Harvest Moon Festival Theme for Wildwood Fall Dance
Wildwood Golf Club hosts its annual fall dance on October 8 at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse. The event runs from 6 45 p m with a smor d and features the Joey Rare Trio from Cincinnati plus vocalist Maria Ames in a floor show. Attendance is limited to 85 couples and reservations close October 4 with Mrs Russell Weatherwax Jr or Mrs Hidy.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Aberdeen Drive
Smor Rd
Joey Rare
Cincinnati
Maria Ames
Detroit
Rice
Houston
Edison Hotel
New York
Wildwood
Frank Hidy
Atchley Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atchley hosted a cocktail party marking their 25th wedding anniversary. Married September 20, 1935, they have one daughter, Mrs. Ed Phelps of Middletown. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Phelps and numerous local families.
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Ben Atchley
Atchleys
Ed Phelps
Middletown
Atchley
Carol Ann Lane
Phelps
Homer Miller
John Helsinger
Bernard Roberts
Cliff Fenning
Walter Fenning
John Perkins
James Waxweller
Richard Getter
Walter Beattie
Calvary Methodist Woman's Society Meeting Tomorrow
Domina Events Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 3:90 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Four Rushees Attend Sorority Social Meeting
Four rushees Mrs. Ralph Jackson Mrs. Buford Chandler Miss Betty Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Bigelow were honored guests at the Beta chapter Delta Chi Sigma Sorority social at Mrs. Anthony Capozzi's home on N Highview Road. Mrs. Desmond Deen and Mrs John Baker assisted as hosts for the dessert bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Phillip Jones Mrs. Harold Michael Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. James Prammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jackson
Buford Chandler
Betty Brown
Dorothy Bigelow
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Anthony Capozzi
N. Highview Road
Desmond Deen
John Baker
Phillip Jones
Harold Michael
Chandler
James Prammer
Kennedy to speak at Wittenberg Oct 17 in Ohio tour
Democratic nominee John F Kennedy will address Wittenberg University in Springfield on October 17 during a western Ohio campaign swing. The event likely starts around 3 p.m. in the football stadium. Nixon has been invited but has not replied. The day’s tour runs from Hamilton or Middletown to Dayton and possibly Fairborn, ending with an evening appearance in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Wittenberg University
Kennedy
Wittenberg
Clarence C. Stoughton
Richard M. Nixon
Civic Symphony Orchestra Rehearsals Start Monday
Regular rehearsals of Middle town Civic Symphony Orchestra begin Monday at 7 30 p m in the music room 302 at Middletown High School Girard Street entrance Miss Valda Wilkerson conductor asks former members to attend the first rehearsals Those unable to attend but planning to play this season should notify her Viola violin cello and double bass players are in demand Adults with band or orchestra experience encouraged to join Those interested in brass woodwind or percussion should check with Miss Wilkerson or new personnel manager Bill Stieh at Lemon Monroe High School Students should check with their school music departments to confirm eligibility and musical parts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Middletown High School
Girard Street
Valda Wilkerson
Mand
Wilkerson
Miss Wilkerson
Bill Stieh
Lemon-Monroe High School
Midlown Business and Professional Women Begin Year
The B and P W club opened its year with a smorgasbord and fall meeting at the Girls Club. President Mrs E A Badger led the business session with plans to support Doty House as the main project for the year and announced National Business Women's Week theme Us More Women At Work from Oct 2 to 8. A Small Business Clinic will be held Nov 5 and 6 in Akron. Delegates Mrs Badger and Mrs Ellen Aubley reported on the Philadelphia Biennial Convention and 1,400 delegates from around the world attended. Miss Elizabeth Schenck praised retiring president Miss Mary Koogle with a gift. honorary membership was given to Mrs Marietta McCray. Next meeting is the Public Affairs Banquet Oct 18 at First Presbyterian Church with hostesses from the ways and means committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Business and Professional Women
E. A. Badger
Doty House
First Presbyterian Church
Layton Goodman
Orville Morris
R. M. Paul
Floyd Bracken
Samuel McAdow
Homer Kirby
Ways and Means
Happye West
Aubrey
Mary Gillen
Clara Pergram
Pauline W ‘Tlinger
Helen Keating
Paul Easton
