Hall-Henson Engagement Announced for Feb 24 Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall of Hill Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to Wallace R. Henson son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henson of Sharonville. Betty a Middletown High School graduate employed by Armco Steel and Wallace an alumnus of Princeton High School employed by AT&T in Cincinnati plan to wed February 24 at the First Church of God on Crawford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hall
Hill Avenue
Betty
Wallace R. Henson
Lester Henson
Sharonville
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Princeton High School
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Cincinnati
Church of God
Crawford Street
Rainwear Styles Shine In Washable Vinyl And Fabrics
Bright rainwear options dominate stores with vinyls in striped and solid colors, many with zippers and rhinestones. Luxury coats reach about 250 dollars, while affordable ready to wear offers diverse washable fabrics. Check manufacturer care labels to ensure fabric and finish are machine washable for a polished look on rainy days.
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King
Decorative shower curtains brighten bathrooms with style
A homemakers guide notes shower curtains are key decorative elements in baths and can reflect motifs from roses to Oriental prints. To keep them looking fresh, wash while hung or dunk in sudsy water, rinse, and air dry for quick care and lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Are You In Mood For Rain
Weather column celebrates rainwear evolution with colorful coats and jackets. Raincoats now feature zip-in-out linings for four season use and bold fabrics ranging from stripes to geometrics. Some sets include coordinated dresses for a complete look.
First electric organ built by H L Roosevelt in 1876
In 1876 Hilborne Lewis Roosevelt constructed the first electric organ and installed it in New York City, marking a landmark in musical instrument history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilborne Lewis Roosevelt
New York City
West Back In Style For Men
The article discusses a return to masculine yet practical men’s wear for fall 1967 led by vests and coordinated sportswear. Designers cite revived vest use for function and fashion from Edwardian double-breasted to single-breasted styles and midweight worsted fabrics suited for year round travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cohen
Michaels Stern
Fit Toys To Age Of Baby
Baby’s first toy should be a brightly colored mobile visible to the infant’s eyes. At three or four months move to cradle gyms with dangling dangles and bells, then rattles and rubber squeeze toys with safe nondetachable parts for grasping. Avoid toys with loose metal whistles.
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Eleanor Ross King
Baby
Becaus
Edward Poff Weds Miss Gloria Salley
Edward Poff and Gloria Salley exchanged vows Friday evening at Enterprise Baptist Church Seneca Street with double ring rites at 730 pm. The bride wore tissue taffeta gown with Alencon lace and chapel train. maid of honor wore sapphire blue velvet. Bride’s family and guests attended as post ceremony reception followed by a wedding trip south and future residence at 111 Glenmore Drive.
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Goria Salley
Everett Salley
Wilbraham Road
Edward Poff
Charles Poff
Julie Drive
Franklin
Clifford Hutchinson
Enterprise Baptist Church
Seneca Street
Leteher Darrell
Dennis McClanahan
Campbell McCandless Nuptials Solemnized At Bethlehem Church
Miss Paulette Campbell and Spec. 4 Jerry McCandless wed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 7 30 pm The ceremony featured Christmas décor and a double ring rite Officiant Rev Paul D Bergdail The bride wore white Dulcet satin with Alencon lace The couple plans to reside at 501 Lylburn Road after a wedding trip south
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Paulette Jane Campbell
Jerry McCandless
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
James Courey
N. University Boulevard
Paul Campbell
Dayton
Louis McCandless
Lylburn Road
Paul D. Bergdail
Gilbert Egleston
Tom Beard
Courey
Larry Dennis
Helen Sarris
Linda Stewart
Donald Aldridge
Richard Leichty
Edward Hieshue
Gene McCandless
Tresa Gaynor
Charmayne Campbell
Middletown
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Phi Kappa Sigma
U. S. Army
Travis Afb
California
Natural wood trend spruces up the kitchen
The piece notes a revival of natural wood and wood grain plastics in kitchen decor. Cabinets and shelving favor wood tones in homes and apartments visible to guests, with wood grain plastic accessories like bread boxes and spice canisters praised for ease of cleaning.
Kidwell to Wed Linda Nunery in August
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nunery announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Colleen Nunery to Gary Lee Kidwell of German town. Linda is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and Georgetown College student. Gary is a Georgetown College student and Kappa Alpha member. Wedding planned for August.
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Richard Nunery
Neiderlander Lane
Linda Colleen
Gary Lee Kidwell
Germantown
Miss Nunery
Lemon-Monroe High School
Georgetown
Mr. Kidwell
Georgetown College
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
College Leaders Meet to Back Private School Protections
Leaders of about 30 Ohio business schools met in Columbus to back a legislative measure drafted by the Ohio Business Schools Association. The bill aims to shield the public from losses due to school closings and substandard academic standings in private business schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Business Schools Association
Association
Navajo Silver Jewelry Origins Revealed
The famous Navajo silver pieces are a borrowed art learned from Mexican silversmiths in the mid nineteenth century, showing cross cultural influence in early craft.
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Betty Hall
Tobias
West
By King Features
Gloria Salley
William Boggess
William Haddix
Glenda Salley
Maurice Flaig
Beth Ann Salley
Mrs.McClanahan
Jeffery Spicer
Richard Tibbs
Aylis Salley
Dan Salley
Jerry Miller
Charles Moon
Frisch
Germantown Road
Elisha Brewer
Charles Spicer
Henry Sheffield
Salleys
Glenmore Drive
Franklin High School
Miami University
National Cash Register Co
Campbell-McCandless
Lutheran Church
Gene
Miss Linda Nunery
Icke
Linda Collen Nunery
Bess Kunze
Miss Kunze
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