Engagement Planned for Carolyn Hall and Gary L Martin
Mr and Mrs Orlyn Lowell Hall announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn Hall of New Lexington to Gary L Martin son of Mr and Mrs Harold W Martin of New Straitsville A summer wedding is planned Carolyn is a Lemon Monroe High School Rio Grande College graduate and teacher in New Lexington Gary is an Ohio University alumnus with a master's in guidance counseling and a counselor in Perry County Southern Local School District
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlyn Lowell Hall
Sheffield St
Carolyn Hall
New Lexington
Gary L. Martin
Harold W. Martin
New Straitsville
Miss Hall
Lemon-Monroe High School
Rio Grande College
Martin
Ohio University
Perry County
Debbie DeBorde to Wed Gaylon Moore Jr.
Mr and Mrs William J DeBorde of Smithville Road Dayton announce the engagement of their daughter Debbie to Gaylon Moore Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gaylon Moore of Page Avenue Trenton Miss DeBorde a Belmont High School Dayton graduate works for Prudential Life Insurance Co in Dayton Her fiancé an Edgewood High School graduate works for Consolidated Inc in Dayton The couple set a July 28 wedding at the First Dayton Free Will Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. DeBorde
Smithville Road
Dayton
Debbie
Gaylon Moore Jr
Gaylon Moore
Page Avenue
Trenton
Miss DeBorde
Belmont High School
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Edgewood High School
Consolidated, Inc
Dayton Free Will Baptist Church
David Hamm Elected Beta Theta Pi President at Case Western
David Hamm, a sophomore astronomy major at Case Western University in Cleveland, was elected president of his pledge class of Beta Theta Pi. He is a 1971 graduate of Franklin High School, and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hamm of 417 Forest Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hamm
Beta Theta Pi
Case Western University
Cleveland
Franklin High School
Rufus Hamm
Forest Ave
Cleaning Steps for Honey Jar Care
After pouring honey from the jar wipe the outside with a damp cloth. Then replace the cover to keep the contents clean and prevent spills.
Mrs Sennet elected president of Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Fred Sennet of 608 The Alameda won the Mid dletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs presidency at the annual dinner at Bethlehem Lutheran Church succeeding Miss Mary C. Maurer. Her background includes four years on the federation board and past roles in Homemakers Circle Two. A $7,528 Charity Ball proceeds check for Middletown Hospital Association was presented by Mrs. Dudley Inwood for physical therapy equipment, with an extra $200 for medical books for the hospital library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sennet
Alameda
Middletown Area
Brown's Run Club Women Launch Golf Season
Brown's Run Country Club women opened their golf season with a clubhouse luncheon. Officers named include Mrs. Raymond Brown as chairman and Mrs. R W Rossman as vice chair. A full slate of 18 hole and 9 hole events, tournament dates, and committees were announced along with a style show moderated by Mrs. Kenneth Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Run Country Club
Raymond Brown
R.W. Rossman
Richard Slagle
H.I. Linn
Ward Browning
Walter Evans
F. William Barnes
W.L. Sandston
Lars Larson
Donald Mayo
Donald Langhorne
John Griffin
W.R. Steele
Robert Walden
Richard Getter
Clavin Lloyd
William Leigh
Lars R. Larson
Scotch Golf
Walden
James Shull
David Driscoll
Browning
John Gibbs
Marcella McMurray
Francis Marzolf
BRCC
Robert Richardson
Langhorne
Getter
Raymond Muzzarelli
Russell Weatherwax
Kenneth Smith
Recitals by Mrs Harold Conn Students Sunday at Women’s Center
Piano students under Mrs Harold Conn will give two public recitals Sunday at the Women’s Center. The 2:30 p.m. session features elementary students and the 3:30 p.m. session features junior and senior high students with a long list of participants including Becky Livzey Teddi Adams Dorothy McIntosh Steven Papakirk Michael Beatty and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Conn
Women’s Center
Becky Livzey
Teddi Adams
Dorothy McIntosh
