Former Residents Daughters Wed in Concord Ceremony
Miss Edwina Louise Price and Ronald Lewis Kidd, both former Middletonians, married in a double ring ceremony Saturday December 28 at First On Church Concord North Carolina officiated by Dr J Malcolm Murchison. The couple will reside in Greenville North Carolina where both study at East Carolina University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.C
Edwina Louise Price
Ronald Lewis Kidd
J. Malcolm Murchison
Church Fellowship House
James B. Price
Alma G Johnson
Man Avenue
Howard L. Johnson S
Jack C. Huddle
Alexandria
Frances Kidd
Montgomery
Highland Fling Cotillion Set for Feb 8 at Manchester Inn
Cotillion plans a Feb 8 event with Bruce Brownfield's band performing at 8 p.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn. Committee chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dell, with couples Morris, Bendure, Atchley, and Saunders handling ballroom, invitations, reservations, and publicity. Next planning session will be at Mr. and Mrs. Morris's home on Springboro Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion
Milton Atchley
Carol Ann Lane
Seleded
Bruce Brownfield
Manchester Motor Inn
Richard Dell
Gilbert Morris
Robert J. Bendure
Atcnley
William J. Saunders
Morris
Springboro Pike
Sara Jane Kelly Shower Honoree
Miss Sara Jane Kelly, fiancee of Frederick J. Nori, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. W. F. Dannecker on Shadow Hill Lane. Attendees included Midlletown and Monroe residents. décor featured black and white with white tapers. The couple plans to wed February 15 at Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Kelly
Frederick J. Nori
W. F. Dannecker
Shadow Hill Lane
Joseph Capozzi
George Slough
Robert Gould
Francis Kramer
Joe Minor
Robert Henderson
Charles Palmer
Raymond Kelly Jr
Gloria Nori
Emmanuel Nori
Raymond Kelly Sr
Middletown
Kirk Strodtbeck
Monroe
E. Yoder
Debby Yoder
Inglewood
Joseph Ivevich
Lewis Lisela
Dayton
Raymondally Sr
Milton Road
Nori
Holy Trinity Church
Michigan Avenue
DARE Program Topics Highlight Education Focus at Church Meeting
Association members hear details of the Discover the Need Ask for resources Respond Endure program. Mrs. John Glenn outlines four areas technology hunger education and power with emphasis on education. Luncheon follows at 12 30 in the Fellowship Hall with nursery care and hostesses from Circle Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
First United
Irvin Emmons
Presbyterian Church
Dare Ati Chapel
John Glenn
Glenn
Women's Association
DARE
National Presbyterian Women’s Meeting
Gienn
Fellowship Hall
Circle Nine
D.M. Nisbet
Dorset Drive
Norval Diver
John Seiler
Sorority Review Slated for Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi
The Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association for its constitution and by laws review. Mrs Dudley Inwood directs the session and a bridge round robin plan report is due, with a fund assay project starting this month. Mrs Luther Pratt Jr chairs the bridge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
The
Civic Association
Dudley Inwood
Luther Pratt Jr
Local Births and Dismissals Listed by Franklin Area Hospitals
Vital statistics record multiple births at area homes with several couples welcoming sons and daughters yesterday and today. Hospital dismissals include residents from Carlisle Franklin Baltimore St Manchester Ave and other local streets and roads.
