AAUW Fall Workshops Planned Across Northeastern Ohio
AAUW Ohio Division announces two fall workshops for northeast Ohio branches. Middletown members attend the second event on Saturday Oct 8 at the Shawnee Hotel in Springfield. Sessions cover presidents program chairmen membership and fellowship chairs with a keynote by Mrs. Charles Concordia on A Step Forward.
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Ohio
The
American Association of University Women
Bucyrus
Middletown
Shawnee Hotel
Springfield
Charles Concordia
Association
Educational Foundation
New Educational Center
Washington, D. C
Sorority Delegates Named At Kenton Roundtable
Mrs William Burton and Mrs Charles Joy were chosen to represent Delta Pi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma at the sorority roundtable meeting October 10 at Hardin Memorial Country Club Kenton. Delegates were selected at a meeting hosted by Mrs John Neuenswander on Euclid Avenue. A card party and style show report was heard by chair Mrs George Frye. A rummage sale is planned for December 14 and a Sept 26 social at 8 pm will be hosted by Mrs Burton, Mrs James Gutshall, and Mrs J J Butler at the Pistol Range. Next meeting is Oct 10 at 7:30 pm at Doty House.
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William Burton
Charles Joy
Delta Pi Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma
Hardin Memorial Country Club
Kenton
John Neuenswander
Euclid Avenue
George Frye
Burton
James Gutshall
J. J. Butler
Doty House
Federation To Begin Year With Luncheon
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs with 62 affiliated clubs opens the 1960 61 season Thursday with its Presidents Luncheon at Verity Hall. Mrs. Smith urges each club president to attend or send a representative. Luncheon arrangements are handled by Mrs. Ralph Irons.
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Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Verity Hall
Card Party Planned Thursday at Elks Temple in town
Plans have been completed for a Welcome Wagon card party on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Temple on North Main Street. The event, a benefit organized by a committee led by Mrs. William Riggs, offers special prizes and refreshments. Tickets available at the door or from Mrs. Fred Stoken, 305 South Marshall Road. Proceeds go to Edison School.
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Elks Temple
N. Main Street
William Riggs
Thei
Fred Stoken
S. Marshall Rd
Edison School
Viola Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Twenty four Viola Rebekah Lodge members met in Odd Fellows Hall for a business session led by Mrs. Howard Hoover. An October 3 inspection was scheduled, with obligation renewal for all officers set for October 17. Refreshment committee members were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan Mrs. Ned Bowman and Mrs. Donald Flatter.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Howard Hoover
Ralph Morgan
Ned Bowman
Donald Flatter
Maple Park PTO to Meet This Evening at School
The Maple Park PTO holds its first meeting of the school year at 7:30 p m in the school auditorium. President Edward Rees says most of the session will be devoted to registering new members.
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Maple Park
Jan White Weds Rodney D Preusch in Las Vegas Ceremony
Miss Jan White daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman L White of Las Vegas Nevada married Rodney D Preusch son of Mr and Mrs Charles Preusch of Winona Drive. The Sept 12 ceremony at 8 pm in St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church was officiated by Rev H C Grunewald.
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Jan White
Norman L. White
Las Vegas
Nev
Rodney D. Preusch
Charles Preusch
Winona
St. Paul's, Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. C. Grunewald
White
Jon Camp
Larry Preusch
Eleanor Parks
William Jewell
Preusch
Lemon-Monroe High School
U. S. Air Force
University of Nevada
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Wilhoit Ballard Reunion Draws 100 Plus
More than 100 people attended the Wilhoit Ballard family reunion at Armco Park on Manchester Road. Seventy-nine year old Taylor Ballard of Middletown was honored as the oldest attendee. Out of town guests included Steve Bates of Hamilton Frank Francis of Dayton Spencer Wilhoit of Lebanon Jennie Rothwell of Miami and Alberta Ballard Griffin and her children from Canaan Indiana.
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Wilhoit-Ballard
Armco Park
Manchester Road
Byrd Wilhoit
Brown's Run Road
Taylor Ballard
Middletown
Steve Bates
Hamilton
Frank Francis
Dayton
Spencer Wilhoit
Lebanon
Jennie Rothwell
Miami
Fla
Alberta Ballard Griffin
Canaan
Ind
Bridge Players Meet At Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club members gathered in the Temple Beth Sholom recreation room, posting an average of 36 at four tables. First place went to Mrs Stanley Weinstein and Mrs Howard Wikoff with 46 percent, while Dr and Mrs Gilbert Wagoner took second with 46 points and Mrs M L Johnston and Mrs C M Woodruff were third with 372 points.
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Middletown
Driver Hurt In Accident Near Middletown
Everett Martin, 50, suffered neck and back injuries when his Hatfield Coal Co pick-up was rear ended by Finley Tolson, 34, of Bud's Wrecker Service on Yankee Road near Glen Lane. Martin was taken to Middletown Hospital. Tolson cited for failing to stop in an assured distance.
