B and P Welfare Club Observes National Business Week
Ohio business women await National Business Women's Week Oct 1 to 7 with a governor DiSalle proclamation. The Middletown B P W Club plans a Public Affairs Banquet Oct 17 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with Olive Huston as speaker. Cincinnati Club hosts a kickoff dinner with national president Katherine Peden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Natin
BEPW
Middletown Organization
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Olive H. Huston
Xenia
Cincinnati Club
Katherine Peden
B&pw
Happye West
Helen Keating
Mary Koogle
World Series theme picked for Mixers dance
The Merry Married Mixers set a World Series theme for their fall dinner dance on October 7 at 7 30 p m in the Manchester Inn ball room. Arrangements chairman are Mr and Mrs Harry Bedford along with Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson and Mr and Mrs Charles Troup and Mr and Mrs Earl Brooks. Charlie Kehrer leads the orchestra. Committee members are taking table reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Inn
Harry Bedford
Robert Nelson
Charles Troup
Earl Brooks
Charlie Kehrer
Help Your Daughter Keep Self Respect
October Better Homes and Gardens presents practical guidance to dispel the notion that sex appeal drives popularity. The article argues for a common sense approach, outlining frank problems and constructive ways to support a girl’s self respect.
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Better Homes & Gardens
October
Middletown Music Club Opens Season With Plans
The Middletown Music Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Edward Jones's Yankee Road home. Mrs. J P Carpenter announced 1961-62 programs including morning musicales. Agatha Evers led the business session. the club voted to patronize the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Music Club
Yankee Road
Edward Jones
J. P. Carpenter
Agatha Evers
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
L. J. Ragland
Verity Hall
J. C. Lockmeyer Jr
Murray Jacobs
Paul Ruth
Walter Sheffer
Joanne Brooks
Scout Troop Plans Halloween Party
Mrs. Jess Border was guest at the Oneida senior scout troop’s third meeting at leader Mrs. Finley Allen’s home. Border spoke of past trips with Girl Scout troops to Washington, D C and Savannah Ga and plans for the October 28 Halloween party were discussed. The troop remains open to new members in the Oneida area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Border
Oneida
Finley Allen
Travel Notes on Mrs. Agustina Padila Visit to Middletown
Mrs. Agustina Ledesma Pad ila of Tusuman Argentina visits cousin Mrs. A M Martinez and her husband on Shafer Street. Mr Padilla, a retired teacher, will stay in Middletown for six weeks. Also notes a cream cheese spread idea for liver pate.
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Agustina Ledesma Padila
Tusuman
Argentina
A. M. Martinez
Mr. Martinez
Shafer Street
Padilla
Middletown
Yoder to Chair 1961 Charity Ball for Federated Clubs
Mrs. Fred A. Yoder named chairwoman of the 1961 Charity Ball at Middletown’s Presidents Luncheon of the Federation of Women’s Clubs. She already served as co chair last year and led invitations in 1959. air conditioners for Middletown Hospital funded by Ball proceeds were proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Verity Hall
Fred A. Yoder
C. W. Smith
Yoder
Soroptimist International of
Middletown
Circle K Week Set to Start October in Ohio
Columbus reports Circle K Week in Ohio begins October 8 by governor proclamation. The state hosts 16 Circle K clubs, college service groups, across university campuses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Club Events and Penneyttes Gather for Meetings
Members of the 21 Club met at Mrs. Virgil Gillen’s home on E Fourth Street Franklin and winners at cards included Mrs. Jack Carter Mrs. Charles Downey and Mrs Elmer Perry The Penneyettes Club women from J C Penney had 11 members at Mrs Charles Reuthe’s Trenton home with Mrs Stanley Whisman named historian Plans for a costume Halloween party were set for next month at Mrs J B Thomas’s Carlisle home.
