Bridal party named for Keller Flickinger church wedding
Miss Zaina Kathleen Keller and David Jay Flickinger plan an open church wedding on Saturday February 18 at 7 30 p m in the First EUB Church. Sister in law Mrs William E Keller named matron of honor with bridesmaids Mrs Herman Block Miss Joyce Dennis and Miss Margaret Ashmore. Best man James M Flickinger ushers from Midland Michigan. Reception hostesses include Mrs Martyn Hackney Miss Sharon May and Miss Barbara Livs. First in a series of bridal showers was held at Mrs Herman Bock home with guests and prize winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaina Kathleen Keller
David Jay Flickinger
EUB
S. C. Keller Sr
Young Street
William E Keller
Herman Block
Green Hills
Joyce Dennis
Fairborn
Margaret Ashmore
James M. Flickinger
William FE. Keller
Richard Flickinger
Thomas J.swisher
Dan M Hayes
Midland
Mich
Martyn Hackney
Sharon May
Barbara Livs
Mr. Flickinger
Gus Flickinger
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
Miss Keller
Ronald Dykes
Herman Bock
Stuart K. Nixon
Staney Street
Patsy Jo Gilley
Joyce Dennie
J. B. Giiden
William E. Keller
Luther Pratt Jr
David Follmer
Far Smith Jr
Luther Morris
R. W. Scott
Nixon
Bride-Elect Betty Jo Burton Feted By Burton Family
Two hostesses Mrs. Marion Burton and Miss Ramona Burton entertained a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Betty Jo Burton of the Burton and Mornhinweg families at their Winton Street home. Guests included many relatives and friends. gift table featured a blue and white umbrella. Betty Jo Burton and George Mornhinweg are to wed February 11 at 7 pm at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Burton
Ramona Burton
Winton Street
Betty Jo Burton
George
Mornhinweg
Leroy Stewart
Francis Raleigh
Larry Anderson
Ben Roof
Herbert Craft
C. H. Burton
Rose Marie Tackett
Mary Alice Tackett
Dharma Fisher
Jester Pheiffer
Nancy Pheiffer
Orphis Chapman
Evalee Harris
Joe Fisher
Ruth Fisher
Stanley Tackett
Miss Burton
Harrison Burton
George Mornhinweg
Carolina Street
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Model Students to Appear in Style Show
The Nancy Taylor Finishing and Modeling School and the Central Store present a free fashion show titled Time for Color at the YMCA auditorium Wednesday at 8 p m. Twenty one ensembles from Simplicity patterns showcase bright colors and neutrals in textured fabrics. Models include Nancy Taylor students Helen Harman Ann Headey Carol Hoffman Donna King Marilyn Kramer Myra Settles Phyllis Oglesby Vondra Yoho Charlotte Osuist Patty May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Taylor
YMCA
Simplicity Pattern Co
New York City
Helen Harman
Ann Headey
Carol Hoffman
Donna King
Marilyn Kramer
Myra Settles
Phyllis Oglesby
Vondra Yoho
Charlotte Osuist
Patty May
Paris Spring Fashions Embrace Windblown Look
Paris opened its spring fashion season with breezy collections from Jacques Esterel and Jacques Griffe. Esterel showcased drapes, two tone outfits, and waistline variations influenced by Brigitte Bardot, while Griffe offered loose middy blouses, pleated skirts, and simple cardigans. Sleeves ranged from three-quarter to kimono styles as models wore breezy, knee-length silhouettes with varying waistlines and belted coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jacques Esterel
Jacques Griffe
Esterel
Brigitte Bardot
Estevel
Griffe
Lnough
LANACANE advertised relief for vaginal itch
A testimonial from Mrs. D Ward of Los Angeles praises LANACANE a medicated cream that supposedly cures itching chafing and irritation by killing bacteria, promising fast relief and healing with claims of a new scent free formula.
