Robin Sue Grubbs Shower Prepares for Wedding
A tea and personal shower honored Miss Robin Sue Grubbs bride elect of George Robert Oetgen. Hosted at Mrs. Kenneth Smith's Eaton Drive home with a Valentine theme. Guests included Mrs. Robert Roberts and others. wedding set for Saturday at 4:30 PM at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Sue Grubbs
George Robert Oetgen
Kenneth Smith
Charles Frederick Roberts
Smith
Eaton Drive
Robert Roberts
Joseph C
Middletown Cotillion Committee Sets Feb 8 Dinner Dance
The Cotillion Dance Committee will finalize plans at a Wednesday meeting at 414 Park Ave Franklin hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Farmer. Dinner begins 7 30 p m with buffet, dancing 9 p m to 1 a m by Frankie Browns orchestra. Reservations close today. Decorations themed Stairway to the Stars with mobile star units and cloud and star table markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Cotillion
Herbert Farmer
Park Ave
Franklin
Frankie Browns
Cincinnati
Farmer
Jack Browning
Lindy Streifthau
Richard Head
Sam Tutt
Monroe student named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Kenny Lynn Lawwill 17 of Lem on Monroe High School earned the 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow honor for the highest December test score. She will receive a Homemaker of Tomorrow pin and her paper advances to state competition for a $1,500 college scholarship and national finalist status for her school. The second place girl gains a $500 scholarship, and state homemakers receive trips to Williamsburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Lynn Lawwill
Paul Lawwill
Princeton Ave
Lemon - Monroe High School
Betty Crocker
Williamsburg
Mind's self healing powers and Lincoln’s faith
The article discusses the mind's resilience during dark times, citing Abraham Lincoln and his foreboding quote about feeling unlikely to improve. It encourages readers to explore how the mind can recover, leading to greater maturity and health, urging readers to buy the February issue of Reader's Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Reader's Digest
Bride Elect Carolyn Quiett Is Honored In Linen Shower
Miss Carolyn Quiett bride elect of Conrad Carpenter was feted at a linen shower hosted by Miss Sharon Jones Mrs C W Jones and Mrs Carroll Bennington at the latter's Highview Road home. Blue and white wedding bells and an umbrella decorated the gift table with blue candles. Winners of bridal games were Mrs Robert Wall Miss Charlene Wall Mrs Paul Florence and Miss Kay Ratliff. Attending the pre nuptial fete were relatives and friends including Mrs Edward Ratliff Mrs Raymond Florence Mrs Don Carpenter Mrs Kenneth Million and Miss Bonnie Upton among others. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Quiett of Flemming Road and son of Mr and Mrs Don Carpenter of Hamilton, will wed March 7 at the First EUB Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Quiett
Conrad Carpenter
Sharon Jones
C. W. Jones
Carroll Bennington
Highview Road
Robert Wall
Charlene Wall
Paul Florence
Kay Ratliff
Frank Quiett
Flemming Road
Edward Ratliff
Raymond Florence
Don Carpenter
Kenneth Million
Bonnie Upton
Connie Guynn
James
Miss Quiett
Mr. Carpenter
Hamilton
EUB
OES Chapter Sets Meeting for Day Town Dayton Reports
Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building. The meeting will be directed by worthy matron and patron Mr and Mrs Joseph Ihle. A feature will be reports by attendees from the school of instruction in Dayton Decorations by Mrs Joseph Minor Refreshments by committee led by Mrs Walter Crenshaw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Morningstar
Order of the Eastern Star
Commercial Building
Joseph Ihle
School of Instruction
Dayton
Joseph Minor
Walter Crenshaw
Surprise Anniversary Party Honoring Mr and Mrs Flint
Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Flint of Curryer Road were feted at their home with a surprise anniversary party for their 40th wedding anniversary. More than 40 relatives attended planned by their children Mrs Robert Jenson and Richard Flint. They married February 2 1924 in Hamilton and have resided in Middletown about 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Flint
Curryer Road
Robert Johnson
Toledo
Richard Flint
Greenwich
Robert Flint
Charlotte
N. C
Flint
Maple Park School
Slagle to Speak at Ohio Chamber Parley
Richard W. Slagle executive vice president of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce will headline at the Ohio Chamber of Commerce executives meeting in Columbus. He will discuss Facing Tomorrow's Crossroads Today at the midwinter conference at Pick-Fort Hayes Hotel outlining chambers role in community development through growth resource conservation and public understanding. Gov. James A. Rhodes will also speak on the proposed 500 million state highway bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Slagle
Middletown Area
James A. Rhodes
Local Birth Announcements From Franklin and Nearby Areas