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Virgil Gillen
E. Fourth Street
Franklin
Jack Carter
Charles Downey
Elmer Perry
Penneyettes Club
J. C. Penney Co
Charles Reuthe
Trenton
Stanley Whisman
J. B. Thomas
Carlisle
Homemakers Circle 10 Meets at Gage Drive Home
Fourteen members and five guests attended at Estella Bennett’s home. Delegates to the Homemakers official board were named, the revised constitution adopted, and notes on federation luncheon plus upcoming party plans were shared. The next meeting is set for October 26 at Florence Castner’s Moore Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Larsen
May Kerr
Christabel Hoffman
Gladys Jackson
Helen Humphreys
Homemakers Circle 10
Estella Bennett
Gage Drive
Raymond Greene
George Bryan
David Peacock
Mary Humphreys
Homemakers
Happye West
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Jane Thompson
Charles Ashcraft
National Guard
Florence Castner
Moore Street
Theme Chosen for DAR New Club Year 1961 62
Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith chapter DAR selects For Evil to Triumph, Good Men Need to Do Nothing as the 1961 62 theme. National Defense program opens with the Oct 3 fall meeting at Ranch Inn with dinner at 6 30 p m and business session led by Regent Mrs Kenneth Coburn. Herbert Fall leads the program featuring Encirclement of Communism on the Map film and a national defense film to follow. Chapter officers host the event.
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Ralph Irons
Harold Smith
G. C. Thomas
James Sloan
Earl Bonneville
Earle G. Turvey
Thomas Smith
Lloyd Miller
Thomas
Sanders
John Rosenberger
Roland Hinsch
Longview Social Service League
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Ranch Inn
Kenneth Coburn
Herbert Fall
Local Birth Announcements From Several Families
Vital statistics report multiple births this week. Names and addresses include Mr and Mrs Thompson 1388 S Main St with a girl, Mr and Mrs Hughes 1308 Bernice Dr with a girl, Mr and Mrs Lyons 516 Buena Ave with a boy, Mr and Mrs Isaacs Franklin Rt 1 with a girl, Mr and Mrs Howard M11 Kensington St with a girl, Mr and Mrs Archer 105 Pierson Rd Trenton with a boy today, Mr and Mrs Bickne 15 N Main St Miamisburg with a boy today, Mr and Mrs Scott Joffin of Peoria Ul with a boy today. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond A Moore Cen tal Ave listed.
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Thomas P. Thompson
S. Main St
Ralph Hughes
Bernice Drive
Robert Lyons
Buena Ave
Charles* Isaacs
Franklin Rt. 1
Lewis Howard
Kensington St
Donald L. Archer
Pierson Road
Trenton
James Bickne
N. Main St
Miamisburg
Roger Scott Joffin
Peoria
Raymond A. Moore
Cental Ave
Hospital admissions and discharges list in Harrisburg area
A roster of patients and relatives from Harrisburg Ky and surrounding towns appears. Names include Alfred Merrick Viola Cornett Becky Guthie Lucius Baker Owen Booth Jack Byrd Mildred Watson John Stewart Eddie Isaacs Joseph Rapp Sharon Harrison Robert Burgher Carrie Waitley Steven Lambert Eugene Horn Daniel Taulbee William Jarbo Junior Montgomery Sally Smith Harry Selby Harold Gaw James Tipton Vaughn Burroughs Courtney Chapman Ethel Cox Forrest Danner Arnold Davis Jerry Gillespie Timothy Kemplin Anette Meehan Carl Mehi Arthur Melvin Vernon Mercer William Morgan Thelma Neal Kenneth McCoy Jordan Parson Jerry Reynolds Arnold Salley Francine Thomas and others noted as admitted discharged or connected to Franklin Gideon Middletown Trenton Arcadia Waynesville and Baltimore areas.
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Joseph Canclla
Poppy Drive
Lucius Baker
Young St
Vaughn Burroughs
Springboro
Courtney Chapman
Franklin
Ethel Cox
Waynesville
Forrest L. Danner
Arnold Davis
Johns Road
Jerry Gillespie
James Gillespie Jr
Trenton
Totals Up At Adult Night School
Substantial registration gains for first semester classes reported by H. H. Lawrence. Middletown Adult Evening School registrations reached 7, up from 149 last year, a 288 percent increase, while Miami University Center total registrations reached 596, up from 460, a 162 percent rise.
