Graff-Denny Rites Planned For February Wedding
Miss Barbara June Graff and her fiancé John Paul Denny plan to wed February 27 at 7 30 p m in the Church of the Ascension. A reception follows in the Great Hall with Beverly Ann Graff as maid of honor and Charles Wampler Denny II as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara June Graff
John Paul Denny
Church of the Ascension
Beverly Ann Graff
Sam Meadows
Carl Hathaway
Lowell Davis
Miamisburg
Karen Paullin
Lancaster
Barbara Fitch
Granville
Charles Wampler Denny II
Don Davies
Larry Schneider
Phillip Brewer
Franklin
Richard White
Evanston, Ill
Middletown
Junor
Jack McGuff
Germantown
Gregory Smith
Eugene Moon
Cincinnati
Charlotte Jarrell
Phyllis Crawford
Ernest E. Graff
Florence Street
Chariey W. Denny Jr
Thornhills Lane
Vote Board Appointments Recommended in 14-County Area
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced recommendations for election board appointments after receiving lists from Republican and Democratic committees during a Daytona visit. Incumbents named include Swiler, Cavie, Holbrook, Young Dayton, Stockert, Miller, Yost, Nelson, and Hardman, with final meeting set for February 26 in Columbus at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
Republican
Democratic
Brown
Pick
Farmersville
Wreble
Marion R. Miller
New Paris
Robert Yost
Camdn
Warren
Warren C. Nelson
Lehagen
Paul N. Hardman
Morrow
Hts Offce
Columbus
Mrs Robertson to Lead Humane Assn Benefit Card Party
Mrs. W. C. Robertson is general chairman of a benefit card party to support the Humane Association of Miami Valley. The event on March 9 funds the animal shelter serving Butler County on the Hamilton Trenton Road. Card party and tea start at 1 pm in the Rose Room of the Manchester Hotel with tickets handled by Mrs. E. H. Bindley and Mrs. R. W. Davison and a list of assisting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Robertson
The
Humane Assn
Miami Valley
Animal Shelter
Butler County
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Manchester Hotel
E. H. Bindley
R. W. Davison
Pranklin
Middletown
Presbyterian Women Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Night Groups of the Women’s Association studied Africa and planned Fall Festival projects. World Day of Prayer is set for March 4 at First Methodist. family night covered dish suppers begin March 2 and run weekly through Lent. GroupOne had 18 members. Group Two 19. Groups Three and Four were hosted at Homes with chairmen and hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Women’s Assn
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Upside Down Cakes Explore New Flavor Combos
An article suggests variations on upside down cake beyond pineapple and white cake. Lanned pears and gingerbread are proposed as an alternative pairing, offering a different delightful dessert option.
Simple Doughnut Glaze Recipe Note
A basic glaze method uses one cup confectioners sugar and one fourth cup boiling water. Stir until smooth then dip warm doughnuts and drain on absorbent paper for a glossy finish. Include small adjustments for thickness based on preference.
War Mothers Mark 39th Anniversary Dinner in Middletown
Sixty members and guests of the Middletown chapter American War Mothers attended the 39th anniversary dinner at the American Legion. The Triple Trio provided music led by Miss Sher ry Havemann who sang two solos with Mrs. Have man on piano. Attendees included Legion Commander Richard Leichty and many World War I and Silver Star Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion
Triple Trio
Marleen Apple
Debbie Bohman
Faye Chaney
Mary J. Combs
Beverly Graff
Linda Havemann
Linda Konthier
Sherry Loveless
Barbara Leffler
Betty Sue Wilson
Miss Havemann
Legion
Richard Leichty
Leichty
Mark Walke
Walter Pawelkoski
Edward Lampe
Jack Sebald
Harold Leichty
Catherine Peech
Cincinati
Marvin Stamper
Arthur Stubbs
Roy Smith
Gold Star
Charles Fakes
Pearl Roberts
Orman Elam
Atomic Age Discussed By Speakers At Club Meeting
Mrs. Charles Bailey and Mrs. George Letts spoke at the Guid ed Study Club meeting on the theme “Blueprints of The Atomic Age.” Bailey covered rocket history from Goddard to the Nike and IRBM era, noting missiles’ role in national security and types from ballistic to air to air. Letts highlighted Admiral Rickover and the Nautilus voyage from Seattle to the Arctic, praising Rickover’s propulsion work and the submarine’s deep-diving capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bailey
George Letts
Guided Study Club
E. S. Land
Bailey
Robert Goddard
U. S
Werdner von Braun
Army
Huntsville
Ala
Poland
Seattle
Wash
North Pole
Cmdr
William Robert Anderson
Bridge Brunch At Brown's Run Ladies Day Duplicate
Twenty four members and guests attended the Brown's Run Country Club ladies day duplicate bridge and brunch at the clubhouse on Sleebig Road. Six tables used the Mitchell movement with north-south winners named and east-west honors listed. Mrs Wikoff announced the next ladies day bridge will be February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
