Vital Statistics Birth Notices Across Trenton and Vicinity
Birth notices list several families with newborns including a Monday girl for Mr. and Mrs. Boyd of 704 Arthur St Trenton a twin boy and girl for Mr. and Mrs Richard Cox Germantown Rt 1 a boy for Mr and Mrs Paul Martin Arlington Ave a girl for Mr and Mrs E Martin Egelston Trenton Franklin West Middletown and a Cincinnati area birth for Mr and Mrs Charles Messina Deer Park Cincinnati Bethesda Hospital Grandparents are named for several cases and other notices mention adults including Linda Louise Hall 20, Stephen L Hazelton 22, Maxine E Borden 22, and others with addresses in Hamilton Trenton West Chester Huntington Valley Elmo Place and Elwood. additional entries include a taxicab driver and a registrar with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cox
Germantown Rt. 1
Paul Martin
Arlington Ave
E. Martin Egelston
Trenton - Frank
West Middletown
Tony
Charles Messina
Deer Park
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bethesda Hospital
Samuel Messina
Eton Ave
Earl Stegemiller
Elmo Place
Robert Lee
Marjorie Aldridge
Huntington Valley
David Schiering
McKinley St
Jhandise
Hamilton
Linda Louise Hall
Box
West Chester
Stephen L. Hazelton
Armco
Maxine E. Borden
Howe Road
Trenton
Warren Underwood
Water St
Maye Helton
Manchester Ave
Elwood Leon Hinkle
Sherman Ave
Dorothea Edith Kruse
Wayne Ave
Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Ages and Residences
Marriage licenses issued for several couples include Garrison Burks 54 Armco employee 1718 Garfield St and Inel Abraham 41 1427 Sycamore St. Marlon Chester Williams 18 U S Air Force Flat Rock Mich and Virginia Carol Flam 16 4217 Lewis St Raymond L Curtis 25 contractor Sharonville and Elizabeth Ann Elam 18 2504 Minnesota St Larry Gordon Conatser 21 mer-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison Burks
Armco
Garfield St
Inel Abraham
Sycamore St
Marlon Chester Williams
U. S. Air Force
Flat Rock
Mich
Virginia
Carol Flam
Lewis St
Raymond L. Curtis
Sharonville
Elizabeth Ann Elam
Minnesota St
Larry Gordon Conatser
Mer
Dismissed Names List From Mercy Hospital Entry
A long list of residents and relatives appears in a hospital notice including Mrs. Arnold Davis Johns Road Sue Ann Shockey daughter of Dale and Phyllis Shockey Brel Drive Arnold Hiatt Pershing Ave John Prater Franklin Mrs Mabel Mathews Stanley St Mrs William J Meehan Clark St Jerry M Gillespie Tren ton Vernon Mercer Caro Ann Lane Mrs James E Kelly Leste Mrs Avery Hale Auburn St Martin Littmann West Middletown Charles Highley Wayne Ava Brenda Cox daughter of Herbert Cox Germantown Road Gerry Hughes Garfield St Mrs Wallace Horne Browning St William Brown Monroe Debra Humbert daughter of Walter Humbert Springboro Edward A Lampe Sherman Jerry Clark Excello DISMISSED Joseph Pick Alameda Circle Samuel Baldwin S Verity Parkway Mrs Vickey Lee Belcher Hill Mrs George Brecht Manchester Road John Burton Manchester Mrs Paul Hornback West Middletown Rt 2 Scott Kinder Grand Ave Mrs Alma Light Auburn St Mrs Michael Meirr Shartle Homer Sorrell Franklin Mrs Jack Toole Trenton K OF TOWN Mrs James C Worsham Totus Ave Mercy Hospital Hamilton
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Sue Ann Shockey
Dale Shockey
Brel
Arnold Hiatt
Pershing Ave
John Prater
Franklin
Mabel Mathews
Stanley
William Brown
Monroe
Debra Humbert
Walter Humbert
Springboro
Edward A. Lampe
Sherman
Jerry Clark
Excello
Joseph Pick
Alameda Circle
Samuel Baldwin
S. Verity Parkway
Vickey Lee Belcher
Hill
George Brecht
Manchester Road
John Burton
Manchester
Paul Hornback
West Middletown
Scott Kinder
Bernard Kinder
Grand Ave
Alma Light
Auburn St
Michael Meirr
Shartle
Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party In Trenton Features Western Round Up
