School Time Theme At PBP Social By Mu Chapter
The Mu chapter of Phi Beta Psi sorority used a back to school theme for its season opening social in the Eastern Lanes meeting room. Members wore high school and current teen fashions. a little red schoolhouse display highlighted the three R s while prizes and report-card tallies framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Mu Chapter
Gary Klouman
Robert Greenwood
James Ritter
James Cahill
William Osborne
John Griggs
Thane Doellmann
Carl Hathaway
James Snyder
James Sexton
Wilbur Huffman
Robert L Harris
Paul Clark
Wilma Gade
Howard Schueller
Robert Marts
Richard Short
Margeret Clapp
Thomas Hensey
Ed Moynhier
Chardelle Weber
James Beatty
Russell Pence Jr
Robert Bartnett
William Davidson
Harvey Mulhall
Bob Brown
Seth Howard
Youth focused talks at three Circle meetings
The First United Presbyterian Church held three circles on youth themes. Circle Seven at Union Road heard Rev. James Simmons on Target-Youth with aid for addicted youth. Circle Six on Middletown Hamilton Road heard Mrs. Howard Wilson on Youth in a Troubled World. Circle Fight in Trenton featured Mrs. James Kunkler on the same topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
James Simmons
Circle Seven
Elmer Barker
Union Road
Howard Wilson
Circle Six
Martin Bauer
Middletown-Hamilton Road
James Kunkler
Circle Fight
Ray Schenck
Trenton
DAR Members Attend Southwest District Meeting in Greenfield
Mrs John Molloy regent and Mrs Herbert Hofmann led a delegation as Miss Loree Hagen and Mrs J P Johnston represented Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter DAR at the district gathering. Delegates welcomed by state regent Miss Amanda Thomas. A contribution was voted for Indian Girls School in St Marys. DAR supports Tamasee School in South Carolina and Kate Duncan Smith in Georgia with remodeling funds from Ohio chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Molloy
Herbert Hofmann
Willian Garvin
Loree Hagen
J. P. Johnston
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Greenfield
Amanda Thomas
St Mary's
DAR
Tamasee
South Carlina
Kate Duncan Smith
Georgia
Ohio Dar
Groh Elected President of Wisconsin Telephone Co
Harold B. Groh, vice president in charge of operations for Ohio Bell Telephone Co., has been elected president of the Wisconsin Telephone Co, with the announcement from Milwaukee AP. The Cleveland, Ohio, executive succeeds in leading the Wisconsin company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Harold B. Groh
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Grandmothers Elect Mrs Hamm President
Mrs J A Hamm becomes president of the Gracious Grandmothers Club after yesterday's officer election at Mrs Raymond Young's Stolz Drive home. New officers include Ray mond Young as vice president and R S Cunningham secretary, G K Strodtbeck treasurer. The group donated 50 to a treatment center for handicapped children and discussed federation convention plans for Washington DC in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Hamm
Gracious Grandmothers Club
Raymond Young
Stolz Drive
Ellison Young
Charles Delp
Doty House
Hiteshue
National Federation of Grandmother Clubs
Mayflower
Washington
Clab
Sorority Rush Party Fetes Alpha Epsilon Eta Members
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha entertained rushees at a fall themed party hosted by Mrs. Robert A. fall foliage decor included Indian corn pumpkins and leaves. Guests included Mrs. Roy Parks Mrs. Billy Michel Mrs. Sandy Jones Mrs. Raynond Meabilio and Mrs. Lillian Dowrey. Floyd Bender of Filsons spoke on fashions and designs for the year and the group planned contests skits for the Ohio State Conseil meeting October 25 27 in Cincinnati. A model meeting is set for October 8 at J J Rowling Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushees
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Orchard Street
Robert
Roy Parks
Billy Michel
Sandy Jones
R Raynond Meabilio
Lillian Dowrey
Floyd Bender
Filsons
ESO
Ohio State Conseil
Netherland Hilton Hotel
Cincinnati
J.J Rowling Lanes
Shower for Miss Barbara Smith Prepares Douglas Leppich wedding
Miss Barbara Smith bride elect of Douglas Leppich honored at a Franklin Woodhaven Drive home shower hosted by Mrs James Cassidy and Mrs Ronald Whaley. Guests included numerous Smiths and Rivers family members. Ceremony planned October 5 at First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Smith
Douglas Leppich
James Cassidy
Ronald Whaley
Woodhaven Drive
Franklin
Charles Smith
David Beck
Albert Wardlow
