Steel Fabric Proves Fashions Could Become Stainless Too
Chicago fashion show curator Marge McLennon stages a 38 costume parade tracing style from stone age skins to a future of materials like stainless steel. Her standout party dress relies on steel fabric spun in Germany, sewn with nylon, and she envisions dresses of paper and aluminum. The collection includes a lighted dress with hidden batteries, and outfits titled Cocktails on the Moon and Astronaut.
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Chicago
Marge McLennon
Germany
Marge
Mary’ McNamara
Vital Statistics Births and dismissals listed in town record
A compiled list reports births to numerous families in Miamisburg Franklin and surrounding areas yesterday including Mr and Mrs Robert D Brown Mr and Mrs Donald Ruark Jr and others with addresses across Franklin Minneosta and Dayton region. Out of town entry notes Mercy Hospital Hamilton and several discharges and dismissals among local residents.
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Robert D. Brown
Miamisburg
Donald Ruark Jr
van Horn
Franklin
Ronald Wood
Garfield St
Thomas Suttles
Poplar St
Douglas A. Alder
S. Main St
James M. Coffey
Leichty St
Busy Bee Mothers' Club Sponsors Hospital Party
Members of the Busy Bee Mothers' Club sponsored a party for 75 patients at Longview State Hospital in War Bet yesterday. Patients were entertained with games group singing and refreshments of ice cream and candy. names listed include Betty Bush and several Mrs. and Mr. residents from Franklin Manchester Casper Oxford Columbia and other streets.
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Busy Bee Mothers’ Club
Longview State Hospital
Hospital Notice for Mrs. Dearth of York City
In the hospital Mrs. Richard C. Dearth of Gieria Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Johnson, York City.
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Richard C. Dearth
Franklin Gieria Johnson
Gid
Frank Johnson
York
Woman's fashion show evolves into popular church event
Marge says her passion for fashion through the ages grew after preparing one show for her church two years ago. She now schedules up to three showings weekly with commitments lined a year ahead. She calls it a labor of love, not profit, but notes it is a hit because women want entertainment.
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Marge
Holweger-Glynn Engagement Set for Aug 18
Mr and Mrs Joseph Holweger of Locust Street Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Anne to Joseph Glynn son of Mrs Mary A Glynn of New York City The bride elect is a Franklin High School and Miami University graduate Phi Beta Kappa who taught in Franklin and Glen Cove New York She and Glynn both teachers in Glen Cove plan to wed August 18 at St Marys Church Franklin
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Joseph Holweger
Locust Street
Franklin
Patricia Anne
Joseph Glynn
Mary A. Glynn
New York City
Franklin High School
Miami University
Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Honorary
Glen Cove
N. Y
Glynn
St. John’s University
New York University
St. Mary's Church
NSA Names Delegates To Parley In Chicago
The Middletown Chapter of National Secretaries Association met at Holiday House for a picnic supper and business session. Miss Hazel Duvall announced next year’s committee chairs and confirmed delegates for the Chicago NSA International Convention July 25 to 28 at the Palmer House. Attendees include Duvall as delegate Elwood Keller as alternate and Oscar Day as member. Sam Swatt of Ohio Bell spoke on direct distance dialing set to begin in Middletown August 26. Hostesses were Mrs. John Domanick and others.
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Middletown
National Secretaries’ Association
Holiday House
Hazel Duvall
NSA
Palmer House
Chicago
Miss Duvall
Elwood Keller
Oscar Day
Sam Swatt
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Rainbow Girls Set Meeting at First EUB Church
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet Saturday evening at 7 30 in the Fellowship Hall of the First EUB Church. Penny Du vall becomes worthy adviser and eight candidates will be initiated. Rehearsal at 2 p m. Saturday. Officers and pages urged to attend. Summer dance plans for July 14 at the Sportsmen's Club to be announced. Rainbow girls guests at 10 30 a m worship Sunday. Social committee Becky Perkins chairs refreshments.
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Order of Rainbow
First Eub
Penny Duvall
Sportsmen’s Club
Rainbow Girls
Becky Perkins
Holiday visitors honor Mrs Freeman on 14th Avenue
Travel notes describe Mrs Margaret Freeman hosting relatives from Tren ton Mich Madison Wis Tulsa Okla and Thorn Hill Lane as they visit for the holidays en route to weddings and duty station returns Airman J C David A Highlands recently back from Alaska shares time with wife Brookie and parents Frank and Rebecca Highlands with others joining in the northern travel tale
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Margaret Freeman
14Th Avenue
Paul Combs
David
Nancy
Trenton, Mich
William Rathman
Thorn Hill Lane
J.C. David A. Highlands
Alaska
Brookie
Frank Humphries
Highlands
Rebecca Highlands
Visitors At Horn Residence
Mrs. Donald T. Kjerland and her children Ruth Elizabeth and Eric David visit her parents in Glen Lane Arlington Heights. They arrived last Sunday. Mrs. Kjerland and Eric return Tuesday, Ruth Elizabeth stays for an extended visit. A bridge party for former Middletown High School classmates was hosted last evening.
