Bridal Party Named for Miamisburg Couple
Mr and Mrs Tim Herman of Miamisburg will host a rehearsal dinner for son John William and fiancee Connie Lowell Richardson at Colonial Restaurant Germantown. They plan a candlelight wedding Saturday at 8 p m at First Church of God Miamisburg with a large local wedding party and multiple showers previously held in Anderson Indiana and Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Herman
Miamisburg
John William
Connie Lowell Richardson
Colonial
Germantown
Church of God
Ralph L. Richardson
Gratis
Gene Middleton
Neva Powless
Anderson
Ind
Dena Smith
Washington
Janie Herman
Gena Middleton
Cindy Herman
Steve Langworthy
Flint
Mich
John Nicholl
Bellefontaine
Tom Pyle
George Garber
Bill Gerrard
Phil Ellis
Allegan
Bill Croskey
Don Tulley
Robert Garber
Scott Middleton
Krista Kay Owens
Flower Girl
Brien Owens
Adam Middleton
Ruth Clark
Anderson, Ind
D Of A To Meet Miami Valley Council D A Meeting
The D of A Miami Valley Council 30 will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the D of A Hall on N Broad Street. Mrs. Martha Hoppe leads the program with social hour hosted by Mrs. Arthur Richardson, Mrs. Ray Gerard, Mrs. William Jolliff, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. John Stromquist, and Mrs. Marie Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
30 Daughters of America
D of A
N. Broad Street
Martha Hoppe
Arthur Richardson
Ray Gerard
William Jolliff
Koch
John Stromquist
Marie Hartman
Gotham Named for New York City From Salmagundi Papers
Washington Irving coined Gotham as a nickname for New York City in his 1807 Salmagundi Papers, a satirical set of essays that mocked urban pretensions and politics. The term later became a popular moniker for the city in broader culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York City
Washington Irving
Women Chargers Pair and Staff Updates
Chardelle Weber and Lona Asher lead the women’s charger unit with Judy Coates guiding staff members. The panel outlines training, roster changes, and upcoming roster adjustments for the women’s horseback sport program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specceut
Chardelle Weber
Lona Asher
Judy Coates
Poll Coverage of Women’s Strike and Environments
Women plan nationwide rallies and a strike against demeaning jobs to demand equality, with NOW targeting five products and advocating free day care and abortions. The piece also notes a fair exhibit on environmental themes including air and water pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Women’s Liberation Movement
National Organization of Women
NOW
New York
Arlington Street
Unitarian- Universalist
Boston
Betty Friedan
Whitaker-Thompson Vows Said In Texas
Announcement of the Aug 22 marriage of Billie Jean Whitaker to Charles A. Thompson in Mineral Wells Texas. The bride is a former Middletown resident and secretary at Ft. Walters. Attendants included Dorothy Thompson and James Barrow. Reception followed at the church. The article also notes ongoing national activities for women rights and equal rights amendments in Chicago Philadelphia Princeton and Houston with rallies, boycotts, and picketing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Jean Whitaker
Wilford Whitaker
Mineral Wells
Tex
Middletown
Charles A. Thompson
Wesley Thompson
Gordon, Tex
First Christian Church
James W. Lane
Lemon-Monroe High School
Richard Weston
Middletown Business College
Ft. Walters
Texas
Gordon
San Antonio
Austin
Thaddus Edson
Bryson, Tex
Dorothy Thompson
James Barrow
Albert Burgess
Ft. Worth
Post Office Department
Chicago
Martha Griffiths
D Mich
Grant Park
Phyllis Berry
Equal Rights Alliance
Women’s Liberation
Mary Jean Collins-Robson
NOW
Philadelphia
Mareen Jasin
Rittenhouse Square
Atlantic City
Princeton University
Princeton
New Jersey
Houston
Party Fetes Recent Bride Mrs Davis Honored Guest
A post nuptial shower honored bride Mrs James Davis, formerly Marcia Minter, at Sue Trent’s Nelson Road home, co hosted by Cissy Hursh. Mrs Davis is daughter of Ray and Marjorie Minter of Gage Drive. her husband James A. Davis is son of James A. and Elizabeth Davis of Williamson West Virginia. The couple wed August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Cissy Hursh
Schirm Drive
Sue Trent
Nelson Road
Davis
Marcia Minter
Ray Minter
Gage Drive
James A. Davis
Williamson, W. Va
Callie Wells
Grand Ave
Rodney Leath
Donald Leath
Lebanon
George W. Rice
Manchester Ave
Kenneth Lowe
Wilbraham Road
George Leath
South Lebanon
Bishop Lykins
West Liberty
James Mills
Brentwood St
Russell M. Neal
Winona Drive
Georgia Joslyn
Jewell Ave
Henry IV adopts forget-me-not flower emblem and motto
Henry IV of England selected the forget-me-not as his emblem and Souviens de moi meaning Remem ber me as his motto. The flower quickly became known as the forget-me-not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry IV
England
Vital Statistics Busy births and dismissals reported
A list of new births from several families in Trenton Downs Carlisle Franklin and other areas, with names and addresses for each baby. The record also notes hospital dismissals including multiple residents and relatives from KenturKy and nearby locales.
