Fashion show misfires at Delta Theta Tau aid event
Delta Theta Tau staged its second annual fashion benefit at the Paramount Theater featuring Middletown sisters and a mix of gowns and furs. The male-gallery crowd and columnist Nellie Evans found many outfits confusing with remarks on stand up collars, mink capes, and iridescent sequins, while several mothers and members modeled confidently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Paramount Theater
Middletown
Nellie Evans
Christian Dior
Melvin Kelso
William Carson
Ralph Barbour
Robert Myers
Monroe Mitchell
M. H. Weinstein
Carmen Starling
Gordon Nein
Nancy Keezer
Howard Smith
Luncheon Shower Fetes Miss Cohen Bride-Elect
Yesterday at the Manchester Hotel Mrs. Mose Cohen and Mrs. Philip Cohen hosted a luncheon and shower for Miss Frances Sue Cohen, bride-elect of Henry Lauter. Fifty guests attended as yellow and white mums framed the table. Miss Cohen opened gifts for her future home ahead of an October 4 wedding at the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati.
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Manchester
Mose Cohen
Philip Cohen
Frances Sue Cohen
Henry Lauter
Miss Coher
Miss Cohen
Mr. Lauter
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Cincinnati
Doctors' Wives Meet For Tea In Hamilton
The residence of Mrs. Edward Keating hosted a tea for the Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society. Mrs. G E Marr and Mrs. M F Vereker presided. Mrs. Joseph Peil of Middletown led the meeting. A horse show and barbecue is planned for Sunday October 11 at the Butler County Fairgrounds with free admission and box seats sold. Mrs. Gaston B Hannah of Cincinnati spoke on the auxiliary's purpose. New members welcomed: Mrs. D M Blizzard, Mrs. Robert Tennant, Mrs. Robert Rappers, and Mrs. Marion Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Keating
Hamilton
Woman's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
G. E. Marr
M. F. Vereker
Joseph Peil
Middletown
Aze] Ames
Butler County Fairgrounds
Gaston B. Hannah
Cincinnati
D. M. Blizzard
Robert Tennant
Robert Rappers
Marion Swisher
Eaton
Farewell Dinner Honors Lt. Stamper Ahead of Japan Duty
Dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kibler on Grove Street honored Mrs. Kibler’s son Lt. Robert L. Stamper who left by plane for San Francisco and will soon depart for Yokohama Japan for 16 months of duty. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Wills Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox and son Earl and Altha Hamilton and son Ron.
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Earl Kibler
Grove Street
La Sertoma Club Opens Season With October Events
First meeting of the La Sertoma Club at the Girls' Club featured speaker Mrs. Marie Stoutenborough reporting on the Milwaukee convention. October 21 board party chaired by Mrs. Francis Dimyer with aides. October 24 fall dance at the Sportsmen's Club with Frankie Coyle Dixieland Band. dance chairs Mrs. Arthur Butt and Mrs. Carl Jay, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Melampy and Mrs. Chester Skillman. Mrs. Jack Christy won a prize. hostesses were Mrs. Warren White and Mrs. Christy.
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la Sertoma Club
Marie Stoutenborough
Milwaukee
Francis Dimyer
Girls’ Club
Warren White
Thomas Brown
Arthur Frey
Sportsmen’s Club
Frankie Coyle
Monroe Grads Plan 1945 Class Reunion
Plans are under way for the second class reunion of the 1945 Lem on Monroe High School graduates. President Mrs Sidney Medley and her committee met at the Brandenburg home to organize the event. The reunion will be at Amanda Athletic Club on November 7 at 8 p.m. Reservations are available from Mrs Ewing Taulbee. Present were Mrs Donald Buits, Mrs Medley, Mrs Raymond Spensel, Mrs Taulbee, William Estill, Mrs Curtis Peck.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Sidney Medley
Herommittee
Richard Brandenburg
McKinley Street
Nake
Amanda Athletic Club
Ewing Taulbee
Nelson Road
Donald Buits
Medley
Raymond Spensel
Taulbee
William Estill
Curtis Peck
Edison School Benefit Card Party Planned for Sept 29
Welcome Wagon Club announces a card party at the American Legion on September 29 at 1 p.m. to raise funds for Edison School equipment. Co chairs Deckler's Hearth Mrs Stanley Hood and Mrs Max Jaffe reported prize donations. Tickets available at the door or from Mrs John Akerman who became club treasurer after Mrs Thomas Zentner moves to Cincinnati.
