Middletown Cotillion Board Plans First Dance Nov 2
The Middletown Cotillion board met at the Heckards to discuss the Nov 2 dance at the Manchester Hotel and begin a roster check for anticipated membership growth after an amendment. President Glenn Selby chaired the meeting with several board members present. The group plans to reconvene Sept 30 at the Days home.
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Middletown
Selby
Charles West
James Schneider
Paul Day
Heckard
Mrs. Day
Fleming Road
Lawrenceburg Couple Wed In September Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Ernest Patrick announce the marriage of their daughter Tina to Charles Sears of Baltimore Street. The ceremony was held September 1 in Lawrenceburg Indiana with Bobby Sears and his wife as best man and matron of honor. The couple reside at 23 Curtis Street.
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Ernest Patrick
Grand Avenue
Tina
Charles Sears
Arthur Sears
Baltimore Street
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bobby Sears
Honer
Sears
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Reedy's
Curtis St
Local club and church group meet this week
Coming events include the Past Councilors gathering Friday at Mrs Walter Stevens home on Dixie Highway. The WCTU meets tomorrow at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with guest speaker Mrs George Wedekind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Walter Stevens
Dixie Highway
First Baptist Church
George Wedekind
Jack Benny Sportsman Weds Middletown Native Betty Jane Bevis
Former Middletown High School graduate Betty Jane Bevis wed William Thomas Days of Los Angeles on September 11 at Wylie Chapel Hollywood Presbyterian Church. Days, a member of The Sportsmen, now resides in Van Nuys after a Lake Tahoe honeymoon. Mrs. Days has since performed with the Elizabethan Symphony Chorus on radio and TV. Leslie Peck of Gideon Road attended with her husband and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
the Sportsmen
Jack Benny
Hollywood
Betty Jane Bevis
Calvin Bevis
William Thomas Days
Los Angeles
Wylie Chapel
Hollywood Presbyterian Church
Leslie Peck
Gideon Road
Constitution Week Observed By DAR Chapter
Members of the Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon at the Colony Restaurant to mark Constitution Week, observed by presidential decree from today through September 23. George Crout spoke on Side Lights of the Constitution Convention, with notes on debates and the framers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter
Daughters For the American Revolution
Colony
Herbert Hofmann
George Washington
Piqua
Hofmann
Ralph Lehleich
Les DukErmit
James Cast
Gilbert Sheard
Business Women Meet Tomorrow
Middletown Business and Professional Women will begin activities tomorrow at 6 30 p m with a smorgasbord supper at the Girls Club. Miss Helen Keating, B P W president, reports an interesting program featuring background music by a barber shop quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Helen Keating
B&pw
Longview Social Service League Party For 255 Patients
Refreshments were served and gifts given to 255 patients during a hospital party hosted by the Longview Social Service League in the afternoon. The event was organized by B and L, First United Presbyterian Church, with help from Mary Kyle Mission Circle teens. Mrs. Howard Haskins chaired the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary Kyle
Ie¢ O
Howard Haskins
Tle
Party Honors Iona Blevins and Robert Asher
Miss Iona Blevins and Robert Asher were guests of honor at a buffet supper party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans in Countryside. Attending were colleagues from The Journal editorial department, including Dave Regan, James Mills, Jerry Nardiello, Ed Edmiston, Jody Terney, Chardelle Weber, Bill Weith, Bob Carrier and John Fleming. Miss Blevins is the daughter of Omer Blevins of Marshall Road and her fiancé is Charles R. Asher's son of Harrison Street.
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Iona Blevins
Robert Asher
First Church of God
Walter Fvans
Countryside
Journal
Dave Regan
James Mills
Jerry Nardiello
Ed Edmiston
Jody Terney
Chardelle Weber
Bill Weith
Bob Carrier
John Fleming
Miss Blevins
Omer Blevins
Marshall Road
Charles R. Asher
Harrison Street
Civic Symphony Begins Season
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra committee opens its season with a meeting at Miss Dorothy Divers’s Hampton Place home. Miss Valda Wilderson, conductor, to announce signed soloists. chairs and hostess roles assigned to Mrs. Russell Beam and Mrs. M. C. Bechtel. patrons and ticketing listed.
