ZTA Alumnae Plan Oct 17 Luncheon
Butler County Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Club schedules a Founders Day Luncheon for Saturday October 17 at the Manchester Motor Inn with Mrs Donald Nordstrom of Dayton as guest speaker. November plans include a Christmas bazaar card party and style show at Hartwell Recreation Center on November 17. Members hosted Beta Delta Chapter ITA at Miami University and attended Oxford campus freshmen parties September 17 to 19. Participants from Middles town area include Mary Anderson and several club members from Middletown Trenton and Springboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Zeta Tau Alpha
Manchester Motor Inn
Donald Nordstrom
Dayton
Cincinnati
Hartwell Recreation Center
Beta Delta
ITA
Miami University
Oxford
Middletown
Mary Anderson
J. B. Harrison
Alice Hawkins
Robert Jeffress
Fred Johnson
William Saunders
C. R. Schneider
Homemakers Circle Updates and Schedule of Events
Mrs. George Crout spoke on Middletown development with slides last night at Mrs. William Shannon’s home. A style show is planned for Oct. 22 at Manchester Motor Inn. Mrs. Kibler discussed the History of Homemaker's Clubs and noted the organization was founded in 1947 by Mrs. Neva Crist. The Federation banquet is set for Oct. 29 at First Presbyterian Church and the Oct. 22 style show remains on the agenda. Mrs. Tom Roberts will host the next meeting Oct. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crout
Middletown
Homemaker'’s
Circle One
William Shannon
Manchester Motor Inn
Jack Bates
Homemaker's Clubs
Lawrence F. Kibler
Homemaker's Circle 12
Howard Steele
Roosevelt Avenue
Missionary Officers Selected at Grand Avenue Church of God
Mrs. Jim Singleton will serve as president of the missionary board at Grand Avenue Church of God. Other officers include Mrs. Hiram Borders as vice president and Mrs. Claude Snelling, Mrs. Talmadge Perkins, and Mrs. John Shepard as board members elected to three year terms. Mrs. M. S. Ballard heads the welfare committee with Mrs. George Fletcher, Mrs. Wayne Salyers, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Shepard. Rev. Clifford Hutchinson and Rev. Henry Howard co chair the mission board and announced the budget of $8,000 will remain the same. The board’s work is worldwide, extending to churches in Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, Indiana, Ohio and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Singleton
Missionary Board
Grand Avenue
Georgia
Kentucky
Texas
Indiana
Ohio
Australia
Church Groups Schedule Meetings Tomorrow Evening and Afternoon
The executive board of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Christ Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Circles 5 6 and 7 of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow afternoon instead of Thursday. Circle 5 at 1 30 p.m. at 2603 El Paso Ave Circle 6 at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Sherman Ogden of Seven Mile Circle 7 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs M L Bauer Middletown Hamilton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Christ Methodist Church
Th c Church
First United Presbyterian Church
John M. Leighton
el Paso Ave
Sherman Ogden
Seven Mile
M. L. Bauer
Middletown- Hamilton Road
Sons of Italy Planning Columbus Day Dance
Members of Frank ID Victory Lodge No 2142 Order Sons of Italy in America plan a Columbus Day dance on October 10 from 9 PM to 1 AM at the Knights of Columbus Hall under Richard Capozzi as general chair. Key committees include Vittori Pearce Castellano Amatulli Capozzi Abatti Laricchiuta Puccio Rivizzino and Djibristoforo. Reservations with Mrs Castellano 422-6837 or Mrs Amatulli 422-9875. Lodge meeting set for October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitori Lodge
Order Sons of Italy
America
Knights of Columbus
Richard Capozzi
Nick Vitori
Halder Pearce
Gary Gray
Mike Castellano
Frank Capozzi
Angelo Amatulli
Fred DeBiasi
Jim Amatulli
Tony Capozzi
Giovann Abatti
John Laricchiuta
James Puccio
Vince Rivizzino
Adam Djbristoforo
Daniel Amatulli
Derby Talk By Local Business Leader At Lions Club
Hugh Cook, vice president of Denny Lumber Co and Middletown Optimist Club member, will speak at Manchester Motor Inn Lions Club Thursday at noon. He will show slides from the recent Soap Box Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Denny Lumber Co
