First Lady Pat Nixon Faces Duties and Projects
The article profiles Pat Nixon as First Lady designating her role as host and advocate. It notes her on the job training with Vice President duties, her planned initiatives on education welfare and community programs, and her practical approach to fashion and public life. It highlights her energy, organization, and focus on dignified, approachable public service.
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Nixon
Pat Nigel
Crestere
Julie 2
David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Key Biscayne
Fla
New York City
White House
Pat Nixon
Middletown Homemakers Learn Mott Program from John Paschal
Members of Circle One heard John Paschal director of Middletown Parks and Recreation explain the Mott Program and view a film from Flint Mich. The meeting at Mrs H J Vaillancourt home on Arlington Avenue was co hosted by Mrs Robert Metz with guests Mrs Bernard Hiel and Mrs Randall Harrison. Poor Clares are named for their foundress St Clara.
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Homemakers 'Circle
John Paschal
Middletown
Bride-Elect Feted in Round of Prenuptial Showers
Patricia Sweeney, fiancée of James Bonanno, was honored with a kitchen shower in Middletown hosted by Mrs. Giean Lyons and Mrs. Edwin Marshall. Guests from Cincinnati Germantown Dayton and Middletown attended. The couple plan a February 8 wedding at Holy Trinity Church with matron of honor and bridesmaids named. best man and ushers chosen. reception at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Patricia Sweeney
James Bonanno
Giean Lyons
Edwin Marshall
Nelsor Road
Ted Abernethy
Kenneth Billman
Jess Borders
Don Cross
Harry Flieher
Rober Getter
Charles Hattery
Miss Sweeney
Bonanno
Holy Trinity Church
Clifford F. Sweeney
Schirm Drive
Robert Steltenpohl
Cincinnati
Christine Bonanno
Jack Brogan
Gerald Allen
Dayton
Margaret Hoff
New York City
Veronica Miller
Rochester
N. Y
Francis Bonanno Jr
Thomas Sweeney
Michael O'Donnell
Timoth Banker
Thomas Alexander
Robert Madden
Manchester Motor Inn
Mr. Bonanno
Francis Bonanno
Bridal Shower Honors Patricia Ann Gardner in Middletown
Patricia Ann Gardner, fiancee of Gerald Patrick Enright, is honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Calvin Cole and her daughter Kay Ellen Cole at Adria Court. About 15 guests from Middletown and Troy attended. The wedding to be held February 1 at 11:30 am at Holy Trinity Church with a reception at Wildwood Country Club.
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Calvin Cole
Kay Ellen Cole
Adria Court
Cole
Patricia Ann Gardner
Gerald Patrick Enright
Michael Gardner
Robert Weatherwax
Terry Cole
Robert Bowman
James Gardner
Judy Ingram
Karen Gardner
Neil Enright
John J. Gardner
Middletown
Ronald Rozell
Richard Gardner
Troy
Miss Gardner
Jeanne Guastaferro
Joan Sherman
Franklin
Enright
Harrison Street
Holy Trinity Church
Wildwood Country Club
Lutheran Women Meet Discuss Indian Situation
Zion Lutheran Church Women gather this evening at 7 38. Mrs Carl Roess will speak on Waken Wakan Wakan and address Indians problems and needs as well as government concerns in resolving their difficulties.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Carl Roess
U. S
Amstutzes To Be Feted At Church
Friends of the Rev and Mrs J E Amstutz of Verity Parkway will honor their 64th wedding anniversary with a noon Sunday covered dish dinner and open house at the Mennonite Church of Trenton. The couple married January 26 1905 in Bluffton Ohio and have three living children plus two grandchildren.
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J. E Amstutz
Verity Parkway
Amstutz
Mennonite Church of
Trenton
Russell F. Schnell
Bluffton
Ohio
Wooster
E. R
Bernice) Dorsey
Huntington
John J
Maurine) Johnson
Stamford
Calif
John H. Amstutz
Green Brier Lake
Kenneth Amstutz
Agnew Family Dives Into Political Life After Inauguration
Peggy Simpson reports the Agnew family embracing politics and public life after Spiro Agnew’s rise to vice presidency. Judy Agnew and their children attend inaugural events, with daughters planning outfits and jobs. the family settles in a nine room Sheraton Park Hotel suite as Kim, Pam, Randy, and Ann adjust to a new social routine.
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Washington
Spiro T Agnew
Ann Thompson
Judy
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Kim
Thompson
Agnew
Bert L. Thompson
Er Susan
Pam
Sherafs Park
Lyndon B
Baltimore
DeHaven
Randy
Ann
National Cathedral Girls
Local Marriage License Notices for Franklin West Chester Areas
James H Ledford action worker of 476 Martha Drive Franklin wed Beatrice E Med 3% cook of 7143 Cindy Drive West Chester. Sam Joseph 18 student of 3114 Andrew St wed Patrica Sue Brooks 16 student of 2922 Nava ho St.
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James H. Ledford
Action Worker
Martha Drive
Franklin
Beatrice E. Med
Cook
Cindy Drive
West Chester
Sam Joseph
Andrew
Duplicate Winners at Middletown Duplicate Bridge Session
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom held a Mitchell movement with 386 players. East-west winners included Mrs Frank Myera with Mrs Richard Peters and others tied at 121 or 126 percent. north-south top pairs included Mrs Leland Lynch Jr with Mrs Gordon Nein and more.
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Middletown
Duplicate
Frank Myera
Richard Peters
J. T. Lamb
Roy Granger
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Woodruff
Frank Coldiron
Leland Lynch Jr
Gordon Nein
Herschel Greenham
Sidney Yager
Russell Anness
Stanley
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Norman Norell
American Designers
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Franciscan One
St. Clara
Teak
Janet Ewing
Ebbie Ihnerds
Wilma Kemplin
Bary Pete Ooteuriet
Patricia A. Gardner
Wilshire Drive
Ole
Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Inaumoeretiar
Reed’s Center
Excello
Oxford State RD
American Savings and Loan Assoc
Federal Insurance Reserve
State OF
Butler County
A. James Moorman
American Savings and Loan Association of
Walter R. Bender
State of Ohio
Carl S. Nicklas
Clair R. Tieman
Millard Schrote
Riau
WBAN
Carl S. Nicklas Clair S. Tieman Millard Schrote
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