Mid-Winter Ball Reservations Due This Thursday
Holy Trinity PTO invites members and guests to a pre-Lenten dance at 9:30 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Auditorium. Reservations close Thursday with Mrs. Fay or Mrs. Viteri. Music by Del Hodshire's orchestra. committee heads are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Fay
Roosevelt Ave
Nick Viteri
Plymouth Ave
Holy Trinity
Knights of Columbus Audiorium
del Hodshire
Clifford Sweeney
Joseph Herr
Miami University Center Sets Registration for Second Semester
Registration for the second semester at Miami University Center runs 7 to 9 p m today and 8 30 to 4 on school days this week with classes starting January 30. The center’s bookstore opens daily at the high school. Supervisor H H Lawrence says 300 to 400 registrations are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University Center
H. H. Lawrence
Butler County Medical Assistants to Meet at Verity Hall
The Meeting Planned by the Medical Assistants Society of Butler County will be held tomorrow at 8 pm in Verity Hall. Guest speaker Miss Inez Sabo of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co will discuss telephone technique and will show a film. Prospective members may contact Mrs. John Harbin at 1621 Dix Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Assistants Society of
Butler County
Verity Hall
Inez Sabo
Ohio Be! Telephone Co
John Harbin
Dix Rd
Firefighters Wives Meeting Tonight at Clubhouse
Firefighters wives plan a gathering tonight at 8 o clock at the Fireman s Clubhouse on Carmody Boulevard. The notice invites members to attend and enjoy a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmody Boulevard
Speaker Named For LWV Dinner Meeting
David F. Shaw of General Electric will speak at the League of Women Voters annual memor y sete dinner at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 6 30 p m. A Georgia Tech graduate, Shaw has worked with Kaiser in atomic energy and held posts with the Atomic Energy Commission in Richland and Washington, D C. Reservations contact Mrs J H Waxweiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Shaw
Aircraft Propulsion Department
General Electric
League of Women Voters
First Presbyterian Church
Shaw
Kaiser Company
Georgia Institute of Technology
Man ‘Haitan
Atomic Energy Commission
Henford
Richland
Wash
Washington, D. C
J. H. Waxweiler
Milton Road
Church Groups Sponsor Annual Hospital Party
One hundred seventy Butler County patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati were entertained Saturday with a lunch party arranged by the Longview Social Service and sponsored by the Loyal Women’s Class and the Loyal Friends Class of the First Christian Church. Mrs. Paul Thomas chaired assisted by numerous church members. This is the 11th year the church has sponsored the party with program by Mrs. Bobbitt. Afternoon activities included group singing and dancing with twelve Longview League members helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Longview Social Service
Loyal Women’s
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
Paul Thomas
Warner Henderson
Denzil Jesitice
Charles Naeglen
Clay Brandenburg
Mayme Bicknell
Ernest Patton
Nellie Steele
Edwin Bobbitt
Bobbitt
LongsView League
Iduties
Miss Campbell Is Honored At Pantry Shower
A pantry shower honoring bride elect Miss Marcia Lynn Campbell was hosted by Mrs. John Mills at her Elwood Street home. Attendees included several named friends, with the couple set to marry Saturday at 6 30 pm in the Riverside Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Lynn Campbell
David Thomas Profitt
John Mills
Elwood Street
James Gardner
David Dirksen
Greege Glass
Ray Rott
Cary Purdum
Howard Perkins
Vernon Purdum
Charles Purdum
James Owens
Robert Portik
John N. Campbell
Joh M. Campbell
Hughes Street
Women In Government Are Honored By BPWC
COLUMBUS Ohio AP More than 600 business women from throughout the state gathered at the Neil House Hotel to honor Ohio's top women in government. Recipients included Reps Anne M Donnelly Bernice K MacKenzie Ethel G Swanbeck and Clara E Weisenborn. Also honored were two cabinet members Mrs Mary Gorman and Miss Margaret A Mahoney. The luncheon urged civic project participation and depicted women voters as a key America’s political future hinges on. Swanbeck urged hard work to prove worthiness and Mahoney spoke on gains in the last two decades. Gorman dissented noting only women with inclination and temper should enter politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Neil, House
Ohio
Anne M. Donnelly
Mary Gorman
Margaret A. Mahoney
House
Ethel G. Swanbeck
America
Canton
Department of Industral Relations
Jmore
Skaters Take Nine Awards at All Ohio Meet Here
Local youths earned nine awards at the All Ohio Competition Meet held all day at Roller Haven. Alan Spears won first in juvenile boys singles. Other placements included Linda Howard and Spears second in junior dance, Betty Jo Logsdon and Carl Hovel third, Melissa Tobias and Dave Vowell fourth. Ruby Howell and Buddy Griffith placed third in novice dance. Doyle Whisler took second in junior boys singles with Howell fourth. Kathy Medley earned second in junior girls singles, and Medley with Tim Wills finished third in intermediate pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roller Haven
Alan Spears
Linda Howard
Spears
Betty Jo Logsdon
Carl Hovel
Melissa Tobias
Dave Vowell
Ruby Howell
Buddy Griffith
Doyle Whisler
Howel
Kathy Medley
Miss Medley
Tim Wills
Earth’s atmosphere pulses in rhythmic, jelly-like waves
A vivid image describes the air around Earth as pulsating rhythmically, likened to a bowl of jelly. The simile evokes a flexible, living atmosphere shaping weather and space interactions.