Paul Leppich
Jack Wills
Howard Gill
Dale Smith
Shirley Smith
Leonard Smith
John Smith
Edwin Canter
Robert Rivers
Sharon Rivers
Olie Garrett
Francis Spangler
Chester Smith
Dennnis Smith
Cheryl Anne Wells
Paula Rivers
Fairmount Avenue
Leppich
Peat Leppich
Poplar Street
Grecian Dinner Plans Reached By Chapter
Final plans for the Grecian Dinner to be held Sunday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Sts Constantine and Helen Churen were discussed by Chrysa chapter Daughters of Penelope. Proceeds aid national and local charitable projects. tickets via Netsos, Revelos, and Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine and
Helen Churen
Nick Ververis
Carol Netsos
Sherman Ave
John Revelos
Avalon Drive
Helen Pallas
S. Main St
Daughters of Penelope
Warren
Ohio
Order of Ahepa
Netsos
William Netsos
Diamond Speech Contest winner named at Butler County WCTU meeting
Ron Tolson a junior at Alemon-Monroe High School won the Diamond Speech Contest during the Butler County WCTU annual convention in Oxford. He spoke on The Best People, with twelve Middletown delegates in attendance. The gathering featured solos, memorials, officer reports, and new officers named including Mrs. Gover as president and Mrs. Danner as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemon - Monroe High School
Ron Tolson
Butler County
WCTU
Oxford
Ron
Sterling Tolson
Ohio Avenue
Monroe
Middletown Union
Wesleyan Methodist Church
W. P., Roudebush
R. QO. LaHue
William F. Beard
Orea Brown
Clara Howell
Colepe Corner
Louis Waille
Edna Schutt
Hamilton
C. H. Armitage
Middletown
Glover
David Arnold
Frank Neal
Armed Services
Albert Graeff
Danner
Arthur Wickenden
Carl Rossi
Orville Kearn
Gover
William E. Beard
Brown
Middletown Bridge Tournament at Hamilton YWCA
Middletown area bridge players are invited to a daytime duplicate bridge event on Wednesday Oct 2 at noon in the Hamilton YWCA. Players may come with or without a partner. a nominal fee is charged with fractional master points and cash prizes awarded. Mrs Harrison Mulford Jr directs. Coffee is served. Duplicate bridge sessions are on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Hamilton Ywca
Marilyn Tuck
Harrison Mulford, Jr
Cincinnati
YWCA
Community groups host cosmetic history talk and social events
Mrs Frank Wassell spoke on cosmetics from the B C era to today at a Community Mothers meeting held at Mrs Harold Knepshield’s Trenton Franklin Road home. A covered dish dinner followed with prize winners named and plans for a League Fall Party at the Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wassell
Mother's Study League
Trenton Franklin Road
Harold Knepshield
Wassell
Lester Chenowith
P. Adams
Richard Johnson
Frank Hinkle
Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood Opens Luncheon Meeting
The Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood held its opening luncheon at the temple yesterday. Co chairmen were Mrs Wilbur Cohen and Mrs Ted Cohen. The committee included Mrs Fred Cramer Mrs Milton Schaps Mrs So Finkelman and Mrs Bernice Isroff. Askit was written and presented by Mrs Richard Grund Mrs Ed Helfman Mrs Barry Levey Mrs Robert Nerenberg and Mrs Al Rubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood Council of
Temple Beth Sholom
Temple
Wilbur Cohen
Ted Cohen
Fred Cramer
Milton Schaps
So Finkelman
Bernice Isroff Askit
Richard Grund
Ed Helfman
Barry Levey
Robert Nerenberg
al Rubin
Daughters of America District 15 Dinner Held in Dayton
Six Middletown women attended a dinner at the Dayton YMCA for District 15 deputies and officers. A 32 member business meeting led by district deputy Mrs. Alice Weaver outlined the new year's program. Attendees from Middleton included Mrs. Elmer Triplett Mrs. Percy Kash Mrs. Marguerite Sticklin Mrs. Ray Gerard Mrs. Estil Scalf and Mrs. Lattie Ditmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dayton Y.M.C A
District 15
America
Alice Weaver
Elmer Triplett
Percy Kash
Marguerite Sticklin
Ray Gerard
Estil Scalf
Lattie Ditmyer
Carnival at Amanda School Set Saturday
Amanda Junior High School holds its annual carnival on the school grounds this Saturday from 2 to 10 pm. Proceeds will fund band uniforms choir robes and athletic equipment, with Raymond Tutt as general chairman and James Cracraft as co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Junior High School
Raymond Tutt
James Cracraft
Popping Corn Tips After Barbecue
After barbecuing, pop corn and mix with melted butter or margarine. Add an extra touch by sprinkling grated parmesan cheese for a savory finish.
