Lebanon Garden Tour Showcases 12 Local Residences
The Lebanon Council of Garden Clubs hosts a 12 garden tour tomorrow from 10 am to 5 pm with tickets at $2 from Lebanon Station. Gardens include homes of Corson, Rumer, Brant, Crane, Beckett, Robertson, Hawkes, Kilburn, Bradfield, Reynolds, Mulford and Moran, with light refreshments along the route. Co chairs are Mrs Heber Russell and Mrs Paul Hasselbring.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Council of Garden Clubs
Lebanon Station
William Corson
McBurney Drive
Arthur Rumer
Zane Brant
Robert Crane
Hoffman Ave
C. C. Beckett
Ridgewood Lane
Bi.j
Heber Russell
Highlands Ave
Paul Hasselbring
Duplicate Results From Miami University Bridge Session
In a Thursday night session at Verity Lodge the Mitchell movement ran across seven tables. Top north-south pairs were Mrs Stanley Weinstein with Mrs Herschel Greenham, Mrs Gordon Nein with Mrs Leland Lynch Jr. Fast west winners included Mrs Larry Funk with John Podner, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith, and Randy Walton with Fred Wilkins.
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Miami University- Middletown
Verity Lodge
Mitchell
Stanley Weinstein
Herschel Greenham
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Robert Harris
Glenn Selby
Fast West
Larry Funk
John Podner
Paul Smith
Randy Walton
Fred Wilkins
Beall Engaged to Linville in February Announcement
Miss Deborah Ann Beall and Randy J. Linville announced their engagement last February. The couple plans a future wedding with the participation of their families and close friends.
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Deborah Ann Beall
Randy J. Linville
Franklin High School Alumni Engage In Autumn Nuptials
Franklin High School alumni Sheila Jean Franklin and Carl Russell Ulmer announce their engagement. Both graduates of 1973 plan a August 23 ceremony at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with reception at Forest Hills Country Club. Attendants named include matron of honor Mrs Harris and maid of honor Mrs Schenz.
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James Thompson
Virginia Ave
Franklin
Sheila Jean
Carl Russell Ulmer
Carl B. Ulmer
Richmond
Franklin High School
Kettering College of Medical Arts
Kettering Medical Center
Armstrong State College
Savannah
Middletown
Miami University
Hoerner Waldorf Corpor
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Forest Hills Country Club
F. Wayne Beall
Eastline Drive
Phil Harris
van Nuys
Calif
Paul Schenz
Cincinnati
Michelle Skidmore
Linville
Raymond Linville
Bendel Drive
Mark Case
James Harris
Robert Fultz
John Skidmore
Mindy Day
John Petrocy
Good Will Mothers Club Bicentennial Program
Mrs. Paul Kirchner opened a Bicentennial themed program at Mrs. Raymond Bell’s home on S Main Street. Members present included Mrs. Tom Craycraft, Mrs. Andy Silver, Mrs. Frank Hart, Mrs. June Perkins, Mrs. Turner R. Powers, Mrs. Rollie Oakley, Mrs. LaRue Ginter and Mrs. Russell Guess. Prize winners were Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Craycraft and Mrs. Reece Johnson. guest Mrs. R. E. Craig attended. Next meeting set for Aug 8.
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Paul Kirchner
Good Will Mothers Club
Raymond Bell
S. Main Street
Tom Craycraft
Andy Silver
Frank Hart
June Perkins
Turner R. Powers
Rollie Oakley
LaRue Ginter
Russell Guess
Hart
Craycraft
Reece Johnson
R. E. Craig
Aug 2 vows planned for Cecilia Lawson and John Powers
The wedding is set for Saturday August 2 at 2 p.m. at St John s Church with reception at Olde Towne Community Room. Attendants include Theresa Lawson maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Steve Wolserfer and Mrs Larry Evans. best man Steve Wolserfer. ushers Kent Combs Matt Spradling David Cochran Bill Michel and Mike Lawson. Hostesses are Mrs Gerhard Hall Mrs Earl Puckett and Mrs Roy Sewell. A shower was held June 29 and a rehearsal dinner is planned July 31 at Alfy s Restaurant.
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Cecilia Lawson
John Powers
St. John’s Church
Olde Towne
Cecil Lawson
Armco Drive
Fred Mayabbe
Park Lane
Oxford State Road
Theresa Lawson
Steve Wolserfer
Columbus
Larry Evans
Mary Ellen Evans
Kent Combs
Matt Spradling
David Cochran
Bill Michel
Mike Lawson
Gerhard Hall
Earl Puckett
Roy Sewell
Miss Lawson
Fred Mayabb
Omer Lackey
Alfy
Sun exposure harms skin aging and cancer risk
Medical experts warn that excessive sun exposure accelerates skin aging and raises cancer risk. The article advises minimal tanning, gradual sun exposure, lip protection, and cautious use of sun lotions while noting that even dark skin does not permit unlimited sun. It urges prompt medical evaluation of suspicious skin spots.
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Irwin I. Lubowe
New York Medical College
Merck
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