Business and Professional Women Hold First Meeting of Year
Initial activities for the Business and Professional Women group opened with a dinner at the Girls' Club led by President Miss Lillian Eaton. United Nations week themes filled the event with national flags, decorative tables, and a talk by Dr. Mabel Gardner about her England, Ireland and Scotland tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Lillian Eaton
Mabel Gardner
England
Ireland
Scotland
Dr. Gardner
LaGuardia Field
Aca Weishaar
Josephine Seastrom
Mabel Eldridge
United Nations
We Group
Richard Coleman
Rebecca Gross
George Wedekind
Aiva Andre
Ada Weishaar
W. C. Thompson
H. i. Harrison
McNabbs Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs M McNabb of 1002 Lafayette St celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Attending were Fred Pummill and sons Freddie and Bobbie, Frank Margerum and son army, Herbert M McNabb and children, Billy and Fannie, and the honorees. Grandchildren presented a wrought iron wafer to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
M. McNabb
Lafayette St
Fred Pummill
Freddie
Bobbie
Frank Margerum
Son Army
Herbert M McNa
Births at Hospital Report for Five Families
Mr and Mrs Marvin Haven of 1212 Second Ave welcome a girl born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arvel Campbell of 2102 Queen Ave welcome a boy born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Omer Murphy of Franklin welcome a boy born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Donald Schenck of West Middletown welcome a girl born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Turnmire of Franklin welcome a boy born Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Haven
Second Ave
Arvel Campbell
Queen Ave
Omer Murphy
Franklin
Donald Schenck
West Middletown
John Turnmire
Mothers Study League Holds Fall Meeting on Neibar Street
Mrs. Norman Nichols hosted the Corona Circle of Mothers' Study League for its first fall meeting. Dues were raised, programs issued, and the year set around Leslie Hohman's As the Twig is Bent. A dinner party at Eaton Manor on October 9 and a Halloween children's party on October 29 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neibar St
Norman Nichols
Corona Circle of Mothers
Rodney Barker
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Nichols
Richard Higham
Civic Orchestra Plans Underway for 1948 49 Season
Conductor Miss Valda Wilkerson announces plans for another Civic Symphony Orchestra season. The Woman's Committee will meet tomorrow at Verity Club House at 3 30 p m for a tea as Mrs E Norwood Clark leads as general chairman. Hostesses include Mrs Dave Regan Mrs Russell Beam Mrs John Dillion and Miss Jane Mehl. Committees will report and further plans will be set to make the 1948 49 season one of the most successful yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Valda Wilkerson
Verity Club
E. Norwood Clark
Dave Regan
Russell Beam
John Dillion
Jane Mehl
Highland Circle Meets With Mrs Ralph Irons
Highland Circle of Mothers Study League met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Irons with new president Mrs. Leon Wolfe presiding. Lynn Young distributed programs as the group opened with Home Sweet Home. roll call brought vacation memories. Mrs. Frank Hidy read The House By the Side of the Road. Mrs. Roy Stutz performed a Bubble Gum dramatization. The project plans include contacting needy families and sewing for the hospital's children's ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Circle of Mothers Study League
Ralph Irons
Leon Wolfe
Lynn Young
Frank Hidy
Roy Stuiz
Wolfe
E. O. Long
W. M. Hnutsinger
Roscoe Howman
Progressive Mothers Circle Holds Inaugural Meeting
Mrs. Carl Rentschler hosted the first Progressive Mothers Circle gathering on Mil fon Rd. Programs for the year were set by chairmen Mrs. Ralph Hummel Mrs. Russell Dempster and Mrs. Thomas Sander. New president Mrs. W A Whitman appointed Mrs. Joseph Riley to the motion picture council and to the Mathers Study League project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rentschler
Milfon Rd
Progressive Mothers’ Circle
Ralph Hummel
Russell Dempster
Thomas Sander
W. A. Whitman
Joseph Riley
Motion Picture Council
Mathers’ Study League
B. D. Morgan
Constitution
Carl Rentsehler
Herman Rekers
Ways and Means
Charles Chalfin
W. A. Whitmen
Trenton Mothers Circle Meets With Mrs Stretch er
Trenton Mothers Circle gathered last evening with Mrs Harry Stre tcher. Nine members attended a brief business session and committees were formed for the year. The discussion titled Rejected Children was led by Mrs Cecil Ash, followed by a social hour with refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Harry Tretcher
Cecil Ash
Card and Chat Club Surprises Mrs Shafer at Birthday Dinner
Mrs Lawrence Shafer received birthday honors at a Woodlawn Avenue home as Mrs Della Paine hosted Card and Chat Club members. After a chop suey dinner, Mrs Shafer led in games with top scores by Mrs Shaft, Mrs Carl Storck, and Mrs Charles Miller. Others present included Mrs John Dean, Mrs Harold Grubbs, Mrs Ray Weber, and Mrs Ernest Rothfuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shafer
Della Paine
Woodlawn Ave
Shafer
Shaft
Carl Storck
Harles Miller
