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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1956

Page

7

Homemakers Circle Three Welcomes New Member

Mrs. Thomas Rodgers joined Homemakers Circle Three at the first fall meeting held at Mrs. John Harbaugh’s home with George Crout, Wilson School principal, as guest speaker on Middletown history. Plans for the annual card party on November 20 were announced, with several members and hostesses listed and new officers noted.

Thomas Rodgers Homemakers Circle John Harbaugh George Crout Wilson School Middletown Clifford van Gilder Homemakers Mark Marshall T. H. Schuler R. V. Crist Harbaugh Robert L. Bauer Ray Schmidt Boyd Fout Fout Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs Eugene Hom

Tomato Juice Is Pick for Midday Pick-Me-Up

Tomato juice offers a refreshing nonflattening pick me up for mid afternoon lulls and other low points in the day.

Critique Club Opens Season With Banquet in Waynesville

The Critique Literary Club began its 36th season with 20 members and two guests at Far Hills Party House in Waynesville. Jack Hose introduced successor Owen Barr as president while Dr. Martin Rush announced the year’s programs under the theme You Are The Critic. A mock political convention followed the banquet.

Critique Literary Club Ralph Asbury Nevin Smucker Far Hills Party House Waynesville Jack Hose Owen Barr Howard Wren Edna Flam Barr Martin Rush

Duplicate Players Move Sessions To Temple Beth Sholem

The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at the Manchester Hotel for the final time. Beginning next Monday, weekly sessions will be at Temple Beth Sholem on Grand Avenue and Gladys Drive. The average was 24 at 3% tables. Winners were Mr and Mrs Del Meyer 29s, Mr and Mrs Howard Holtzclaw 25, and Al Cohen and Jack Lawson who tied for third with 24% points.

Middletown Manchester Temple Beth Sholem Grand Avenue Gladys Drive del Meyer Howard Holtzclaw al Cohen Jack Lawson

Travel Notes Highlight Weekend Trips and Visits

Airman Larry T. Snider returned to Norfolk after a weekend with grandparents in Arlington Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery and party ended a three week Mexico vacation visiting Monterey Mexico City Toluca Taxco Cuernavaca and Xochimilco. They attended a reception at the American Embassy in Mexico City. Mrs. Richard Schirm from San Fernando Valley arrived for a two week visit with her mother on Sutphin Street and other relatives.

Larry T. Snider Norfolk, Va Tom Snider Arlington Avenue Ralph Montgomery Friendly Acres Trenton Mexico Mr. Montgomery Henry Teboe Hamilton Monterey Mexico City Tolucca Taxco Cuernavaca Xochimilco Richard Schirm San Fernando Valley Calif Leonard Yarber Sutphin Street

Miss Daussman and Stanley Bevis Wed in Evansville Church

Miss Susan Jane Daussman and Stanley Gay Bevis married in a double ring ceremony at St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church Evansville Indiana on September 1 at 1130 am The bride wore a white chantilly lace gown with a fitted bodice and full skirt and carried stephanots and ferns with white orchids Best man was Martin Bevis and cousin Mrs Bruce Lomax attended the bride A brunch followed at Hotel McCurdy The couple will reside on Brenada Avenue Davenport after a wedding trip to the French Lick Sheraton Hotel in Indiana.

Susan Jane Daussman Stanley Gay Bevis Dayton Arthur Daussman Evansville Ind St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Bruce Lomax Fransville Martin Bevis McCurdy Bevis Brenada Avenue Davon French Lick Sheraton Hotel Indiana

Irene Hocz and E G Lykins to Wed Oct 27

The engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Irene Hocz to Edward G Lykins are announced by the bride's father Frank Hocz. The ceremony will be at 10:30 a m on October 27 in the Hungarian Reformed Church, Young Street, with sisters and relatives named among the bridal party and wedding roles.

Irene Hocz Edward G. Lykins Anna Lykins Clark Street Frank Hocz Pearl Street Young Street Evan M. Masters Hamilton William H. Cardwell Union Town Ohio Michael Takach Hazel Lehman Rosanna Takach William Lykins John Fitzgerald Evan Masters Glenn Williams

Betrothal announced in Wyoming couple’s daughter

Mr and Mrs Max J Harvey of Wyoming announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Charlotte to John M Snow son of Mrs Dorothy Rainey of Lebanon. The wedding is set for October 13 at the Wyoming Baptist Church.

Max J. Harvey Wyoming Charlotte John M. Snow Dorothy Rainey Lebanon Wyoming Baptist Church

Wedding Attendants Announced for Stutenroth Anderson Plan

Miss Mary Louise Stutenroth and Raymond B. Anderson announce the selection of attendants for their wedding at 4 30 p m October 6 at the Church of the Ascension. Matron of honor is Mrs Donald Hackney. bridesmaids include Miss Susan Stutenroth, Miss Shirley Turner of Indianapolis, and Mrs John Diou ghy of Oak Park. Best man is Sr Robert W. Anderson. ushers include Herbert Knight Richard Hall Jr Bradley Rippel Donald Gunderson and C E Stutenroth II. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Stutenroth of Peastown Heights. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond G Anderson of Oak Park.

