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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1957

Page

6

Hessler Forges Foreign Policy Critique at Federation Talk

William H. Hessler editorial writer for 27 years at the Cincinnati Enquirer critiqued U N involvement in the Suez crisis and U S policy in the Middle East. He urged a long range program in education culture and economy and warned against overreliance on arms races with the Soviet Union.

Middle East W. H. Hessler Federation United Nations Great Britain France United States U. N William H. Hessler Cincinnati Enquirer Middletown Hessler U. S Soviet Union U.S Britain Russia Congress Suez Europe Mr. Hesler William Schick Program Committee Eisenhower South

Travel Notes From Stanley Street Residents

Travel notes describe Mrs. David Selvar returning home on Stanley Street after a week in Detroit Lakes Minnesota with her mother Mrs. H. A. Krostue. Also notes Mrs. Edward Zuiderhoek of the Bundy Apartments visiting her mother Mrs. Emma Coe in Saginaw Alabama and a remark that roses were the first flowers used to make perfume.

David Selvar Stanley Street Detroit Lakes, Minn H. A. Krostue Edward Zuiderhoek Bundy Apartments Emma Coe Saginaw, Ala

Four New Members Welcomed At Butler Auxiliary Tea

The Women's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society welcomed four new members Mrs. William Patton Mrs. Paul Woodward Jr. Mrs. Harold Rothermel and Mrs. Jack Varsey at the annual Silver Tea held at Mrs. Donald Blizzard’s Euclid Street home Speaker Mrs. Samuel L Meltzer of Portsmouth Ohio first vice president of the Ohio State Auxiliary spoke outlining four focus areas for the year American Medical Education Foundation Todays Health Legislation and Safety The tea committee was led by Mrs Charles Atkinson with members Mrs John Carter Mrs Ross Hill Mrs Anthony Kokenakis Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs Stanley Weinstein.

William Patton Paul Woodward Jr Harold Rothermel Jack Varsey Women's Auxiliary Butler County Medical Society Donald Blizzard Euclid Street Samuel L. Meltzer Portsmouth Ohio State Auxiliary New York American Medical Education Foundation Charles Atkinson John Carter Ross Hill Anthony Kokenakis Robert Wilson Stanley Weinstein

Oregon author to address garden clubs in Cincinnati

Oregon author Carl Starker, noted flower arranging lecturer, will speak at Deer Park Theater Friday at 1 p.m. The event, sponsored by District Four of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, is open to the public and will include a demonstration following the lecture.

Carl Starker Oregon Deer Park Theater Blue Ash Rd Cincinnati District Four, Ohio Assn. of Mr. Starker

Schellenbach Garden Club Meets at Countryside Home

Mrs. Edgar Schellenbach hosted the Shovel and Hoe Garden Club at her Countryside home with Mrs. R. G. Sloan assisting. New member Mrs. Carl Martin was welcomed by president Mrs. Richard Siegel. An Oct 28 luncheon at the Golder Lamb Hotel in Lebanon was approved.

Edgar Schellenbach R. G. Sloan Countryside Carl Martin Richard Siegel Golder Lamb Hotel Lebanon Harry Pratt Butler County Paul Dayene Hire Joseph Baker Jr Paul Schnedler

Sorority Rush Party At Holiday House Draws Members

Delta Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi sponsored a rush party at Holiday House with rushees Mrs. William Tannreuther Mrs. Joseph Coyner and Mrs. Robert Ross. A touchdown theme featured decor and goal posts. Prize winners were Mrs. Joseph Duerr and Mrs. Robert Ross. Bake sale planned Friday at 5 p.m. at Central Store plus booth downtown Oct 11-12 for Cerebral Palsy. Next meeting 7:30 p.m. Oct 8 at Holiday Center.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority William Tannreuther Joseph J .Coyner Robert Ross Joseph Duerr Hal Stevens Joseph Alexander Anthony Hurr Fred Finney Booth Holiday Center

Delta Kappa Gamma to Meet November Second

Mary T. Zimmerman radio commentator will be guest speaker at the Delta Kappa Gamma Chi Rapter meeting on November 2 at the Colony Restaurant. Opening Doors is the announced theme for the session. The group's first meeting was in Hamilton with 13 Middletown members. The opening theme was Delta Kappa Gamma Around the World.

Mary T. Zimmerman Chin@rapter Delta Kappa Gamma Colony Hamilton Middletown

Farewell Party for Mrs. Yarber Held in Middletown

A farewell gathering honored Mrs. William Yarber, former Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs president, as she leaves for Columbus. The event at Mrs. N. A. Smucker's Girard Avenue home featured a gift from the past executive board and a tea service with a rose centerpiece. Co-hostesses included Mrs. James Abbott, Mrs. Cecil Kindred and Mrs. Jerry Nardiello.