Middletown
Attendants Named for Franklin Bride and Las Vegas Groom
Miss Shirley Jeanette Whitt and William Martin Hammonds announce their Sept 26 wedding at Grand Avenue Church of God in Middletown. Maid of honor is Susan Kay Whitt. bridesmaids Judy Hollingsworth and Marvin Collins. Ringbearer Ronnie Collins. best man Carl Adams. other attendants Paul Hollingsworth Melvin Whitt James Collins Jr Melvin Collins. Organist David Vancouvering. Reception hosts include Mrs Hollingsworth Mrs Brown and Mrs Whitt. Rev Henry Howard to perform at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jeanette Whitt
Curtis Whitt
Boys Avenue
Franklin
William Martin Hammonds
G. R. Hammonds
Las Vegas
Grand Avenue Church of God
Middletown
Miss Whitt
Susan Kay Whitt
Judy Ann Hollingsworth
Marvin Collins
Teresa Witt
Diane Adams
Ronnie Clay Collins
Carl Adams
Paul Hollingsworth
Melvin Whitt
James Marvin Collins Jr
Melvin Eugene Collins
David Vancouvering
John Meadows
Church
George Brown
Mervin Whitt
Henry Howard
Sorority Luncheon Hostesses At Longview Hospital
Members of Beta Chapter Delta Chi Sigma sorority hosted the September luncheon for Longview State Hospital patients under the Middletown Longview Social Service League. Miss Margie Combs chaired the hostess committee, assisted by eight League members. Music was provided by Mrs. William Joliff Norris Walters and Miss Mary Brenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Chapter
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Longview State Hospital
Middletown Longview
Norris Walters
Mary Brenner
Vital Statistics Births for Hasen Fratz and Jackson Families
Mr and Mrs Donald Hasen fratz of 113 Harrison Street welcomed a girl on Monday. Mr and Mrs Russell W Jackson of 241 Yankee Road welcomed a girl on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hasenfratz
Harrison St
Russell W. Jackson
Yankee Road
Names of local residents in hospital and on list
A long readable list names many Beverly and area residents connected to hospitals and notices. Individuals include John W. Sharp Ogden Drive Beverly McGuire Tytus Ave Mrs Carl Hounshell Franklin Vickie Turner Frank Turner Beth Ann Wills Roy Wills Clayton St Elizabeth Allen Garfield St Charles Spicer Finley Beecher Graham Franklin Paul Hawkins W Central Ave Floyd Gephart Farmersville Edmond Jenin Central Ave Lowell Jackson Yankee Road Dorothy Maloney Long Place Roy White Roslyn Drive Donald Combs Webster St Ralph Riley Lincoln St Lisha Pierce N Grimes St John Kennedy Monroe Mrs Arthur Zornes Flem ming Road Laurence Shackelford Middletown-Hamilton Road Mrs Curry Dupee Baltimore Mrs George Warner Springboro Ida Gulick Fisher Daniel Glenn Franklin Nora Martin Allen Road Marie Draut Yankee Road Mrs Paul Lambert Manchester Road Diana Jolliff Allen Muriel Deem Kenwood William Barnett Elwood Flora Barrett Tytus Thomas Tincher Winston St Isabell Hill Crescent Blvd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher Graham
Franklin
Paul Hawkins
W. Central Ave
Floyd Gephart
Farmersville
Edmond Jenin
Central Ave
Lowell Jackson
Yankee Road
Donald Combs
Webster St
Ralph Riley
Lincoln
Lisha Pierce
Robert Pierce
N. Grimes
John Kennedy
Monroe
Arthur Zornes
Flemming Road
Laurence Shackelford
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Curry Dupee
Baltimore
Wishing Well Puzzle Game from 1964
A brief描述 of a numeric fortune puzzle titled WISHING WELL. It explains counting letters in a name, adjusting by rules to get a key number, then reading a message from a rectangle grid by checked figures. Copyright 1964 William J. Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Horoscope Summary for Tomorrow and Birthday Prospects
Estrellita advises planetary influences favor constructive effort though expect little cooperation. For birthdays, finances and jobs should improve next year. avoid overspending in October, midDecember and next April. November brings job gains and earnings boosts late December to late March. good periods May, June, September. travel and social gains Jan, May, July, Aug. romance best late Dec, Apr, May, Aug. a birth on the day suggests talents for teaching, librarianship, or writing.