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra Committee
P.m
Dorothy Diver
Hampton Place
John Dillon
Valda Wilderson
Russell Beam
M. C. Bechtel
Melvin Dawson
Edgar Huselton
Janice Seuhlz
John Newby
Harry Holiday
Hamlin Schenck Attendants Named for Wedding
Mrs Kenneth Schuchter to serve as matron of honor at the First EUB Church wedding of Shirlee Hamiltin to Don Schenck Saturday at 7 50 p m. Attendants include bridesmaids Mrs Ray D Hamlin Mrs Ronal Weidle Mrs Gerald Cox and Miss Randa Schmacker. Cherie Dale Schenck to be flower girl and Paul Schenck Jr ringbearer. Best man John Schenck with ushers Ronald Schenck Terry Lyons Dale Cox and Kenneth Schenck hosting reception assistants for the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schuchter
Shirlee Hamiltin
Don Schenck
Ray D. Hamlin
Inlaw
Ronal Weidle
Gerald Cox
Randa Schmacker
Cherie Dale Schenck
Paul Schenck Jr
John Schenck
Ronald Schenck
Terry Lyons
Dale Cox
Kenneth Schenck
Mary Ann Hamlin
Garry Smallwood
Russell Burkhardt
Carolyn Gillette
Births Reported From Several Area Homes
Vital statistics list multiple births across towns including Miamisburg Middletown Franklin Germantown and Dayton with dates spanning Saturday Sunday and today. Names include Bobby Fasterling Calvin Wright McIntosh Dalton Richards Edwards Parker Little Sullivan Caudill Boylan Shotwell Prickett Combs Henderson Creager Giiden Hensey and others with out of town parents John England Roy Utah and grandparents W E Long and A L England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Fasterling
Sheridan Ave
Calvin Son
Miamisburg
Marvin Wright
Oxford State Rd
Ervin McIntosh
Germantown
Buel Dalton
William Richards
Middletown
William Boylan
Chautauqua
John Shotwell
Lincoln Prickett Jr
Roberts Ave
Franklin
Eugene Combs
Spencer Lane
Wilbur Henderson
Yankee Rd
Robert Creager
Lewis St
Bernard Giiden
Florence Sr
Thomas Hensey
Rt. 1
Marriage Licenses List From Hamilton Area
Walter D Stoutenborough 61 steel mill foreman 2505 Central Ave and Hazel L Bake 59 Middletown Rt 3 Paul Neff 21 Granville and Mary Ann Schradin 21 Shandon Wayne L Wolverton 28 and Marjorie A Imhoff 19 both Hamilton Ronald Hampton 19 Air Force Hamilton and Jan Rose Sullivan 19 120 Iglehart St Middletown Leonard Cook 20 and Myrtis Louise Brown 20 both New Miami Carl E Keller 2 and M Arleda Sexton 25 both Hamilton Jay W Jentry 34 and Cornelia W Johnson 38 both Hamilton Carl Raymond Cee 31 and Joyce Mae McGuire 19 both Hamilton James Jones Jr 36 and Pauline J Click 37 both Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Stoutenborough
Central Ave
Hazel L. Bake
Middletown
Paul Neff
Granville
Mary Ann Schradin
Shandon
Wayne L. Wolverton
Marjorie A. Imhoff
Hamilton
Ronald Hampton
Air Force
Jan Rose Sullivan
Igleiart St
Leonard Cook
Myrtis
Jay W. Jentry
Cornelia,w. Johnson
Carl Raymond Cee
Joyce Mae McGuire
James Jones Jr
Pauline J. Click
Names in Hospital List Highlight Local Residents
A long hospital listing names multiple residents from Franklin, Dayton, Middletown and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. James Buffenbarger, Mrs. W. J. Spencer, James Rollyson, Nabottha Matton, Howard Sweney, Tom Dunaway, Mrs. Kermit Wallen, Dan Cline, Diane Foster, Mrs. James Dennis, Harry Higdon, Charles Cundiff, Thomas Kirby, Daniel Egelston, Mrs. Herbert Butler, Mrs. Boyd Davis, Edward Flisher, John Combs, Jerry Stahl, Chalmers Brewer, Vickey Bare, George Reese, Oliver Cole, Billy Betzler, Mrs. Eugenia Georgopoulos, Mrs. James Hounshell, Richard Knox, Jennifer Moore, Leslie McGraw, Crawley Osborne, Clella Stamper, Allen Wombeld, Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Lottie Back, John Blankenship, Mrs. Charles Blanton, Mrs. Fred Chapman, Rt 1 residents, Mrs. Keily Cornett, Judith Faulkner, Mrs. Waldemar Hanson, Robert Kurtz, Mrs. Neil Pappas, Cornelius Taylor, Gerald Ingalls, Mrs. Robert Burnett, Good Samaritan Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dunaway
Dayton
Kermit Wallen
Trenton
Dan Cline
N. Main St
Diane Foster
Frank Foster
Calumet Ave
James Dennis
Lind St
Harry Higdon
Yankee
Charles Cundiff
Guy Cundiff
Wayne Ave
Thomas Kirby
Franklin
Daniel Egelston
McKinley St
Herbert Butler
Baltimore St
Boyd Davis
Springboro
Edward Flisher
George Reese
Glenco Ave
Oliver Cole
N. Broad St
Billy Betzler
Allen Betzler
Eugenia Georgopoulos
James Hounshell
Richard Knox
Clark St
Jennifer Moore
John Moore
Meadow Ave
Leslie McGraw
Malvern St
Crawley Osborne
McKinley
Clella Stamper
Glen Ave
Allen Wombeld
Moore St
Andrew Johnson
Harold Johnson
Curtis St
Lottie Back
Catalpa
John Blankenship
Bernice Ave
Charles Blanton
Fred Chapman
Batesville
Ind
Keily Cornett
Grove St
Judith Faulkner
Robert Faulkner
West Middletown
Waldemar Hanson
Davis Stevens Vows Planned in Dayton Church