Open House Fetes Couple Wed 25 Years
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kroger celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday August 30 at 7 p.m. at 7489 Michael Road Middletown. Daughters Mrs Jessie Rose and Miss Darlene Kroger host. The couple wed August 11 1945 in Dayton and have lived in Middletown all their lives. He works for Armco Steel Corp. They are parents of Mrs James MacGonigle and two sons Robert and Wilbur plus two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kroger
Michael Road
Jessie Rose
Mohawk Street
Darlene Kroger
Dayton
Middletown
Kroger
Armco ‘Steel Corp
Rose
Krogers
James MacGonigle
Franklinville
N.J
Robert
Wilbur
Pay of Congressmen in Early Sessions Revealed
Historical note states that from the formation of the United States until 1814 Congressmen earned six dollars per day for days when Congress was in session. This reflects early federal pay during legislative sessions and highlights how compensation tracked workdays rather than annual salary.
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Congress
Alexanders Host Cookout With Piano Theme
Mr and Mrs Joseph Alexander hosted a cookout at their Armco Drive home with Mrs Alexander’s piano students and families. A piano program themed Summertime Fun featured Susan Reisert Joey Alexander Shirley Palmer Mike Reisert Robin Gray and Carrie Lauth. Statuettes of famous composers were given to each student. Couples included Mr and Mrs Robert Gray Jr Mr and Mrs Henry Louth Mr and Mrs Cyril Reisert Mr and Mrs Dudley Palmer and Mr and Mrs Marvin Halderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alexander
Armco Drive
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U.S
Iters
Joe Nicholson JR
Associated Press
Butler County
William Kinsey
Penbrook Court
Monroe
Monroe Garden Club
America the Beautiful
America
Kirby Ervin
Monroe Club
Kinsey
Clyde Phillips
Walter Hair
Lester Stone
Ed Woodward
Ronald Conley
Ken Shafer
Harold
of Sells
Ervig
Iice
Cyrena Schrock
Adams
Mass
Susan B. Anthony
Mr. Thompson
West Texas State University
Tarleton State College
Stephenville, Tex
Women’s Liberation Center
Miss Trent
Mike Long
Middletown, Ohio
Judith Ann Webb
Billings
Mont
Timothy Harris
Rockford
Ill
St. Vincent's (Hospital
John Schrock
Keith Ave
Trenton
Thomas G
Downs
Roger Holt
Maple Ave
Carlisle
John Helton
Lamberton St
Charles Chappell
Baltimore St
David Fordyce
Sheffield St
Timothy Wise
Vannest Ave
William L Knott
Sarah Drive
Franklin
John B. Moore
Germantown Road
William Denzer
August Ave
Robin Rush
Mill Road
William Turner
14Th Ave
Bertha Davis
Salt Lick
Arlie Lawson
Fulton Lane
Harold Flatter
Sharon Foxx
Wilbur Foxx
Keister
Susan Land
Mrs
Herman Land
Curryer Road
Webster
Highview Road
Lenore Love
Bert Bothwell
18Th Ave
Ernest Wilson
Carolina
Arthur Caldwell
Rufus
Andrew Craig
Drexel Hopkins
William Smith
Cincinnati
David Caldwell
Arcadia Drive
Esta Coldiron
Renee Drive
Eldridge Green
Woodlawn
Marguerite Truesdell
West Alexandria Road
Donald R. Leath
South
Kenneth Gabbard
Lebanon Germantown
Roy D. Powell
Berea
David Slough
ALL Ladies
Don
South Main ST
Central Ave
Alexanders
Mid-West
Artemis
Beauty
Bells of India
Pickwick
South Main Street
Devi Sday
Runyan
Zenith
Appliance & TV
E. State ST
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