Mary Louise Stutenroth Raymond B. Anderson Donald Hackney Susan Stutenroth Shirley Turner Indianapolis John Diouighy Oak Park Robert W. Anderson Herbert Knight Richard Hall Jr Bradley Rippel Donald Gunderson Ottawa, Ill C. E. Stutenroth II Charles E. Stutenroth Peasttown Heights Raymond G. Anderson

Mrs Siegel Elected Head of Garden Club

Mrs Richard Siegel was elected president of Shovel and Hoe Garden Club at yesterday’s annual luncheon at the Colony. Also chosen were Mrs Harry Pratt as vice president and Mrs William Jelks, recording secretary. Mrs Paul Schnedler became corresponding secretary and Mrs Richard Royse treasurer. Mrs William Harrison won the yearly award for most original and prize winning floral arrangements and will chair next season’s judging committee. Plans were discussed to enter floral arrangements at the Butler County Fair. The October meeting will be at J H Waxweiler’s home. Members were asked to bring materials for dried arrangements.

Richard Siegel Shovel and Hoe Garden Club Colony Harry Pratt William Jelks Paul Schnedler Richard Royse William Harrison Butler County J. H. Waxweiler

School Faculty Enjoys Picnic at Oak Hill

Jefferson School faculty members were guests for a picnic at Oak Hill the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Steinmetz on Middletown Hamilton Road. A woods hike and horseback riding preceded supper with card games. Attendees included Principal Robert W. Truck and others.

Jefferson School Doris Purdy Mayme Bicknell Edna Hicks Elizabeth Ritchett Clara Enright Johanne Steinmetz

Shower Honors Shirlee Hamlin at Miamisburg

Mrs. Melvin Fuller and Miss Wanda Schenck hosted a misc shower for Shirlee Hamlin bride elect of Doh Schenck at a home in Miamisburg. Twenty three guests played games with prizes to Mrs. Orville Hamlin and Mrs. John Schenck. The couple will wed Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in EUB Church.

Melvin Fuller Wanda Schenck Miamisburg Shirlee Hamlin Doh Schenck Orville Hamlin John Schenck Hamlin Mr. Schenck Eub Church

Viola Rebekah Lodge honors Rebekah degree anniversary

Last night in Odd Fellows Hall the Viola Rebekah Lodge held a covered-dish dinner and program celebrating the Rebekah degree anniversary. Deputy president Mrs Howard Hoover and team captain Mrs Joseph Ditmyer led the committee, with 31 members present under the meeting by Mrs Homer Miller.

Viola Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows ‘Hall Howard Hoover Joseph Ditmyer Homer Miller George Knott L. A. McLaughlin Harold Radenheimer

Stop Cotton Shine To Get A Smooth Dark Cotton Finish

Advice on avoiding shine on dark cotton fabrics by ironing on the wrong side. If touch ups are needed on the right side, use a press cloth to protect the fabric and prevent damage.

Vital Statistics Hospital Notes

Hospital notes report births and announcements for Sherman Avenue and Franklin and Woodlawn areas. Jeffrey Teasdale son of Mr and Mrs Harley Teasdale of Sherman Avenue is listed along with Wendell Shelton of Franklin and Linville Johnson of Woodlawn.

Vital Statistics. Hospital Notes Jeffrey Teasdale Harley Teasdale Sherman Ave Wendell Shelton Franklin Linville Johnson Woodlawn Ave

Franklin Group Forms SFG Chapter in Delta Pi Event

A Franklin area gathering hosted by the Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma explained the sorority functions to prospective members at Victory Motel Restaurant with Marion Willoughby as toastmaster. The next meeting is set for Sept 25 at Ruth Logsdon's home, with numerous local residents named alongside the organizers and charter members.

Delta Pi Sigma Phi Gamma Franklin Victory Motel Marion Willoughby Alfred Schwing George Frye Jr Ray Patrick Elizabeth Rock Tau William Nevenswander Wiliam Whitesel Ruth Logsdon

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Circle 12 Mm Societ Nellie Evans Critique Club Miss Daussman E. G. Lykins Folger Folger’s Af, & Co Franklin Group SFG Chapter Charles Brown Glen Ave Raymond Smith Charles Rushing Beloit Kan Donald Moore Roger Hughes 16Th Ave David Lee Powell Richard Powell Germantown Harvey Wolfe Carl Keith Jewell St Bryan Johnsen Earl Johnsen Shafer St William Kramer Jewell Rose Methven Fleming Asher Hensley West Middletown Rt. 1 Ray Walker John Waczula 15Th Ave Omer Spencer Lloyd Swartz Olympia William Phillips Florence William Moon Garfield Edmund Hubbard Garfield St Harry Higdon Yankee Hank Eugene Dalton Fred Dalton Pocahontas “Lark Norman Adkins Minnesota Harold Entwhistle Mercy Hospital William Irving Renee Dorsie Blanken Manchester Ave Herbert Lamb W. Silver St Edgar Thornsverry Queen Ave Homer Hounshell Overpeck Ivory Thomas Baltimore St Alfred Garcia Vermantown Dawn Didlick 9Th Ave Kentucky U.S. Rt Florence, Ky U.S Central Ave Second Ave Broad Verity
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