MU Women's Club Opens New Season
The Miami University Middletown Women’s Club began its 1968-69 season with a morning coffee at Mrs. David Young’s home. New members welcomed include Mrs. Carl Morgan Mrs. Tom Prebys Mrs. Serge Gonzales and Mrs. Donald Ralf. Plans cover Sept 29 tea for Hamilton Branch faculty wives and a October buffet at Forest Hills Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Young
Miami University-Middletown Women’s Club
Don Faris
Carl Morgan
Tom Prebys
Serge Gonzales
Donald Ralf
Middletown
Miami University
Hamilton
Forest Hills Country Club
Middletown Bridge Club posts 108 average in master point game
At Temple Beth Sholom the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club reported an average of 108 Mitchell movement. East west winners included Forsyth and Smith at 123 percent and others around 112 to 124 percent. North south winners ranged from 114 to 125 percent. Six week series winners named Weatherwax MacLean Woodruff Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate
MSL Board Meeting Set at Sher ron Home
The Mothers' Study League advisory board convenes Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Harold Sherron 300 Carryer Road. Presidents of each MSL circle attend to hear delegate reports on the year’s club programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Study League
Harold Sherron
Carryer Rd
MSL
Open House Honors Counvle and Conde Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Norman Conde Nichels III hosted an open house Saturday honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Black of Florida and the Highams of Dayton. The couple married September 11 1943 in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Conde Nichels III
Central Avenue
Cleveland
Robert T. Summers
Nan Carollynn Nichols
Snyder
N.Y
Norman Conde Nichols IV
Greencastle
Ind
John Black
Florida
David Higham
Jeff
Chris
Dayton
Norman Higham
Tommy
Todd
Winston Higham
G.R. Higham
AAUW Sets Book Fair and Fall Tea Events
The American Association of University Women plans a Fall Tea at the Women's Center and a Book Fair October 17 to 19 at Middletown Shopping Plaza near Alber’s. Miss Mary Maurer will be area representative for community problems. The program “The Growing Gap” features Lemon Monroe High School Thespan Troupe 1709 under Mrs. Charles Ewart in a modern take on the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of
University
Women's Center
David Morgan
Middletown
Alber’s
Virginia Tyson
Leonard Horne
Robert Kent
Douglas R. Kanitz
Donald McCormick
Dennis Carey
Hear] Hager
Robert Butcher
John Hicks
Thelma Masters
Thomas Howard
Richard Polleys
Joanne Charles
Dale Wysong
John Ames
Florence Powell
Mary Maurer
Laurens Petersen
Lemon - Monroe High School
Charles Ewart
October Middletown Events Calendar Highlights
A roundup of October activities in Middletown includes card parties, dances, markets, and concerts. Organized by the Middles town Federation of Women's Clubs with contact through Mrs Sission, the roster lists YMCA events, school games, card parties, a fashion show, and a series of civic programs for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Vincent Sission
Santa Fe Road
Travel Notes show Burketts visit Middleton friends
Mr and Mrs William Burkett returned to Pensacola Florida from a visit with Mrs Burketts mother Mrs Ruby Grubbs and Mr Vic LeRoy in Middleton. Burkett works as disc jockey and news director for WBSR in Pensacola after moving from Middletown three years ago. They also visited former Middletonians Mr and Mrs John Randolph now living in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burkett
Pensacola
Fla
Burkett
Vic LeRoy
Lylburn Road
Ruby Grubbs
Gideon Road
WBSR
Middletown
Florida
Burketts
John Randolph
Louisville, Ky
West Middletown Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting
The first fall gathering of the West Middletown Baptist Ladies Aid is set for Thursday at Mrs. Melvin Franklin’s home 101 N Elmer Dr. A noon covered dish luncheon will start the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown
Telephone wheel of fortune talk at Winmore Class meeting
Mrs Gay Dale of Ohio Bell Tele phone Co spoke on fortune telling at St Pauls United Church of Christ Winmore Class. She compared the telephone dial to a wheel of fortune with every spin you win. Arrangements were led by Mrs Bernard Sabo Mrs Robert Wilkinson Mrs John Tewart Miss Betty ONeill Mrs Robert Easterling and Mrs Russell DeBolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Dale
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
St. Paul’s
Bernard Sabo
Robert Wilkinson
John Tewart
Betty O’neill
Robert Easterling
Russell DeBolt
Phillipses Host Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Webster Street hosted a family get together Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Leroy Conover of Lynchburg Miss Velvin Gaskins of Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Orion Phillips and family of Milford Mr and Mrs Clarence Collinsworth Forest Gaskins of Germantown Road Mr and Mrs Clarence Lee Collinsworth and family and Mr and Mrs Bob Jackson and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
Webster Street
Leroy Conover
Lynchburg
Velvin Gaskins
Cincinnati
Orion Phillips
Milford
Clarence Collinsworth
