Society Notes Show Travel and Weddings Across States
Miss Gretchen Holstein leaves Alameda Circle for Gulfpark College in Gulfport Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Wallace I Edwards return home after a visit with Marilyn Jacoby in Madison Wisconsin. Dr and Mrs V C Thompson attend their son Robert's wedding to Betty Mae Sander in Gulfport Mississippi. Mr and Mrs John Hoskins and Mr and Mrs R L Hoskins return from a 15 day trip to Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain National Park, Black Hills, Colorado Springs and Denver. F S Fitzgerald and Mrs Fitzgerald enjoy a motor trip to the Virginias en route to Virginia Beach. Mrs Charles Pressler and Mrs Hobart Oli visit with Arthur Sizemore after Batesville trip, on Queen Ave. Mrs L D Wilmore and Mrs (illegible) continue social routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Thompson
Mississippi City
Miss
Robert
Betty Mae Sander
Gulfport
John Hoskins
R. L. Hoskins
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain Park
Black Hills
Colorado Springs
Denver
Batesville
Ind
Charles Pressler
Hobart Oli
Eir
Arthur Sizemore
Oliphant
Queen Ave
L. D. Wilmore
Bridal Shower for Vera Fugate Prepares for September Wedding
Vera Fugate and Ernest Buckles plan a September 29 ceremony in Leopoldville Congo with Armco International. A Conway party honored her with bridal games and luggage gifts won by Mrs. John Case and others. Repast featured a miniature bride and groom and wedding bells. There are virtually no permanent streams in Saudi Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herow
Miss Verate
Ernest Buckles
Zdr
Leopoldville
Belgium
Congo
Armco International Corporation
Miss Or Conway
John Case
Estil Fugate
Yvonne Meadows
Judy Greer
Don Young
Buford Fugate
Lawrence Beckweth
Don Skinner
Don Imhoff
Phil Hegner
Saudi Arabia
John Lloyd Sunday Note From Lawranasek Family
John Lloyd is tied to the Lawranasek family in Eaton with Sunday observances noted by Mr. and Mrs. Lawranasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd
Mrs. Lawranasek
Eaton
Rainbow Girls Install Ruth Marie Stutenroth as Worthy Advisor
Rainbow Girls install Ruth Marie Stutenroth Saturday night as new worthy advisor. Sandra Siegfried retires, presenting gifts and jewels as officers receive honors. Installing group includes Frances Cogan and Betty Riggs among others. Stutenroth’s officers include Barbara Arnold and Marilyn Fitzgerald with a reception by the Stutenroth family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Stutenroth
Sandra Siegfried
Stutenroth
Frances Cogan
Betty Riggs
Beulah Squires
Barbara Flint
Juanita Brewer
Barbara Arnold
Marilyn Fitzgerald
Shirley Lawson
Louise Hall
Pat McCandress
Donna Lester
Peggy Mann
Dharma Mason
Martha Ramsdell
Confidential Observer
Phyllis Barker
Outer Observer
Maria Jung
Janet Carr
Carol Thomas
Stephany Moore
Sharon Moore
Rainbow
Gwynne Finkelman
Carol Reynolds
Lois Davis
Shirley Stegemiller
Sheila Rogers
Judy Sanders
Judy Lenhart
Sunshine Girls
Susann
Mary Lou
C. E
Delores Fagan
Dariene Largent
Barbara Emrick
Donna Dennis
Civic Symphony Business Committee Opens Season
The Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra business committee met at Verity Clubhouse. Miss Valda Wilkerson announced three concert dates November 18 February 17 and April 20 with guest artists Louis McCallay Frank Ditmar Nell Tangen man and a young peoples chorus. Ticket sales begin October 1 with prices 1.25 for individuals 3.00 for a season and 12.00 for patrons. Musicians were invited to join rehearsals at the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Civic Symphony
Louis McCallay
Frank Ditmar
Nell
Tangeman
Young Peoples Chorus
Robert Solter
E. H. McCandlish
Wilkerson
Fred Brosius
Ross Hill
Walter Sheffer
Evelyn Beck
Taulbee Couple Observes Third Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Taulbee marked their third wedding anniversary with a small gathering of close friends. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Ross and family alongside Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duff and several other local couples and their children. Refreshments were served to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Taulbee
L. P. Rossman
Robert Duff
W. Lykins
Harry Shoemaker
James H.wilson
Lawrence McMongile
Ralph Kindred
Joyce Boone
James Hall
Circle of the Mothers Study League Meeting Planned
The Coming Up column notes the Circle of the Mothers Study League will meet at Mrs. Robert Swig’s home tomorrow evening. Also the Graduate Regents Women of the Moose will gather tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Michael This Crawford Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
The
Mother's Study League
Robert Swig
Women of the Moose
Michael Thi
Crawford St
