Middletown Federation Approves Charity Ball Project
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs backs the 1971 Charity Ball, a $7200 radiographic head positioner for Middletown Hospital, while requests arise to fund an oversized wheelchair for a severely obese patient. President Mary C. Carter promises to look into it as co-chairmen Janet Cockman Jr. and Dudley Inwood organize the December 3 dance and other federation events are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Asher
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federated Club
Middletown Hospital
Bernard Ashcraft
Mary C. Carter
Federation
Charity Ball
Dudley Inwood
Ball
A. E
Janet) Cockman Jr
Florence Street
Mu Chapter Record Wins Recognition
Phi Beta Psi Mu Chapter. Pasadena convention highlights July activities. Dorothy Dillon reports Middletown Mu ranked second among 116 active chapters for money earned and top contributor to the American Cancer Society. First in money donated to charities at 4311.60 dollars. Seventeen chapters contributed $0 or more per capita. Mrs. Brown announces committee chairs and installing Mrs. Miller as Mu chapter captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Pasadena
Calif
Dorothy Dillon
Park Lane
Phi Beta Psi
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Card Party and Style Show Benefit Planned
Mrs. Fred Finney chairs a card party and style show sponsored by Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi on Wednesday September 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center on North Broad Street. Clothes from We Two Gift Shop Franklin will be shown to raise funds for the Visual Aid Class at Wildwood School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Finney
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Women's Center
N. Broad Street
We Two
Franklin
Wildwood School
Finney
Don Hoskins
Cochairman
Larry Murphy
Bev Swartz
Herb Osborne
John D’entremont
Jim Conrad
Don Cox
Perry Thatcher
Cecil Wooddell
Charles Deisler
J.B. Gividen
Gift of Fruit Always in Good Taste Under the Sun
A playful local notice highlights a new fruit gift item offered with bright packaging and a cheerful tagline. The campaign emphasizes fresh flavors and reliable quality, inviting readers to enjoy a seasonal fruit assortment as a light, tasty novelty.
Film Explains Center Operation At Friendship Circle Meeting
A Friendship Circle Club member learned about the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Damaged Chicken through a film shown by a center representative yesterday. In the business session a bake sale for Sept. 25 was planned at the W. T. Grant Co. The meeting and covered-dish luncheon were held at Mrs. Emma Wilson's Fernwood Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Club
Middletown
W. T. Grant Co
Emma _ Wilson
Fernwood Street
Goodwill Mothers Club Picnic at Armco Park
The Goodwill Mothers Club hosts its annual family picnic this Sunday at noon at Armco's private park along Cincinnati Day ton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Mothers Club
Armco
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Homemakers Plan Two Day Antique Show in Middletown
Local Homemakers push ticket sales for an antiques show October 23 and 24 at the National Guard Armory 2002 S Main St. Proceeds from a booth and ticket sales benefit Doty House the group’s main project. Mrs Paul Morgan and other Homemakers members are assisting with advance sales. Senior Citizens Auxiliary aids in selling. The project was discussed at a Homemakers Official Board meeting at Windridge Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
S. Main St
Doty House
Paul Morgan
Sleebig Road
Homemakers
Middletown Area
Antique Dealers Association
Senior Citizens Auxiliary
Homemakers Official Board
Donald McCormick
Windridge Court
Marriage Announced for Miss Joan Dorsch and Dale Gerber
