Vital Statistics Entries From Franklin Area
The notice lists newborns and births including twin boys for Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Monk on Franklin Trenton Road and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witters on Trenton Franklin Road. Other entries name newborns and patients with limited details across multiple Franklin and Cincinnati areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Monk
Franklin-Trenton Road
Franklin
Charles Witters
Trenton
Franklin Road
Local ROTC Student Danny Ginter Receives Distinguished Military Student Award
Danny N. Ginter son of Mr and Mrs Shirley Ginter of 2137 earns Distinguished Military Student honor in ROTC based on ability character initiative and aptitude. He is a Monroe High graduate and is a graduate student at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny N. Ginter
Shirley Ginter
Aate
Monroe High
Danny
Western Kentucky University
Bowling Green
Marriage Announced for Alma Buchanan and Spouse
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Alma Buchanan of Eliora Drive. They wed Feb 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Shrout on Lowell Street. Rev W N Hidelbaugh officiated. Mr Buchanan is son of Perry and Mrs Buchanan of Campton Ky. his wife is daughter of Ranney and Minnie Gibson of Vannest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almaeeee Buchanan
Eliora Drive
Joe Shrout
Lowell Street
W. N. Hidelbaugh
Mr. Buchanan
Perry Buchanan
Campton, Ky
Ranney Gibson
Vannest Avenue
Minnie Gibson
Why Have Kids The psychology of bearing children explored
A bulletin from the Population Reference Bureau outlines why societies promote childbearing and explores questions about whether children save marriages or prove adulthood. It examines the child as a factor in family satisfaction and moral or religious considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Iittie
Lincoln Encouraged His Backwoods Image at Ramblers Club
Ben Kitchen discussed Abraham Lincoln drawing on Carl Sandburg Life of Lincoln at the Ramblers Club at Eaton Drive. He cited Lincoln's early law practice with fees as low as 2.50 and later higher corporate fees, noting Lincoln used humor to influence hearings and foster his backwoods image. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Deem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jackley Sawyer
Ben Kitchen
Ramblers Club
Robert Davidson
Eaton Drive
Carl Sandburg
Kitchen
Mrs. Clark Deem
Members Sew Again at FITF Meeting
FITF members brought handwork projects to the Thursday meeting at the Women's Center including afghans quilts a crocheted cape and needlepoint. Mrs B A Roof led a memorial tribute to the late Mrs Lee Talbert a FITF member for 17 years. Hostesses were Mrs Perry Hoss Mrs James Wikoff Mrs Frank Ludwick and Mrs Donald Dieterly. Mrs Stanley Crist will discuss Public Health Nursing at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FITF
Women’s Center
Stanley Crist
Mrs. Petry Attends National Security Forum
National War Mothers official Robert Petry, now credentials chairman, attended the 20th annual Women s Forum on National Security in Washington D C. AMVETS Auxiliary ran the parley with the theme Americans Stand Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Petry
National War Mothers Organization
Washington, D.C
American Veterans of
Korea and
Vietnam
Amvets
Dessert smorgasbord card party at St Marys Church
Mrs John Harris and Mrs Edward Reardon handle reservations for the St Marys Ladies Society dessert smorgasbord card party on Tuesday March 14. The social, with a one dollar donation, starts at 7 30 p.m. in the recreation hall. Steering is by Mrs Andrew Kall and Mrs James Amatulli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
Edward Reardon
St. Mary’s Ladies Society
St. Mary’s Church
Andrew Kall
James Amatulli
Donor Dinner Dance Set Tonight at Temple Beth Sholom
The eighth annual Donor Dinner Dance hosted by the Sisterhood National Council of Jewish Women occurs tonight at Temple Beth Sholom. Dinner at seven features dancing to the Ron Purvis Orchestra with committee heads Mrs Richard Isroff and Mrs Herbert Korros coordinating plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood National Council of Jewish Women
Temple Beth Sholom
Ron Purvis
Richard Isroff
Herbert Korros
Pantsuit Fashion Ad Offers Misses and Half Sizes
An ad promotes a pantsuit style by Harwyn with a yoked button front and elastic pull-on pants. It lists Printed Pattern M311 in white knit, available in Misses and new Half Sizes, plus fabric and delivery details. The 1972 Couture Pattern Book offers patterns for a full wardrobe with coupons and sewing guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwyn
Middletown Journal Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Salt Fork State Park Lodge opens in Cambridge Ohio
The 148 room Salt Fork State Park lodge near Cambridge is set for a formal opening on April 15, two weeks earlier than previously planned. Officials say the ceremony will mark the completion of the lodge project and will involve state officials and park administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Salt Fork State Park
Designers Agree On At knee Length
Paris couture shows reveal a trend toward knee length with simple belted shirtwaists and sewn down pleats. Long blazers in navy or white pair with wide leg pants while evening favors bright sheaths and scarfs, with halter tops and bold patterns favored by Dior Lanvin Patou and Givenchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Lerrick
Paris
Feraud
Ungaro
Givenchy
Dior
Lanvin
Taffeta
This Day in History February Nineteenth 1972 Highlights
On February 19 1878 Edison received a patent for the phonograph. Copernicus born 1473 in Torun Poland. Ohio admitted to the Union 1803. Kansas adopts Prohibition 1881. Dardanelles bombing 1915. De Gaulle signaled readiness to discuss global nuclear powers. Vietnam combat updates from 1967 to 1971 later notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Copernicus
Torun
Poland
Ohio
Union
Kansas
Dardanelles
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
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Richard J. Enright
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James Yost
Norman Yost
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Cecil Logston
James A. Ingram
Fulton Lane
Paul Woodward
McGee Ave
Alfred E. Fedders
Monroe St
Richard Essig
Niederlander Lane
William L. Scearce
James E. Lawson
Somerville
Edward Casewelt
Waynesville
Sue Anna Grzynkowicz
Pete Grzynkowicz
Baltimore St
Brian Kendall
Eddie Kendall
Ross St
Edward Mackabee
George Kahlert
Fred Hampton
Primrose St
Dale Reed
John A. Livy
Elman Court
Ivan St. Mullins
Sherman Ave
Douglas Hall
Illinois Ave
Hubert Fall
Stanley St
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Bill Frazier
Charles M. Schultz
Mabelle Drive
Charles P. Bryant
Mason
Everett Hogston
Lowell St
Laura L. Day
Minnesota St
David P. Gibson
Highland Ave
Middletown Hospital
ROTC
Era
Ano
Trading Post
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown, Ohio
Evelyn Lewis
Evelyn
East 52Nd Street
United Negro College Fund
Peecent
Chardelle Weber
Mrs. Petry
Donor
First Church of the Nazarene
South
Sutphin St
Wesley K. Poole
Bible Messace
Middletown
Courreges
Clean Line Couturier
Scarlett O'Hara
Patou
iPatou
Shantung
Guy Laroche
Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
J. Herschel Caudill
Herb Thompson
Tom Nitzsche
First Church OF God Crawford & Locan Sts
I.mi
Courtney Duff, JR
WPFB
Dohn
Middletown Journal
Encest
KOTEX
Scott
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