A string of birth notices lists families in Franklin and surrounding towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Stoops, Hill, Rose, Wertz, Williams, Manns, Boon, Barker, Blanton, Craycraft, Leight, Burdine, Tincher, and others, with births of girls and boys on Friday through Sunday, specifying street addresses and towns such as Omaha, Kay, Yankee Road, Jefferson Road, Bernice Ave, Moreland Drive, Thomas Road, Illinois Ave, Lynn Drive, Decker Road, Madison Street, Park Drive, and Anvil. Some entries mention relatives from Manhattan St, Cincinnati, Burbank St, Elwood, Bertha Ave, Ann Road, and Franklin. Ends with several individual names and locations including Rebecca Mulki, Shafer St, and Lisa Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stoops
Elsmere St
Charles T. Hill
Omaha St
Edward M. Rose
Kay St
Franklin
Steven Wertz
Yankee Road
R. B. Williams
Mohawk St
Richard Mann
Whitt Kemplin
Bertha Ave
Thomas Hagen
Robert Hagen
Ann Road
Kimberly Rinehart
Roger W. Rinehart
Madison St
William Moreland
Wayne Commodore
18Th Ave
Rosie Carrozza
Park
YMCA Plans Kirkmont Weekend Trip
The YMCA begins taking reservations for a family weekend outing February 29 and March 1 at Kirkmont Lodge near Bellefontaine. Activities include ice skating sledding skiing and tobogganing. For details call the Y at 422 6394.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Kirkmont Lodge
Ohio Presbyterian
Bellefontaine
Orchestra Hone Their Peaks With Hollmann Solo
The Middletown Civic Symphony under Valda Wilkerson delivered a strong concert headlined by baritone Gene Hollmann. Dvorak New World opened with rich color while later arias from Don Pasquale, Elijah, and Wagner Lohengrin showcased varied mood and vocal skill. Hollmann drew warm rapport performing Wagner and Gershwin pieces, though some ensemble moments were overpowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lachenauer
Middletown
Hollmann
Eugene Goosens
Fenwick Card Party Hostesses named for 1964 event
Tea tables and card play set for Fenwick High School benefit party Wednesday night. Hostesses named include Mrs. Cecil Bowen Mrs. Joan Domanick Mrs. Richard O Donnell and Mrs. John Mandzak. Steering and committee lists cover publicity prizes and food with many volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick High School
Cecil Bowen
Joan Domanick
Richard O'Donnell
John Mandzak
Fenwick
Nick Vitori
Robert Fay
Cochairmen
John Wetzel
John Trotta
Urban Dineen
Carl Burgemeir
Thomas Welsh
James Amatulli
Des Dineen
Glenn Shockey
John Daudt
Maurice Rohrkemper
John Klamp
Francis Kramer
Robert Vorhis
Miami Junior to Speak Here on Stock Market
Miami University junior David Kupper of Hamilton will discuss the stock market as a democratic institution in a talk titled Bulls n Bears before the Middletown Optimist Club at the Manchester Motor Inn Friday noon. An economics major and former brokerage firm employee, he supports the investment system, with the talk arranged through the Miami University Speakers Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kupper
Miami University
Hamilton
Bulls ‘N’ Bears
Middletown Optimist Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Kupper
Miami University Speakers Bureau
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G. Harry Oetgen
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Monroe
OES
Cardin
Pierre Cardin
Paris
Slagle
Draper
Charles ST
Central
Donald Leight
Lynn Drive
James A. Burdine
Decker Road
Carolyn Witters
Manhattan
Jerry Tindher
James Tincher
Roslyn Drive
Russell Wolf
Ralph Myers
Burbank St
Mildred Roush of
Elwood
Ben Landrum
Aman
Lawrence Shackelford
Rebecca Mulki
Shafer St
William Dennis
Carolina
Carl Lindberg
Lamberton
Charles Lee
Shattle St
van C. Barnette
Garden Ave
Theodore Million
Minnesota
Edward S. Mittenholzer
Sherman Ave
Virgil Combs
Park Drive
James T. Newkirk
Finley St
Earl Fouts
Grand Ave
Marion Satterfield
Lloyd D. Miller
Sierra Road
Lisa Ratliff
Sammie Ratliff
Water St
Timothy Brown
Butler Brown
Alfred Dyer
Philadelphia
Boone Hughes
Wayne Ave
Richard Maddox
Trenton
Edward Bowlin
William Levi Phelps
Germantown
Harvid Underwood
Rebecca Gainey
Clark
Frank Blaine
N. Broad
Raymond Black
Ralph Smith
Franklin, Bur
Rollie Crowe
Vannest Ave
Gerald Pieratt
Kenee Drive
Isaac S. Boggs
Emerick Drive
Roy Johnston
Charles Hounshell
Glen Hounshell
Mossman Road
Wesley Bennett
Queen Ave
Herbert Gates
West Carrollton
Ida May Bronston
Grove St
Sharon Back
Waneta
Isaac, Manning
Kenneth Duff
Rollie Griffith
Ronald Drive
Tara Lynn Back
Virgil Back
Marshal C. Smith
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Stella Risner
Canal St
Michael Parshall
Charles Parshall
James Stump
Brell Drive
Omer Lackey
Tytus Ave
Edgar Wagner
Bennett Roberts
N. Verity Parkway
Alberta
Dickey Road
Alvie Carter
Germantown Road
Kirkmont
Hauselman
Park St
Gene Hollmann
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tannhauser
Tschaikovsky
Elgato
Donizetti
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Handel
Thomas Woods
Steve McCue
Mike Barach
James Imfeld
Joseph Dineen
John Dobrozsi
Ray Witte
George Montgomery
Tony Accurso
Vic Slezak
John Kinder
Robert Krebs
Joseph Capozzi
Ray Kelly
Andrew Dobrozsi
Herbert Lawson
Miami Junior
Central Ave
Ohio
Duo-Dellay
DuPont Chemicals
DuPont
Steys
Security
Strassburger Carpet and Furniture Cleaners
North Vine Street
West Middletown, Ohio
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