Auxiliary Fair Tickets In The Mail
Tickets for the Salvat ion Army Auxiliary Antiques Fair were mailed last week for the March 12 13 show at the Manchester Hotel. Ten tickets were sent to each member. 60 cents at the door. under 13 admitted free with parents. Thirty dealers will exhibit including Isabel Thiel Marion Bryan Mofford antiques Myers Richard Womble and Mary Augsburger from nearby towns.
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Salvation Army Auxiliary
Heber Jones
Kenneth Coburn
Manchester
Jones
Homer Dickerson
C. A. Burnett
Quality over rarity guides antiques according to Sack
Albert Sack, author of Fine Points of Early American Furniture, urges buyers to value quality over age or rarity. He argues a piece must pass a test of quality focusing on proportions design craftsmanship and condition. Sack cites a seven spindled Windsor chair to show rarity only adds value if basic qualities exist.
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Albert Sack
Sack
Miss Bennett Hostess For Novelty Party
Miss Vera Gay Bennett hosted a Saturday night novelty party at her Curtis Street home with a before dinner game assigning guests to duties such as mashing potatoes and preparing salad. After dinner the group attended the Armco Girls dance at Holiday House, with a guest list of Mary Frances Longbrake, Kitty Evans, Mary Ann Marchetti, Margaret Cosiman, Rosemary Schmacker, and others.
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Vera Gay Bennett
Curtis Street
Armco
Holiday House
Mary Frances Longbrake
Kitty Evans
Mary Ann Marchetti
Margaret Cosiman
Rosemary Schmacker
Timothy Smith
Johnny Frey
Marriage of Sue Schmidt to Donald Cochran
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sue Schmidt of Cincinnati to Donald Cochran of Bond Hill Cincinnati. They exchanged vows February 5 at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church Reading with Dr Wayne W Witte officiating. They reside at 1945 Catalina Ave Bond Hill Cincinnati.
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Sue Schmidt
Harry W. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Donald Cochran
Elvira Cochran
Lebanon
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Reading
Wayne W. Witte
Cochran
Catalina Ave
Bond Hill
Couple Plans June Wedding
Mr and Mrs George A Cole of Lebanon announce the engagement of their daughter Velma Ruth to Peter G Michael son of Mr and Mrs Gust Michael of Dayton A June wedding is planned Velma Ruth Cole is a Lebanon High School graduate working for National Cash Register Co Dayton Peter G Michael a Fairmont High School graduate attending the University of Dayton and employed by Lewis and Michael Inc
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George A. Cole
Lebanon
Velma Ruth
Peter G. Michael
Gust Michael
Dayton
Miss Cole
Lebanon High School
National Cash Register Co
Fairmont High School
University of Dayton
Lewis and Michael, Inc
Ohio Federation Plans March Legislation Day Meetings
Mrs Karl Rosenheimer state chairman of legislation for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs announces annual Legislation Day meetings will be held in March across eight districts in Ohio. The Southwest District gathering for Middle town and Oxford is set for March 8 at Oxford.
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Karl Rosenheimer
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Ohio
Ohio Club
Middletown
Oxford
Travel Notes Highlight Purdue Reunion and U S Air Force Duty
Mr and Mrs G H Klouman of 16th Avenue returned from Vincennes Indiana where they were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Duesterberg Their stay included a reunion of Kloumans former classmates and fraternity brothers at Purdue University John Winget of Stanley Street returns today from Europe after a two week active duty assignment for the U S Air Force Colonel Winger visited Paris London Berlin and Wiesbaden Germany
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G. H. Klouman
16Th Avenue
Vincennes
Ind
William Duesterberg
Middletonians
Klouman
Purdue University
John Winget
Stanley Street
Europe
U. S. Air Force
Mr. Winger
Paris
London
Berlin
Wiesbaden
Germany
Friendship Club Hosts World Day of Prayer Event
Mrs. Ralph Ashton and Mrs. Earsle Tolliver welcomed members at Ross Street home for an evening themed World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Gerald Pieratt received a gift from her secret pal.
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Ralph Ashton
Earsle Tolliver
Friendship Club
Ross Street
Gerald Pieratt
Dinner Party Hosts Include Local Residents and Guests
Dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Music of Pearl Street drew a group of attendees including Mrs. Louise Coleman, Wilson Wheeler of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and their son of Lebanon, Mrs. Mary Barker of Newport Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Apple of Monroe, Gregory York of Lebanon, Mrs. Virginia Youtsler of Cincinnati, and Robert and Allen Coleman.
