Rehearsal Dinner Honors Bride and Groom Ahead of Nuptials
Miss Shard Lynne Miller and Airman Meredith Wayne Saftlee will wed tonight at First Baptist Church. Attendants were feted at a social-dinner at Calvary Baptist Church with guests seated at a blue and white floral U shaped table. Hosts were Mr Sallee and Mrs Paul Salle of August Avenue.
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Shard Lynne Miller
Meredith Wayne Saftlee
First Baptist Chorch
Calvary Baptist Church
Sallee
Paul Salle
August Avenue
First Baptist Church
Emil R. Miller
Monroe
G. Walter Weber
Kenneth Carey
Granville Sherron
Harrodsburg
Harry T Sherron
James Casada Jt
Leungton, Ky
Robert Miller
Richmond
William A. Addington
Waverly
Brenda Sallee
Sandra Eliver
Lackmeyer
Joseph Atkinson Jr
Robert Ramsdell
Duane Siccon
Ward Party Hosted By League Board Members
Longview Social Service League board members and two guests hosted a hospital party. Hostesses for the event were Mrs William Call, Mrs Fred Garver, Mrs Lee Pohiable, and Mrs John Pendie ton. Next board meeting is Feb 13 at the home of Mrs Robert Melampy on Kensington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
William Call
Fred Garver
Lee Pohiable
John Pendieton
Robert Melampy
Kessington Street
Card Party Planned by Middletown Club at Center
Middletown Business and Professional Women sponsor a spring card party on March 30 at the Women's Center. Steering chairs are Mrs Thomas and Mrs Ernest Weaver. A member group will assist co chairs in planning. Refreshments and prizes planned. Only 50 tables available, reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Alumni Association Meeting Set Tuesday
The 197 season of the Alumni Association opens with an 8 pm meeting at Verity Hall Middletown. Mrs Margaret Mosby director of nursing education will speak on student activities progress toward accreditation and Verity Hall interior decorating projects. The program ends with music by the Student Glee club.
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Association of Middletown
Verity Hall
Hospital School of Nursing
Margaret Moeby
School of Nursing
Mosby
Speech Contest Scheduled at Grace Baptist Church
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union sponsors a silver medal speech contest at Grace Baptist Church on Wilbraham Road starting at 6 30 pm. Four Middletown High School students, one Madison High School student, and a Lemon-Monroe High student will represent local churches Grace Baptist Meadowlawn Church of God First Presbyterian Mt Pleasant EUB Church of Christ and Bethlehem Lutheran. Special organ and piano music will be provided by Bob Jr and Mrs Watson. The host church pastor Rev Sears announced a special message by an exhibition Young People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola D. Romans
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Grace Baptist
Wilbraham Road
Helen Maysilles Watson
WCTU
First Presbyterian
Mt Pleasant
Church of Chiet
Bethlehem Lutheran
Bob Jr
Watson
Sears
Circle Four Dessert Meeting at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mrs. Firman Schirm hosted Circle Four at her residence with Mrs. Carl Sixt assisting. Mrs. Charles Fuller spoke on How Ash Wednesday aged, with Bible study by Mrs. Karl Banha and remarks from Mrs. Tom Starling. Ted Vradelis directed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firman Schirm
Carl Sixt
Circle Four
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Charles Fuller
Kar! Banzha
Tom Starling
Ted Vradelis
Bride-to-be Stephen Slamka set for April 8 wedding
Mrs Alva Long hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Seminae with a bride doll and candies on the refreshment table. Attending were Mrs James Conrad Mrs Charlies Goforth Mrs Blanche Slamka Mrs Arthur Goforth Mrs Webster Record and Mrs Morrce Swartz of German town. The bride-elect is daughter of Mrs Blanche Slamka and Stephen Slamka of Baltimore Street and 15th Avenue, and Mr Record’s parents are Mr and Mrs W C Record of Highview Road. The couple will marry April 8 at the First EUB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Long
Highview Road
EUB
Women’s Center Plans Annual Dinner Meeting
The annual Membership Dinner Meeting of the Women's Center will be held Tuesday at 6 39 p.m. at the Women's Center with guest speaker Virginia Miauvell of Hamilton. The event will also include the election of four women to the Women's Center board.
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Women’s Center
Women's Center
Virginia Miauvell
Hamilton
Local Births Reported in Various Jurisdictions
Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson of 804 Leora St Trenton report a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Hart of 10545 Jamaica Rd Carlisle report a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Walter of 1201 Jackson Lane report a boy born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wiley Shockley of 9 Timothy Lane Carlisle report a boy born today. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bolton of WO Yankee Rd report a boy born today.