Roy Granger
George Hutchinson
Howard Wikoff
Paul Woodward Jr
Fred Greathouse
Philip Cade
William Schuck
F. C. Huselton
William Rathman
Carlton Hill Jr
R. William Davison
John Winger
Wikoff
Teepees Everywhere There Are W Million Homes in America
A historical note states that there are W million homes in the United States with 2 million owner occupied. It forecasts new residences rising to 13 million annually but by 1970 production would slow to 2 million per year. It claims at least ninety percent of homes use lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Uno
WF Cottrell, JR
Club Holds Colonial Tea at Girls' Club
The FTTF Club hosted a Colonial Tea at the Girls' Club with twenty members attending. Guests included Mrs. John Bendure and others while a clipping from the Middletown Journal recalled a prior tea at Mrs. George Velte and a presentation on fashions of by gone days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bendure
Frank Buffington
E. T. Cross
William Maurer
Clester Pieratt
Fttf Club
Girls’ Club
Walter Johnson
Middletown Journal
George Velte
L. J. Ragland
R. C. Beam
Frank Cox
John Hoskins
Walter Sheffer
Circle Four meets at First Baptist with Pat Newland program
Miss Pat Newland presented Town In Ohio at Circle Four First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. She noted 162 town and country churches across Ohio. Mrs. Les Mills showed Vacation Bible School slides from southern Ohio. Other groups discussed meetings and plans for March including guest speaker Mrs. Marshall Baker of California and teen helpers. Memorial services for deceased community members planned for March 6. Legal notice appears for Middletown Civil Service examination for a Finance Clerk with a March 1 filing deadline and details on eligibility and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Newland
Ohio
Circle Four
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
James LeGrand
Woman's Mission Society
LeGrand
Marshall Baker
California
Gordon Pflanzer
White Cross Work
Campbell Christian Center
Philoptochos Society
Sts. Constantine and
Eleni Church
Gus Valen
Speros Hagias
Pete Laras
Chris Pappas
Steven Sarigianis
Nick Revelos
Lula Revelos
Middletown Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Central Avenue
Shoes for Show in Miami Water Pageant at UM
Bonnie Bedford of Middletown plays a key role in the Marlin Club produced water pageant Shoes for Show at Miami University. The event runs February 25 26 and 27 at 8 p m in Billings Auditorium Miami. The show features synchronized swimming style footwear with all choreography and costumes by Marlin Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Bonnie V. Bedford
Grand Ave
Middletown
Marlin Club
Miami University
Miami
Billings Natatorium
Miss Bedford
Harry N. Ford
College For Arts & Science
Brighton High School
Rochester
New York
Sorority Plans March 5 Dance With Circus Theme
Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma schedules its Springtime Dance for March 5 at the American Legion. Dick Cole's Orchestra will provide music and proceeds benefit the Dental Aid for Needy Children Fund. Co chairs Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Wilhide are aided by Mrs. Wilhide publicity hostess Rock decorations and Lewis patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Howard Schneider
American Legion
Dick Cole
Dental Aid For
Schneider
Clark Wilhide
Harold Hoover
Elizabeth Rock
Curtis Lewis
Wilhide
Popped Walnuts Warm Up Cold Nights
A simple cozy idea suggests roasting walnuts in their shells over glowing coals in a fireplace. Serve warm for a comforting treat on chilly evenings.
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Ronald Peterson
London
Lachasse
Denny
Miss Graff
Robert Wette
Stanley Street
Charles Denny Jr
Louis Hess
Ernest Lowe
Jack Baltvel
Edward Barker
Earl Keezer
Jack Siegfried
James Purvis
T. F. Abernathy
Fred Ziegler
J. Perry Davis
Dave DeFrees
Charles Troup
W. W. Griest
William Forkner
Ernest Graff
Mrs. Robertson
Richard Wilson
D M Yost
Earle Turvey
Colin Gardner
Charles Wilmore
Benjamin Sawyer
Harry A. Finkelman
Presbyterian
Luther Morris
Sidney Slye
Earle Seldner
Wallace Reed
A. E. Roper
Molly Howland
Ralph Curtis
Harrison
Jack Ashman
William Weidner
Edwin Harris
Jack Harris
Geurney Cole Jr
al Felton
Sherman Street
Kern Cate
J. T Lamb
Robert D. MclIntyre
Don Evans
Aberdeen Drive
Carl Kindell
William Holloman
Paul Martin
John Barton
Kenneth Bliven
Byron Reynolds
Society
Chardelle
Golden State
Brown’s Run
Alva Taylor
Lora Johannes
Alma Johnson
Ora Vice
Highview Road
Naomi Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Willard Romans
Lida Peck
Toberman Poega
San Pedro
Calif
Frank Shuler
Harold Kennedy
Maurice Weaver
George S. Fletcher
Settlement House
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ernest Romans
Derron
ePrnemianna
Shimmer In
By Pery
Burnett's
Burnett
Burnett’s
Central Ave
Office Outfitters
N. Main ST
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