Women's Guild Hears Canon on Forward Movement
The Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension met in the Parish Hall for its first year meeting led by Rev. Hughes Garvin. Canon Gilbert P. Symons of Cincinnati spoke on the Forward Movement after a luncheon and officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of the
Church of the Ascension
Hughes Garvin
Gilbert P. Symons
Cincinnati
Symons
Ohio
England
Oxford
Forward Movement
Episcopal Church
Homemakers' Circle Elects New Officers
Circle 4 of Homemakers' Club met at Mrs. Raymond Kelley's home at 218 Safer St for the first meeting of the season. Barbara Poolitsan was elected president with Don Lemkuhl as vice president, E. A. Carroll secretary, and Earl Traves treasurer. Mrs. R. V. Crist installed the officers as honorary guest. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Club
Raymond Kelley
Safer St
Barbara Poolitsan
Don Lemkuhl
E. A. Carroll
Earl Traves
R. V. Crist
Mock Wedding Honors Bride Elect at Curtis Street
More than 50 guests gathered at Mrs. Mark O'Flynn's Curtis Street home for a mock wedding shower for Miss Patricia O'Flynn. The event featured decorated rooms, gifts for the future home, a prize bingo, and a humorous mock ceremony led by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark O'Flynn
Curtis St
Patricia O'Flynn
Bride
Earl Kelly
Mary Kinch
Freeman Fincher
Verner Tolle
C. Boxwell
Charles Neu
Tom Andre
Peter Neu
Mark Neu
George Miller
Louise Fogarty
O'Flynn
Albert Svarda
Circle 9 of First Methodist meets at 8 p.m.
Circle 9 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will meet at 8 p.m. Mrs. Frank Swift will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Frank Swift
Guided Study Club Opens First Meeting at Girls Club
The Guided Study Club plans its season debut tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Girls Club. Members will gather for the first meeting to outline upcoming activities and study plans.
Advisory Board Meeting of Mothers' Study League
The Advisory Board of Mothers' Study League will meet in the Barnitz Room of the YMCA at 1 30 p m tomorrow for a routine session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Study League
Barnitz
YMCA
Veterans Auxiliary No 33 sewing circle meets tomorrow
Spanish auxiliary No 33 sewing circle will meet tomorrow at 1 p m with Mrs E R Carr on Woodside Ave. A bazaar will be planned to finance the veterans Christmas project. Members are asked to come and help sew. American War Mothers will meet tomorrow at 2 p m in American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewi
E. R. Carr
Woodside Ave
American Legion
Pythian Sisters Host Card Party at Girls Club
The Pythian Sisters announce a card party at the Girls' Club tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Girls
Prosser Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple Tomorrow
The Prosser Chapter Order of Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. All past patrons will be honored. Mrs Wallace Frayer chairs refreshments and Harlan Patton chairs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wallace Frayer
Harlan Patton
Delta Theta Tau Picnic Supper Tonight at Mrs Ben Brocks
The Delta Theta Tau sorority invites members and guests to a picnic supper at 6 30 this evening at the home of Mrs Ben Brocks on Grand Ave. The event promises fellowship and a casual rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Ben Brocks
Grand Ave
CIC class hosts hospitality at Monroe home
Mrs. Melvin Ireton and Mrs. Harold Knepshield will entertain members of the CIC class of West Middletown Church at the former’s Monroe home on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Ireton
Harold Knepshield
Monroe
CIC
West Middletown Church
New Philadelphia to Resync Time to Eastern Standard
New Philadelphia plans a minor clock change next month to align with eastern time. City Council meets Monday to pass an ordinance returning to Eastern Standard at 12:01 a.m. September 27, matching Massillon Canton and Akron after an October 3 date set last fall.
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NEW Philadelphia, O
New Philadelphia
Massillon
Canton
Akron
Deaton- Curtis Nuptials in Haddix Kentucky
The Rev and Mrs F M Deaton announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Ellen to Robert Curtis son of Mr and Mrs John Curtis of Hot Springs NM. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home on Thursday September 2 with the bride’s father presiding. Curtis served in the Army in the Hawaiian Islands and both now reside with Mary Ellen’s brother Hubert Deaton at 3000 Seneca St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Deaton
Haddix
Middletown
Mary Ellen
Robert Curtis
John Curtis
Hot Springs, N. M
Monroe High School
Thomas High School
Thomas, Okia
Curtis
Colin Hardware
Allied Surplus Company
Hawaiian Islands
Hubert Deaton
Seneca St
Births Reported For Multiple Families In City
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hendrix 633 Garfield St a girl Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arnold Per gram 1805 Columbia Ave a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Patton 623 Crawford St a girl Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jerrold Blackmore 1709 Tytus Ave a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Willie Hale Middletown Route 1 a boy. Mr and Mrs James Goff 1916 Oxford State Rd a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kelley Gibson 16 Auburn St a girl Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hendrix
Garfield St
Arnold Pergram
Columbia Ave
Ernest Patton
Crawford St
Jerrold Blackmore
Tytus Ave
Willie Hale
Middletown
James Goff
Oxford State Rd
Kelley Gibson
Auburn St
New Ohio Sorority Council Formed by Epsilon Sigma Alpha
During a recent Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting Mrs. Joseph Duerr was named state registrar for the Ohio Council. The council will unite all Ohio chapters as a melting pot for the sorority with a convention planned for the latter part of October in Zanesville. the meeting adjourned after other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Joseph Duerr
Ohio
Zanesville
New Officers Lead Delta Sigma Phi Sorority Meeting
The Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting at the YMCA with officers Mrs. Lee Chandler president Kathleen Hannah vice president Betty Rhoads recording secretary Betty West treasurer and Betty Schlotterbeck corresponding secretary presiding. Plans discussed include a card party social set for Wednesday September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
YMCA
Lee Chandler
Kathleen Hannah
Betty Rhoads
Betty West
Betty Schlotterbeck
Notices for society events due by 10 30 morning after
Clubs lodges and churches must send meeting notices to the society editor before 10 30 am the morning after the event to appear in the paper. Events several days old cannot be used. Photos for Sunday editions must reach the office by Thursday noon.
