Spring Flower Show at Recreation Building in Newtown
The Mariemont Garden Club will hold its annual Spring Flower Show at the Recreation Building on Saturday May 21 from 2 30 to 8 00 p m Amateur flower growers are invited to enter exhibits Mrs A J Faulwetter named assistants to handle show details A list of local visitors and civic events follows including Notes on hospital trips and Memorial Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariemont Gaden Club
A. J. Faulwetter
Earl McArthur
W .L. Lorenzo
Giles Anderson
J. D. ‘Conover
Charles M. Goodrich
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Calvin
Norwood
Ohio
Chares Goodrich
N .Church Street
Anderson Town Valley Garden Club
Ship Drum and Bugle Corp
Jenkins
Newtown
Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Across Middletown Area
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits are recorded in Middletown and Marathon. Guests include families and relatives from Cincinnati and Edenton, with multiple couples and children sharing meals and celebrations. Local residents hosted birthdays and surprise parties, reflecting a busy social calendar.
Red Cross and Tuberculosis Workers Meet in Ohio
In Batavia Mrs. Margaret Sprague and Mrs. Augusta Hulick with Mrs. Kate Buerkle attended a Dayton meeting for Red Cross workers. Mrs. Randall Walker of Tulsa visits Batavia relatives. Mrs. Nancy Davis of Mt Washington visits her daughter Mrs. Jos McCoy. A tuberculosis workers conference is planned in Columbus with Mrs. George Ankermiller to represent the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Hulick
Kate Buerkle
Dayton
Ohio
Red Cross
Randall Walker
Tulsa, Oklo
Batavia
Nancy Davis
Mt. Washington
Jos. McCoy
Columbus
George Ankermiller
Thanking Friends and Pastor for Kind Support
The writer expresses gratitude for cards and wishes during illness and misfortune. They thank Bro Maurice Bates pastor of Lindale Baptist Church for his kind service and sign off as Mrs. Richard Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bates
Lindale Baptist Church
Richard Combs
Hessler to Speak At Withamsville Commencement
William H Hessler Foreign Editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer will deliver the commencement address for Withamsville-Tabasco School on Tuesday May 24 at 8 pm. James Neal offers the Class Prophecy and Dolores Norman presents the Class History. a dance with Ayer's Musical Mites follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessler
Withamsville
Withamsville-Tabasco
William H. Hessler
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
James Neal
Dolores Norman
Ayer
Carl Bunting
Tom Clark
Rodney Davis
Richard ‘de Poy
Louise Farrow
William
Notable Names in Local Roster Listed for Event
The listing includes Fender Don Ferrell Joann Hahn Jean Hartman Paul Kay Ralph Kendall Shirley Ludlow James Neal Dolores Norman Ed Schweitzer Shirley Steelman Don Tudor Ruth Wilfert and Roy Wysnewski as participants in the community event.
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Howard Leisure
Clyde Snedeker
Glendale
W. Va
Charles Perry
Mr. and
Mrs. Jenkins
Center Street
Mrs
John Jenkins
Spokane
Washington
Norman Mead
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edward Murray
James Malley
New York City
Ben Macke
Fairvein
Thomas Murray
Malley
Clifton
Newtown W.S.C.S
Ing Service
Jack Golder
Cincinnati
Flag Springs Daughters of Rebekah
Lincoln Zephyr
DE Soto
LA Salle
FORD
Beechmont Avenue
P. F. Jamieson
Main Street
Town Hall
Weber
Mission Library
Florence
Donald G. Jamieson
John Bissanti
Aladdinfgnist
MT. Carmel
Clara Slater
H. C. Jones
Marjorie Jones
Donald Smith
Lawrence Shafer
Middletown
Reginald Dunn
Octerman
Horstmeyer
Moore
Cliff Smith
Iva Christy
Mamie Mulloy
Emma McDonough and Son
Aetna Jordan
Clarence Slater
Edward Saunders
Fairfax
John Heffler
Orville Grossnickle
Roland Newton
Edenton
E. Newton
Paul Newton
Marathon
F. R. Statler
Ralph Meither
Baby
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Lina Mae Higgins
H. F. Balser
Margaret Sprague
America
American Gas Service Co
Milford
DAVCO
Tobasco
Davidson
Cannery Feed Store
Raymond Oetzel
Joe Humphries
Henry Otto L. P. Oberschlake
E. B. Strosnider & Son
Crone
Aas RC
Prudence
Ord
Verkampel
Phileas
Verkamp Gas Servic
Winkler Stoker
Salem Avenue
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