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Everett Martin
Box
Excello
Finley Tolson
Morgan St
Yankee Road
Glen Lane
Middletown
Martin
Hatfield Coal Co
Tolson
Bud
Servie
Schramm
Bankruptcy Filed in U S District Court Cincinnati
Bankruptcy filings list Harold Barrett of 909 S Fifth St Hamilton with debts totaling 1565 dollars and assets of 180 dollars in U S District Court Cincinnati.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Harold Barrett
S. Fifth St
Hamilton
Beatrice Behan Aims To Put Brendan Behan In Perspective
In New York Beatrice Behan, wife of playwright Brendan Behan, discusses their marriage, his past, and his play The Hostage. She portrays him as lively, reforming after drinking, and notes their Dublin courtship, time in Paris, and a West End success. She admires New York skyline taxis and makeup.
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New York
Brendan Behan
Beatrice Behan
Beatrice French-Selkeld
Ireland
Dublin
Behan
Paris
Quare
London
East End
West End
Spain
Balearic Islands
Brendan
Beatrice
Homemakers Circles Plan Card Party and Clinic
Mrs Frank Gabbard attended Homemakers Circle 12 at Mrs Ray Schmidt’s home with assist host Mrs Boyd Fout. They discussed the annual card party on Oct 20 at Church of the Ascension and a style show with refreshments. Revisions to the circle constitution were noted for a vote next month. The circle’s project for the coming year will be a Pre Natal Clinic. A program on Parliamentary Procedure was given by Mrs Fout. The evening ended with a pie supper.
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Frank Gabbard
Circle 12
Ray Schmidt
Boyd Fout
Church of the Ascension
Circle One
Eugene Glossip
Gerald Moore
Walter Hickman
Lee Knapp
Ed Bane
Frank Menesik
Richardson Drive
Community clubs outline evening meetings and anniversary
Grace Miller Missionary Auxiliary meets at 7 30 tonight at the Osborne home 112 Batsey Drive Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of the Eastern Star also meets at 7 30 in the Commercial Building S Main Street with Prosser Chapter 367 guests. First anniversary observed. Eastern Star Chorus of Washington Chapter performs in Hamilton. Mrs Eugene Goldflies speaks on a trip to Russia. Social hour to follow.
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Grace Miller
Avalon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. R. Osborne
Batsey
Ida Morningstar
Order of the Eastern Star
S. Main Street
Prosser Chapter 367
Eastern Star Chorus of
Washington
Hamilton
Eugene Goldflies
Russia
Eclipse of Sun Today Shifts Across North America
The moon will partly eclipse the sun today starting at 4 09 p m EST with peak obscuration around 5 59 p m The American Museum Hayden Planetarium notes maximum coverage over Baffin Island Canada where 614 per cent of the sun is shaded In the United States the eclipse begins near sunset along a line from eastern Lake Erie to Mobile Bay Central states see sunset before the event concludes The East Coast sees little while mountains and western states experience full obscuration.
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New York
American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
Baffin Island
Canada
United States
Lake Erie
Mobile Bay
Rites For Publisher Of Niles Standard
Albert H. Bowker age 71 longtime publisher of the Niles Standard dies Sunday in Trumbull Memorial Hospital services set for Wednesday afternoon in Niles Ohio Bowker began in printing in 1904 served as secretary manager of the Niles Daily News and later published the Herald in Newton Falls from 1925 to 1930.
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Niles, Ohio
Albert H. Bowker
Niles Standard
Niles Daily Times
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Niles Daily News
The
Herald
Newton Falls
Suit seeks $180,000 from Mercy Hospital
Bennie House of Symmes Trailer Park seeks $180,000 from Mercy Hospital in Common Pleas Court over the death of his brother Roy House. The petition alleges Roy was struck by Hamilton police officers on Aug. 3, then taken to Mercy Hospital, dismissed, later jailed, and died Aug. 4 after emergency transport. suit claims negligence and inadequate examination. The action benefits Roy’s family.
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Hamilton
Bennie House
Symmes
Pleasant Ave
Common Pleas
Mercy Hospital
Roy
Walnut St
Hamilton Police Department
Community meeting schedule list for Middletown area clubs
A compiled list of Tuesday gatherings across Middletown including Sertoma at Manchester Hotel Bat tery A unit at Armory South and multiple clubs. Fire associations, American Legion posts, Kiwanis and youth groups meet at varied times, with venues like the Broad Street areas and local schools hosting band and civic group events.
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Sertoma
Manchester
Armory
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda
American Citizen's Club
Broad Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon Family Group
Den Mothers Shop To Start Six-Week Training Series
The Den Mothers Shop To Start a six week series will open tomorrow at the Legion Home with sessions each Wednesday from 9 15 to 11 45. Mrs Leonard Hausman leads the Pokey Griffith Boy Scout District leadership committee supervising basic and advanced training with a small registration fee at each meeting. Ernest Kimball opened the first cafeteria in Chicago in 1895.