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Robert Jackson
Leora St
Trenton
William Hart
Jamaica Rd
Carlisle
John Walter
Jackson Lane
Wiley Shockley
Timothy Lane
Joseph Bolton
WO Yankee Rd
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Hayworth
Hospital Dismissals Noted for Area Residents
Nancy Pitts and John Graham among local patients listed as discharged. Other names include Mrs. Merrill Johns, Mrs. Joseph Haigh, Robin Neu, Clyde Baker, Charles Spence, Mrs. Clyde Redkey, Charles Beckhhiemer, Mrs. George Yarber, John Webb, S Neil Deliver Jr, Harold Flatter, John N. Waites, Mrs. Susan Brindle, Charles M. New, Cynthia Guido, Duane Harrison, Thomas Wheeler, Luther Tucker, Mrs. James Lawson Jr, and Wilbur Allen. An out of town entry cites Georgetta Pettus from Camden discharged from Fort Hamilton Hospital.
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Nancy Pitts
Donald Pitts
Carlisle
Merrill Johns
Grand Ave
John Graham
Monroe
Joseph Haigh
Sixth Ave
Robin Neu
Martin Neu
Clyde Baker
Charles Spence
Young
Clyde Redkey
Hursh Rd
Charles Beckhhiemer
Donald Beckhiemer
Franklin
George Yarber
Mt. Sterling
John Webb
Batimore
Neil Deliver Jr
Pinta
Harold Flatter
Jewell St
John N. Waites
Mt. Crab
Susan Brindle
S. Dixie
Charles M. New
Cynthia Guido
Dominick Guido
Duane Harrison
Sterling Harrison
Woodlawn Ave
Thomas Wheeler
Clifford Wheeler
Loveland
Luther Tucker
Church
James Lawson Jr
Madison
Franklin R. Wilbur Allen
Martin Luther King to Speak at Marietta College Assembly
Marietta Ohio Dr Martin Luther King civil rights leader is scheduled to speak at an assembly on February 23 at Marietta College. The event draws students faculty and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, Ohio
Martin Luther King
Marietta College
Bal Masque in Miami Beach Draws International Notables
A lavish Bal Masque in Miami Beach drew guests from New York, Nassau, Paris, Bologna, Hollywood and more. Notables like Joan Fontaine and Jackie Gleason were approached. Crowned by Countess Christina Paolozzi Belin, events included magicians and jugglers with a Versailles vibe. Proceeds benefited the Miami Ballet Co.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
Miami Beach
Pla
Louis
New York
Palm Beach
Nassau
Paris
Bologna
Hollywood
Joan Fontaine
Jack Valenti
Chuck Hall
Hawaii
Sandra Jones Volkert
Christina Paolozzi Belin
Truman Capote
Didi Auchin
Nancy Oakes
Patrice Gentry i de la Sagne
Jock Maclean
Sen
George Smathers
Michael Wolfson
Versailles
Miami Ballet Co
Alpha Chapter Cristonians Host Book Review Meeting
Mrs Millard Bechtel presented Sam Levinsons Everything But Money at Alpha Chapter Cristonians meeting held at Mrs Greg Smiths home with co host Mrs Robert Cushman The group discussed a March party for Butler County Children's Home and Gamma host chapter plans for inter circle cooperation and decorations for the event Also noted is an Inter Circle party theme Everybody's Birthday set for April 4 at 8 p m at the Women's Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Bechtel
Alpha Chapter
Cristonians
Greg Smith
Creekview Drive
Robert Cushman
Sam Levinson
Bechtel
G. F. Sauer
Butler County Children’s Home
Oakley Kelch
Primrose Lane
Gamma
Cristonian
Eldon Mattick
Euclid Street
Women's Center
Notable historical events on this date in history
Key events include 1861 Confederate States organization 1783 end of U S hostilities 1789 Washington's election 1941 USO founded 1944 Marshall Islands governor Nimitz. A 1967 mine explosion in Virginia killed 37 miners. Recent note references 1962 Johnson Hawaii trip and Vietnam talks.
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Pest
Confederate States of America
USO
Adm
Chester Nigute
Marshall Islands
Pacific
I Biches
Papeleton Reference Bureau
Safety Consultant Quits Over Department Standards
William F Stieglitz says the department's new safety standards are ineffective and cannot be endorsed in good conscience. He notes colleagues will not contribute effectively under the revised rules, prompting his resignation from the safety consultancy.
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Wiliam F Stieglitz
Department
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Alumni Association
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Piet
Ins., Inc
Gatm
W. 0. Woosley As
Evangelist
First Church of God
James D. Yeary
Bill Ackerman
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Caresers
Kong Peeteres Syd, Inc
Deface
Priest
Earma
Habe
Georgetta Pettus
Mrs. Edward Pettus
Camden
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Closs
John F. Kennedy
Jackie Gleason
America
Zenith Radio Corp
Middletown Journal
Ohio
Rev. Dean Sheets
NEW Life Temple Service
Lincoln School
United Sates
England
George Washington
United Mail
Johnson
Vietnam
Eage
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Christian
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Riverview
Crusaders
Howard R. Holman
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