Marriage Announced for Mary Lou Hickman and Dale Wysong
Mary Lou Hickman of Camden wed Pvt. Dale Wysong son of Eaton in a ceremony at the grandparents home. The Rev. S. L. Lowman officiated the double ring service. The couple plans to live in Camden while Wysong serves at Fort Lewis Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hickman
Camden
Mary Lou Hickman
Eugene Hickman
Pvt
Dale Wysong
George Wysong
Eaton
S. L. Lowman
Sorority Holds State Council Meeting in Columbus
Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its state council meeting yesterday at the Deshler Hilton Hotel in Columbus. Betty Tuttle served as delegate for Beta Zeta. Mrs. Herbert Carr was alternate. Other attendees included Mrs. Phyllis Whitman, Jackie Asher, Mrs. John Griggs, Mrs. Donald Yenser, and Lillard Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Deshler - Hilton
Columbus
Betty Tuttle
Beta Zeta Chapter
Herbert Carr
Phyllis Whitman
Jackie Asher
John Griggs
Donald Yenser
Lillard Lee
Engagement of Regina Tompkins to Jack Combs Announced
Dayton couple Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tompkins announce the engagement of their daughter Regina to Jack Combs of Middletown. Miss Tompkins is a York Institute graduate in Jamestown Tennessee. The prospective groom attended Middletown High School and served in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tompkins
Dayton
Regina
Jack Combs
Middletown
Miss Tompkins
York Institute of
Jamestown, Tenn
Middletown High School
U. S. Navy
East Coast trip highlights for Phillips and guests
Travel notes report Mr. and Mrs. E L Phillips of Kenwood Drive returned from a week in the East with their son Gene at Princeton University. They visited Mrs. Florence Wenzel of Sparta New Jersey, once a popular local singer. Also returning were Mr. and Mrs. F W Chew of Fleming Road from a West Virginia tour including Monticello Williamsburg Yorktown and James River views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Phillips
Kenwood Drive
East
Gene
Princeton University
Florence Wenzel
Sparta
N. J
F. W. Chew
Fleming Road
West Virginia
Monticello
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Jamestown
Dinner Hosted by Zecher Family in Middletown Area
Mr and Mrs Glenn Zecher of Middletown Hamilton Road entertained with a family dinner party Sunday at their home. Present were Mrs Frank Zecher Mr and Mrs Ford Eck Mr and Mrs Richard Eck Mr and Mrs Charles Zecher and Ruth Ann and Barbara Ann Zecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Zecher
Middletown - Hamilton Road
Frank Zecher
Ford Eck
Richard Eck
Charles Zecher
Ruth Ann
Barbara Ann Zecher
Church Circle Groups Meet This Weekend
In The Churches First Methodist Church groups met over the weekend Circle 1 hosted by Mrs. George Strodt beck of Monroe Street Circle 4 gathered at Mrs. C. H. Taylors Aber den Drive. Programs featured Mrs. Robert Turvey Circle 1 and Mrs. Ralph Schleich and Mrs. B. D. Morgan Circle 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Circle 1
George Strodtbeck
Monroe Street
Circle 4
C. H. Taylor
Aberden Drive
Robert Turvey
Ralph Schleich
B. D. Morgan
Pie a la Made Mishap Hits Kenyon Avenue
In Baltimore the Kenyon Avenue area recalls a bakery truck and an ice cream truck collision that left the street piled with desserts. Both drivers were the sole occupants and were treated for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Kenyon Avenue
Poasttown Grange Booster Program At Grange Hall
Forty five members and friends of the Poasttown Grange gathered at the Grange hall Sunday for the annual Booster Program chaired by Worthy David McKeever. The open meeting started at 1 pm with a basket dinner and entertainment arranged by Mary Graves Al bert Bolling and the committee. A musical trio Mary Ann Weikel John David Weikel and Homer Weikel performed with Dale Buchholzer and Bernard Kesling. The program closed with a comic magic act by Bernard Kesling. Grange will meet again tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Poasttown Grange
Grange Hall
David McKeever
Hubert Arthur
Lloyd Yoho
W. E. Long
Mary Graves
Albert Bolling
Mary Ann Weikel
John David Weikel
Homer Weikel
Dale Buchholzer
Bernard Kesling
Mark
Kent Selby
Grange
Fire Destroys Piketon Milling Firm
Fire yesterday leveled the Patterson Milling Co in Piketon Ohio the village's oldest business. Plant firemen aided by Piketon volunteers and nearby Waverly and Beaver streamlined the blaze to the mill. Damage cited at about 80000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piketon
Ohio
Patterson Milling Co
Waverly and
Beaver
Cleveland PR man resigns to join peerene group staff
James M. Black, who has served five years as public relations director for the Associated Industries of Cleveland, resigns to join the staff of the peerene Management Assn. November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMA Cleveland
James M. Black
Associated Industries of Cleveland
Peerene Management Assn
Beverly Ann Rossman Weds Walter A. Reese Jr in Franklin
The Franklin couple Beverly Ann Rossman and Walter Albert Reese Jr wed at the First Presbyterian Church Franklin in a Saturday ceremony. The Rev John V Edwards officiated as families attended and the couple then traveled to Granville for college plans at Denison University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bergen Rossman