John Dean
Harold Grubbs
Ray Weber
Ernest Rothfuss
Hospital Patients List With Local Names
The hospital records show residents and visitors under care. Names include Mrs Shirley Fugate Tren ton surgical Joseph Minor Fifteenth Ave medical and several others from Franklin Glen Middletown Dayton Germantown and Lebanon Route 3 with medical or surgical designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Fugate
Trenton
Joseph Minor
Fifteenth Ave
Richard Minor
William McIntosh
Sherman Ave
Nelson D. Watson
Highview Ra
Harold Werd
Lebanon
Ora Hart
Franklin
Chester H. Reid
West Middletown
Glen Ave
Daniel Stephens
Andrew Stephens
Church Sr
Jack Freeman
Dayton
Carl Cornell
Hamilton
Berbdara Slatterfield
Marion Slatterfield
Robert Brown
Germantown
Eliza Tharp
Edgare Tharp
Obituary notices and kin listed in Camden area column
Mrs Willia Johnson Cam den Route 1 Mrs Joseph Gensler German town Martin Johnson Oxford State Rd James Boyd Franklin St Jack Collins Woodburn Ave Edgar Hall Yankee Rad son of Mr and Mrs Everett Hall Clarence Crout Kensington t Earl Kohler Sr Ardmore Dr Mrs Leslie Stewart Leb anon Harmon Moore Excello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia Johnson
Camden
Joseph Gensler
Germantown
Martin Johnson
Oxford State Rd
James Boyd
Franklin St
Jack Collins
Woodburn Ave
Edgar Hall
Yankee Rad
Everett Hall
Clarence Crout
Kensington
T. Earl Kohler, Sr
Ardmore
Modern Mothers Circle Opens Year in Jacksonburg
The Modern Mothers Circle of the Mother's Study League met at Mrs. Emmett Blake’s home in Jacksonburg with 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Dingman. President Mclzo Gaw outlined plans, a Thanksgiving charity vesket was announced, and new member Mrs. Howard Shull was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Modern Mothers Circle
Modern Mothers’ Circle
Mother's Study League
Emmett Blake
Jacksonburg
Charles Dingman
Mclzo Gaw
Howard Shull
Arlington Ave
Carl Holschuh
Ralph Whitehead
West
Walter Coddington
Denver
Cole
Sam Murray
United Mothers Circle Opens First Meeting
United Mothers Circle of Mothers Study League held a inaugural meeting with Mrs. R. E. Hel singer presiding on Tyrus Ave. Mrs. Clayton Huber became president and committee reports were heard. Plans included attending the federation Banquet in October and future rummage and elephant sales. Mrs. Harold Sherman served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mothers Circle
United Mothers Circle of Mothers Study League
R. E. Helsinger
Tyrus Ave
Clayton Huber
George Hancock
Harold Sherman
Mrs Stone Speaks to Hadassah Group at Annual Tea
Mrs Roy J Stone vice president of the Hadassah Central States Region addressed the Hadassah members at their annual tea. Introduced by Mrs Louis Phillips she outlined conditions in Palestine and the gains for the new Israel state, stressing the need for peace. Meeting was presided by Mrs Robert Cohen with board members named as Mrs Theodore Cohen Mrs Louis Shapero and Mrs Herbert Rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Stone
Hadassah Central States
Louis Phillips
Hadassah
Stone
Palestine
Robert Cohen
Theodore Cohen
Louis Shapero
Herbert Rocker
Pretty Shower For Bride-Elect Miss Patricia Mack
A Monday evening shower honored bride to be Patricia Jean Mack hosted by Mrs. Clinton Hancock and Mrs. Frank Diver. Games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Oran Ewing Miss Nettie Robinson Mrs. Patricia Mack and Mrs. Fred Bolton. Participants included Mrs Bolton Mrs Hawkins Mrs Kramer Mr. Yost and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jean Mack
Ray Paynter, Jr
Clinton Hancock
Frank Diver
Oran Ewing
Nettie Robinson
Patrica Mack
Fred Bolton
Bolton
Raymond Hawkins
Jewell Kramer
Richard Yost
Donald Linkins
Genescopel
Carl Flam
Mary Hendrickson
Alice Lazaron
Mary Ruth Cruse
Ruth Rose Lawson
Sue Kinder
Toni Jones
Daughters of America Councils Meet for Deputy Appointments
The Lodges U. Council No 241 met with Mrs J W Pearce presiding as Mrs Charles Gregory received her deputy for another year. Graduation Regents Women of the Moose held a session with prizes won by several members. Miami Valley Council No 30 met with Mrs William Perry presiding as Mrs Ray Girard was commission as deputy for another year. Team practice and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters O America
Knights of Malla Hall
J. W. Pearce
Charles Gregory
Gregory
Moose
Clifford Emrick
West Middletown
Lester Keeler
Charles Bolton
David Bailey
Ralph DeBord
Howard Newcomb
Yankee Rd
Miami Valley Council No. 30
Daugners of America
William Perry
Ray Girard
Miss Beulah McCray Vacationing in Ogden
Miss Beulah McCray of 233 Ys see Rd is vacationing in Ogden O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah McCray
Ogden, O
Armco Foremen Delegates Attend National Convention
Two Armco men Paul Doebler and Marion Kershner left for Philadelphia to attend the National Association of Foremen convention on September 23 and 24. They represent the Armco Fabricating Foremans' Club with 65 members. Frank Irelan of Delco Products Dayton serves as general chairman of the NAF Silver Anniversary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Paul Doebler
Marion Kershner
Philadelphia
National Association of Foremen