Announcement of the Aug 28 Lakewood St James Church ceremony joining Miss Joan Dorsch to Dale E Gerber son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gerber of Middletown Oxford Road. The bride wore white chiffon over satin with illusion veil. Nancy Hall maid of honor, Tim Brunner best man. Both graduates of Miami University in June and now reside at Holly Hill Manor Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dorsch
Dale E. Gerber
Paul Gerber
Middletown
Oxford Road
St. James Church
Lakewood
Robert Dorsch
Nancy Hall
Tim Brunner
Gerber
June
Miami University
Holly Hill Manor
Monroe
Officers Elected by Smiling Grandmothers 740
Mrs. John Burroughs was chosen president at a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Sam Sennet’s home Kensington Street. New officers include Mrs. Larry Wright as vice president Mrs. John Carmody treasurer and Mrs. Ruby Tucker secretary. The group announced its national convention next month in Houston and its October banquet with officer installation. A report noted contributions to the Children’s Home in Hamilton and the Medical Damaged Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Smiling Grandmothers
Sam Sennet
Kensington Street
Larry Wright
John Carmody
Ruby Tucker
Houston
Tex
Hamilton
Local Births and Listings in Vital Statistics
A string of birth notices and residency listings shows new arrivals and parents from multiple streets and towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, Mr. and Mrs. James Caudill, and others with addresses on Yankes Road Victoria Avenue Germantown and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Flemming Road
James Caudill
Yankes Road
James E. Kraft
Victoria Ave
Visiting Gwinns host open house after reassignment
Travel notes describe Mrs. R A Easterling, Miss Pat Easterling, and Mr and Mrs Rick Ayres visiting Lt Col and Mrs Thomas Gwinn and their son Dave at Arcadia Drive. Lt Col Gwinn, after 30 years in Japan, is reassigned to Langley Air Force Base Virginia as a flight instructor. The Gwinns returned from Japan aboard the President Cleveland and were guests of honor at an open house and swim party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Easterling
Roosevelt Avenue
Pat Easterling
Rick Ayres
Thomas Gwinn
Dave
Gwinn
Marilyn Easterling
Japan
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Gwinns
President Cleveland
Miss Easterling
Arcadia Drive
Julia T. Roth Past Councilors September Meeting Hosts
Mrs Lottie Dimyer and Mrs Florence Click co hosted the September meeting at 19 N Broad St with 14 members present. Prize winners included Mrs Esti Scalf Mrs Arthur Richardson Mrs Dorothy Clarke Mrs Grace Witters and Mrs Click. Next gathering is October 6 at the D of A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Dimyer
Florence Click
Julia T. Roth
N. Broad St
Esti: Scalf
Arthur Richardson
Dorothy Clarke
Grace Witters
Click
D of A
No. 2 Man Named To Marine Camp No. 2 Man Named To Marine Camp
CAMP PENDLETON Calif AP Maj Gen Herman Poggemeyer Jr will become assistant commander Saturday at Camp Pendleton the worlds largest Marine training base He is expected to understudy Maj Gen George S Bowman Jr the base commanding officer who will retire early next year Bowman has reportedly accepted the post of superintendent of the Marine Corps Academy a private school in Harlingen Tex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Herman Poggemeyer Jr
Poggemeyer
George S. Bowman Jr
Bowman
Marine Corps Academy
Harlingen
Tex
ABWA Enrollment Party Planned in Middletown
Middletown Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold an enrollment party at 7 30 p m on Sept 17 at Mrs Pauline Hurshs home 1505 Kensington St The event aims to introduce local women in business to ABWA its goals include education competence scholarships and professional skill upgrades A skit by members will stress ABWAs aims with the theme Happy Time Enrollment Party Further information from Mrs Thurman McQuinn membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Business Women’s Association
Pauline Hursh
Kensington St
ABWA
Larry Beckwith
Beckwith
Harlan Combess
Donald Hensler
Margo Rose
Thurman McQuinn
Soroptimists Plan Luncheon and Jubilee Event