Hats Dominate 1969 Fashion as Accessory Trend
The Millinery Institute of America previews spring hats for 1969 in New York, highlighting soft brimmed styles and coordinated outfits with pants suits. Designers Adolfo Emme and Yves St Laurent present bold turban, fedora, and jewel tone headpieces. prices for Tanner Knits range from 65 to 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coe
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Millinery Institute of America
Adolfo
Mr. John
Emme
New York Couture Group
Jack MccConnell
Yves St. Laurent
St. Laurent
Arnold Scansi
Tanner
Tex
Hats parade themed The American Way in dresses show
Models wore a group of hats titled The American Way. Escorted by a man in an Uncle Sam costume, the procession moved along the runway with patriotic flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Olive
Uncle Sam
TAPPI Speaker Allan Ook to Discuss Machine Stress Relieving
Allan f ook of the Swenson Division Whiting Corp will discuss new developments in Machine Stress Relieving in Paper and Board at a TAPPI Ohio section meeting tomorrow evening. John Arbogast cmel chemist Hamilton Mill of U.S. Plywood Champion Pavers Inc directs the program at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F~ook
Swenson
The
Whiting Corp
Manchester Motor Inn
Ohio
TAPPI
Pulp & Paper Industry
John Arbogast
Cmel
Hamilton Mill
U.S
Pavers Inc
Local Residents Named in Community Directory Snippet
Drive list includes Phillip R. Hines Barbara Court Mrs Gilbert T LaFayette Manchester Road William C Moon Ardmore Drive Arthur W Cox Grand Ave Louis A Waldner Forest Glen Drive Glenn O Frank Springboro Susan Doebler daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dobeler Franklin Bertha Ware S Main St Mack Isaac McNabb Goldman Ave Mrs Alfred Edwards Victoria Ave Context suggests a residential directory or street listing with multiple named individuals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip R. Hines
Barbara Court
Gilbert T. LaFayette
Mancheser Road
William C. Moon
Ardmore
Arthur W. Cox
Grand Ave
Louis A. Waldner
Forest Glen
Glenn O. Frank
Springboro
Susan Doebler
William Dobeler
Franklin
Bertha Ware
S. Main St
Mack Isaac McNabb
Goldman Ave
Alfred Edwards
Victoria Ave
Youth Council Visits Warren County Home
Warren County Mary Haven Children's Home near Lebanon hosted a Saturday program by teen quartet The New Horizons. James Hatton offered invocation, James Reese delivered A Creed for Young America, and attendees included Miss Mary Rose Hammond Mrs William Beard and Mrs Helen Watson. Monthly social events were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Temperance Council
Warren County
Mary Haven
Lebanon
New Horizons
James Hatton
James Reese
Mary Rose Hammond
William Beard
Helen Watson
Windshields and furnishings in mobile homes evolve
A nostalgic look at autos showing windshields once optional, contrasted with modern mobile homes sold fully furnished. BreezeWay Mobile Home Sales advertises complete living spaces with built in luxuries and space saving features at 4400 Tytus Avenue, Middle Town. A repossessed 67 model 55x12 with three bedrooms is offered for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breezeway
Tytus Avenue
Middletown
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R.L. Kidd
Iredou
Diamond Crystal Salt Company Air
Michigan
Boutique
Clinton St
Aeroes
Sorority Review
Janet Ewing
Debbie Dinardo
Brenda Frazier
Wilma Kemplin
Marty Pate
David Wennns
Wicklow Drive
Gilbert Plumer
Warren Ave
John Corrill
Woodlawn Ave
Bill Zornes
S. Clinton St
Kenneth Boits
Trenton-Franklin Road
Charles Bradley Jr
Pinta Ave
David Burkett
Estel Colwell
Roosevelt Ave
Clarence Brown
Carlisle
Willie J. Barnes
Ninth Ave
Joseph W. Turner
Shirley Thomas
Baltimore St
Jack Fox
Manchester Ave
Hugh Lamb
Harry P. Layburn
Johns Road
Ballard J. Gayhart
Somerville
John D. Hubbard
Eleanor Washington
18Th Ave
Sherman Steele
Gordon Carder
Henry Ave
Kimberly Kay Lawson
Rita Lawson
10Th Ave
William Wright
Dickey Road
Arthur Maze
Yankee Road
Pamela Nicely
Atco Ave
John C. Phillips
17Th Ave
Lowell M. Roman
Marshal] Road
William T. Childs
20Th Ave
Donald R. Greenfield
Trenton
Floyd N. Slone
Middletown Trailer Court
Vinylon
Eel
Carousel Dry Cleaners
Central Ave
Ana
Cai Bartel's
Youth Council
Lloyd Young
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Edwards
Dick Jackson
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