William Yarber Middletown

Fall meeting opens with charity drive and guest speaker

The Town and Country Mothers Club and Mothers Study League opened the fall season with a meeting at Mrs. A. E. Ross's home on Winona Drive. Members discussed the Middletown Art Center, the fall party and a hayride, with draperies donated to Glendale Boys Home. Ora Burdge of the Butler County Council for Retarded Children spoke on the need for a Butler County home for mentally retarded children. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Roland Richardson's home in Trenton.

Town and Country Mothers’ Club Mothers Study League A. E. Ross Winona Drive Middletown Burdge Butler County Roland Richardson Trenton

Local Club and Guard Meetings Planned This Week

A crowded schedule lists the National Guard Company 107th Armored Cavalry at 7 30 p m in the Armory and Franklin FOE at 7 30 p m with membership at 8 p m. Other groups including Kiwanis Lions Club Toastmasters and several fraternal orders meet at various venues through Friday.

National Guard 107Th Armored Cavalry Franklin Foe Colony Trenton Lions Club Blythe - Williams American Legion Auxiliary AEIF Alpha Council 326, Jr. Ouam N. Broad St Toastmasters Club Civic Association Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Castle Hall 147Th Infantry Regiment Armory, Trades and Labor Council AFL Moose Lodge Hall Middletown Lodge IOOF P.m Main St Elks Temple Alcoholics Anonymous

Middletown Music Club Holds First Fall Meeting

Active members plan a 6:15 p m covered dish dinner at Miss Ada Louise Weishaar's Crawford Street home. The notice also warns not to confuse evaporated milk with sweetened condensed milk which has about 40 percent added sugar.

Middletown Music Club Ada Louise Weishaar Crawford Street

Packaged Smog Goes On Sale

Two San Fernando Valley men from Van Nuys, Carleton Young and Noel T. Young, filed articles of incorporation to package smog in cans and other containers as a souvenir of the nation s third largest city.

San Fernando Valley Carleton Young Noel T.young van Nuys

Rotary hears about Alaska by Germantown principal

John D. Baker, Germantown High School principal and son of Middletown High School’s D. R. Baker, spoke to the Rotary Club yesterday. He described his year in Alaska as dean of Sheldon Jackson Junior College, headed the school under Presbyterian Church sponsorship, using color slides to illustrate the north country experience.

John D. Baker Germantown High School Alaska Sheldon Jackson Junior College Rotary Club Baker North Country Lor the Presbyterian Church D. R. Baker Middletown High School

Mrs. Roosevelt Plans Yalta Visit With Khrushchev

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will fly to Yalta to visit Nikita Khrushchev, invited by the Communist party leader to his vacation residence there.

Moscow Franklin D. Roosevelt Yalta Nikita Khrushchev Communist Party

North Madison Auxiliary To Meet For Lunch Stand Plans

The ladies auxiliary of the North Madison Township Fire Department will meet tomorrow night at the fire house to discuss the lunch stand at the fire department sponsored horse show. All members and interested women are asked to attend.

North Madison Township

High Holy Days Open At Temple

The High Holy Days begin with an 8 p.m. holiday service at Temple Beth Sholom led by Rabbi Harry Roth and the Temple Choir under Cantor Kipper. The service starts a series of religious observances until Yom Kippur on Oct 5 and 6, with choir members Harry Aronoff Leo Berman Milt Moss Mike Aronoff Brian Berman Marshall Cohen and Larry Moss listed.

Temple Beth Sholom Harry Roth Temple Choir Kipper Yom Kippur Harrry Aronoff Leo Berman Milt Moss Mike Aronoff Brian Berman Marshall Cohen Larry Moss

Comedian Doodles Weaver to wed Reita Green in October

Los Angeles based comedian Doodles Weaver aged 40 and actress Reita Ann Green aged 21 plan marriage on October 6. The engagement sets a high profile union in entertainment circles with both parties confirming the forthcoming ceremony.

Los Angeles Doodles Weaver Reita Ann Green

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He Society Bess Mitchell Cecil Kindred Robert Litsch Board of Education Howard Wilson N. A. Smucker Federati Net Iet Methodist ‘Church Howard Cromwell Ross A. Hill Murray S. Jacobs Middletown Business and Professional Women Century Club Sorosis Lewis Drugs Montgomery Ohio Farm Implement, Inc Montgomery Road Farmall Henderson Cub Farmall A Bolens Simplicity Choremaster Gravely David Bradley Planet Jr Fulton Farm Implements Inc Sycamore Bailey-Murphy-Darbyshire CO Wilmington Locust Street Wilson Schellenbach Eee CTU More Tate Rexall Pharmacist Gillen-Crow Mrs. Yarber Kiwanis Club Manchester Hotel Lions Club Optimist Club California Rotary Mrs. Roosevelt North Madison Lady Sylvia Verity Imi Groms Plan Mills American Trust Bldg Middletown, Ohio N. Main Orlon DuPont Orion
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