McIntyre Released From Rome Hospital
Cardinal James Francis McIntyre has been released from Calvary Hospital in Rome a week after collapsing at the Vatican Ecumenical Council opening ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Calvary Hospital
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Morse Code credited to Alfred Vail not Morse
A correction notes that the telegraph code was invented by Alfred Vail, a colleague of Samuel F. B. Morse, rather than Morse himself. The statement clarifies historical attribution and emphasizes Vail’s role in developing the signaling system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. B. Morse
Alfred Vail
Women Backbone Of Politics At World’s Fair Event
A dozen politicians and League of Women Voters members gathered at the World’s Fair to discuss women’s roles in politics. Grace Gurasic hailed women as the backbone of democracy while Ellen Sampson and Margaret Price stressed influence, responsibility, and broad knowledge for civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Grace Gurasic
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Robert J. Stuart
Spokane
Wash
League
Ellen Sampson
Lowell
Mass
Margaret Price
Ann Arbor
Mich
Democratic National Committee
Casino Party Planned at Forest Hills Country Club
The social activities committee of Forest Hills Country Club plans a Casino Party for members. Chairing are Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith. Attendees may contact any committee member. serving members include Mr and Mrs Ray Miles Mr and Mrs Fred Ziegler Mr and Mrs Vince Sisson Mr and Mrs Charles Deisler Mr and Mrs Ernie Graff Mr and Mrs Der ald Hatton Mr and Mrs Walt Boutson Mr and Mrs John Adams Mr and Mrs James Barker Mr and Mrs Dave Popp and Mr and Mrs Don Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Eugene Smith
Ray Miles
Fred Ziegler
Vince Sisson
Charles Deisler
Ernie Graff
Derald Hatton
Walt Boutson
John Adams
James Barker
Dave Popp
Don Bunting
Chartered YMCA Bus Trip to Wright Patterson Museum
A chartered bus trip for boys and girls from the YMCA to the Wright Patterson Museum in Dayton is arranged by youth worker Gene Beck. The bus departs at 8 am Saturday from the Y and returns by 12 30 pm. Registration costs 1 75 and must be completed at the Y by Friday noon with chaperones Miss Patty Sexton, Robert Woodrome and Bock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Wright-Patterson Museum
Dayton
Gene Beck
Patty Sexton
Robert Woodrome
Bock
Oct 18 Election planned by St Johns Altar Rosary Society
The St Johns Altar Rosary Society announced plans for its annual meeting and officer election at 2 30 p m October 18 in the church. Committees named include nominating refreshment and entertainment chairs with several members listed. A Hamilton Deanery Council meeting is set for September 27 at St Aloysius Shandon Ohio. Members also urged to bring used clothing for the rummage sale October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Altar Rosary Society
William Otte
Charles Henning
Mary Lucas
Elizabeth Starks
Clyde Hollon
Anthony Krizan
Otte
John Blust
Hamilton
City School Enrollment Figures Now At 13 702
Middletown school enrollment on the tenth day of classes stood at 13 702, up 94 in five days. The largest gains were 33 at Amanda Junior High and 21 at Middletown High, with other small rises at several elementary and junior high schools. Total enrollment is 346 above the first day, with Oct 1 set as the first semester peak date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert K. Johnson
Middletown High
Lemon-Monroe High School
Amanda
Blue Ball
Central
Doty House
Creekview
Edison
Amhers
Garfield
Jefferson
Lincoln
Maple Park
Mayfield
Monroe
Oneida
Sherman
Spring Hill
Raft
Wildwood and
Wilson
Manchester Junior High
McKinley Junior High
Roosevelt Junior High
Johnson
Successful Investing Frenzied 61 Market Bloated Stock Prices
A dialogue on 1961 market excesses and stock picks. Braniff favored as Holiday Inns decline amid competition. Personal finance questions discuss tax implications of savings, loans, and municipal bonds. A reader advised on tax considerations and potential stock alternatives like Libbey Owens Ford Glass for better yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego Water Authority
Libbey- Owens- Ford Glass
Woman's skull shape differs from man's
A woman’s skull is generally lighter, smoother, and more rounded than a man’s, reflecting typical sexual dimorphism in cranial anatomy.
Middletown Bridge Club Ties 63 Average Score
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement. Seven tables played, averaging 63. North-south winners were William Kash with Robert Nerenberg 80, Glen Selby 72, and Mrs. Bryan Philips with Mrs. Paul Gallaher 66. East-west winners were C. M. Woodruff 75, Gordon Nein with Lealand Lynch Jr. 74, and Cliff Weiland 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
William Kash
Robert Nerenberg
Glen Selby
Bryan Philips
Paul Gallaher
C. M. Woodruff
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Cliff Weiland
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John Buehl
Trenton
R. E. Dillon
Springboro
Beauty
Keats
Rigge
Eston
C. Riggs
Willam E. Riggs
Broad St
Sons of Italy
Planning Dance
ANTIC
Martin Senour
Centam
Tuscany
John W. Sharp
Ogden Drive
Beverly McGuire
Tytus Ave
Carl Hounshell
Frank
Lin
Vickie Turner
Frank Turner
Beth Ann Wills
Roy Wills
Clayton St
Elizabeth Allen
Garfield St
Charles Spicer
Finley
Mrs. Thomas Hall of
Logan
Dorothy Maloney
Long Place
Roy White
Roslyn Drive
George Warner
Ida Gulick
Fisher Road
Daniel Glenn
Vernon Glenn
Nora Martin
Allen Road
Marie Draut
Paul Lambert
Manchester Road
Diana Jolliff
William Joliff
Muriel Deem
Kenwood
William Barnett
Elwood St
Flora Barrett
Thomas Tincher
Winton St
Isabell
U. S
ENY
Bnor
Estrellita
McIntyre
By Larry Friedman
New York
Miss Gurasic
Board of Freeholders
Somerset County
N.J
Rocky Hill, N.J
Henry Hillman
Pittsburgh
14Th Ward
Esther Peterson
Amanda Junior High School
Roger E. Spear
Braniff
Great America Corp
F.B
Electro-Hygiene
Electro Hygiene
Kodak
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