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Donald T. Kjerland
Susan Horn
Ruth Elizabeth
Eric David
Arlington Heights
David G. Horn
Glen Lane
Horn
Kjerland
Middletown High School
Robert Hawk
James Lewis
Thomas Strait
Edward Seamon
Richard Fiessinger
Fred Kruse
N. Salem
N. H
Frank Maloney
Dayton
War Mothers Meet At Legion
The American War Mothers met Thursday at the American Legion Home. Mrs. Margaret Freeman, hospital chairman, reported year details and itemized donations to Dayton Center. Annual picnic set for July 19 at Armco Park Manchester Road at 5 p.m. for members and families. Transportation calls to Mrs. Freeman. A book was donated to Middletown Library in memory of Mrs. Mary Hester. Next meeting August 22.
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American Legion
Margaret Freeman
Dayton Center
Armco Park
Manchester Road
Freeman
Middletown
Mary Hester
Church Circle Meeting Plans Picnic at Price Home
In The Churches Ruth Circle WSWS First EUR Church met yesterday at Mrs L H Brem er's Grand Avenue home. Guest Mrs Henry Lauth assisted. Program leader Mrs Keith Abney presented How Wide Is Our Witness. Next meeting will be a picnic for all circles at Mrs William Price's Kensington Street home.
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Ruth Circle
WSWS
EUR
L. H. Bremer
Grand Avenue
Henry Lauth
Keith Abney
Lauth
William Price
Kensington Street
Family travels span Cumberland Lake to Hawaii
Mrs Humphries and Frank W Humphries spent a week at Cumberland Lake Kentucky with Miss Carolyn Overman of Dayton. Airman and Mrs Highlands then visited Mrs Highlands' parents in Covington Virginia before he leaves July 4 for Travers Air Force Base California. He will be assigned to Wheeler Air Force Base Honolulu Hawaii. Mrs Highlands will join him August 7.
Decorator forecasts steel look in future furniture trend
AP Newsfeatures writer reports Evelyn Jablow, a leading female furniture designer in New York, predicting a shift to rich metal and fabric combinations. Stainless steel will appear with silks and velvets, creating jewelry-like pieces with tensile strength, minimal joints, and a floating feel. Jablow has designed 10 pieces and leads a firm with industry roles.
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New York (Ap
Evelyn Jablow
Jablow
Plans Revealed For New MU Undergraduate Center
Miami University unveils a proposed Undergraduate Center of International Studies within the College of Arts and Sciences. The program targets students aiming for international careers, offering a BA in international studies with a new capstone course The American Abroad, and requires 137 to 142 credit hours to expand language and area studies while preserving flexibility. Dr. Charles Wilson, the provost, notes undergraduate focus differs from existing graduate programs and aims to reduce the Ugly American perception by expanding prior training.
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Miami University
Miami
College of Arts and Sciences
Charles Wilson
Miami Pro‘vost
Dr. Wilson
Inter
Center of International Studies
Wilson
Johnstons win at Brown's Run Couple's Bridge
The Howell movement was used at five tables for a Couple's Duplicate Bridge session at Brown's Run Country Club. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Johnston with 33 points, followed by Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wagoner with 29.42, third place to Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Cade with 28, and fourth to Dr. and Mrs. Pat Woodward with 26. Arrangements were by Mr. and Mrs. Cade. Next event is August 1 at the clubhouse on Sloe Big Road.
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Howell
Couple
Brown's Run Country Club
M. L. Johnston
Gilbert Wagoner
P. S. Cade
Pat Woodward
Cade
Sloebig Road
Family Weekly Coin Treasure Hunt Sparks Family Fun
A lively event for all ages arrives in Family Weekly with Sunday's Journal inviting families to join the big Coin Treasure Hunt. Readily accessible clues and playful challenges promise family excitement and community engagement for a weekend activity.
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Family Weekly
Journal
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Yankee Road
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Victoria Ave
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Oxford State Road
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Columbia Ave
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