebelle Hutt and James Lafever married August 24 at the Presbyterian Church chapel in Lebanon with immediate family present. Attendants were Mrs. William Franklin and Jack Lafever. The couple will reside in Lebanon.

Robert Wilson Greenfield Floyd Florea Main Street Leebelle Hutt Ralph Hutt Near Springboro James Lafever Lebanon Presbyterian Church William Franklin Jack Lafever

Camden Enforces Youth Curfew Beginning Tonight

Camden mayor Charles Hoover orders strict enforcement of the town curfew for under 18s with a 10 PM street curfew unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The report also notes local social visits and church services, plus a minor injury when Mrs Jessie Roberts was struck by two boys on bicycles during a game on Main Street.

Camden Charles Hoover Spe Tom Beasley Cambridge Clararee Beasley William Matt Max King Baltimore Stephen Felton Middlestown Bessie Felton Kenneth DuBois Fred S. Hixson Somerville Methodist Church Camden Lit Alvin Roberts Douglas Mabry Doug Mabry Craig Doty Joe Feix Rand Robertson Bobby Fornshell Jay Mabry Eddie Minnick Gene Moreland Greg Roberts Phil Rust Jessie Roberts Main Street Central Avenue

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