Wedding Attendants Named and Shower Held for Kuna Brown
Mrs. John Weisgarber and Mrs. Nelson Gross hosted a dinner and shower in Miamisburg for Miss Hildegred Ann Kuna, whose marriage to Darwin Gary Brown is set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Trenton Church of the Nazarene. Guests from Middletown area included Mrs. Robert Coyle and others, all co workers at Monsanto Research Corp. in Miamisburg. The wedding party features matron of honor Mrs. Kenneth Slonaker, bridesmaids, flower girl Julia Phares, ringbearer Mark Hensley, best man Arnold Brown, and ushers Richard Hensley, Dan Taylor, Ed Gyenes. Reception at American Legion home in Miamisburg follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weisgarber
Nelson Gross
Miamisburg
Hildred Ann Kuna
Darwin Gary Brown
Trenton
Kuna
Andrew, Kuna
Kenneth Slonaker
Howard Phares Jr
John Beck
Yolanda Kuna
Julia Phares
Mark Hensley
Arnold Brown
Richard Hensley
Dan Taylor
Ed Gyenes
American Legion
Mr. Brown
Roy Brown
Travel Notes Mrs Sune Richards to visit Middletown
Mrs Sune Richards, lecturer artist photographer and minister, will stay overnight with Mrs D H Bleeker of Central Avenue. She will give a public program tomorrow night at 8 at the First Methodist Church S Broad Street. She has spoken in Toledo and Cincinnati and leaves Friday for Sherman Oaks California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune Richards
D. H. Bleecker
Central Avenue
Middletown
Richards
First Methodist Church
S. Broad Street
Toledo
Cincinnati
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Middletown Cotillion adds 15 new member couples
The Middletown Cotillion Board of Governors announced fifteen new member couples joining the roster. Notable names include Dr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ammentorp, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anslinger, Col. and Mrs. Raymond Fening, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kilgo. The next event is a dinner dance on October 16 at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ernest Huff
Thomas Kilgo
Thomas Roberts
William J. Saunders
Dale Shafer
Joseph A. Shepperd
Robert Weatherwax
Manchester Motor Inn
Maine referendum asked on new Sunday liquor law
Gov. John H. Reed orders statewide vote for February 21 1966 on a measure legalizing hard liquor and wine by the drink and permitting takeout beer and ale sales only noon to 9 pm on Sundays. Sales would be limited to hotels clubs and certain restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
John H. Reed
Miss Valda Wilkerson Readies Symphony Season Start
After a Washington D C summer at a conference of the American Symphony Orchestra League and Arts Councils of America, Miss Valda Wilkerson begins her 22nd year as Civic Symphony Orchestr a conductor. A Sept 27 first rehearsal at Middletown High School marks the kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Symphony Orchestra League
Arts Councils of America
Washington
D.C
Valda Wilkerson
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Middletown High School
Miss Wilkerson
Wilkerson
United States
White House
League
ACA
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Roger L. Stevens
U. S. Marine Band
Sorority Begins New Year At Xi Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Epsilon at Beta Sigma Phi opened fall activities with a meeting featuring two rushees Mrs Herman Erbacher and Mrs Joseph Zupan. The Exemplar Banquet is set for Sept 28 at Waldo's Hamilton. A plan to buy a YMCA for a deserving child was approved. Mrs Leslie Mills presented slides on a Central America Youth Groups tour. Delta Sigma chapter members joined the program and Mrs Charles Williams won a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Herman Erbacher
Joseph Zupan
Waldo’s
Hamilton
YMCA
Leslie Mills
First Baptist Church
Central America
Delta Sigma Chapter
Charles Williams
Daytonian Presents Program for Garden Club Members
Mrs. John Durback of Dayton led a program titled Tomorrow's Arrangements Today for Town and Country Garden Club members. She demonstrated modern floral arranging styles and gave a short history of modern painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durback
Dayton
Durback
Jack Mazur
Middletown Council of Garden Club
The
Civic Association
Glenn Millard Bechtel
Mi Pres
Wayne Beall
Eastline Drive
Jon Prows
Vital Statistics Births Reported at Multiple Addresses
Yesterday and today several births were announced. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Viars at 117 N Marshall Road. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Trevill Road. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas at 8144 Kaye Drive Franklin. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery at 1716 Glenn Drive. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Snively at 2403 Superior Ave. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Trenan at 116 S East St Lebanon. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Rahm Jr at DePaul Hospital Norfolk Virginia. Maternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDermott at 300 Franklin St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevill Road
Morrow
Stanley Viars
N. Marshall Road
Ralph Thomas
Kaye Drive
Franklin
Carl Montgomery
Glenn Drive
David Snively
Superior Ave
Gilbert Trenan
S. East St
Lebanon
Herbert W. Rahm Jr
DePaul Hospital
Norfolk, Va
Russell McDermott
Franklin St