The marriage of Verna M. Davis to Donald M. Stevens will be solemnized at 10 p.m. Saturday in St. Albert the Great Church, Dayton. Bridesmaids include Dotty and Florene Davis, with Alan Stevens as best man and ushers Donald Long Robert McGehean and Joseph Holman Jr. Following the ceremony a reception will be held at the Wishing Well in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna M. Davis
Harvie Davis
Dayton
Donald M. Stevens
A. Myron Stevens
Ross Street
St. Albert the Great Church
Dotty Davis
Florene Davis
James Braun
Alan Stevens
Donald Long
Robert McGehean
Joseph Holman Jr
Middletown
Centerville
William Carr Sr Birthday Surprise Honored at 81st
William Carr Sr was celebrated at a surprise party arranged by his family for his 81st birthday. Guests at the Logan Street home included Evelyn, William Carr Jr, Ed Layton, Ben Carrington, Charles Carr, Elisha Nee, James Chessman, Trulin Williams, James Reed, and Betty Ann Martin of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr Sr
Mr. Carr
Carr
Logan Street
Evelynne
William Carr Jr
Ed Layton
Ben Carrington
Charles Carr
Elisha Nee
James Chessman
Trulin Williams
James Reed
Tce
Betty Ann Martin
Hamilton
Travel Notes on Rushville Church Anniversary Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McCandlish of Franklin Street and their daughter Miss Betty McCandlish of Dayton attended the 150th anniversary of the Presbyterian Church in Rushville Ohio. They were weekend guests of Mr. McCandlish's brother and sister in law. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell who returned to Wellsville after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bell of Sherman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. McCandlish
Franklin Street
Betty MccCandlish
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
Rushville
Ohio
Mr. McCandlish
W. C. McCand
Ross Bell
Robert Bell
Wellsville
James E. Bell
Sherman Avenue
Cheese Sandwiches With Butter Fried Filling Lunch
A simple lunch plan featuring cheese sandwiches fried in butter in a heavy skillet. Serve hot with crisp bacon, currant jelly, and a fresh salad for balance and variety.
Community meetings and club schedules listed for Monday and Tuesday
A long roster of local meetings and events includes National Guard Company CD 147th Infantry at 7:30 p.m. Armory in Middletown, Middletown Civic Symphony at Middletown High School, American Legion Post 218 executive committee at 8 p.m., Monroe Firemen's Association at Monroe Fire House, Civitan Rotary Sertoma South Middletown American Citizens Club Civic Chorus Wilson PTO Mayfield Fire Department Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Association Chatterdine FOE and SPEBSQSA Miami Lodge OOF Monroe IOOF Hall, with various times and venues. The surface of the Dead Sea is 1,286 feet below the level of the Mediterranean Sea.
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National Guard
147Th Infantry Regiment
Armory
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Middletown
American Legion
Legion Monroe Firemen’s Assn
Monroe Fire House
Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
Sertoma Club
South Middletown
Sheffield Street
Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Assn
Chatterdine Foe
Hall
Spebsqsa
Legion
Miami Lodge
OOF
P.m
Monroe
Kitty Thinks He's Chick So Do Chicks
A Dallas area kitten named Chickadee, about three months old, insists it is a chicken. The cat refuses human attention, eats chicken feed and scraps, competes with hens for food, and even roosts in the chicken house with the flock.
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Kitty
Dallas W
N. E
Utsler
Chickadee
Rylie
Tex
Scout Returns Wallet and Receives Reward
Eagle Scout John R. Gibbud, 19, found a wallet with 300 dollars and returned it to Oscar L. Bolin, 42, a real estate man, after learning the owner’s name from a newspaper ad. Bolin gave a 50 dollar reward. Gibbud asked two 25 dollar checks to be issued, one for books for his university registration and the other to his Boy Scout troop for tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
John R. Gibbud
Oscar L. Bolin
Bolin
Gibbud
University of Miami
Cat Buried Amid Five Hens Causes Mix Up
Witnesses recalled a scene where a kitten, seemingly mixed up, was mistaken during a moment around five hens. Utsler noted the animal attempted to peck him, clarifying the kitten’s confused behavior.
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Cotillion Board
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DAR
Ham
Betta
McKesson
Gillen - Crow
Civic Symphony
John England
Roy, Utah
W. E. Long
Manchester Rd
A. L. England
James Buffenbarger
Franklin Rt
W. J. Spencer
6Th Ave
James Rollyson
Arlington Ave
Nabottha Matton
Buena Ave
Howard Sweney
Lebanon Rt
Robert Burnett
Good Samaritan
Cincinnati
Davis-Stevens
Lym
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Ily
Oget
Ryear
Dead Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Brecinners
YMCA
Scout
U.S
Florence, Ky
Second Ave
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