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Jeff Music
Pearl Street
Louise Coleman
Wilson Wheeler
Dayton
John Wilson and Son
Lebanon
Mary Barker
Newport, Ky
Jerry Carpenter
Robert Apple
Monroe
Gregory York
Virginia Youtsler
Cincinnati
Robert
Allen Coleman
Vital Statistics Births From Local Hospital Notes
Franklin and area families welcomed new arrivals with several births this weekend and today. Names include Herschel and Franklin Rt. 1, Rogers York Street, Fitzpatrick Eaton Avenue, Boyd Clayton Street, Walter Stephens Jr Locust Street, Hunter Garfield Street, Morgan Boys Avenue, Buchheit Trenton Rt. 1, Gullett Verity Parkway, Carter Sycamore Street, plus multiple notes listing relatives and addresses across Franklin, Trenton, Malvern, Middletown and Hamilton areas. Out of town entry James King of Sherman Avenue, Hamilton Mercy Hospital.
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Herschel Frazier
Franklin Rt. 1
David Rogers
York St
James Fitzpatrick
Eaton Ave
Boyd Smith
Clayton St
Walter Stephens Jr
Locust St
Franklin
James Hunter
Garfield St
William Morgan
Boys Ave
Robert Buchheit
Trenton
Rt. 1
Paul Gullett
S. Verity Pkwy
Jack Carter
Sycamore St
Hospital Notices List Multiple Local Patients
A compiled hospital notice lists patients by name and residence with medical or surgical status. The entries include Mrs Etha Hanna Trenton medical Wade Brown West Middleton Rt 1 medical Charles Poffenbarger Columbia Ave medical Mrs Darthula Anderson 18th Ave medical and others across Franklin Reynolds Shartle Street singling out Mary and Deceased relatives.
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Etha Hanna
Trenton
Wade Brown
West Middletown Rt. 1
Charles Poffenbarger
Columbia Ave
Darthula Anderson
18Th Ave
Grace Maxwell
Reynolds Ave
George Brown
Elwood St
Willie Webb
Franklin
Melva Sheller
Howard Ave
Dewey Reed
Germantown
Enos Barnes
Baltimore St
William Center
16Th Ave
Ronald Bevington
John Bevington
Gratis
Medical
Barbara Kinser
Taylor Ave
Roscoe Gabbard
Robert Ratliff
Franklin Rt. 2
Hugh Holt
Franklin, Surgical
Ernest Bolen
Navaho St
Surgical
Lonsy Ross
Debra Blount
George Blount
Burton Rd
Marion Myers
Roosevelt Bass
Gregory Wombold
Esten Wombold
Shartle St
Your Child radio series tackles speech problems later
Oxford students hear a new Miami University WPFB program starting Tuesday at 4 p.m. Dr. Frank Robinson and the Miami speech clinic will lead three weekly sessions, the first titled Teaching Your Child to Talk. The series will cover problems in grade schools with Dr. F Norwood Marquis scheduled April 5.
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Oxford
Miami University
WPFB
Middletown
Frank Robinson
Miami
F. Norwood Marquis
Monkey Douses Fire at Minot Zoo in Clever Rescue
A 14 year old Minot boy taunted a captive monkey by tossing a cigarette into its cage. The animal smarter than the tormentor, the monkey extinguished a burning blanket by dunking it in a water pan. Juvenile Court warned the boy about school neglect penalties. Also noted, Bolivia has 3,495 miles of air ines.
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Minot
N. D
Minot Zoo
Church Congregation to Reorganize Meet at Garfield Mission
Estill Lawson minister of the Church of God announced a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting for all former members to reorganize the church. Former services were held at the old Family Theater on Central Avenue.
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Estill Lawson
Church of God
Garfield Mission
Old Family Theater
Central Avenue
Pink shirts spark laughter as men chase fashion trends
A humorous column mocks men clinging to traditional dress while women push fashion boundaries. It recounts a party where eight men wore pink shirts, one redfaced for being late, and notes laundries and haberdashers hype pink as the season’s biggest menswear fad. The piece ends with playful speculation on bold color choices and courting attire.
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Dior
Haberdashery
Dearie
Fidelis Bible Class Meeting Set for Tomorrow Night
Members of Fidelis Bible Class of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church will gather in the church social room tomorrow at 7 30 p m for a scheduled meeting.
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Fidelis Bible
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
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