Mrs. John Burley hosted at her Trenton home for a Western Round-Up Rush Party sponsored by Omi cron Beta Sigma Phi. Three rushees attended as guests plus a Texas hash dinner. Plans announced for pecan sale fund drive benefiting Edison School and a dessert card party on Oct 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burley
Trenton
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Duane Riley
Estel Janeway
David Booker
Texas
Clarence Congleton Jr
Burley
Douglas Cofield
Kenneth Lott
Ray Stidham
Vows To Be Exchanged Saturday
Wedding of Miss Janet McGraw and Norman Pallister set for 4 30 p.m. Saturday at the Church of the Ascension. Miss McGraw is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H C McGraw of Creekview Drive. Pallister, of New Orleans, is son of the late Dr and Mrs William T H Pallister of Miami Florida. A reception follows at the home of Mr and Mrs F H McGraw on Eaton Drive. Maid of honor: Miss Carol J Bilek. Best man: Jack A Smith of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McGraw
Norman Tudor Pallister
Church of the Ascension
H. C. McGraw
Creekview Drive
Pallister
New Orleans
William T. H. Pallister
Miami
Fila
Miss McGraw
F. H. McGraw
Eaton Drive
Carol J. Bilek
Jack A. Smith
Dallas
Texas
Duplicate Players Meet At Cade Home
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Cade home on Milton Road. The Mitchell movement ran 72 tables with North-South averaging 72 points and East-West averaging 63. Winners included Mrs. Joe Novara and Arthur Osborne with 78, Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Cade with 77, and Mrs. Don VanAusdall and Mrs. Walter Evans with 76. Next week a master point night will be at the Cade residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert Glass
Donald Rich
Paul Gallaher
Bryan Phillips
Cade
Middletown Garden Club Tours Fred's Mushroom Farm Lebanon
Members of the Middletown Garden Club began their fall season with a luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon. Afterward they toured Fred's Mushroom Farm in South Lebanon where a guide explained planting and growing mushrooms and how they are canned and packaged. Hostesses were Mrs. J. J. Hallowell and Mrs. Margery Snider Chapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Garden Club
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Fred
J. J. Hallowell
Margery Snider Chapple
Tren ton Lions Auxiliary Gathers for Year Ahead
Twenty members met at the Trenton First National Bank social rooms with Mrs. Harold Poplin as president introducing new member Mrs. Don Bogan. Program chair Mrs. Carl Chamberlain outlined activities for the coming year as Mrs. Ray Hughes presented slides from the International Lions Convention in Atlantic City. Special prize went to Mrs. Paul King. Next month the group plans a tour of Doty House in Middletown and a social hour at Mrs. Raymond Willis' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Lions Auxiliary
Trenton First National Bank
Harold Poplin
Don Bogan
Carl Chamberlain
Ray Hughes
Atlantic City
N. J
Paul King
Doty House
Middletown
Raymond Willis
Winter Headwear Warmth Inspires Cozy Knit Styles
The piece highlights keeping heads warm in winter with cuddly caps helmets hoods and soft knit scarves. It emphasizes seasonal headwarmer styles as practical and comforting in cold weather.
Fall Colors Refresh Wardrobe Palette Across Tones
Early frosts cue a fashion palette shift with greens in emeralds golds and russets. Fall tones extend to brick spice cognac blues and vintage reds brightening garments and accessories for the season.
Blue Cross Launches Largest Member Drive in Community
Blue Cross announces a record member drive across Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton. The campaign runs Sunday to Wednesday October 11 with TV radio and newspaper messages urging protection against rising hospital and medical bills. The drive outlines eligibility for signups via employer groups payroll deduction and billed-at-home benefits through Hospital Care Corp.