G. H. David
Mabel Cox
Women's Christian Temperance Union
EUB
C. F. Glover
Hamilton
W. E. Beard
WCTU
Portland
Maine
Crawford Street Church
John Harkrader
Modern Mothers’ Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Earl Stegemiller
Elmo Place
Stegemiller
League
Church of the Ascension
Donald Turner
Ith Avenue
Melzo Gaw
Women form leadership at Messiah Lutheran Church event
Mrs. A J Lehmann was elected president of the Lutheran Women s Missionary League at Messiah Lutheran Church. Mrs. Walter Miller was elected secretary and Mrs. Jael Schlueter treasurer. Committees include Mrs. Robert Gould local welfare and Mrs. Jack Bailey Lutheran World Relief. Mrs. Littmann chairs the Drake Hospital committee. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clarence Mallon s Thorny Acres home. Twenty seven members and guests attended a Calvary Bible Class dinner at Calvary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lehmann
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Messiah Lutheran Church
Martin Littmann
Knoll Woods
Walter Miller
Jael Schlueter
Robert Gould
Jack Bailey
Lutheran World Relief
Littmann
Drake Hospital
Richard Taron
Lawrence Carlson
Melvin Kannemann
Clarence Mallon
Thorny Acres
Calvary Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Book Fair Opens in Frankfurt With 1900 Exhibitors
The 12th International Frankfurt Book Fair opened Tuesday night in Frankfurt Germany with 1900 exhibitors from almost all parts of the globe showing about 70000 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Butler County Cristonians plan center as yearly project
Members of Cristonians Zeta and Delta chapters gathered at Mrs. James Combie's Trenton home last night. They named the Butler County Juvenile Center in Hamilton as their principal project for the coming year and planned a Halloween party at the Girls' Club with Beta chapter hostesses. Special prize went to Mrs. Gerald Cruse. Next meeting set for Mrs. Arnold Blankenship's Trenton home.
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James Lynn
Butler County
Hamilton
Zeta Chapter
Cristonians
James Combie
Trenton
Beta Chapter
Gerald Cruse
Arnold Blankenship
Delta
R. F. Stewart
Beta Chapters
Cristonian
Community meetings and club gatherings listed for Wednesday and Thursday
Local organizations announce meetings at various venues including Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231, Monroe IOOF Hall, K of C Auditorium, and more. Clubs such as Kiwanis, Lions, Toastmasters, AFL Council, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Elks, plus lodge and council events, are scheduled through evening hours across Manchester Trenton and nearby areas.
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Blythe Willam
American Legion
Legion
Highview
Monroe Ioof
Knights of Columbus
Golden Helmet
S. Broad
Alcoholics Anonymous
Toastmasters Club
J Bowling Lanes
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Edge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
Po. m
N. Broad Pokey
Griffith District Commissioners
Kenood Dr. Boe Lodge
Rosalia Township Primary Voters Split Evenly in Rosalia
In Rosalia Township El Dorado Kansas, during a recent primary election, 68 votes were cast with 34 votes in each of the north and south precincts. The turnout included 34 Republicans and 34 Democrats.
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el, Dorado, Kan
Rosalia Township
Vital Statistics Births Across Local Homes This Week
Weekly vital statistics listing births in multiple towns. Entries include Warren Snelling and Shelby Middleton families with a boy, various Franklin Middletown Trenton and Huron families with children, plus out of town and parental grandparent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Snelling
Wayne Ave
Shelby Middleton
Maple Ave
Miamisburg
Edgil Hall
Keith Ave
Trenton
J. B. Horn
Dubois Road
Franklin
E. Joebhle
Middletown
Rt. 3
Kenneth Holbrook
Franklin - Trenton Road
Joseph F. Detterre
Lamberton St
Hancel Brooks
Wilde St
T OF Town
Marriage Licenses Listed For Six Couples In Somerville To West Chester
Marriage licenses show six couples including Francis E Holt a laborer of Somerville and Frances Diceg lie of Somerville. Samuel S Potter a machine operator of 204 Charles St and Patricia Mullins of 2469 Wilbraham Road. Harry L Lakes a service station attendant of Trenton and Sylvia Rhodes of IBM Hamilton. David Cook a laborer of 1702 Vermont St and Robertina Wooden of the same street. Frederick Sherman a salesman of Cincinnati and Lola Wayne Carr of 7855 Hamilton-Mason Road West Chester. Marlin Boston a teacher of 607 Aberdeen Drive and Leona Osler a teacher of 2812 Stevens Ave.
