Couple Plans May 23 Wedding In Mason
Linda Darlene Waggoner of Westchester and Charles Gampher of Franklin announce their upcoming wedding on May 23 at Mason Presbyterian Church. Miss Waggoner, Miami University alumna and Sigma Sigma Sigma member, teaches in Mason. Gampher, Franklin High School graduate, works at Monsanto Mound Lab in Miamisburg.
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Willard Waggoner
Westchester
Linda Darlene
Charles Gampher
Henry H. Gampher
Franklin
Miss Waggoner
Miami University
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Mason
Gampher
Franklin High School
Monsanto Research Corp
Mound Laboratory
Miamisburg
Mason Presbyterian Church
Miss Pennington to Wed Thomas Ewing in August
Engagement announced for Miss Bonnie Rae Pennington and Thomas Ewing of Middletown. Pennington a Middletown High and Christ Hospital School of Nursing graduate, Ewing a Middletown High School alum. He served three years in the U S Army in Germany and works for C W Thomson Co. An August wedding is planned.
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Raymond Pennington
Winona Drive
Miss Pennington
Middletown High School
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Ewing
U. S. Army
Germany
C W. Thomson Co
Nurses Host Guest Night on Psychiatric Nursing in Day Hospital
The Middletown Hospital Nurses' Alumni Association presents Dr. Martin Rush detailing psychiatric nursing at Verity Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. The talk covers patient understanding and tenderness along with techniques, stressing care for emotional and physical illness. No business meeting. refreshments served by a hostess committee. open to student and graduate nurses in the area.
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Martin Rush A
Middletown Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association
Verity Hall
Don Aldridge
Richard Lovelace
Ed Halsey
Roger Starkey
Francis Fuller
Kenneth Pfeiffer
William McGuire
Walter Phillabaum
Cecil Runyan
Monroe Swartz
Bruce Cramer
Middletown Area
Biography of Dr Rush A Middletown Medical Figure
Dr Rush, a Middletown native, graduated from Middletown High School in 1936 and held multiple degrees. He served as a bomber pilot in the Army Air Force, earned an A B from Miami University in 1948, became a Rhodes scholar at Oxford and earned an M A in 1951, then received an M D from University of Cincinnati in 1953 and practiced as a general practitioner in Middletown from 1954 to 1959.
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DR. Rush
Middletown High School
Army Air Force
Miami University
Oxford University
England
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Middletown
Century Club to Host Guest Night Speaker Paul F. Erwin
Paul F. Erwin of Hamilton will speak at the Woman's Century Club Guest Night tomorrow at 8 PM at the Girls Club. The former Northwestern and Miami University history professor has forged a Midwest writing career and is researching a Centennial History of the Union Central Life Insurance Co. and has completed a history of Baldwin Piano Co. He leads Creative Industrial Consultants and chairs Creative Publishing House of Oxford Inc, with roles in multiple historical and management groups.
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Paul F. Erwin
Hamilton
Woman's Century Club
Erwin
Northwestern
Miami
Midwest
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Baldwin Piano Co
Armco Steel Corp
Creative Industrial Consultants
Creative Publishing House
Evening Hostesses Named for Event
Hostesses for the evening are Miss Bess Mitchell and Mrs. S. J. Kuderer.
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Bess Mitchell
S. J. Kuderer
Hints From Heloise Avoid Bleach On Sweaters
A reader asks about whitening a synthetic sweater with brown spots. The reply suggests avoiding bleach on delicate knits and recommends safer care approaches and quick housekeeping reminders to prevent stove accidents.
Never wash or bleach sweaters, Heloise advise
A reader advises avoiding bleach on varied colored or man made sweaters. She describes buying a daughter's sweater, washing it repeatedly, then using rough sandpaper on a soiled area and brushing downward to remove spots, claiming success. She suggests wiping upward to restore appearance.
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Switzerland
Heloise
Sewing worn wash cloth centers into a square cloth
Dear Heloise advises saving washed cloth centers as they wear thin. When four centers are collected, sew them into a square with a sturdy center. The resulting cloth is useful for house cleaning or car use, as suggested by Mrs R F Williamson.
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R. F. Williamson
Dear Heloise Question on Leaving Home and Stove Burner
A reader asks if someone can forget turning off a burner after leaving the house and moving several miles away. The inquiry seeks reassurance about common memory lapses and火 safety.
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Heloise
TV Tray Advantage for Hemming Garments
A TV tray is praised as a handy helper for hemming garments. It keeps fabric off the lap and at a convenient working height, making sewing tasks easier, says Mrs. Lewis Pierson.
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Lewis Pierson
Wilhelmina Sets Pace In New York Modeling
Wilhelmina, a top New York model earning 60 dollars an hour, works 12 hour days and earns about 80 thousand annually. She has appeared on 29 magazine covers last year and is booked weeks ahead. She discusses income, travel, size challenges, and the balance between career and eventual marriage as she plans to model three to four more years.
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New York
Wilhelmina
Wilelmina
How to peel pears for canning for county fair shows
Pears are peeled like tomatoes by dipping in boiling water and cooling. The skins slip off easily, leaving smooth white fruit. Halve each pear, scoop out cores with a melon ball gadget, and present pears ready for county fair judging.
Icing Fix Suggestion By Mrs Ruppel
Mrs Ruppel advises dusting powdered sugar over thin icing to stop the dripping as it runs down the cake. This quick kitchen tip shows how to thicken the glaze by ad hoc dusting until the flow ceases.
Wilhelmina models through a packed afternoon schedule
Photographers and editors praise Wilhelmina for interpreting fashion and maintaining composure. Her day begins at 10 and continues with three bookings, often ending past midnight. She forgoes lunch, prefers a single bowl, and spends evenings doing paperwork in her East Side apartment with a beige living room and smoked-glass foyer.
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Wilhelmina
East Side
Frosted Peppermint Brownies Tip
Frost brownies with peppermint via crushed candy or extract. Stir crushed peppermint into butter frosting or add peppermint extract to confectioners sugar frosting for a quick peppermint glaze.
White heat rings on polished furs attire when rubbed with el
A fragment notes rings appearing on polished furs when rubbed with oil or el. The unreadable text limits clarity but implies a surface change or residue forming rings on valued pelts. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Sandra Fletcher Engagement Made Known
Miss Sandra Lee Fletcher becomes engaged to Kenneth R. Bell son of Robert H. Bell of Oxford Avenue and the late Mrs. Hazel Bell The couple are both Lemon Monroe High School graduates Miss Fletcher works for Ohio Bell Telephone Co and Bell is employed by Shartie Division of the Black Clawson Co No wedding date is set
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Sandra Lee Fletcher
Kenneth R. Bell
Robert H. Bel
Oxford Avenue
Hazel Bell
Weldon C. Fletcher
Granada Avenue
Miss Fletcher
Lemon-Monroe High School
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Shartie Division
Black-Clawson Co
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Bonnie Rae Pennington
Thomas Ewig
John Ewing
Young Street
Tobias
Portugal
Dad
Spain
Lisbon
Madrid
Istory
Europe
Seville
Lal Ch Mee Travel Service
Butler County Auto Club
N. Verity Pkwy
Central Ave
The
University of Cincinnati
Martin Rush
Century Club
National Management Association
the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Mississppi Valley
Melvin Johnston
DEAR
By Nancy Eaton
John Wyatt
Mosiman Road
Sandra Fletcher
Mrs. Wyatt
Central
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