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes Summary
In Riverview Methodist Hospital births include a boy for Mr and Mrs Robert Farmer at 1901 Tytah Ave and a girl for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson of 155 John St Franklin. Other births list parents in Franklin Trenton and Columbus with multiple Wednesday Thursday dates and various street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Farmer
Tytah Ave
Kenneth Anderson
John St
Franklin
Robert Weidner
Flemming Road
Timothy Kraft
Cincinnati
Gary Stacy
Franklin St
Frank D. Rose
Pearson Road
Trenton
Gary L. Jones
Columbus
Boy
Riverview Methodist Hospital
Don Bailey
Gratis
Marion Jones
Middletown
Rt. 4
Harry Hedger
Franklin Road
Ashby Thomas Jr
Gayle Flatter
McKinley St
Lee Pearson
Michigan Ave
Timothy Griffin
Robert Griffin
Tamara Metzger
Thomas Metzger
Mossman Road
Vernon Casperson
James Stiles
Ellen Drive
Paul Phifer
Taylor Ave
Hamilton B. Turner
Vannest Ave
Boone Hughes
Garfield
Asa Peck
Michaels Road
Kendra Gave Huffman
Florine Huffman
Burton Road
Earl Brotwn
Waite St
Ben Ezelston
Leonard May
Lori Fite
Calvin Fite
Teresa McGarvey
Clarence McGarvey
Carl White
Carlisle
Names of Local Residents Listed in Cadet Roster
Kenneth Doyle of Rocham beau Village Virginia is listed with his family ties along with Millard Conatroe of Croydon Lane John Dane of Lebanon Larry Perkins son of Arnold Perkins Linn Road Ernest Gentry of Forest Avenue Leon DeBrosse of Oberon Drive and Bryan Canter son of unnamed parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Doyle
Rochambeau Village
Millard Conatroe
Croydon Lane
John, Dane
Lebanon
Larry Perkins
Arnold Perkins
Linn Road
Ernest Gentry
Forest Ave
Leon DeBrosse
Oberon Drive
Bryan Canter
Nixon to Speak at Hamilton County Lincoln Day Dinner
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon is set as the main speaker for the Hamilton County Republican Club Lincoln Day dinner next February in Cincinnati. The event highlights GOP activities and midterm political efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Richard M. Nixon
Hamlton County
Republican Club
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Bauer
Gladys Jackson
Robert Benner
E. T. Storer
Storer
Circle
Ralph C Knight
W. C. Neel
Edward Drayer
John Griffin
Letty Perry
William Storer
Circle Eight
H L. Compton
J. R. Johnson
F. B. Chapman
Twen
Dale Wiley
Compton
Heads Phone Firm
Rathman
Troup
N. Broad
Grandmothers
Mrs. Hamm
Miss Smith
Chrysa Chapter
S. C Danner
Ray Wiggins
Paul Henry
C. E. Glover
Iota Nu
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Viola Millard
Alger Strickelman
Grant Bradley
Shirley Taulbee
William Fink
Kenneth Smith
William Whitesell
Miss Taulbee
Laynecrest Lanes
Cristonian
Cristonian Zeta
Malcom Brelsford
Zeta
Dave Woolum
The
Laurel Co. Partners
WMOH
Amanda
Brooks
Bobbie Brooks, Inc
Bobbie Brooks
Joe Canter
Howe Road
Charlies McIntosh
Charles McIntosh
James Horn
Beech
Charles Harrison
Malvern
Pierre de Brosse
Benjamin DeBrosse
Tytus Ave
William Danner
Jesse Rose
Preble County Line
William Crowe
Meadow Ave
Mary Jo Yelton
Frank
Lin
John P. Steele
W. Rea Bayless
Wellington Road
Raymond Rader
Keays Place
Marion Marshal
Herman T. King
Illinois
Beulah Smith
Manchester Road
Roy Manning
Daniel Frank
Perry Ave
James Posey
Gerald Fultz
Springboro
Robert Reedy
Windsor Road
James Fisher
S. Dixie Highway
Thomas Kirby Ofranklin
David Fordyce
Dale Fordyce
Larry Shackelford
Omer Campbell
Nixon
Vradelis
South Broad Street
RCA Victor
Zenith
Staunton
Acavictor
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