Local families host guests from across the country
Over three weeks Mr and Mrs Paul Shetter hosted Pauls sisters Miss Gertrude Shetter and Mrs Marie Pell from Los Angeles who left by plane today. Numerous relatives and friends shared visits from Glencoe to Danville Winona and Lima with trips to Hot Springs and Washington DC noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shetter
South Main St
Shetter
Gertrude Shetter
Marie Pell
Los Angeles
Calif
Steve Lazaron
Daisy Kemdell
L. Rybolt
Garden Club Hosts Windsor Home Meeting With Flower Talk
Middletown Garden Club gathered at Mrs Ing s Windsor home for a talk on Flowering Shrubs and Trees by guest speaker Mr R Smith of J Wayne Hill Nursery Wy oming O Tea featured a centerpiece of white dioir and mums. Awards were given for high arrangement unusual arrangement jow arrangement and specimen award to named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Windsor
Chalmers Todd
Fred Tobitt
Allison Neff
C. Z. Atkinson
Schraffenberger
Movie Council Holds Meeting in Middletown
The Middletown Movie Council met at the Civic Association with Mrs. John Kreml presiding The group plans to continue Saturday morning children's matinees A committee including Mrs M Rohrkemper Mrs J Wills and Mrs Elly Hansel will select suitable films A move to reduce amusement taxes for movies will be supported Letters will go to clubs about the project Two films were shown at each meeting on various topics of broad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Movie Council
Civic Association
John Kreml
M. Rohrkemper
J. Wills
Elly Hansel
Minnie Guittard Dies at 82 Former Daughters of Union Veterans Leader
Mrs. Minnie Guittard co founder of the Daughters of Union Veterans died yesterday at age 82. She served as national president of the organization for two years.
Women’s Bible Class Elect Officers at First Church of God
The Churches Ladies' Bible Class of First Church of God held a business session last evening. Elected to office were E O Tenkersley as teacher Estie Howard as assistant teacher L Campbell as president M Trimble as vice president C Galligher as secretary S Murphy as treasurer and B McClain as flower treasurer. The meeting opened with prayer and closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
E. Byrd
C. Gross
N. W. Burt
E.O. Tenkersley
Estie Howard
L. Campbell
M. Trimble
C. Galligher
S. Murphy
B. McClain
Howard
Bumpus Cove Wins Victory Over Government Misspelling
In east Tennessee a community in the Cherokee National Forest known as Bumpus Cove battles a naming error. Maps since 1896 have listed it as Bumpass Cove, a government agency has acknowledged the confusion.
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Washington
Bumpus Cove
U. S
Bumpass Cove
East
Tennessee
Cherokee National Forest
Home On the Farm Banquet Impresses Critics Club
The Critique Literary Society held its annual banquet in the Oval Room of Manchester Hotel with a Home on the Farm theme. Guests enjoyed a family style dinner and a country newspaper reading, with members performing features and a wedding gift to Mrs Nevin Smucker. Committee members were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hose, Owen Barr, and Howard Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critique Literary Society
Manchester
Nevin Smucker
Jack Hose
Owen Barr
Howard Wilson
Club notices and social events from Civic Association
The Omicron Beta Sigma Phi group met in the Girl Scout room. Rush plans announced for a shipwreck party October 6 at Wilson's barn. Regular meeting October 3 with guest speaker Mrs Richard Marksbury on City Charter revision. Cake to be brought by Elizabeth Miles. Prizes awarded to Aga tha Evers, Dale Converse, Joseph Cornele. Sigma Phi Gamma hosted a social with bridge and cards. prizes to Nuenswander, Schneider, Carroll, Weidner. Homemaker's Circle elected officers led by Eugene Cramer. Dick given gift. new officers Carson, Peterson, Kirkpatrick, and Raines named publicity chair. A business meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Girl Scout Room
Civic Association
George Montgomery
Rush
Wilson's Barn
Richard Marksbury
Elizabeth Miles
Agatha Evers
Dale Converse
Joseph Cornele
Sigma Phi Gamma _ sorority
William Nuenswander
Howard Schneider
Mary Carroll
Gene Weidner
Jack Dick
Eugene Cramer
Gilbert Peterson
William Carson
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Earnest Raines
Insurance Man Dies in Cincinnati
Charles T. Williams 61 former president of the Cincinnati Life Underwriters Association died after a two week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles T. Williams
Cincinnati Life Underwriters Association
54th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Home
Sunday marked the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steed with a covered dish dinner at their Winton Street home. Guests from Ashland, Indianapolis, Laurel, Columbus, Springfield, Franklin, Glendale, Middletown, and Seven Mile attended for games and cards along with the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Beck
Grace Beck
Winona Dr
Indian Lake
Franklin
Charlies Steed
Winton St
Wayne Robison
Ted Robison
Phoebe Caldwill
Ashland
Walter Hopkins
Indianapo
Arom Laurel
Donald Steed
Fam
Dunnington
James Shock
James Richardson
Velda Brooks
Cleatus Wright
Lois Wright
