Couple Complete Wedding Plans
Miss Marlene Kraft and her fiancé Michael Takach have finalized wedding plans for February 14. Maid of honor is Cindy Coddington. matron of honor Dale Kraft. bridesmaids Kris tina Kraft Libby Takach Patty McConnell and Mrs William Scearce. best man Dale Carpenter. ushers Dale Kraft James Enright William Scearce Danny Schultz Dale Smith. Reception at the American Legion Home follows at 7 30 p.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Kraft
Michael Takach
Miss Kraft
Cindy Coddington
Dale Kraft
Kristina Kraft
William Scearce
Libby Takach
Patty McConnell
Mr. Takach
Dale Carpenter
James Enright
Danny Schultz
Dale Smith
American Legion
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
William Kraft Jr
Carroll Lee Lane
Ralph Burton
Marshall Road
Sutphin Street
Marriage announced Thekla James Donald Carpenter
Thekla James and Pvt. Donald Carpenter announce their marriage. They exchanged vows January 9 at 7 30 p m at Grace Baptist Church with Rev. Howard Sears officiating. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James of Jacksonburg Road and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Casper Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thekla James
Donald Carpenter
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Donald R. James
Jacksonburg Road
Alex Carpenter
Casper Avenue
Sue Ann
Marcella James
John James
Terry A. James
Michael Pate
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Nixon At Camp David Prepares State of the Union Budget
President Nixon spent three days at Camp David with one week to go before delivering the State of the Union address and finalizing his proposed federal budget. He flew from the White House by helicopter to the Maryland retreat and planned a return to Washington for a Saturday dinner honoring William McC. Martin Jr. of the Federal Reserve Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Nixon
Camp David
White House
Maryland Mountains
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
William McC. Martin Jr
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Fold Correctly For Longer Lasting Table Linens
Folding table cloths and sheets cross-wise helps them last longer. Folding cadence and technique extend fabric life and keep linens in better shape.
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Castle Hall
Grand officers led the installation of Pythian Sisters Tuesday evening in Castle Hall led by Mrs. Roy Bowling and Mrs. Earl Lytle. Excellent chief is Mrs. Donald Treadway of West Elkton Road. she has served in multiple posts since 1965 and is married to the Knights of Pythias grand outer guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Roy Bowling
Earl Lytle
John McFeeters
Castle Hall
Donald Treadway
West Elkton Road
Grand
Doty House Program Topic Highlighted by Club
Mrs. C. Richard Greathouse Jr addressed the Home Culture Club at Mrs. J. J. Canfield’s Orlando Drive home. She traced the Doty House program’s development and urged vocational training plus academics, noting 141 persons served at Gardner Center and Sheltered Workshop facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Richard Greathouse Jr
Home Culture Club
J. J. Canfield
Orlando Drive
Curtis Street
Canfeld
H.H. Lawrence
John Bunn
Harold Figley
James Sloan Jr
William A. Neel
J.D. Satchet
Luncheon Planned For Church Women United
Church Women United will hold its annual luncheon and business meeting on Friday January 23 at 12 15 p m in St Luke United Presbyterian Church 4311 Walton Court Officers will be elected and installed The program features a musical performance by James Fisher and Mrs Arthur Stitt Reservations are due January 20 with tickets 1 25 per person Babysitting will be provided at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Walton Court
Helen Reed
Robert Clark
James Fisher
Arthur
James South
Kensington St
Donald Perkins
Manchester Road
Beta Theta Plans Concert by Pi Mu Society
Beta Theta chapter of Pi Mu Society of young musicians met Tuesday at Miss Betsy Kall’s home on Mariemont Road to plan attending a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert. Miss Kall presented The Orchestra of Beethoven program with Beethoven pieces performed by members. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Irma West’s home in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Beta Theta Chapter