Pioneer Scout Mothers Club Luncheon Meeting
The Pioneer Scout Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. M. J. Wise at 15 North Sutphin Street for a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Scout Mothers Club
M. J. Wise
North Sutphin St
Fire Prevention Week Planned For October 7 13
Three divisions of the Mid town Safety Council meet this week to plan National Fire Prevention Week observed Oct 7 13. The Fire Prevention Division chaired by Vernon Moon will meet at 4 pm Tuesday at the Civic Association with 20 members to draft local plans. The Commercial Vehicle Division led by Arthur Frey meets at 4 pm Wednesday to arrange a drivers anniversary event and safe driving awards. The Industrial Division chaired by Morris Evans meets at 3 pm Thursday at East Works Armco Steel with a 3 to 4 pm plant inspection and 4 pm business session hosted by East Works Superintendent Otto Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Paul E. Wilson
Civic Association
Vernon Moon
Arthur Frey
East Works
Armco Steel Corporation
Morris Evans
Otto Martin
Defense "Briefing" Planned for Friday Gathering
A briefing meeting for all deputy directors and Civil Defense Committee members is set for 4 p m Friday at the Civil Association. General Chairman Francis Carmody will chair. An extra item will be reviewing proposed future activities of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Committee
Civil Association
Francis Carmody
Girl Scout Staffer to Visit Middletown Council
Miss Betty Clark national Girl Scouts of America staff officer will visit Middletown tomorrow to review council work with committees and officers. The Leaders Association meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Jean M Verity Lodge followed by a farewell party for executive director Mrs. Garnet Church who will leave for Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clark
Girl Scouts of America
Cleveland
Middletown Council
Garnet Church
Clark
Middletown
Leaders Association of the Girl Scout Council
Jean M. Verity Lodge
Church
Connecticut
Andrew Roper
Edna Schneider
Camp Campaign Docket At YMCA Board Meeting
A YMCA meeting agenda includes a report on the Summer Camp by Harry ter Braak and a membership campaign update by General Chairman Jack Batzell. The YMCA Board of Directors will convene Wednesday at noon in Room K for luncheon and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harry Ter Braak
Jack Baitzell
Ymca Board of Directors
Sheriff to Smash Confiscated Slot Machines Today
Sheriff Charles B. Walke orders the destruction of confiscated slot machines in the county jail as a federal law tightens the crackdown. Proceeds from remaining funds will go to charity. Deputies have seized machines over a year and will continue to enforce the anti gambling statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Walke
Walke
19 Cent Thief Dies In Leap At Kentucky Reformatory
Willie Cole 23 leaped head first from a state reformatory roof after guards surprised him and three other prisoners hiding in a boiler room area. He had been imprisoned for a 19 cent robbery in Lawrence County, Kentucky, after beating 73-year-old Fletcher Smith. Cole had been living in Mansfield, Ohio, at the time of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Ronald L. Whaley
Willie Cole
Cole
Fletcher Smith
Lawrence County
Kentucky
Mansfield
Local Accountants to Dayton Parley Opens Night Program
Four men from local industry will attend the opening meeting of the Dayton Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Attendees include Rodney H Michael of Crystal Tissue Leonard W Barker and Frank E Wilson of Armco Steel Hugh O Foster of American Coating Mills and Roy T Turley president of Curtiss Wright Corporation New Jersey will speak on What We Need in Cost Reports for General Management. Saudi Arabia is about 500000 square miles in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
Rodney H. Michael
Crystal Tissue
Leonard W. Barker
Frank E. Wilson
Armco Steel
Hugh O. Foster
American Coating Mills
Roy T. Turley
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
New Jersey
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By Susan Breiel
Gretchen Holstein
Don Holstein
Alameda Circle
Gulfpark College
Wallace I. Edwards
Marilyn Jacoby
Mad- Wis
Arthur Jacoby
Linden Ave
Ralph Knight
Fourth Ave
Robert Ashlin
Massillon
Miss Fugate
Rainbow Girls
Siegfried
Patricia Lester
Marilyn Mann
Colorado
Jackie Lester
Shari Kah
Iowa
Janet Moyer
Charles Stutenroth
Mary Lou Stutenroth
Oneida
Jewelers
Central Ave
Defense
General Electric
Montgomery
N. Main St
Scout Council
Norris
Chrysler
Johnson Motors
U. Ss. Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Crawford
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Clinton
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