Armco Fabricating Foremans’ Club
Doebler
Kershier
Frank Irelan
Delco Products
Dayton
NAF
Newman Ebersole Remains Serious
The condition of Armco executive Newman Ebersole was described as serious again today by attendants at Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Ebersole
Armco
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Community church events and club meetings scheduled
Presbyweds of First Presbyterian Church plan a ham roast Thursday at Camp Hook. The American War Mothers drill team meets tomorrow at 2 p m in the Civic Auditorium. Women of the Moose gather tomorrow at Moose Hall at 7 30 p m. Gleaners of First Methodist mark their 25th anniversary tomorrow at 2 p m. Guided Study Club begins the year tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Girls Club with talks on Education. The Hinkle-Dickey reunion is set for Sunday Sept 26 at Miss Mae Tillman’s Dickey Rd West Middletown. Women’s Bible Class of United Presbyterian meets tomorrow at Mrs Avon Holcryst 2300 Woodlawn Ave at 7 30 p m. Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs opens Tuesday Sept 28 at the Girls Club with Judge Charles Hoffman as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Camp Hook
Charles Mills
Guided Study Club
Floyd Starr
Ralph Mull
Hinkle-Dickey
Mae Tillman
Dickey Rd
West Middletown
United Presbyterian Church
Avon Holcrvst
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Girls’ Club
Charles Hoffman
Court of Domestic Relations and Juvenile Court of Cincinnati
Miss Bess Hoover Addresses Middletown Mothers Group
Miss Bess Hoover spoke to the Middletown Circle of Mothers at Mrs Cecil Kindred’s home on Superior Avenue. She urged women to beautify the city entrances as president of the Federation of Women’s Clubs, gave a book report on Silas Marner by George Eliot, and recalled high school days. Fifteen members enjoyed refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
George Elliott
Calvary Methodist Church Ladies Meet Nominates Plans
The Calvary Methodist Church group met last night opening with singing. Mrs. Emmanuel Clifford read scripture. Mrs. Rhea Forkner led prayer and Mrs. Walter James ran the business session. Miss Lucy Evans closed with prayer. Mrs. Nell Bachelor presented a program with a reading by Mrs. Charles Brehany and a trip account from Mrs. Mabel Dance. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Bunnell Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olerbein C!ass
Calvary Methodist Church
Emmanuel Clifford
Rhea Forkner
Walter James
Lucy Evans
Nell Bachelor
Charles Brehaney
New Orleans
Mabel Dance
William Bunnell
Clifford
Bachelor
Mrs Glenn Carroll Honored At Warren Road Party
Mrs James Cracraft hosted 25 guests at her Warren Road home last evening to honor Mrs Glenn Carroll. Pink and white decorations accompanied refreshments as games and contests awarded prizes to Mrs John Derrough and Mrs Irvin Ginter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cracraft
Warren Rd
Glenn Carroll
John Derrough
Irvin Ginter
Carroll
Alarm Survey Completed In Three Areas
G L Swan assistant chief inspector for the National Board of Fire Underwriters conducted a complete inspection of North Middletown Mayfield and the annexed east end yesterday. The survey sought site locations for future alarm boxes and a station house in the new areas. Swan departed for New York with the information and recommendations are to be sent within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middletown
Mayfield
East End
G. L. Swan
National Board of Fire Underwriters
William Fishbaugh
Swan
New York
Fishbaugh
Handicap Week Window Display Is Scheduled
A committee from local groups formed to plan an Employers The Handicapped Week window display with the Civic Association. Attending included American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Bureau of Public Welfare, and the U S Employment Service Office. P F Johnson guides the effort for NEPH Week to boost handicapped rehabilitation and employment as Gov Herbert announces merit awards for employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Public Welfare
United States Emplymet Service Office
P. F. Johnson
Thomas J. Herbert
Consistent Hiring Focus Highlighted for Handicapped Workers
NEPH Week will be observed the first week in October. In Lincoln Nebraska an ambulance delivery marked a year of birth events in emergencies. Mrs Gilbert Wall delivered her baby in an ambulance at a busy downtown intersection. This month her mother Mrs Clarence Kagy also gave birth in the same ambulance delivering her tenth child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gilbert Wall
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Peg Rosing
McNabbs
Central
Big Four
Fine Foods
Skey
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Civic Orchestra
Highland Circle
Mrs. Stretcher
Upholstering Company
Leslie Stewart
Harmon Moore
Excello
Mrs. Stone
Avings & Loan Ass'n
Civic Auditorium
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
First Methodist Church
Miss Bess Hoover
Lydia
Pinkeham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gray
N. ¥. C. Railroad
Central - Middletown
Cal Grier
E. C. Grier
Rife Insurance Company
Savings and Loan
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