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Edison School
Welcome Wagon Club
American Legion
Deckler's
Stanley Hood
Max Jaffe
John Akerman
Akerman
Thomas Zentner
Cincinnati
Melvin Dawson
Ralph Howe
Sunshine
William Ayres
Chester Dennis
John Newby
William Swaney
Raymond Raible
Eldon Clark
Robert Clarke
Dawson
Cass Mangold
John Klahm
James Flder
Neill Crockett
Sorority Plans Annual Dance at Sportsmen's Club
Delta Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi met in Barnitz Room at the YMCA to discuss the Niman Kachina dance slated October 17 at the Sportsmen's Club with Burt Farber and his orchestra. Proceeds benefit the Cerebral Palsy Fund in Middletown. Mrs. Anthony Hurt announced the first rush party of the season for October 6 at the Shanty.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Sportsmen's Club
Burt Farber
Cerebral Palsy Fund
Middletown
Anthony Hurt
Rush Party at Davis Home Hosts Sorority Members
Members of Alpha Epsilon chapter and Epsilon Sigma Alpha sororities held a rush party last night at Mrs. Clyde Davis home on Lafayette Avenue. A brief business meeting featured a report by Mrs Davis delegate on a Sunday council meeting at Deshler Hilton Hotel Columbus. Attendees included Mrs Jerry Nardiello Mrs Gene Popper and bustling rushees dressed in national costumes.
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Alpha Epsilon Chanter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Clyde Davis
Lafayette Avenue
Davis
Deshler-Hilton
Columbus
Jerry Nardiello
Gene Popper
William Ferguson
Robert Braun
Leo Schinner
Western College to Honor Two With Degrees
Western College will award honorary degrees at the annual college day program. Elizabeth Shirley Enochs chief of the International Technical Missions for the Social Security Administration will receive a doctor of humane letters and Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin Harvard’s Phillips professor of astronomy will receive a doctor of science. Herrick B. Young newly elected president and Mrs. Young travel to Oxford for the event with the president-designate not assuming duties until the new year.
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Western College
Elizabeth Shirley Enochs
Social Security Administration
Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin
Phillips
Harvard University
Herrick B. Young
Western
Young
Oxford
Hungry Boys Find Pigeons Delicious
Oklahoma City police searched for 20 pigeons stolen from a backyard pen. They detained five teenage boys who admitted the birds were eaten, yielding six pigeons found and five youths in custody.
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Oklahoma City
Travel Notes Miss Anne Heck Plans South America Visit
Miss Anne Heck daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Heck of South Main Street leaves tomorrow by plane for South America to visit her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs Gordon E Hughes and family in Puerto La Cruz Venezuela. Mr Hughes manages Armco International office in the city. The Chugdens Jane Heck and August E Chugden reside in Pittsburgh where Mr Chugden attends a Westinghouse training course.
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Anne Heck
R. A. Heck
South Main Street
South America
Gordon E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Armco International
Puerto la Cruz
Venezuela
August E. Chigden
Jane Heck
Pittsburgh
Chugden
Westinghouse Co
Chugdens
South “Fain Street
Births and medical notes from Vital Statistics list
Birth notices show Mr and Mrs John Poff producing a girl, Mr and Mrs Robert Creech a boy, and several other families welcoming newborns or reporting medical and surgical status. Additional out of town entries include Dayton Grandview Hospital cases and multiple discharges and patient identifications.