Hospital Updates From Franklin Area Carefull Reports
In The Hospital Mrs. Elmer Bair of Franklin surgical. Marvin Bair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fiaterbeck of Franklin, surgical. Kelly Sewart of North Ave medical. Mrs. M. E. Catruthers of Fourteenth Ave surgical. Mrs. John H. Evans of Central Ave surgical. Linda Melton, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dennis Melton of Franklin, medical. Jack Collins of Woodburn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bair
Franklin, Surgical
Marvin Bair
Earl Fiaterbeck
Kelly Sewart
North Ave
M. E. Catruthers
Fourteenth Ave
Surgical
John H. Evans
Central Ave
Linda Melton
Dennis Melton
Franklin
Jack Collins
Woodburn Ave
Local residents named in prominent notices
Mrs P E Franklin of Grand Donald Canter son of Albert Canter of Manchester Ave. Thomas McGill of Carolina St. James Coyle of Winona Dr. Sherri Taylor daughter of Joy Taylor of Garfield St. Jerry Harvey son of Frank Nickell of Wallet James Henderson of Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Canter
Albert Canter
Manchester Ave
Thomas McGill
Carolina St
James Coyle
Winona
Sherri Taylor
Joy Taylor
Garfield St
Jerry Harvey
Mr. and Frank Nickell
Walle T
Wildwood Ladies Enjoy Day of Golf
Bright sunny Tuesday drew Wildwood ladies to a golf day. Low gross for the day was 46 by Mrs George Ritter and Mrs Owen Combs, with Mrs N J Lawler posting 52 for a guest. Blind bogey tied at 46 by Mrs Don Keffer and Mrs Albert Leak Jr. Guests listed and next day set for September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
George Ritter
Owen Combs
N. J. Lawler
Morris Smith
Don Keffer
Albert Leak, Jr
Bonnie Trent
Bradley Young
Gordon Nein
Lawler
H. B. Royse
Glenna Temple Hosts Past Chiefs of Butler County
Pythian Sisters' Past Chiefs from Butler County were entertained by Glenna Temple in Seven Mile yesterday. After routine business a social hour followed. prize gifts were awarded to Mrs. Russell Cunningham. Attendees from Middletown included multiple named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Glenna Temple
Seven Mile
Russell Cunningham
Middletown
C. W. Davis
Edward Hiner
Arthur Lytle
Clinton Thompson
Ray Meahl
Arthur Fouts
Bessie Fisher
Edith Arpp
Earl Coddington
W. S. Augspurger
Card andChat Club Opens Season With Five Hundred Wins
The Card and Chat Club held its first game of the season at Mrs. John Dean's home on North Clinton Street. A brief business meeting preceded the evening’s Five Hundred games and high honors were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
North Clinton St
Sunday School Workers Class Meets at Mrs Reynolds Home
The Sunday School Workers Class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs Lawrence Reynolds's Henry Street home last evening. Mrs Christman led devotionals from Psalm 1. Mrs Barr shared a trip west summary and Mrs How ard displayed photos from the summer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Reynolds
Henry St
den Christman
Harry Barr
Jeff Howard
Earl Evars
Gentry Mitchell
Women of Evangelical United Brethren hold picnic and plan year
Twenty four members of Mrs. R. A. Hill's Sunday School class gathered in Chautauqua grove for a picnic dinner. Committee included Mrs. L. B. Emrick, Mrs. Homer Getz, and Mrs. Robert Lane. Devotions on homemaking were led by Mrs. W. C. Arnold. They arranged to send a box to Holland aid family and finalized plans for the Lunch Is Served program on September 23. Tickets available from Mrs. Walter Kilburn. Plans discussed for a November tea and entertaining Middletown patients at Longview Hospital on the fourth Saturday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. B. Emrick
Homer Getz
Robert Lane
Hill
W. C. Arnold
Holland
Walter Kilburn
Middletown
Longview Hospital
Willing Workers and Men's Class Meet at Hogg Farm
The Willing Workers' Class and the Men's Friendly Bible Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Hogg home near Frank in. They planned an apron sale for November and enjoyed group singing and a wiener bake after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Friendly Bible
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. M. Hogg
Frankin
Co-Ops Plan Joint Meeting With International Chief
Middletown Co-Operative Club hosts a dinner at the Manchester Hotel planning the visit of Richard C. Murray general secretary of Co-Operative Club International on Tuesday September 21. Hamilton and Cincinnati clubs expected to attend. Ranny Daly spoke on radio history before Chester Skillman called a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Co-Operative Club
