Social Notes Roundup of Vacations and Reunions
Miss Carol Jones returned from Camp Manitowish in Wisconsin where she served as counselor for a month. Miss Beth MacKinnon spent summer at Green Lake on the Northern Baptist Assembly student staff. The Rev H H Jung and daughter Maria Lou came back from a two week trip to Indian Lake Pine Lake Michigan. Jung to preach at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed on Sunday. Clarence Popp and daughter Joan vacationed at Mackinaw Island and Donna Passon will be roommates with Joan Popp at Miami University. Robert Lukens heads to a Milwaukee convention then Chicago and Scott Field to visit Captain James Miller and family. Gloria Kievet and Lydia Hoffman entertained at Wright-Patterson Hospital. they represented the Middletown Camp and Hospital Red Cross group. E R Turner and Marilyn Turner and Eugene R Turner of Indianapolis leave for the wedding of Thomas R Turner and Janet Osborne in Elizabeth NJ at Epworth Methodist where Dr Turner officiates and Dr Eugene Turner serves as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth MacKinnon
Central Ave
Green Lake
Wisconsin
The
Northern Baptist Assembly
H. H. Jung
Maria Lou
Indian Lake
Pine Lake
Mich
William A. Haveman
Edwin Jung
New Bremen
Jung
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clarence Popp
Joan
Mackinaw Island
Donna Passon
Greenville
Miss Popp
Miss Passon
Miami University
Robert Lukens
Milwaukee
Chicago
Scott Field
James Miller
Jean Lucas
Gloria Kievet
Lydia Hoffman
Wright-Patterson Hospital
Dayton
Kievet
Hoffman
Middletown
Red Cross
E. R. Turner
Marilyn
Eugene R. Turner
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Turner
Janet Osborne
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Lincoln School Faculty Dinner Hosted by Miss Orr at Manchester Hotel
Miss Beryl Orr principal of Lincoln School hosted the faculty for a dinner in the Green room at the Manchester Hotel. Yellow and brown chrysanthemum arrangements and green fern decorated tables as guests enjoyed a fried chicken meal and social hour. The gathering included planning for the year’s work and a field student from Ohio State assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Orr
Lincoln School
Manchester
Miss Orr
Helen Tyson
Ethel Evans
Fred A Schatzmann
Pauline Shetter
Nelle Leasure
Henry Trushel
Elsie Ellison
Harry C. Benadum
Francis Jones
Martha Taylor
Mildred Beacom
Margaret Fisher
Anna Cadwallader
Mamie Barker
Josephine Roush
Jeannette Roush
Frances Foreman
Ohio State
Garden Club Meets At Home Of Spindlers
Neighborhood Garden Club members met at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spindler Ardmore Dr for the year end session on Christmas decorations. Mrs. Do R. Greathouse urged living Christmas trees and evergreen cultivation. a film from Ohio State Univ. was shown. Prizes were awarded for flower and fruit arrangements with multiple winners including Miss Hale and Mrs. Dorner. Annual banquet set for October 4 at the Sportsman’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spindler
Ardmore Dr
Do. R. Greathouse
Baslard
Victor Reis
Ohio State University
Fred Dorner
Mary Dell
Couple Married in Greenbush Church Friday
Miss Ethel Mae Gault and Mr Robert Elwood Eckhardt wed in a double ring ceremony at Greenbush Church officiated by Rev W P Channon. The bride wore a grey suit with black accessories and roses. Attendants were Mrs Lawrence Martin, Miss Mary Gault, James Gault, and Lawrence Martin. The couple, both natives of Somerville area, plan to live in the groom's parents' apartment after a Michigan trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mae Gault
Raymond Gault
Somerville
Robert Elwood Eckhardt
Clarence Eckhardt
Greenbush Church
W P. Channon
Mary Gault
Lawrence Martin
James Gault
West Elkton High School
Eckhardt
Wayne Township
Michigan
Clubs to Open Fall Season with Evening Meeting
The EASTERN STAR plans a 7 30 p m fall opening at the Masonic Temple with Camden Chapter 434 as guest officers during friendship night. Mrs R E Hockman will host entertainment and Mrs Harlan Rise chairs refreshments. The First Fall Keystone Social Guild meeting features a wiener roast at 2209 Wilbraham Rd on Sept 14 at 6 30 p m attendees to bring covered dish and table service. In case of bad weather, events move to the Church Social Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Camden Chapter