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Francis E. Holt
Somerville
Frances Diceglie
Samuel S. Potter
Charles St
Patricia Mullins
Wilbraham
Harry L. Lakes
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Sylvia
Sue Rhodes
IBM
Hamilton
David Cook
Vermont St
Robertina Wooden
Frederick Scott Sherman
Cincinnati
Lola
Wayne Carr
Hamilton - Mason Road
West Chester
Marlin F. Boston
Aberdeen Drive
Leona Osler
Stevens Ave
Names listed in hospital and street notices
The clipping lists individuals associated with a hospital and various residents by name and address including Leroy Carter Mary Roberts Harold Owsley Carl Montgomery Calhoun Mrs Fred South Boone Darrell Sickles B Gustin Gary Jackson Marybeth Hall Richard Augspurger John Calhoun Annabell Colyer and others tied to Lebanon Franklin Princeton Middletown and Trenton areas with family ties and addresses. The fragmentary item reads like a local notice or society column listing names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Carter
Lebanon
David Crawford
William Crawford
Baltimore
Mark T. Mille
Kunz Ave
Mary Roberts
Harold Dean Owsley
West Middletown
Carl Montgomery
Garden Ave
Wister Calhoun
N. Broad St
Fred South
Trenton
Boone Darrell
Grand Ave
William Sickles
Franklin
Trenton Road
B. Gustin
Gary Lynn Jackson
Coy Jackson
Harry Layburn
Johns Road
Francis Dearth
Lowell St. Paul
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Chardelle Weber
Wildwood Club
Ing
Russell Weatherwax Jr
Hidy
Kenneth Jefferies
Joseph Marconi
James H. Waxweiler
Ol Back
Weatherwax
Domina
Logan Ave
Gall
Oakland Mayfield Tattershall
New Yorker
Elizabeth
Civic Symphony Orchestra
B&pw
Elizabeth Schenck
Mary Koogle
Marietta McCray
Club
Leroy Nicholas
Margaret Adams
Andy Adams
Shelia Vice
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sabina Camp Grounds
Labor Day
Ora Vice
Paul H. McCauley
John Derrough
Earl Farquet
Albert Meir
Frank Yeager
Anita Smith
Verna B. Anthony
Central — Park
Joffe’s
Book Fair
Leonard Hamm
Jamey Robley
Progressive Circle
Robert Campbell
Hampton Place
Clyde Yocum
Thomas Watson
W. FE. Melcomb
Margaret Peterson
Thomas Sander
I Robley
Corona Circle
Michael Dannis
Midway Street
Norman Nichols
Irene
Faton
Michael Sehn
Trenton Circle
William Evans
Hardin Avenue
Raymond Leis
Charles Fisher
Harry Stretcher
Leis
Homemakers
Circle 21
Dean Teacher
Gifford Road
Walter Downs
Ted Maddox
Keith Wolfram
Valleyview Drive
Boris Zulauf
Friendly Mothers’ Club
Leonard Haus
Joe Jacobs
Carl Gressle
Marvin Shannon
Harold McGraw
John Parks
Circle Five
Donald Brunswick
Lee Drive
Monroe
Paul Woodward
James Jordan
Linus Heiser
Butler County Mental Health Clinic
Thomas Albright
Richard Brannaman
G. Mead Grady
Marshall McCoy
James Swete
James VanHorn
Jordan
Hursday Kiwanis Club
Manchestr Hotel
Lions Club
Manchester
John P. Miller
Huron
S. D
John W. Miller
North Ave
Doris Emerick
Claredon Ave
Fred C. Hollar
Rowland D. Clay
Carlisle
Richard Craft
A! C. Kiester
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kenton
Jewell
James A. Posey
David Risner
Morgan
Fred Robinson
Arpad Singhoffer
Sharon Stiles
Hill Ave
DR. Wm, Schaeffer
Schomer
Wlw-T
Cg&e
Wilson
LENOX
Fenzel
Jewelry
N. Main
John C. Dillon
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
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