Manchester Hotel
Richard C. Murray
Co-Operative Club International
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ranny Daly
Chester Skillman
Circle hosts talk on leukemia at Mrs Stalker home
Fourteen members of the Ann Judson Circle met at the home of Mrs. Howard Stal ker. Mrs. John Hall presented a talk on leukemia and is sponsored by Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority. Mrs. Stalker was assisted by Mrs. Melvin Ashcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
Howard Stalker
John Hall
Hall
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Stalker
Melvin Ashcraft
Local women win prizes at social gathering
Mrs Della Payne Mrs Lawrence Shafer and Mrs Harold Grubbs won. The congenial group included Mrs Ray Weber Mrs Forrest Rothfuss Mrs Charles Miller Mrs Carl Storck and the hostess Mrs Dean. The next meeting will be at Mrs Shafer’s Woodlawn Ave home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Payne
Lawrence Shafer
Harold Grubbs
Ray Weber
Forrest Rothfuss
Charles Miller
Carl Storck
Payne
Shafer
Grubbs
Dean
Woodlawn Ave
Miller and Longs Return From Northern Michigan Canada Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Chaiarles M Miller and Mr and Mrs John Long of Curtis Street have returned after a two week fishing trip in Northern Michigan and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaiarles M. Miller
John Long
Curtis St
Michigan
Canada
Mrs J W Brown to undergo operation at Grand View
Mrs J W Brown who has been ill at her home north of Franklin for several weeks will undergo an operation at Grand View hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown
Franklin
Grandview Hospital
Mrs Sherman's family returns to Cambridge after brother's death
Mrs Charles W Sherman and her daughter Susan travel back to Cambridge Massachusetts following a family emergency caused by the death of Mrs Sherman’s brother J Collett Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sherman
Susan
Cambridge Mass
Byrds Return From Wisconsin Visit To Pewanke Lake
Mr and Mrs Thomas Byrd of South Sutphin Street returned after visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Kenyon in Pewanke Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Byrd
South Sutphin St
Howard Kenyon
Pewankee Lake
Wis
Poasttown PTA Plans First Meeting of Season
Poasttown PTA schedules its first meeting of the season at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Vernon Casperson, newly elected president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown Pta
Vernon Casperson
Children Injured In Car Collision In City
Two young children, Karen Newlin aged one and Susan aged eight, suffered cuts and bruises when their mother Ruth Newlin’s car collided with another driven by James Johnson. The accident occurred on Jacoby Street and Parks View as both cars traveled in opposite directions. Police estimated total damage at $300 to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Newlin
Young St
James
Baltimore
Karen Newlin
Susan
Newlin
Jacoby St
Johnson East
Parksview
Lodges Lafayette Temple 379 Pythian Sisters Open Fall Season
The Lodges Lafayette Temple No 379 Py thian Sisters opened fall season with a covered dish canner in Castle Hall. Committee in charge included Mrs Melvin Kelso Mrs Ray Standafer Mrs Ed Hiner and Mrs Paul Smith. A business meeting followed with Mrs Harold Russell presiding. Reports were given by chairmen Mrs Edith Arpp Mrs William Augspurger and Mrs James Balser. Birthday greetings were extended to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Temple
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Melvin Kelso
Ray Standafer
Ed Hiner
Paul Smith
Harold Russell
Edith Arpp
William Augspurger
James Balser
Earl Coddington
Ray Meahl
Tim Ellison
C. W. Davis
Nettie Kiester
Max Wise
Charles Henry
Charles Sttphenson
Ada Youregen
Cora Harris
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Women’s Guild
Hugh Wright
E. B. Sickle
Carleton Eldridge
L. Joe Bolles
Henry Alford
Robert Wilson
Chalmers Todd
Ames Gardner
James Martindale
W. H. Henry
E. A. Emerson
D. FE. Harlan
William Crawford
Georgie Martin
Detroit
Ct Society
Homemakers’ Circle
DRY Cleaners
GEM City Ice Cream CO
Indica
Tobias
NEW Sorority Council
P. E. Franklin
James Henderson
Garfield
Wildwood Ladies
Glenna
Sanitone
Lord Francis
Broad ST
Wiww
RED
RED Goose Action Shoes
Central
Big Four
Fine Foods
Don Beasley
St. Broad St
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
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