Vital Statistics births list multiple families across city
Hospital notes record numerous births from July weekend and today. names include Noble, Brammer, Williams, Bussard, Moore, Townsend, Acra, and others. Several out of town entries and relatives noted. summaries list addresses and child genders, with hospitals in the Miami Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Allen Williams
Winton St
George Bussard
Germantown
Joe Moore
Miamisburg
William Townsend
Pennyroyal Road
Franklin
Milton Acra
Franklin St
Edward Bane
Crawford St
Elwood Beatty
Sheffield St
James Crouch
West Midddletown
Russell Daniels
Wilbraham
Ernest Eckler
Reynolds Ave
Sherry Hayes
Lawrence Hayes
Saweyer Road
Wallace Horne
Forest Ave
Frances Howard
King Ave
George Ingram
Elmer Jones
James Lawson Jr
Roselyn Drive
Carl W. Martin
Middletown
Hollie McClanahan
Perry Hoss
Euclid St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Local Names Listed In Fragments Of Auburn Street Notices
A sequence of abbreviated names and relations appears in a damaged public notice from a historical paper. The text lists individuals and family links across streets in towns such as Auburn, Hill, Midway, Franklin, Webster, Ottawa, and Middletown, with many parentheses and partial descriptors. The fragmentary material reads as a roll of residents and kin with no coherent event or action.
Tryouts for Religious Play Readied
Tryouts for Family Portrait a religious drama start tomorrow at 7 03 p m in Fellowship Hall at First Presbyterian Church. Director Mrs John Akerman meets hopefuls between 730 am and 430 pm Wednesday or Thursday night. Produced by Middletown Council for Churches with Middletown Actors Playhouse, the play runs March 24 25 as a Lenten community project. Over 100 volunteers needed including 30 speaking parts and behind the scenes roles. Call Mrs Akerman at GA 344771 if unable to attend. The New England Confederacy established extradition between states in 1643.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
John Akerman
Directoor
Middletown Council For Churches
Middletown Actors’ Playhouse
Akerman
Ultra Feminine Face Cream Restores Youthful Skin Tone
Helena Rubinstein promotes Ultra Feminine Face Cream as a wonder drug cosmetic. It claims to replenish estrogen and progesterone in the skin to reduce dryness wrinkles and restore a younger look within 30 days with daily nightly use. The ad offers a lifetime guarantee and full refund if not satisfied as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wonder Drug Cosmetic
Helena Rubinstein
Venus
Ultra Feminine
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Italy
Rome
Florence
J. R. Hackett
Phyllis Hardin
Nadeane Walker
Verity
the Bake Shop
Sororwad
Miss Campbell
BPWC
By Barbara Froehlich
Charles Noble
Bernice Drive
James L. Brammer
Shafer St
Kunz Ave
Beth van Horn
Hamilton
Ernest Perkins
Park St
Arthur Myers
West Middletown
Margaret Lenihan
Lexington, Ky
Jme Watson
Pershing Ave
Norman Igo
N. Broad St
Leonard Squires
Tren
Lloyd Thompson Jr
Middletown Rt. 1
Carl Laberger
Marshall Road
Tammy Centers
Jame
Centers
Lynn Annenberg
Bernard Annenberg
Croydon Lane
Donald King
General King
August Ave
Henry Howard
Granaeda
Diane Ingram
Claude Ingram
Raymond Drive
Eva Gibson
Deanie Johnson
Woodlawn Ave
Samuel Eldridge
Trem
Sheila Hopper
Breiel
Pamela Webb
Delman Webb
Omaha
Robdext Dunn
Oberon Drive
Linn Sallie
Nan Nichols
Mr. Land
Norman Nichols
Central Ave
Pearl Keith
Jewell Ave
Mary Childs Hospital
Steve Iling
Esther Shockey
Auburn
Joseph H. Fryman
Webster
James Johnson
Betty Steele
Charles M. Adrian
Trew
Rodney Hall
Carl V. Hall
H. Jainston
Winona Drive
Donald Sixt
Donald E. Sixt
Othello Moon
S. Clinton
John M. Brelsford
Goldman Ave
Bobby Sears
Harrison
Orelene Griggs
Ovie Griggs
Ottawa St
Garrett Brewer
Audrey Parker
Christel Ave
Cecil Logsdon
Arno Schmidt
Sandra Manns
Clarence Manns
Maxwell P
N. Sut
New England Confederacy
Atest Noshee
Ross’ Toiletries
Maln Ploor
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