Soroptimist Club of Middletown meets at Manchester Motor Inn to discuss October plans. A Golden Jubilee Luncheon on October 6 and a district meeting on October 9 in Urbana were announced. Miss Margaret Waczula, president, shared Rome trip highlights from the Soroptimist International Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist Club of
Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Urbana
Margaret Waczula
Rome
War Mothers Elect Officers in Middletown Chapter
Mrs. Curtis Jones was reelected president of Middletown Chapter One, American War Mothers, in a Legion Home meeting. New officers include Mrs. June Perkins as first vice president, Mrs. Arley Adkins as second vice president, Mrs. Thomas Portsmouth as third vice president, Mrs. George S. Fletcher as fourth vice president, Mrs. Victor Click as recording secretary, Mrs. George Velde as treasurer, Mrs. Virgil Combs as chaplain, and Mrs. Burley Cottle as historian. Future events include a Lions Club dinner, VFW anniversary celebration, and an executive board meeting in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Jones
Middletown
American War Mothers
Legion Home
Jones
June Perkins
Arley Adkins
Thomas Portsmouth
George S. Fletcher
Victor Click
George Velde
Virgil Combs
Burley Cottle
Cottle
Middetown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women's Center
Lions Club
VFW
Perkins
Adkins
War Mothers
Chillicothe
Wedding Vows Said for Martha Zimmerman and Jeffery Pheanis
Martha Zimmerman and Jeffery Pheanis wed on August 27 at First Bethren Church Gratis in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. William D. Walk. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman, wore a silk organza gown with lace trim and chapel veil. attendants included matron of honor Roberta Raps and bridesmaids in violet and white. best man Gregory Pheanis and ushers assisted. The couple's reception followed in the church social room. the bride is a Preble Shawnee High School graduate attending Carousel Beauty College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zimmerman
Jeffery Pheanis
Bethren
Gratis
Robert L. Zimmerman
Paul Pheanis
Camden
William D. Walk
Roberta Raps
Jennifer Pheanis
Karen VanCleave
Catherine Cochran
Kimberly Hensley
Ginny Friend
Gregory C. Pheanis
Mark Morton
Robin Wright
Joseph Feix
Wade Michael
Corwin Talbert Jr
James Zimmerman
Paula Rickard
Preble Shawnee High School
Carousel Beauty College
Band Alumnus Employed by Armco Steel Corp
An alumnus of the local high school works for Armco Steel Corp. The individual resides at 205 S Broad Street, reflecting a link between school alumni and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band
Armco Steel Corp
S. Broad St
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Mrs. Inwood
Mrs. Cockman
Janet
Inwood
Women’s Center
Tom Tuttle
New Middletown Area
Church of the Ascension
Floyd Starr
Dave Finkelman
Tim Short
Miss Maurer
Donald Beasley Jr
Cockman Sheckler Ph
Stuart Hatch
Lee Pohlable
Bob Brown
George Wilson
Roger Craft
Robert L. Harris
Michael Long
James Downing
Willian
Bursk
Mary Gordon
Ronald Trowbridge
Robert Walden
Robert Greenwood
Charles Currier
Harvey Mulhall
C. W. Denny II
Tom Wiley
Fred Hotchkiss
Cancer Saiety Board
William Miller
Armbruster Florist, Inc
VTL
Thrift Carpet Cleaning CO
Garfield ST
Chardelle Weber
Women's Editor
Stati U Writer
Homemakers Board Eyes
Elmer J. Halsey
Wilbraham Road
Rader
Germantown
Yvonda Merriman
William Hafton
Yankee Road
Azel Midl
Ogden Drive
Lewis Beamershine
Jessie M. Coffey
Jefferson Road
Charles W. Mack
Jacoby Ave
Asa Brown
N. Leibee St
Orval Shearer
Mason
Marvin R. Flack
Oxford
State Road
William Duncil
German
Iowa Road
James Martin
Roosevelt Ave
Steve A. Belec Jr
Gerry
Toby Bennett
Calumet Ave
Dale McCormick
Orchard St
Jochen Osterman Monroe
Wiliam Baughman
John Schwabel
Middletown-Eaton Road
Charles Mears
Germartown
Charles Chamberlain
Trenton
Jerry Collins
Melody Estep
Charles Estep Hamilton
Marine Camp
N. Verity Pkwy
Parkway
Abwa Party
Smith-Corona Electric
Smith-Corona
Office Outfitters
W. Main ST
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