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Middletown Adult Evening School
Miami University Center
H. H. Lawrence
Miami Center
Miami University Names 37 Likely Teaching Fellows
Eaton and Waynesville each place a student among 37 upperclassmen named Undergraduate Fellows for the next school year. Charlies A. Lacy of Waynesville appears in government under professor J. EB. Black guiding his field interest. Betsey Jane Miksell of Eaton is listed in history with assistant professor Preston B. Albright supervising.
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Eaton
Waynesville
Miami University
Charlies A. Lacy
J. EB. Black
Eaton's
Betsey Jane Mikesell
Preston B. Albright
Leg Show Frowned On In England
London AP reports Conservative party ladies were urged not to turn the party conference into a leg show. The central office in Right Approach urged sit up straight keep knees together and avoid ankles sagging or knees-wide positions, as part of audience decorum guidance.
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London
Conservative Party
Ohio University reports 8734 on campus students for fall
Ohio University president John C. Baker announced on campus enrollment for the fall semester totals 8734, up 85 percent from last year. The figure includes 2744 entering freshmen, a 4 percent rise, not counting about 3300 students enrolled at six branch colleges in other communities.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Baker
Ohio U
Circle 10 hosts at First Methodist meeting on Helton Drive
Circles from several churches gathered for servizio events and programs. Circle 10 at First Methodist on Helton Drive led by Mrs. Leonard Hamm planned an every-member canvass dinner for Oct 11. Members of Iwidombe Class at First EUB discussed a Christmas Card Tea on Oct 17. Mary Harrison Guild featured a panel with Miss Helen Rayner and others. Women of Zion Lutheran attended a combined meeting with poetry and a talk on Dr. Tom Dooley.
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Leonard Hamm
Helton Drive
Circle 10
First Methodist Church
Dan Humphreys
Donald Dennis
W. E. Marshall
First
EUB Church
Roy Nickell
George Crabtree
Herb Duvall
C .R. Schneider
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Harrison
Floyd Duffey
Poinciana Road
Helen Rayner
Dayton
Guild
Ralph Muir
Fred Stein Sr
Zion Lutheran Church
William Lowe
Tom Dooley
Fred Finney
Circle IM
Mark Hodapp
Loretta Drive
Douglas Cox
Joseph Thomas
Raymond Young
Woman's Solley
Christian Service
George Letts
Culbert G. Rutenber
Eva Martin
First Baptist Church
R. G. Pergram
Middletown
Oxford Road
Paul Easton
Joe Atkinson
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Chardelle Weber
William Havemann Jr
C. Jr. Hughes
Robert Leasure
Joseph Sabo
Mrs. Yoder
Joseph Peters
Rich
Ard Webster
Arthur Siebert
Fred Yoder
Paul, Becker
Central Ave
DAR
Alfred Merrick
Harrisburg, Ky
Viola Cornett
Highland
Becky Guthie
Austin Guthrie, Hamil
Von
Lin
Sally Smith
Harry Selby
Queen St
Harold Gaw
Ross St
Timothy Kemplin
Billy Kemplin
16Th Ave
Anette E. Meehan
Monroe St
Carl F. Mehi
Kenwood Drive
Arthur Melvin
Jefferson Road
Vernon Mercer
Carol Ann
Lane
William Morgan
Thelma Neal
Baltimore
Kenneth McCoy
Franklin - Madison Road
Jordan Parson
Curtis St
Jerry Reynolds
Zion Reynolds
Arnold Salley
Francine Thomas
Walnut St
Raymond K. Wideman
England
A. D. Lester
W. K. Monroe
Duane Eljifritt
Robert Mucha
Robert Boonstra
Circle Four
C. E. Wintringham
Lois Gross
Marilyn Eich
Holy Spirit
Wintringham
Ellifritt
West District
Union Chapel
EFUB
Peasttown Heights
Mary McLanahan
the World Evangel
Our Church In
Europe
Africa
Women’s Society of World Service
Driftwood
St. Main
Com
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