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John Poff
Mason
Robert Creech
Union
Franklin
Fred Waitley
Philadelphia Ave
Allen McComas
Kings Mills
Chester Wood
Florence St
Phillip Kirk
Hamilton
Kentor Gabbard
West Middletown
Joseph Velde
Baltimore St
David Carroll
West Fikton Ov
Edward F. Fabing
Avalon
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Keystone Judge Is Reesae As Chief Justice
Philadelphia Inquirer reports Justice John C. Bell Jr. of Pennsylvania Supreme Court has been recommended to President Eisenhower as successor to the late Chief Justice Vinson. Bell, a Philadelphia native and former state governor, has the endorsement of Senators Edward Martin and James H. Duff and Gov. John S. Fine.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
John C. Bell Jr
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
U. S. Supreme Court
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
Bell
Edward Martin
James H. Duff
John S. Fine
Hazard Of War Reduced
Secretary of Defense Wilson told reporters after a conference with President Eisenhower that the hazard of war is somewhat reduced. He said the country is in a much stronger military position than a year ago and hopes it will deter Russia from starting another war. He added that more people on both sides of the Iron Curtain may realize that no one can really win a war.
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Shingtonp
Wilson
Eisenhower
Russia
Adlai to Confer With Eisenhower at White House
Adlai E Stevenson will lunch with President Eisenhower at the White House on October 1 to summarize his observations from the recent U pacific voyage. The report notes the submerged Mid Pacific Range between Wake and Hawaii has volcanic peaks 14 000 feet high.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
White House
The
Mid - Pacific
Wake and
Hawai
Mystery Death Of Wesley Hill Baffles Doctors
Wesley Hill 21 of Circleville died at the Dayton Veterans Administration hospital after months of illness that puzzled British and American doctors. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause, with Hill formerly a U S sailor linked to a Christmas Gibraltar episode and a prior stay at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Dayton
Ohio
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wesley Hill
Circleville
Hill
Alonzo Hill
U. S
Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
United States
Navy
Mr. Hill
Wesley
Bethesda Ma Naval Hospital
Brown
Ohio Cities Get Firemen Relief Cash
State Auditor James A. Rhodes distributed 752,393 to firemen relief and pension funds in 41 cities funded by the legislature. Previous distributions to police relief and pension funds totaled 707,600. some towns had not received prior due payments, and 13 cities refunded 26,220 due to overpayments.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ashtabula
van Wert
Athens
St. Mary's
Uhrichsville
Carew
Leetonia
Spingfield
Steubenville
Lima
Zanesville
Marion
Newark
Portsmouth
Massillon
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Salem
Fremont
East Liverpool
Marietta
Ironton
New Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Dover
Car Planned As Gift To McCarthy
Houston printing firm head launches fundraising to buy a car as a wedding gift for U S Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. E M Biggers aims to present the auto in time for the September 29 Washington wedding to Miss Jean Kerr. Texans are urged to donate 1 to 100 dollars in support of McCarthy.
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Houston
U.S
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
E. M. Biggers
Washington
McCarthy
Jean Kerr
Biggers
Sen. McCarthy
Freedom Ship Arrives With 290 Vets Abroad
San Francisco reports the ninth and last repatriation voyage returns 290 veterans from Korea camps. General R. L. Howze transports 213 soldiers 51 airmen 21 Marines and five sailors home to U S. shores.
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Freedom Ship
San Francisco
Korea
R. L. Howze
Senator Johnson on Korea and UN admission
Senator Edwin C. Johnson told the Denver City Club that war might have been avoided in Korea if China had been admitted to the United Nations. He recalled once favoring admission, then reversed to oppose allowing Chinese Reds to join the UN because they could shoot their way in.
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Denver
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Korea
China
United Nations
Johnson
Denver City Club
U. N
Russia
World Organization
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