Forest Gaskins
Germantown Road
Clarence Lee Collinsworth
Bob Jackson
Progressive New Year Party Hosts and Plans Noted
Members of Mini Mothers Circle and Mothers Study League opened the year with a progressive party. Husbands attended as guests. Hostesses included Mrs. Gillen, Takach, Strassburger and Creager. Business sessions discussed fundraisers and a Doty House project. Homemakers Circle Six met at Mrs. Allen's home with co host Mrs. Rogl. Ann Holiday representative Marge Walker spoke on See Your Home in a New Light. Guests included Mrs. Pohlman, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Losekamp, and Mrs. Boso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mini Mothers Circle
Mothers Study League
Doug Gillen
James Takach
Byron Strassburger
Richard Creager
Circle Six
Donald Allen
Goldman Avenue
Herbert Rogl
Ann Holiday
Marge Walker
Stel Pohlman
Cincinnati
Joseph Lloyd
Baltimore
Roger Losekamp
Franklin
Lillian Boso
Local Babies Reported Across City and Out of Town
Vital statistics list several newborns and recent births from city addresses including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis in First Ave and Mr. and Mrs. Fishbaugh in Spencer Lane with girls and boys noted yesterday and today. An out of town entry notes a Hamilton birth at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis
First Ave
John Fishbaugh
Spencer Lane
Ronald McQuinn
Easton Ave
David Dirksen
Britton Lane
Monroe
William Garrison
Grand Ave
John C Martin
N. Verity Parkway
Apt
Ronald Swartz
Maryetta St
Mitchel Ballard
Keister Road
Roy Clark
Douglas St
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Weight loss club hosts salad buffet and pageant
Mrs Judy Chapman hosted a salad buffet for Wee Think Small TOPS members funded by teams finishing heavier in a weight loss contest. August queen is Mrs Donna Fisher with runner up Mrs Nancy Layman. Weekly queen winners include Mrs Nancy Layman, Mrs Della Hedger and Mrs Chapman. TOPS meets Mondays at J and J Lanes on S Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Chapman
Wee Think Small
TOPS
Donna Fisher
Nancy Layman
Della Hedger
Chapman
J&j
S. Main Street
Coterie Committee Plans Fall Dance
Mr and Mrs Win Bryant hosted a patio dinner and planning session for the Coterie Steering Committee. Jack Shafer and wife named chairpersons for the November 16 dinner dance at Imperial House South with members including Kramer Pearce Walsh and advisers Harold Fisher. Four new couples announced Laurens Metz Burgemeier Atkinson Jr joining the group. July 27 Paddleboat Jamboree drew 83 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Bryant
Jack Shafer
Imperial House South
James Kramer
James Péarce
Charles Walsh
Harold Fisher
Ralph Laurens
Robert Metz
James Burgemeier
Joseph Atkinson Jr
Bryants
Don Lewellyn
Fisher
Robert Hughes
Luther Ikenberry
Fred Finney
Jan Draut Receives MBA From Michigan State University
Jan Edward Draut was awarded the MBA degree from Michigan State University in East Lansing on August 30. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Draut of 900 Stanley Street and formerly earned a BA in chemistry from Miami University in 1966. He has accepted a position with Celanese Corp. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Edward Draut
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Draut
Arthur W. Draut
Stanley St
Miami University
Celanese Corp
New York
Club Adds One Member At Farewell to Summer Dinner
Mrs. Paul Slezak Jr. was welcomed as a new member of the Women's Culture Club at a dinner meeting themed Farewell to Summer. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickell of Kensington Street presided. The session discussed current events and plans were made for the group to attend a play in Cincinnati next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Slezak Jr
Women’s Culture Club
Robert Nickell
Kensington Street
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Stephens
Young
Stepien Molnar
Charlotte Lee
Fred Keefer
Bridge Club
Business College Secretary
ABC
Middletown Business College
Central Avé
Cullican
Culligan Water
S. University
AAUW
Women’s Center
Tyson
Joe R. Smith
Oueste
Ruth Yinger
Bridge-O-Rama
YMCA
Fenwick
Promises Group
First United Methodist Church
Council of Garden Clubs
MHS
Taft
Church Women United
Church of the Ascension
Sounds of America
MHS Auditorium
Mhs-Lima
Heartbeat, Lemon
Monroe High Auditorium
42Nd Social Club
Civic Symphony
Aeronca
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Association
League of Women Voters
Mhs-Hughes
SWOTA
Ashish Khan
MU Logan Johnston Hall
Holy Trinity
Phillipses
Elza Dunn
Garfield St
Clyde D. Carpenter
Chautauqua
Miamisburg
Steven Ross
Eather Lacy
Central Ave
Wayne Walker
Trenton
John C. Phillips
17Th Ave
Barbara Sorrell
James Sorrell
Ralph Arnett
Hampton Place
Alva Harrison
Middletown- Eaton Road
William Byron
Main St
Raymond K. Brown
Moorman Drive
James Quillen Jr
James Quillen
Manitee St
Cecil Bush
Kissimee
John N. Knight
Woodlawn Ave
William Tilton
Wilbraham Road
Charles Carpenter
David Taulbee
Turco
Breiel Blvd
Androna Lenarte
Mexico City
Cincinnati Bengals
Coterie
Jan Draut
Club
Food Market
Yankee Road
Stan Sorrell
Chal Harkrader
Ken Sorrell
Eddie Streibick
Dorothy Lawrence
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