Pi Mu
Society of Young Musicians
Betsy Kall
Mariemont Road
Orchestra of
Kall
Irma West
Monroe
Phi Beta Psi
Cincinnati
Dorothy Dillon
John Griggs
Kenneth Berry
PBP
Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Bride-Elect Patty Burgher
A shower honoring Miss Patty Burgher was hosted by her sisters at a Meadowlawn Drive home. She and Robert Spurlock Jr. plan to wed January 23 at Meadowlawn Church of God with Mrs. Glenn Barker as matron of honor and Jack Cress as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Burgher
Marion Taylor
Robert Finney
Primrose Drive
Miss Burgher
Robert Spurlock Jr
Meadowlawn Church of God
Glenn Barker
Jack Cress
Florine Burgher
Meadow Avenue
Shirley Burgher
Robert Spurlock Sr
Millville
Smiling Grandmothers 740 Club Chooses Charity Project
Members of the Smiling Grandmothers 740 Club selected the Children's Home of Butler County as their charitable project for the year. Mrs Reva Phillips hosted the meeting on Wilbraham Road where committees were formed to visit the home and support vocational projects. A second committee will attend the regional meeting in Dayton on Jan 2. Identifying baby photos and a luncheon marked the gathering. Mrs Marvin Shone of Bellomonte Street will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiling Grandmothers 740 Club
Butler County
Reva Phillips
Wilbraham Road
Dayton
Marvin Shone
Bellomonte Street
Phi Beta Psi raises 803 for Cancer Society event
Phi Beta Psi members review constitution rules at Mu chapter meeting in Civic Association. The Thanksgiving Dance netted 803 for the American Cancer Society with co chairs William Schneider and William Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi
Civic Association
Alan Karchner
Warren Johnson
American Cancer Society
William F. Schneider
William Osborne
Births and dismissals listed in vital statistics
Yardwide notices record births for Marvin D. Charles Donald C. Baugh Gary L. Baumgartner James Holt Frank A. Cox Winford L. Sorrell and an out of town birth at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Dismissals include Danny Porter Martin Baker Mabel Crouch James Day Herman Hisey John E. Smith Alan Elam Marcus Powers John Seagraves Walter Reichter Joseph Dalton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin D. Charles
McKinley St
Donald C. Baugh
Vannest Ave
Gary L. Baumgartner
Wilshire Drive
James Holt
Germantown Road
Frank A. Cox
Delhi Drive
Trenton
Winford L. Sorrell
Flemming Road
J.C
William R. Wroda
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda
R. Fred Wroda
Browne
Brian Pendleton
Danny Porter
Genis McGuire
Franklin
Martin Baker
David Baker
Mabel Crouch
Carrollive
James Edward Day
Carlisle
Herman Hisey
John E. Smith
14Th Ave
Alan Elam
Clifford Elam
Franklin Madison Road
Marcus Powers
Harrison
Swim Club Valentine Dance Planned by Hunter Hills
The Hunter Hills Swim Club schedules a Valentine Dance for Saturday February 14 at 9 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall. Chairs are Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder with a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wright Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Werk and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. The Decades of Miamisburg will provide music. Reservations by February 12 to the Snyders or Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Hills
Knights of Columbus Hall
John Snyder
Rose Marie Drive
Snyders
Orville Wright
Donald L. Smith
Jim Werk
Robert Stevens
Miamisburg
Snyder
Stevens
Queen Avenue
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Jorn Langberg
Christian Dior
London
England
Central Ave
Missy
Leyeway
A Fouts
William Baker
Lowell Brewer
David Click
Murray Line
George Root
Clyde Peck
Herbert Raser
David Brandon
Raymond Sticklen
Lytle
Fouts
Wayne Back
Brewer
Click
McFeeters
Mrs. Treadway
Doty House
Stitt
Beta Theta
D. A. Higbee
Alameda
Richard Naber
Russell E. Pence
George Wilson
Locust Lane
James Snyder
Bunker Lane
Wilson
Millard Conatroe
William Miller
Harvey Mulhall
Tom Wiley
Ted Repper
Terry Sebald
James Sexton
William Uhl
Dudley Inwood
Littleton
Colo
Walter H Coppess
John Seagraves
Johns Road
Walter Reichter
Joseph Dalton
Keister
Road
Bartel’s
Bartel
Eas G
Sam Bartel
Spencer
Central Avenue
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