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Legion Home
Hell A
Leonard Hausman
Pokey Griffith
Vital Statistics Babies and Birth Notices Across Town
A long list of birth announcements and infant listings from multiple local addresses, naming parents such as Hopkins, Bower, Stewart, Andrus, Hayes, Hannah, Armstrong, Tipton, Motee, Brown, Olinger, Swain, Palmer, Henning, Griggs, Perkins, Dickerson, Blankenship, Crowe, Dennis, Diver, Grigsby, Hambrick, Hollon, Johnson, Kelly, Kramer, Mellett, Miles, Ripberger, Schueller, and Taylor. It records newborns and parental addresses, with several out of town references and hospital mentions.
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Frankie Armstrong
Frank J. Armstrong
Margaret Tipton
Sierra Road
Leonard Motee
Vannest Ave
Roy A. Brown
Eldora Drive
Donald Olinger
W. L. Olinger
Armco Drive
Robert Swain
Nelbar St
Nellie Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Martin Henning
Oxford State
Ovia Griggs
Ottawa St
Thomas Grigsby
West Middletown
Vance Hambrick
Lewisburg
Tenn
Barry Hollon
Sarwel Hollon
Hill Ave
Thomas Johnson
Raymond W. Kelly Sr
Sha
St Louis
FE Kramer
Winton St
Lewis A. Mellett
Franklin
Minnie Miles
Garfield
Local Residents Named in Franklin and Middletown Notices
A list of residents and spouses appears, naming Mrs. William Commodore, Hornbeck, Mrs. Mary Murray, Everett Martin, Howard Reider, Mrs. Henry C. Warmoth, Mrs. Carl Guido, Aldege Marleau, Floyd Smith, Mrs. George W. Bennett, Faigar Chaney Jr., Mrs. William H. Palmer, Mrs. Harry F. Meyer, Larry Wolf, Charles A. Webber, Alfred Root, Mrs. Walter A. Mischley, Donald V. Gray, and others tied to Franklin and West Middletown areas in a local society or property notice.
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William Commodore
Mason FE
Hornbeck
Christeve
Mary Murray
Franklin
Everett Martin
Howard Reider
West Midletown
Henry C. Warmoth
Earl St
Carl Guido
Central Ave
Aldege Marleau
Glen Drivers
Floyd Smith
George W. Bennett Franklin
Faigar Chaney Jr
Winton St
William H. Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Harry F. Meyer
Bryant
Larry Wolf
Ee Wolf
West Middletown
Charles A. Webber
Alfred Root
Mighland St
Walter A. Mischley
Crowson Lane
Donald V. Gray
Highland St
Travel Notes of Mr and Mrs Henry Mathis Tour
Mr and Mrs Henry Mathis of Crawford Street recently returned from a northern tour that included Lansing and Grand Rapids. They boarded the S S Clipper for a brief stay in Milwaukee Wisconsin. On their return trip the couple visited Chicago Nappanee Ind and Celina.
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Henry Mathis
Crawford Street
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Nappanee
Ind
Celina
Boy Fractures Shoulder After Fall at Home
In Middle town area a 5 year old boy, Ruddell Smith son of Mrs Geneva Smith of 2206 Yankee Road, broke his left shoulder falling on a toy car at home yesterday. He was treated at Middle town Hospital.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Ruddell Smith
Geneva Smith
Yankee Road
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AAUW
Concordia
Fellowship Trust Fund
International Federation of University
University of Michigan
Northwestern University
Federation
PTO
Mar-Ray
Main St
Krogers Middletown
Puritron
Lewis
Downtown
Mr. Preusch
Rodney Preusch Osborne
Temple
Tom Carlson
Renee Drive
Rites
Lubber’s
Dance
Sorg Mansion
Mercy
Exchange Club
Manchester Hotel
Ymca Board
YMCA
Golden Age Club
Civic Association Girl Scout Room
Blythe-Willam S
American Legion
Highview
P. m
Monroe
Knights of Columbus
C Auditorium
Golden Helmet
den Mothers ‘Shop
Ernest Kimball
William Hopkins
Enoch Drive
Wilbur Bower
Spring Avenue
Julia Stewart
Eighth Ave
Richard Andrus
Harry Hayes
15Th Ave
Michael Hannah
William Hannah
Ricky Perkins
Mrs. Emmitt Perkins
Superior Avenue
Children's Hospital
Cinde Abe
James Dickerson
Carolina Dayton Grandview Hospital
Rodney Blankenship
Art E
Dixson Bryant
Tommy Crowe
Ceasar Crowe
Meadow Ave
Donald E. Dennis
Trenton
Aubrey Diver
Frank
Richard Ripberger
Morrow
John Schueller
Howard Schueller
Aberdeen Drive
Herbert G. Taylor
Winona Drive
Kentucky Colonel
Ross’ Men & Boysweak
Cape Cod
Ross
Joyce
Savings
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