Carl Hall
Columbus
Harry Carlton
W. M. Enxing
Bill Enxing
Rom Springfield
Wilbur Miller
Charles Steed, Jr
William Rutledge
Catherine Williams
Betty Reddington
Charles Ae
Glendale
Richard Bendel
Robert Bendel
Hubert Bendel
Arch Robison
Middletown
Ray
Shingiedecker
Seven Mile
Delta Chi Sigma Rush Party At Whispering Oaks
Delta Chi Sigma hosted a rush party at Whispering Oaks Eaton. A long dinner table featured yellow and white mums and black programs with a smiling sun motif. A white elephant sale raised laughter as Mrs. James I Harris auctioned off items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whispering Oaks
Eaton
Delta Chi Sigma
James I. Harris
Alan Wombold
Dennis Wolfe
Frank Gouveia
Joseph Sabo
Elizabeth Torok
Marie Wehrle
Juanita Huffman
Gladys Griss
Ann Guthman
Community club meetings and social events schedule
An Evant Club opens its fall season with an 8 p m meeting at Mrs. Anna Adrian's home in Logan. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority hosts a 7 30 p m social at 1611 Carolina St. Swidombe Class of First Evangelical United Brethren meets at Miss Norma Shade's home 2012 Henry Ave. Jolly Eight Club gathers tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Julia Ty Roth Daughters of America councilors meet Thursday 7 30 p m with Mrs. Butler Jewell 1811 Manchester Ave. American War Mothers hold a 2 p m meeting at the American Legion Auditorium Thursday. The Once-a-Month Club meets tomorrow at the Legion Hall in Franklin with 9 a m breakfast and 9 30 a m Stanley party. The club meeting occurs at 1 p m. Art Exhibit participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evant Club
Anna Adrian
Logan Ve
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Michale Kaurich
Carolina St
Swidombe
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Norma Shade
Henry Ave
Julia Ty Roth
Daughters of America
Butler Jewell
Manchester Ave
the Legion Hall
Franklin
Obituary Notice for Donald Merrill
Donald Merrill son of Mr and Mrs Fred Merrill Middletown Route 2 died yesterday at 7 40 p m after a five day illness He is survived by his parents two brothers Bert and Drew and two sisters Connie and Dottie his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Merrill of West Liberty Ky and Mrs Liza Blevens of Germantown Graveside services will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at West Liberty O McCoy Leffler Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merrill
Middletown
Bert
Drew
Connie
Dottie
Robert Merrill
West Liberty
Liza Blevens
Germantown
O. McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Death notices Mrs Hattie Nuskey Port Union resident
Word reached here today of the death of Mrs Hattie Nuskey 64 of Port Union Friday. A life long resident she is survived by her husband William and a niece Mrs Herbert Page of Excello. Burial will be in West Chester Cemetery.
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Excello
Hattie Nuskey
Port Union
William
Herbert Page
West Chester Cemetery
Death of Mrs Minnie Wardlow in Franklin
Mrs Minnie Wardlow died Monday night at 10 45 at her daughter Rita Polley’s home 526 East Street Franklin She is survived by three daughters Rita Polley Bertha Wardrow and Salinda Coleman of Middletown 14 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Thursday at the residence with Rev Samuel Kirby of the Second Baptist Church officiating Friends may call after 2 pm Wednesday Anglesby Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Minnie Wardlow
Rita Polley
East St
Polley
Bertha Wardrow
Salinda Coleman
Middletown
Samuel Kirby
Second Baptist Church
Anglesby
Leah Smith 67 of South Lebanon dies after surgery
Mrs. Leah Smith 67 of South Lebanon died Monday at a Cincinnati hospital following surgery. She is survived by husband Fred, son Walter and daughter Rena of Dayton. Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Leah Smith
South Lebanon
Cincinnati
Fred
Walter
Rena
Dayton
Oswald
Rose Hill
Infant Emma Ann Wyatt Dies at Middletown Hospital
Emma Ann Wyatt infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Wyatt Germantown Route 1 Myers Road died yesterday at 2 20 pm at Middletown Hospital She is survived by her parents two sisters Linda Cheryl and Susan Carol grandparents Mr and Mrs Bernie Wyatt Sr of Myers Rd and Mr and Mrs George Gentry of West Middletown Graveside services were held today at 3 pm at Woodside Cemetery with Rev J D Nisewonder officiating Joseph R Baker and Son Funeral Home handled arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ann Wyatt
Bernie Wyatt
Germantown
Myers Road
Middletown Hospital
Linda Cheryl
Susan Carol
Myers Rd
George Gentry
West Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
J. D. Nisewonder
Joseph R. Baker and Son Funeral Home
Perry L Earnhart dies at 89 near Lebanon
Perry L Earnhart 89 retired Warren County farmer died Monday at his residence near Lebanon after an extended illness. He was from a Lebanon pioneer family and lifelong resident. Survived by two sons Leslie and Wilbur both of Lebanon two daughters Mrs Walter Taylor and Mrs Ed Lesling Springboro eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services will be held at the Funeral Home in Lebanon with Rev William Fox officiating and burial in Springboro Cemetery. Funeral home visitation after 10 am Wednesday.