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Southwestern Ohio
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Cincinnati
Hampton
Dayton
Direct Com Hospital Care Corp
Cast Of 60 Featured In Musical Gypsy at Cincinnati Shubert
Mitzi Green will lead a company of 60 Broadway and Hollywood performers in Gypsy opening Monday at the Shubert Theater, Cincinnati. The backstage musical traces the rise of a talented brood guided by their domineering mother with hits including You’ll Never Get Away From Me and Everything Is Coming Up Roses.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Shubert
Cincinnati
Mitzi Green
Muppet
Rose
Ladies Day Card Parties At Wildwood Begin Oct 4
The first in a series of ladies day bridge luncheons at Wildwood Golf Club in Aberdeen Drive is set for October 4. Card parties will be held on the first and third Wednesdays monthly starting at 10 a.m. with lunch at noon. Reservations via Mrs. Bendure or Mrs. Bell. deadline October 3. The Wildwood Women’s fall banquet is October 17 under chairmanship of Mrs. Richard Keelor.
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Wildwood
Wildwood Golf Club
Aberdeen Drive
Robert Bendure
Central Avenue
Thomas Bell
Milton Road
Wildwood Women
Richard Keelor
Midlletown Cotillion Announces Fall Dance A Night on the Town
Cotillion chairmen Mr and Mrs Marc Marshall announce October 1 mailing date for invitations to the formal dinner dance A Night on the Town. Decorations completed at a Sweeney home committee meeting. Reservations to Ned Sizer. Dinner at 745 PM dancing 9 to 1 with Gene Gabbard orchestra.
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Middletown Cotillion
Marc Marshall
Cliff Sweeney
Schirm Drive
Ned Sizer
Burton Road
Gene Gabbard
Roger Turrell
Mark Hodapp
Travel Notes Mention Winter Park Visitors
Recent visitors here were Mr and Mrs Charles Highley formerly of Middleton now living in Winter Park Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Highley
Winter Park, Fla
Gems Highlight Season’s Luxurious Jewelry Trends
Gems mark a season of spectacular jewelry with bold sizes and diverse hues. Pins, necklaces, and earrings feature varied stones and beads for rich, eye catching looks. Dried dill weed arrives in jars and adds bright flavor to summer squash dishes and salads.
Chairman For World Community Day Named
Mrs William Commodore named general chairman of World Community Day by Middletown Council of Church Women. Delegates met at First Presbyterian Church to plan the event and the Keep Christ in Christmas program under Mrs J C Lockmeyer Jr. The observance is set for Nov 3 at the Church of the Ascension with a 9 30 a m coffee hour. Dr Donald W Cryer to speak on Freedom to Know. Material offering will aid Latin American countries with children's clothing and school supplies. Leslie Dixon installed as council first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Commodore
Middletown Council of Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. Lockmeyer Jr
Church of the Ascension
Donald W. Cryer
First Methodist Church
Harlan Carr
Leslie Dixon
Council
De Gaulle to Deliver Radio TV Address October 2
Paris residents will hear President Charles de Gaulle in a radio and television nationwide speech planned for October 2 as announced by the Elysee Palace on Monday night.
GEORGE Wedekind Proposes Airport Expansion Plan
George Wedekind of Queen City Flying Service asks City Commission to fund half of a 4800 dollar airport expansion for cadet pilot training, with the city covering 2000 dollars. Kiwanis Club elects E. J. Goldschmidt Jr as president, succeeding Rev. H. H. Jung. John Methven becomes vice president and Dave Selvar secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wedekind
Queen City Flying Service
City Commission
E. J. Goldschmidt Jr
Armco International
Kiwanis Club
H. H. Jung
John Methven
Dave Selvar
Jobless Claims Rise in Cleveland
New unemployment benefit claims in Cleveland last week totaled 6,018, up 3,636 from the prior week, according to AP data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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REDS
Admiral
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Beta Sigma Phi
Edison School
Paul Mullendere
Goldman Avenue
James South
Jack Prichard
Donald Cox
Manchester Rd
Club Tours
Hio
Cotillion Dance
Osborne
Verity Pkvy
Castel Ee Mart Drug
Seventeen Magazine
McAlpin's
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Terry Hunt
McAlpin
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