R. E. Hockman
Harlan Rise
Keystone Social Guild
First Methodist Church
E. S. Sherron
Wilbraham Rd
Keystone
Keystone Guild
E. W. Sherron
Gilbert King
Joe Caldwell
Middletown Assembly No. 68
Order of the Rainbow
Dorothy Taylor
Franklin
Janet Good
Middletown
Janet Moyer
Jenny Kendrick
Masonic
Marilyn Mann
Rainbow Girls
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Bev erly Lant at Colony Restaurant
Five close friends hosted a miscellaneous shower and dinner for bride-elect Miss Bev erly Lant and her fiancé Robert Tranter at the Colony Restaurant. Hostesses included Patsy Elliot Neaida Jean Jones and others. Games like bridge and canasta were played with Yvonne Laut winning bridge and Nancy Stabler winning canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Lant
Robert Tranter
Colony
Patsy Elliot
Neaida Jean Jones
Mary Ann Lane
Jolene Laut
James Smith
Yvonne Laut
Nancy Stabler
Canasta
Willis Laut
Donald Laut
C. Hagen
G. D. Tranter
John Dickerson
Ed Mullian
Don Bolton
Mark cShirley
Gwen Laut
Stabler
Martha Martin
Doris Stamp
Gloria Pyle
Doris Reardon
Antique Show At Anthony Wayne Hotel In Hamilton
Collectors across Ohio and Indiana are invited to an antique show in the ballroom of the Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton on October 14 15. Dealers from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana have reserved exhibition space and all booths are rented. Advance tickets go on sale September 10 with civic groups already reserving blocks. Sponsored by Trinity Episcopal Church as a cultural enterprise for community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Kentucky
Trinity Episcopal Church
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Blount at Ramsey Home
Mr and Mrs Blount were sent off at a farewell party hosted by Mrs William Van Erp and Mrs James Ramsey at the Ramsey residence on Central Ave. before departing for Liberty Missouri. Mr Blount plans to attend Baptist Theological School at William Jewell College. Gifts were presented by attending guests including Lyle Day and Earl Streifthau and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Blount
William van Erp
James Ramsey
Ramsey
Central Ave
Liberty
Missouri
Blount
Baptist Theological School
William Jewell College
Lyle Day
Earl Streifthau
David Earhart
William Miller
John Wyatt
Virginia Harris
Ruth Southard
Calvin Blount
Venus Maupin
van Erp
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Bride-Elect
A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Betty Burns bride-elect of Mr. Horace Leroy Palmer by Mrs. Paul Theodore at her home on Fleming Rd last evening. The table was decorated with a centerpiece of fall flowers. Gifts were arrayed around it. A Continued on Page 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Homemaker’s Club
Harry Norris
Orchard St
Maude Horn
Mc.Kinley
Betty Burns
Horace Leroy Palmer
Paul Theodore
Fleming Rd
Calvary Methodist Church closes meeting at Betty Rhoads home
The King’s Messenger Close of Calvary Methodist Church will meet tomorrow September 8 at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Betty Rhoads 2300 Central Ave. in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King‘s Messenger
Calvary Methodist Church
Betty Rhoads
Central Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Susan Breiel
Carol Jones
E. W. Jones
Yankee Rd
Camp Manitowish
Boulder Junction
YMCA
Epworth Methodist
Turner
Eugene Turner
Henry Bachman
Janet
John
New Orleans
Louisiana
del Mar
Delta Line
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Bachman
Armco International Corporation
Fifteenth Ave
Garden Club
Spindlers
Greenbush
Lions Auxiliary
Luff Laundy
Lions Club
Roy Granger
Clarence '‘Crout
M. L. Bauer
Paul Long
Wm. Thomson
John Blust
J. Les DuErmit
Charles Fay
Grand Ave
Rosary Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Heber Jones
Ways and
George Kampshaefer
John Downey
James Sedge
Walter Huhf
Charles McGill
Jacob Martin
Chrysa Chapter
Daughters of Penelope
Dena Eliopoulos
Steubenville
Cleveland
Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church
Ohio Synodical
National Council of Presbyterian Women
Kenmore
EARLY
Mr. and
Mrs. Blount
Standt's
South Main Sea
Jewelers
Central Avenue
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