Wedding Rehearsal Dinner Fetes Couple Ahead of Nuptials
Rehearsal dinner party last night hosted by Mr and Mrs Russell Womack at Grimes Street for Miss Bonnie Lenore Upton and Richard Lee Womack. Gifts to attendants. decor featured pink candles and roses. Vows set for 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church following rehearsal. Guests included family members and friends from Thorny Acres Merlyn Drive Countryside and local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Riley Upton
Merlyn Drive
Thorny Acres
Daniel Selby
Tal Selby
Linda McLain
Rickson
Carol Hendrickson
Jodi Womack
Dave Weidner
David Smallwood
Dave Davis
G. Walter Weber
William’ Hendrickson
Bob Womack
Patty Williams
Coleman Williams
Reservations For Dance To Be Taken Next Week
The Merry Married Mixers plan for their February 20 dance. Reservations will be taken next week by committee members via phone. Festivities start at 7 30 p m with a buffet dinner and dancing to Cliff Lash's orchestra. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Coburn Mr and Mrs Garrett Kauffman and Mr and Mrs Harold Goetz Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff‘ Lash
Kenneth Coburn
Garrett Kauffman
Harold Goetz Jr
Holy Trinity Dance Tonight
Holy Trinity Church hosts Cupid's Caper dance at the parish gym tonight. Don Irwin's band plays. tickets by Carl Ristaneo. general chairs John Schumacher and Bud Berberick. Dancing starts at 9 p.m. and ends at close.
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Cupid
Trinity Church Parish
Holy Trinity Gymnasium
Don Irwin
John Schumacher
Bud Berberick
Carl . Ristaneo
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet in Middletown Hosts Luncheon
A February luncheon is planned for Chi Omega Alumnae of Middletown. The social meeting will be at Mrs. W. C. Leigh’s home at 4309 Fisher Avenue with co-hostesses Miss Ellen Easton and Mrs. William Dechant. Over 50 percent of Malaysia’s tin comes from dredging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Alumnae
Middletown
W. C. Leigh
Fisher Avenue
Ellen Easton
William Dechant
Area Pair Wed In Lebanon
The ceremony united a Lebanon couple as a man from Waynesville wed a Lebanon native. Daniel Raymond Collins, son of James L. Collins, and the bride, daughter of Ralph and Mrs Palmer, exchanged vows at Patrick's Episcopal Church in Lebanon. The couple, both graduates, reside at 96 Mound Court Lebanon and plan a future with their ties to local schools and Gem City Engineering in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Palmer
Lebanon
Daniel Raymond Collins
James L. Collins
Waynesville
Patrick's. Episcopal Church
Rhumkoeff
Lamb Inn
Collins
Fashion Sticks Capture Summer Style Vogue
New York reports fashion sticks, cane in bamboo or fabric covered, are the chic accessory of the season. Prices start at 35 dollars with alligator models in sterling reaching 200 to 300. Designer Bill Blass praises their appeal and cachet as women adopt a ladylike, stylish stance with sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thor Arngrim
Arngrim
Norma MacMillan
Bill Goldsmith
Bill Blass
February Activities On Federation Calendar
February events listed by the Middletown Federation for Women's Clubs include basketball games, dances, concerts, a smorgasbord, a talent show, and a regional tournament. Notable items: Fenwick Franklin and Chaminade basketball, Pleasant Ridge EBUB Church dinner, Middletown Civic Symphony, Middletown High Band, Merry Married Mixers dinner dance, Boy Scouts Dinner, High Fever Follies at MHS, Ohio State bowling events, with contact for scheduling Mrs. Vincent Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Federation
Vincent Sisson
State Road
Middletown Federation For Women
Cluss
Middletown
Fenwick « Franklin
Middletown High - Taft
Pleasant Ridge Ebub Church
Fenwick - Chaminade
Middletown Civic Symphony
Middletown High Band & Orchestra
High Fever
MHS Auditorium
High Fever Follies
Ohio State
Ohio State Women's
Fashion writer predicts doom of girdles and garter belts
London writer Miss Sandy Shaw says future fashion will rely on two sheer undergarments a self supporting bra and panties as stockings become self supporting. Professor Alexander Boyd warned cold weather wearers to choose bloomers and heavy stockings to avoid leg swelling and a frightening condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sandy Shaw
The
Daily Sketch
Miss Shaw
Alexander Boyd
Manchester University
Middletown Psychologist Speaks on Selling at Agents Meet
Industrial psychologist Lee Duff of Middletown spoke on the Psychology of Selling to the Middletown Independent Insurance Agents Association at the Manchester Motor Inn. The meeting also noted pending statewide changes in fire insurance rates and Jack Christy was appointed to the Butler County insurance board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Duff
Middletown
Middletown Independent Insurance Agents Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Jack Christy
Butler County Insurance Board
Mild Weather Reverses Cold Snap Across Eastern U S
Unseasonable warmth spread across the eastern half of the nation after a week of severe cold. Southwesterly winds lifted temperatures 30 degrees in parts of the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley, signaling a broad warming toward the Atlantic coast while northern areas remained wintry with near zero readings in northern Maine and snow in New York and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Minnesota
New England
Maine
New York State
Lon don singer shatters clock face with televised voice
A London singer's televised voice shatters the glass of a clock face 200 miles away. The incident pits a rival against Big Ben, with a dramatic clash between human and timepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Big Ben
Sheriff Auctions In Butler County Court House Real Estate
Public notices detail multiple sheriff sales and foreclosures in Butler County Ohio. Properties include parcels in Middletown and Hamilton with appraised values from $3,500 to $22,000, sale dates in February and March 1965, and terms cash. Notices name the plaintiff defendants and clerks.