Steven Papakirk
Michelle Hubbard
Kathy Young
Brenda Young
Rebecca Stanfield
Jennifer Stanfield
Aimee Seamon
Caroline Compton
Peter Compton
Lisa Gillum
Michael
Beta Sigma Phi Founding Observed With Honors and Handoff
Sorority marks founders day at Forest Hills Country Club with Girl of the Year awards to five members from Delta Sigma Omicron and others. New City Council officers named led by Mrs Don Lentz and Mrs Lawrence Murphy. Wooddell and James Conrad win 27 years of service awards. Omicron wins scrapbook contest. runners up Delta Sigma Omicron Xi. A $670 check is given to Mid dleton Treatment Center caregivers James Lewis and Lynn Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Forest Hills Country Club
Bennett Roberts
Delta Sigma
Lyndon Peters
Omicron
Dennis Longworth
Omicron Xi
Cecil Wooddell
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Phyllis Bowling
Rho Alpha
New City
Don Lentz
Lawrence Murphy
Ken Marfitt
Niel Page
Jody Chandler
James Armbruster
Wooddell
James Conrad
L. C. Tudor
James Lewis
Lynn Young
Middletown
Richard the Shaker studied by local group
Mrs. Ross Hill reviewed Hazel Spencer Phillips's Richard the Shaker at the April Current Literature Study Group meeting of the American Association of University Women. The biography traces Shaker arrival in 1805 Ohio and their communal, sex equal, property shared, celibate society. The author, Warren County Historical Society director emeritus, notes the Shaker impact and the group's purity of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Hazel Spencer Phillips
Richard the
American Association of University Women
Richard McNemar
Ohio
United Society of Believers
West
Warren County Historical Society
Golden Lamb Inn
Lebanon
Grand Avenue
Agnes Bechtel
Mildred Winkleman
Hale Dodds
Dan Gugler
Abilene
Kan
Valley View alums prepare Sept. wedding
Harold and Mrs. Johnson of Germantown announce the engagement of Andrea Lee Hoover and John K. Kellis both Valley View graduates. Hoover, a Valley View High School alumna and Ohio University student, and Kellis, also a Valley View graduate and Ohio University sophomore, plan to marry September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Catherine Court
Germantown
Andrea Lee Hoover
John K. Kellis
John C. Kellis
N. Plum St
Valley View High School
Ohio University
Kellis
Valley Vew
Get Set for Camp and Summer Health Tips
Plan a healthful summer with booster shots and inoculations as needed. Ensure children get plenty of rest despite longer daylight. Tidy the family medicine chest and stock up for common ailments and accidents this season.
Gardens Book Review At Shovel and Hoe Club Meeting
Mrs. John C. Griffin reviews Mabel Barbee Lee's The Gardens in My Life at the Shovel and Hoe Garden Club meeting next Monday. Lee describes gardens kept through moves to provide roots and permanence. A floral display and bread flower craft demonstration accompany the program at Ken Ridge Drive home hosted by Mrs. Urban and Mrs. Schul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Griffin
Mabel Barbee Lee
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club
William Teager
Robert Tranter
William Saunders
Ron Urban
Fiber Fabrics Popular for Windows Decking
Glass fiber fabrics are praised for quick washing rinsing and reuse without ironing. They resist sunlight fading making them a favored choice for window decor and maintaining fabric strength.
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Beauticians
SPA
John Brown
Federated Clubs
Mrs. Sennet
M.G. McCall
Ralph Za Sudduth
Walter Mischley
Middletown Hospital
C. C. Clark
Ben Bender
Doty House
Robert Swig
William McGuire
Telecare
Earl Bonniviille
Meals On Wheels
Kim Glossip
Middletown Symphony
Eugene Glossip
Brown’s Run Club
Stuart Hatch
Paul Pardonner
Carousel Beauty College
Central Ave
Beauty College
Beta Sigma Phi Marks Founding
Bill Ross
Fred Finney
Roberts
Roy Billett
Valley View
Miss Hoover
Okurs Wes
Lemark
Ana Tannee
Butler County Society For Crippled Children & Adults
V.F.W. Social Center
Middletown Door
Harold LL. Agee
Rachel Heizer
Osie Dunn
Leda McQuinn
Shirley McCloud
Nancy Dennis
Pamela Marinelli
Ruth Wilson
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