Dance Tickets On Sale For Homemakers Event
Tickets priced 2.50 per person remain for the Homemakers annual dance "Champagne and Pink Elephants" on March 8 at Forest Hills Country Club. Contact Mrs. Thomas Somerfield or Mrs. Paul Morgan for bookings. Tom Benny Quintet of Franklin provides music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with refreshments at midnight.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Thomas Somerfield
Paul Morgan
Tom Benny
Franklin
Clement Smith
J. C. Stottlemyer
Joseph Hill
David Tonsing
Ervin Reisz
Donald McCormick
Robert Smith
Elaine Couts Wins 768 Queen Honors at TOPS Chapter
Mrs. Elaine Couts claims the 1968 queen of the year award after shedding 45 percent of her body weight at the Hi-Hopes Chanter TOPS. Barbara Coney is runner up with a 26 percent loss. Division winners include Imogene Wells Rose Stout Mabel Daley Brenda Curtis Linda Horne and Couts. A Miss Inspiration will be announced at the next recognition dinner. Brenda Philabaum earned queen of the week. A talent auction Feb 10 and an Inches Away isometric exercise program begin Jan 20. Nutrition talk stresses daily intake from four food groups and 3500 calories per pound gain or loss.
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Hi-Hopes Chanter
TOPS
Elaine Couts
Barbara Coney
Imogene Wells
Rose Stout
Mabel Daley
Couts
Brenda Curtis
Linda Horne
Brenda Philabaum
Mildred Potter
Horne
Dorothy Lawwill
Vicki Ratliff
Bessie Craycraft
Sorority To Mark Founding Of Mu Chapter Founders Day
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi announces Founders Day observance to be held Wednesday February 12 with a dessert bridge at 7 30 p m at Armco Girls Holiday House. Inactives may contact Mrs Karchner or Mrs Berry for joining details. reservation deadline is Monday February 10.
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Allan Karchner
Karen Drive
Phi Beta Psi
Armco Girls
Karchner
Kenneth Berry
Arnold Drive
Edward Mynhier
Dorothy Dillon
Fred Hotchkis
Middletown War Mothers Meet at Legion Home
Middletown Chapter One of the American War Mothers meets Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium at the American Legion Home. Members with November December and January birthdays will be honored.
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Middletown
American War Mothers
Kessler Auditorium
American Legion Home
AAUW Hears on Bridging The Local Gap At City Branch
AAUW members heard about new city programs and the Big Brothers effort during a luncheon discussion at the Women's Center. Reservations for Feb 22 social lunch at Olde Towne Apartments. contact Miss Ethel Reno or Mrs Douglas Kanitz.
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American Association of University Women
Women’s Center
Olde Towne Apartments
Ethel Reno
Victoria Ave
Douglas Kanitz
Euclid Street
Douglas Alder
Big i Brothers
Journal
Dave Regan
Big Brothers
Group Meets At Orr Home
Longview Social Service League members met at Mrs. J. T. Orr's Oxford Street home for a combined business and social gathering. A donation from the American Legion Auxiliary will fund disinfectant spray cans for Ward 69 at Longview Hospital. A ward party is planned for Saturday at the Cincinnati hospital hosted by First Christian Church classes. The league's Doty House membership certificate was shown. Present were Mrs. John Pendleton, Mrs. William Call, Mrs. Fred Garver, Mrs. Lee Pohlable, Miss Elizabeth O'Neil, Mrs. Thomas Dunn.
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Longview Social Service League
Oxford Street
J. T. Orr
American Legion Auxiliary
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati Hospital
First Christian Church
League
Doty House
John Pendleton
William Call
Fred Garver
Lee Pohlable
Elizabeth O'Neil
Thomas Dunn
Marriage Licenses Listed For Seven Couples In Trenton
Orville Chrisman Jr 21 factory worker of 3387 Radabaugh Road Trenton and Pamela Ruth Parker 16 student of 3125 Radabaugh Road Trenton. James D Hogan 24 student of 4707 Ronald Drive and Patty E Griffin 24 factory employee of 6501 Germantown Road. Paul Fields 23 U S Navy of 464 Middletown-Eaton Road and Teresa Ann Chaffins 20 Rogers Jewelry employee of 7561 Franklin-Madison Road. Joseph M Cornele Jr 22 custodian of 328 N Broad St and Gail Marie Mays 16 of 1500 Columbia Ave. Larry E Hobbs 21 factory worker of 303 Garfield St and Katherine Elaine Eichler 18 of 512 Garfield St. William Leon Powel 19 U S Air Force of 3167 Radabaugh Burns 17 student of 6535 Sycamore Road Trenton.
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Orville Chrisman Jr
Radabaugh Road
Trenton
Pamelar
Ruth Parker
James D. Hogan
Ronald
Patty E. Griffin
Germantown
Paul Fields
U. S. Navy
Middletown-Eaton
Teresa Ann Chaffins
Rogers Jewelry
Franklin-Madison Road
Joseph M. Cornele Jr
N. Broad St
Gail Marie Mays
Columbia Ave
Larry E. Hobbs
Garfield St
Katherine Elaine Eichler
William Leon Powel
U. S. Air Force
Middletown LWV schedules unit study meetings and dinner
Middletown League of Women Voters holds two Electoral College unit study sessions under Mrs. Cal Grier with sessions at 9 30 am and 7 30 pm tomorrow. Guest speakers include Mrs. Spindler Dickey Young Banzhaf Kenner Finley and others. Annual dinner with Francis L Dale Jan 29 at First United Methodist Church. tickets $3 from Starr or Bechtel.
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Electoral College
Cal Grier
Donald Cross
Tytus Ave
Richard Brandenburg
Walter Spindler
B. C. Dickey
Calvin Young
Karl Banzhaf
Clinton Finley
Margaret Kinner
Howard Cromwell
Central Ave
S. S. Cousin
Cromwell
George Morgan
Ed Seamon
Banzhaf
Kenner
Finley
League
Fellowsip Hall
First United Methodist Church
Francis L. Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Reds
Floyd Starr
Millard Bechtel
Births and dismissals listed in local vital statistics
Birth announcements show Clyde D Sandlin and Harold E Lawson with new daughters yesterday and today at local addresses. Dismissals include Amanda Glenn Covington Kentucky and several Franklin area residents.
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Clyde D Sandlin
Central Ave
Harold E. Lawson
Dayton-Oxford Road
Franklin
Amanda Glenn
Covington
Thomas Soard
Gary Carder
Herman Carder
Germantown
Gertie Tussey
Arthur Easton
John Mullen
John Revelos
Avalon Drive
Oliver Cole
Elsmere
Middletown Bridge Club Hosts Temple Session Winners Listed
Forty two players took part in Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom. The Mitchell movement ran at the 10 percent tables with North South averaging 121 percent. Top pairs included Mrs Russell Anness with Mrs Stanley Weinstein at 140 percent and others posting strong scores in both north south and east west directions.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Russell Anness
Stanley Weinstein
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
J. T. Lamb
William Kash
Heber Jones
Kenneth Shafer
Frank Myers
Richard Peters
C. W. Rohrsson
A. L.stambau
National Homemaker of the Year shares parenting views
Mrs. Richard L. Gessford of Coos Bay Oregon named National Homemaker of the Year by Family Circle from about 16 000 homemakers offers parenting rules stressing meaningful values over popular trends She urges parenting harmony with her spouse and independent family standards while featuring broadening children's worldviews and annual vacations with each child and with grandparents respect.
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New York
Richard L. Gessford
Coos Bay
Gosfords
Robyn
Cary
University of Oregon
Richard
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