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Lowell Thomes Jackson
Lemon Township
Butler County
Ohio
Lowell Thomas Jackson
Reda Christine Jackson
Geedcards
Finley Street
Middletown
James F. Hixon
Robert B. Dell
E. Hutchinson
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Butler
State of
Leo E. Hutchinson
Nellie M. Hutchinson
Manchester Reed
James Fey
Robert B. Colt
Patrick Carl Marshall
H E
Skyview Acres
Madison Township
Butter ‘County
Eck Road
John A. Crist
Marvin Lee Rhoeds
Ean Sour
Saleme
Aan Pieas
Eutierty
Meuse
Mamilton
Ole
Mondey
Res Estate
Senate of
Medi
Butier
Butler Cou
Franklin- Trenton Road
Robertsb. Dell
John E. Bryant
Butter County
Dougles Park
Twentieth Avenue
Levey
Atty's
Joseph WH. Herr
Atty
Harry H. Radenhemer
Seale
Ono
Amends
Harry H. Radenheimer
Forrer Street
Excelio
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
George W. Taylor
Grossmar
Wilmer & Wilmer
Joseph T. Kiep
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Local Clerk Office
Roscoe Sloan 53 a tool and die maker of 2106 Spencer Lane and Leona Howard 38 a Diamond National employee of 3719 Sawyer Lane appear on marriage license records. William Gene Fender 33 a press man of Middletown Trailer Court and Bertie Faye Barnette 3107 Roslyn Dr also listed in the same notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Sloan
Tool and Die Maker
Spencer Lane
Leona Howard
Diamond National Employe
Sawyer Lane
William Gene Fender
Pressman
Middletown
Bertie Faye Barnette
Roslyn
Hospital Notes Mention Local Residents
In The Hospital Mrs. Alan Brown of Leibee S Mrs. Lou Sample of Midway Gary Jenia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry L. Jenia, German town Road. Harold Bennett of Franklin. Mrs. Everett Clifton of Auburn.
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Chester Cottongim
Kiester Road
Lucius Bibgy
17Th Ave
Lee M. Limerick
S. Heinkel Road
Gene Snow
Parkview Ave
Tamara Harrell
John Harrell
Harry Ready
Central Ave
Iona Myers
Henry Ave
David Merrill
Howard Merrill
Franklin
Tracy Covey
Danie Walters
Gratis
Eva Pierce
Reynolds Ave
Paul Ward
John Miller
Robert Batte
Frank
Keith Bays
Joe Bays
Timothy Minnix
Leroy Minnix
Carlisle
Howard McClain
Trenton
Derek Pickerell
Archie Pickrell
Lewis
Samuel Franks Jr
Samuel Franks
Ohio Ave
Walter Bratcher
Wayne Ave
Alvin Miller
Lafayette Ave
Reed
Rufus St
Kenneth Fout
Kalbfleisch Road
Edwin Sherman
Michael Road
Boyer
Wilbraham Road
Lawrence DeWitt
Maud-Hughes Road
George Arkill
N. Marshall Road
David Roberts
Sheldon Road
Robin Reedy
Robert Reedy
Windsor Road
Lloyd Sheets
N. Verity
Alan Brown
Leibee S
Lou Sample
Midway
Gary Jenia
Garry L. Jenia
Germantown Road
Harold Bennett
Everett Clifton
Auburn
Maddox Convicted Over Civil Rights Act Refusal
Atlanta restaurateur Lester Maddox is the first person convicted under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. A US district judge ordered fines of 200 dollars per day until he signs a statement agreeing to serve all people regardless of race. The judge later set the fine at 300 dollars per day after 60 days if the statement is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Frank A.hooper
Hooper
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Holy Trinity
Chi Omega Alums
Malaya
Auto Home
Gem City
Supreme
Gem City Ice Cream Co
Middletown, Ohio
James Hill Road
Kettering
By Eddy Gilmore
Frank E. Sewards
God
Word
Burbank Avenue
Frank €. Sowards
WPFB
Mayfield
Mayfield School
U.S
Kendall Craft
Daniel Moore
Jacksonburg - Gratis Road
Bud Stamper
Fernwood
Astor Patrick
W. Johnson
Emmon
Standard Bunch and Loan Company
Intiff
Richard Morrison
Valley Kitchen Distributors
Edward Thacker
Sheriff's Sale
Deee
Butter County Common
Stendera
Piaintitt
Sheriff's
First National Bank of Middletown
Butler C Common Pleas the
Standard Build & Loan Company
Saintiff
Louise Taylor
Et al
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Towi
Butter Cnty
City
Keays Place
Lefferson Road
Raery
Robert W. Keays
Seid
Orville B
Deisy Willams
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit Railroad
Lefferson
Corporation
City of Middletown
Keays
Jefferson Road
County Commission
Butler County Court House
Mamistorn
Charles Eckartent
Geo. HW. Elliott
St Lew Jeon
Board of Count Commissioners
Renue
City of
Resent Corporation
Mayfield Subdivision
CC. 4& WN
Jackson Lane
Port Lot
Said
Jack Siifer
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Detroit Railroad
Dorothy Anne Back
Geo. H. Elliott
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