Salvation Army Dolls Seek Wardrobe Help for Toyland
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary announced auxiliary paying doll seamstresses for Christmas Toyland. Volunteers are asked to contact Mrs. Robert L. Myers at 404 Aberdeen Drive or call 422-0713. Dolls will be shown at the October meeting and should be ready after Thanksgiving.
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Christmas Toyland
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Robert L. Myers
Aberdeen Drive
Brig. Robert Baker
Garden Club Shares Decorating Ideas and Plans
Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. Herbert Lawson's home to swap decorating ideas including a grater shade for a votive candle and a tier pine holder. Demonstrator Mrs. John Fuhrman from Cincinnati showed creations and greenery accents and a Thanksgiving Christmas theme. Tickets were handed out for The Sounds of Holidays program by Bob Thomas of St. Petersburg, Florida on Nov. 3 at Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Members will bring decorated packages for a talent auction at next month’s meeting hosted by Mrs. M. E. Dowden. Assistants for coffee were Mrs. John C. Griffin and Mrs. Walter A. Mischley. guests included Mrs. George Knight and Mrs. Alberta Gelwick.
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Herbert Lawson
Manchester Road
John Fuhrman
Cin
Cinnati
Bob’ Thomas
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Bride Elect Miss Harweda Miller to Wed Charles Burns
Bride elect Miss Harweda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Miller, and Charles Raymond Burns will marry at 5 30 PM Saturday at United Missionary Baptist Church. A church reception will follow. Attending parties included kitchen, bathroom, and miscellaneous showers hosted by local residents.
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Harweda Ann Miller
Charles Raymond Burns
Mack L. Sangster
Minnesota Street
Sam Dixon
Spencer Spears
11Th Avenue
Robert Moore
Miss Miller
Mozell Gregory
S. Main St
Dallas Jackson
17Th Avenue
Horace Miller
Curtis St
Burns
Betty Wright
Hillsboro
United Missionary Baptist Church
Sorority Plans Heart Fund Bowling Week and Social
Members from all four Beta Sigma Phi sorority chapters will take part in Heart Fund Bowling Week November 14 to 20. The Civic Association council session announced the event and noted the Thursday deadline October 7 for the all chapter social in the First National Bank social room. Mrs Nelson Bailey leads reservations.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Heart Fund
The
Civic Association
First National Bank
Nelson Bailey
No. 97 Coming Up For Lottie No. 97
Lottie Back, longtime Middletown resident born in Hazard Kentucky, observes her Ith birthday in Middletown Hospital. Her late husband Louis died in 1955 after 64 years of marriage. Surviving children include Junius (deceased 1964), Freeland Back, Mrs Wiley Taulbee, Mrs Harvey Lawrence, Clarence Back, and Kelly Back. She leaves 26 grandchildren 82 great grandchildren and 16 great great grandchildren.
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Lottie Back
Louis
Middletown
Back
Middletown Band Group Sets First Meeting of Year
The Middletown High School Band Associates plan their first meeting of the year at 6 15 PM to elect three board of trustee members A potluck dinner at Central Elementary precedes the business session The group will hear a report on the U S Marine Band appearance by Lewis Hamilton chairman of the event
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Middletown High School Band
Central Elementary
U. S. Marine Band
Lewis Hamilton
Vital Statistics and Dismissals Reported Across Local Homes
Births recorded include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Dale A Mitchel on Elwood Street and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hubble on Hamilton-Eaton Road. Dismissals list numerous residents, among them Mrs. Robert Walton Barbara Drive and Lisa Smith, daughter of Dorsey Smith, with many other names and streets in the Carlisle area.
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Dale A Mitchel
Elwood St
David D. Brandon
Barnitz St
Ray Kirkpatrick
Arthur Ave
Carlisle
Frederick Hubble
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Hamilton
Robert Walton
Barbara Drive
Blanche Stonecash
Franklin
Lisa Smith
Dorsey Smith
Tytus Ave
William H. Meadows
Yankee Road
David R. Shockey
Trenton
Courtney Stephens
Raymond H. Bush
Elman Court
Leslie J. Ogle
Springboro
Joseph Bendel
Richard Bendel
Winton St
Effie Thorpe
Webster
The Age Of Specialization In Home Repair
A humorous reminiscence about upgrading from apartment life to home ownership. The narrator recalls obsession with home improvements, the 468 page handbook, and the chaotic attempt to fix a dripping faucet leading to a dilemma about hiring a plumber versus DIY.
October events fill federation calendar pageant in Middletown
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs lists October activities including football games, fairs, dances, book fairs, lectures, and social events. Highlights feature Fenwick, Monroe, Lemon, Lakota, and Talentanta matchups, plus antique fairs, a cookbook lecture, and a general meeting at First United Presbyterian Church.
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Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clarence Hollon
S. Marshall Road
Iistine
Middletown
Richmond
Monroe
Congress Inn
Lemon - Monroe
Edgewood
Imperial House South
Omicron Xi
Women’s Center
Lima
Fenwick
Lakota
Lemon-Monroe
Talawanda
Verity Lodge
National Guard Armory
Armory
Federation
First United Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Miamisburg
Chi Omega
Manchester
Snn
Christonians
Hail Fenwick-Talawanda
Hailoween
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club played last night using the Mitchell movement and posted an overall average of 168 across nine tables. In the south division tied for first with 121 were Cade Johnston and Woodruff Coldiron. Getter Clifton with 117. east west winners included Goodman Rudy and Ronssen Clemens with 128 and 112.
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Middletown
Duplicate
Temple Beth Sholom
P.S. Cade
M.L. Johnston
C.M. Woodruff
Frank Coldiron
Richard Getter
Douglas Clifton
Ben Goodman
Jack
Ted Rudy
C.W. Ronrssen
Clarence Clemens
Armco General Office
Understanding depressive moods vary in intensity
New York psychiatrist Dr Rose Spiegel of the William Alanson White Institute explains mood ranges from fleeting stress to disabling depression. She notes adolescence and menopause as vulnerable periods and cites estrogen replacement as a potential energy booster while urging professional help for persistent hopelessness.
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New York
Rose Spiegel
William Alanson White Institute
Dr. Spiegel
Spiegel
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Chardelle Weber
Iona Asher
Salvation Army
Swaneky
Fresh Air
Russell Stevens
James Pope
Womens Center
Garden Club
Transcendental
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Johnston Hall
Middletown Branch
Miami University
Lottie
Allen Elam
Mrs
Clifford Elam
Madison Road
George M. Spencer
Christel Ave
Richard E. Davidson
Robert Haley
McKinley St
Guy E. Stone
Stanley
MacVernon Clemons
Euclid Court
Helen Kunze
Charles Hawthorn
Erma Shingledecker
Verity Parkway
Roy S. Prevatt
Crawford
Schiavones
Iba
Ohio
Schiavone’s
Nixon
Lebanon
Beta Sigma Phi
Women's Center
Fairfield
Lemnon Monroe
Manchester Motor Inn
Shopping Plaza
Federation Board Meeting
Murray Banks
Democratic Party
Manchester Inn
Taft
By the
Trenton Shopping Center
Fine Jewelers
ORS Central Avemle Pwont
Open Money & Froigay
Erennge “ Spm
Bankamericars
Central Ave
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