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Lebanon
Perry L. Earnhart
Warren County
Leslie
Wilbur
Walter Taylor
Ed. Lesling
Springboro
Oswald
William Fox
Sprinboro
First meeting planned for Civic Association Art Exhibit
The committee will hold its first meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the Civic Association auditorium with Mrs Frank Chapman Jr presiding to outline initial plans for the spring Art Exhibit. The Perky Kaffee Klatsch meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs Anthony Hurts 706 Charles Street. Floods reduce salt levels and destroy many oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
Frank Chapman, Jr
Anthony Hurt
Charles St
Hamilton Man Dies Of Crash Injuries In New Miami
The Armco Steel worker Theodore Oprisa, 62, died at Mercy Hospital from a skull fracture and chest injuries after being struck by a car at Augspurger Ave and U S 127 in New Miami. The crash raised Butler County traffic deaths to 29 for the year. Police say he stepped into traffic while returning home from the Armco plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corporation
Augspurger Ave
U. S. 127
New Miami
Butler County
Theodore Oprisa
Whitaker Ave
Mercy Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Oprisa
Armco
Alfred Back
Somerville
Carl Winters
Eugene Rogers
Third
Cottage Streets
Ronald E. Jones
South Third St
James Harding
Williamsdale
Parole Official Earl Orebaugh Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
A 55 year old state pardon and parole investigator Earl Orebaugh of Camden died Sunday night at his home from a self inflicted gunshot. Despondent over ill health he had previously served as Preble County deputy sheriff 1928 1932 and as Eaton marshal for seven and a half years resigning in 1941 to join the state commission. Survived by wife Marie three daughters and one son funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at R C Nein Funeral Home Camden with Rev C F Fanger officiating burial at an unspecified cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
St. Layfayette St
Earl Orebaugh
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Preble
G. W. Flory
Orebaugh
Preble County
Eaton
Marie
John Kaylor
Andrew Parker
Richmond
Ind
Delmar Sheppard
Darrell
R. C. Nein
C. F. Fanger
Eaton First Presbyterian Church
Scout Council Honors Mrs Davison With Tea
The Girl Scout Council held a tea at the club room yesterday to honor Mrs C V Davison who is leaving Middletown after twenty three years of service. She received the Thanks Badge for her work as deputy commissioner commissioner camp chairman and regional camp committee member and retires as membership nominating committee chair. The tea table featured fall flowers with Mrs Andrew Roper presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
C. V. Davison
Middletown
Girl Scout Club
Neill Blackford
Davison
Andrew Roper
Funeral Notice in Fairmount Cemetery Service by Scottish Rite of Dayton
The Scottish Rite of Dayton will conduct a special service following a service at Fairmount Cemetery. The ogeebgerba 2 will convene a temple Wednesday to adjourn to the funeral home for services at 8 30 p m Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Cemetery
Scottish Rite of
Dayton
Ogeegberga
Youth House Dedication Plans Reached
A committee of four Boy Scouts and four Junior Achievers will meet at 9 30 a m Saturday at the Civic Association to plan the October dedication of the Youth Opportunity House on Forest Ave north of Armco's General Office building. The steel building will host several Junior Achievement companies and Armco Scout troops as Armco's youth contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Opportunity House
The
Civic Association
Youth For Youth
Armco
Forest Ave
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Chicago
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Kenwood Dr
Hot Springs
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Eaton Dr
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Danville, Va
Mrs. Earl Grant
Homestead
D. E. Reichelderfer
Lima
J. E. Reichelderfer
L. R. Kennard
Pat Kennard
Garden Club
Windsor Home
Movie Council
DUV
Esther L. O’neil
M. A
U. of C
Sanitone
Erle Hanson
Kurlette Beauty Salon
TYTUS
BRATE
Broad St
Thomas Martin
Columbia Ave
Jolly Eight Club
American Legion Auditorium
Donald Merrill
Mrs
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Baker Funeral Home
Ranchester Ave
Scout Council
Melampy’s
Centro
Harry Benadum
Mgr
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