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Hospital dismissals include Nellie Clarke of Alameda Circle Grace Scearce Hudson Avenue Franklin Cecil Swallow Franklin and others. The list also mentions Mrs Robert Back Highland Street Mrs Owen Begley Byron Stanko Stankoff Girard Avenue Anna Louise Warmoth Orchard Street Louis Bors Franklin Jamie Gibeon Linda Gibson Mason Eston Wanderer August Avenue and Union Road residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanko Stankoff
Girard Ave
Anna Louise Warmoth
Franklin
Marriage Ties Ronald E Reeder in Grace Baptist Church
Ronald E Reeder and his bride were united in a August 28 ceremony at Grace Baptist Church with Rev. Howard Sears officiating. The couple resides at 33 Deardoff Road Franklin. the groom is with Armco Steel and the bride with Ohio Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald E. Reeder
Jack Reeder
Central Avenue
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Roger Gillespie
Doris Massey
Ronald Campbell
Cleveland
Casandra Michael
Middletown
Thomas Graham
Columbus
Tom Kinsworthy
Charles Dennis
Michael Daly
William McNabb
George Armoer
Claudia Sorg
James Peters
Deardoff Road
Franklin
Comand High School
Ohio State University
Morehead State College
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Flower Show Entrant Advice For Horticulture Entries
Amateur growers may exhibit at Middletown Council of Garden Clubs Flower Show Flow ers Inspired by Art at the Civic Association. Horticulture specimens must be grown by exhibitors and labeled. unnamed class available. Pot plants require three months growth. reservations via Mrs. Fredrick Van Scoyoc. Tips cover hardening, watering, cutting stems, refrigeration, and grooming. The show runs Saturday 2 to 8 p m and Sunday 1 to 8 p m with club and individual art-inspired exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Council of ‘Garden Clubs
Norbert Werner
Civic Association
Werner
Fredrick van Scoyoc
N. Marshall Road
College Edition To Appear Sunday
The Middletown Journal will publish a special college edition in its Sunday issue. The society department will include hundreds of student names their college destinations majors and parents. Extra copies can be ordered by Friday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
Society Department
Model Meeting by Delta Sigma Chapter Sets Prospective Members
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting at the YMCA to acquaint prospective members with procedures. Special guests included Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Jena, Miss Meeks, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YMCA
Rob
Bethlehem Lutheran Women hold September Circle Six meeting
Nineteen members plus a guest gathered at Mrs. Ron Lane’s Kensington Street home for Circle Six. The group planned the fall social at Cross Lutheran Church Cincinnati, Ohio District Convention in Cleveland, and purchased a layette for Lutheran World Relief. They discussed altar linen upkeep, baptismal memento napkins, and the Bible study on Walking In Love led by Mrs. Emerson Wendt. Guest speaker Mrs. W. C. Cade spoke at Betty Knight Circle’s first seasonal meeting. Family Night was announced for Sept. 26. The yesterday morning gathering was hosted by Mrs. William Leasure with Mrs. J. P. Johnston as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Six
Bethlehem Lutheran Women of
Ron Lane
Kensington Street
Anthony Haker
Circle
Lower Miami Valley
Lutheran World Relief
Lutheran Inner Mission
Emerson Wendt
Lionel McFeeter
Betty Knight
First Baptist Church
W. C. Cade
White Cross
H. B. Phillips
Robert Dell
William Leasure
Ardmore Drive
J. P. Johnston
Beta Cristonian meeting features fall fashion show
The Beta chapter of Cristonians gathered at Mrs. Harold Koerber’s home on Thomas Drive Franklin for a fashion show by Eloise Schneider Traditional Shop Central Avenue. Mrs Schneider spoke on fall styles and the event benefits Butler County Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Schneider
Central Avenue
Cristonians
Harold Koerber
Thomas Drive
Franklin
Butler County Children's Home
American Legion
E. E. Kaptein
Walter Crenshaw
Ladies Day Bridge Held At Forest Hills Lodge
Mrs. Paul Hegg and Mrs. Dale Paul led the hostess committee for a ladies day bridge luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Prize winners included Mrs. George Mourouzis, Mrs. Paul, Miss Lillie Maier, Mrs. Carl Roess, Mrs. Fred Stein and Mrs. Russell Murphy. Next bridge social at Forest Hills Lodge is Sept. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hegg
Dale Paul
Forest Hills Country Club
George Mourouzis
Paul
Lillie Maier
Carl Roess
Fred Stein
Russell Murphy
Forest Hills Lodge
Eastern Star Chapter 367 Meeting Set
Coming Events presser Chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Past officers will be honored during the evening. Arrangements committee includes Mrs James Whitaker Mrs Calvin Reynolda Okey Mrs Jackson Mrs Harry Chamberlain Mrs Fred Denniston Sr and Mrs Glen Van Buskirk with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
James Whitaker
Calvin Reynolda Okey Vs
Jackson
Harry Chamberlain
Fred Denniston Sr
Glen van Buskirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotillion Dance Club
Beauty
West Central Ave
School of Beauty Culture
Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet
Music Division
Library of Congress
Philadelphia Orchestra
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Ili
Rockefeller Tion
Samuel B. Gould
State University of New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Daytonian
Seemiess
Ert Bell
Solomon C. Gray
Ray Jena
Nancy Meeks
Carl Caer He
James Kalbaugh
Warwick
Irene Mullins
William R. Wagner
Howard Johnson
James Horton
Walling Gray
James McCloud
Ralph Schirmer Jr
FH Lodge
Shaffer
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