Franklin
Beverly Ann
Walter Albert Reese, Jr
Walter Albert Reese
el Paso Avenue
John V. Edwards
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin High School
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
University of Virginia
Kappa Sigma
Miss Sue Steiger Installed As Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Miss Sue Steiger daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Steiger of Highland Street was installed as worthy advisor of Middletown Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls in a ceremony at the Civic Association auditorium Saturday evening before a large gathering of members and friends. The event featured rainbow decorations and white carna tions corsages. Father of the honoree presented the white gavel and roses were given by her brothers. Other officers installed included Miss Grace Bogerholm associate advisor Miss Stephany Moore Charity Miss Eugenie Kunzie Hope and Miss Mary Hilton Faith. Distinguished guests included Mrs Lioyd Murphy Jr mother advisor Mrs Ralph Kah district 12 deputy and others from area chapters and Ohio grand officers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Steiger
J. R. Steiger
Highland Street
Middletown Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Civic Association
Strere
Steiger
Ronnie
Donnie
Frances Cogan
Grace Bogerholm
Stephany Moore
Charity
Eugenie Kunzie
Hope
Mary Hilton
Faith
Lioyd Murphy, Jr
Ralph Kah
District 12
Vernon Gose
OES
Ralph Bauer
Chesteer McCutcheon
Myrtle Grimes
Ohio
Bogenholm
Lawrence Richards
Dayton
Miamisburg
Franklin
Wilmington
Hamilton
Xenia
Lebanon
Okey Jackson
Margaret
Sloan-Herman Vows Exchanged
Beatrice Ann Sloan and Second Lt. John Lawrence Herman wed at St. Mary of Woods Church Russells Point Ohio officiated by Father Anthony Wolf. Guests included William Herman ushering sister Joan Herman maid of honor Rita Sloan attended nursing alumna Beatrice. Reception at Beatleys Hotel followed by Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary of Woods Church
Russells Point
Anthony Wolf
Beatrice Ann Sloan
Earl Sloan
Lakeview
John Lawrence Herman
A. G. Herman
Waynesville
William Herman
George Kramer
Donald Herman
Joan Herman
Vangeline Faeta
Dayton
Rita Sloan
Beatleys Hotel
Russell Point
Florida
Sloan
Bellefontaine High School
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Herman
Campion Jesuit High School
Prarie du Chien
Wis
University of Dayton
Adjutant General's Corps
Community Meeting Schedule Notices
Coming Up La Sertoma will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at the Girls' Club. Community Circle MSL plans a Wednesday 8 PM gathering with Mrs. T M Allen at 1119 Kunz Ave. Women's Society of World Service of Jacksonburg EUB Church meets Thursday at 2 PM in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Circle, Msl
T. M. Allen
Kunz Ave
Women’s Society of World Service of
Jacksonburg
EUB
Humane Association opens Trenton-Hamilton dog shelter
More than 3,000 people toured the new shelter on Trenton-Hamilton Road opened by the Humane Association of Miami Valley. Open house ran 2 to 7 pm with 500 visitors Saturday. 20 dogs and 4 cats found homes. The shelter cost over 20,000 to build, with 14,500 funded for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton-Hamilton Road
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Marvin Heltman
Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
the Humane Association
McGraw Construction Co
McGraw Company
Church Women Host Patients at Longview Hospital Party
Members of the B and L Class of the First United Presbyterian Church hosted a party at Longview Hospital on Saturday for about 250 patients. Mrs. Hubert Arthur chaired the event, assisted by Miss Dorothy Radabaugh, Miss Gladys Radabaugh, Mrs. Howard Haskins, Mrs. Murray Jacobs and Mrs. Richard Shockley. Ten Longview Social Service League board members, sponsors of the party, joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Longview Hospital
Hubert Arthur
Dorothy Radabaugh
Gladys Radabaugh
Howard Haskins
Murray Jacobs
Richard Shockley
Longview Social Service League
Red meat intake per American drops since 1909
The Agriculture Department reports Americans have reduced their annual red meat consumption by more than 16 pounds per person since 1909, reflecting changing dietary habits and food availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agriculture Department
Two Injured Workers Admitted To Middletown Hospital
A 36 year old man Audley Adams of 306 Van derveer St. and a 23 month old child Michael Johnson were admitted after weekend accidents at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. and an illness from drinking. William Schafer 49 of 1606 Park Dr. suffered a fractured right arm at Parkway Motors and was treated and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Audley Adams
Vanderveer St
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
William Schafer
Park Dr
Parkway Motors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Evans
Robert L. Myers
Clifford Schroff
Candy
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Paramount Theater
Rossman
Reese
Sloan-Herman
Bette
Oxford State RD
Engles Corner
Oxford
Crom
Shirley
Cynthia
Wesco’s
Galacord
Sanforlan Woolens
TOY Department
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