Preservation plans discussed by Middletown Events Club
Tom Lira head of the city project to identify historic homes and buildings in Middletown spoke to the Current Events Club yesterday. He is aided by three Miami University architecture students with maps shown by Bob Metz, chief city planner. The gathering at Mrs. John Wilks home included hostesses and tea table presiders.
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Tom Lira
Middletown
Lira
Miami University
Miami
Bob Metz
Flemming Road
John Wilks
Frank Myers
L. F. Weitzenkorn
John Whitlock
Jeannette Niederlander
William Harrison
Workshops for BSP chapter plan Heart Ball decorations
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Gary Beiser’s home to set two January work sessions for making decorations for the February 15 Sweetheart Ball. Sessions run the week of Jan. 28 at the homes of Mrs. Danny Morris and Mrs. James Thompson.
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Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Gary Beiser
Danny Morris
James Thompson
Joseph Douthett
Chester Jenkins
Xi Iota
Kaiser
W. Va
Columbus
Gerald Manning
Engagement announced for Cynthia Carson and Bruce Paxson
Miss Cynthia Jeanne Carson of Norfolk Virginia and Bruce Weldon Paxson of Germantown plan to marry February 9 at 2 30 PM at Park Place Methodist Church in Norfolk. Carson is Maury High School graduate. Paxson is son of Mrs Wilson A Paxson and the late Mr Paxson and Graduate of Gratis High School.
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Cynthia Jeanne Carson
Edward G. Carson
Norfolk
Bruce Weldon Paxson
Germantown
Wilson A. Paxson
Camden
Mr. Paxson
Maury High School
Gratis High School
Park Place Methodist Church
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
North south winners were Mrs Gretchen Funk and Paul Smith Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs P S Cade and Mrs Gordon Nein and Ray Sherman Jr East west winners were Mrs Clarence More and Mrs Myrtle Clemens Mrs Glenn Selby and Mrs Clyde Stottlemyer with a third place tie for John Burdsall Sr and Jr and Mrs Ruth Balzer and Miss Josephine Armstrong
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Gretchen Funk
Paul Smith
Vernon Jones
P. S. Cade
Gordon Nein
Ray Sherman Jr
Clarence More
Myrtle Clemens
Glenn Selby
Clyde Stottlemyer
John Burdsall Sr
John Burdsall Jr
Ruth Balzer
Josephine Armstrong
Shampoo selection guides hair care and washing routines
The article explains that shampoo choice depends on hair type normal oily or dry and offers practical indicators for identifying type lifelessness after washing strand separation and excessive oiliness. It recommends special formula shampoos and hazel final rinses for quick drying sets and notes dullness and coarseness indicate dry hair with advice to restore body and highlights using cream formulas.
Children pageant winners in Orlando Ohio siblings win honors
Veronica Ann Kistner, 10, and her brother Robert, 13, won top honors in the All-American Girl and All-American Boy pageants in Orlando. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kistner of Cincinnati, whose family links reach Wilbraham Road through Mrs. Kistner’s relatives. Veronica placed in the semi finals and won the Parade of States representing Ohio in a nickel plated Armco steel costume. she also earned the personality award. Robert won first in the competition’s events spanning track to football and claimed the photogenic award.
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Veronica Ann Kistner
Robert
Orlando
Fla
Robert Kistner
Cincinnati
Kistner
Michael Hendricks Sr
Wilbraham Road
Veronica
Ohio
Williams-Welsh vows set Feb. 1
Engagement announced by Betsy Williams and Steven Welsh with both families named. Betsy is a Lemon-Monroe High School graduate who attended Miami University Middletown. Steven is son of James and Mrs Welsh of Kenwood Drive and a Fenwick High School graduate who attended Sinclair College in Dayton. Wedding planned for Monroe Methodist Church February 1 at 7 30 p.m.
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Betsy Williams
Steven Welsh
Joseph Williams
Fox Run Place
Monroe
Miss Williams
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown
Miami University
James Welsh
Kenwood Drive
Fenwick High School
Sinclair College
Dayton
Monroe Methodist Church
Attorney to recap sailing venture at Women’s Center dinner
Local attorney Vincent Sisson, who sailed the Atlantic in a 35 foot boat, will speak at the Women’s Center annual dinner on Feb. 5 at 6 30 p m at N Broad Street. He will show slides from his June 1972 voyage to England aboard the Lydia with three crewmen. Reservations are $3 50 and due by Feb 1 by calling 422 7731.
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Vincent Sisson
Atlantic
Women's Center
N. Broad Street
Sisson
England
Lydia
Santa Fe Road
Helen Stevens
Gertrude Mynhier
Maurice Rohrkemper
J. L. Glass
Mary Maurer
Cal Grier
Robert Cordray
Mixers Dance to Mark 1974 First Dance Event
The Merry Married Mixers will hold their first dance in 1974 on Saturday February 23 at the Manchester Inn. Activities start at 8 p.m. with Cliff Lash Orchestra providing music. Planning committee members include Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Lennie as chairs, and couples Wikoff Shaffer Schellenbach. Members will be called for reservation verification.
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Merry Married
Manchester Inn
Cliff Lash
A.M. Lennie
James Wikoff
Lewis Shaffer
Edgar Schellenbach
Lennie
Nancy Stahl on Invitations and Entertaining Dilemmas
A witty reflection on planning social events. The author weighs inviting old acquaintances versus new guests, debates matching guest backgrounds, and ponders hosting a mixed crowd to spark lively conversation while avoiding dull gatherings. She frets about lingering old invitations and the effort of pleasing everyone.
Adjustment easier for older divorcee
Louise Athearn, author of The Divorcee's Handbook, says older divorcees often adjust better to single life since they face fewer child-related anchors. She advises a calm attitude, exploring new cities cautiously, choosing work that brings satisfaction and social contact, and staying active to combat loneliness while pursuing personal growth through ongoing learning and hobbies. Her own two divorces and remarriage underpin her guidance.
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Frieda Kaye
San Francisco
Louise Athearn
Mrs. Athearn
Middletown Assembly installs officers for second term
Celeste Didlick was installed for a second term as royal queen of Middletown Girls Assembly 13. Other officers installed include Carla Coleman royal princess Jackie Gates princess scrib e Vivian Roberts princess exchequer Shelley Gates princess guide Anita Martin princess gatekeeper. Tribunal appointees are Kim Gay faith Lynn Shores integrity Ava Jo O'Dell obedience Valerie Smith courage Julie Watson discretion Judge Ginn pianist Anita Gordon truth. Andrea Johnson and Sherrice Franklin were initiated as new members. Meeting held in room 918 S Main St.
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Celeste Didlick
Middletown
Sherrice Franklin
S. Main
OSU Confers Education Bachelor On Cynthia Tawney
Cynthia Suzanne Tawney received a bachelor of science degree in education as part of Ohio State University’s winter class of 1,800 graduates. She is the daughter of Mrs. Maxiene Tawney of Arcadia Drive and the late Maj. Robert Tawney.
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Cynthia Suzanne Tawney
Ohio State University
University
Maxiene Tawney
Arcadia Drive
Maj
Robert Tawney
Pig wealth and prestige among the Tifalmin of New Guinea
The Tifalmin people regard pigs as wealth in themselves. A pig donor gains prestige and credit, and anticipates receiving a pig in return at a future occasion.
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New Guinea
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N. Verity Parkway
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