Picnic Honors Couple At Alpha Chapter Event
The Alpha Chapter Cristonians hosted a summer picnic and farewell for Mr. and Mrs. John Ames who plan to move near Oakland California. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Rush organized the supper and swimming party with many couple guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tatro and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Cristonians
John Ames
Oakland
Calif
Martin Rush
Ernest Tatro
Robert Balger
Frank Beberdick
al Decatur Jr
al Felton
Eugene Fisher
Dennis Bock
Robert Jeffres
Thomas Johnson
Edwin Morrow
Fred O’brien
Stan Peltier
James Shrout
C. Thomas Swisher
Larry Browing
James Wallace
Ames
Local Girl Becomes Grand Lecturer in Rainbow Order
Martha Keller, daughter of Mr and Mrs B S Keller of 4400 Creekview Drive, has been named grand lecturer of district 20 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. The Middletown High School senior and former Middletown Assembly 68 adviser was appointed at the Grand Assembly in Athens last week and will assist grand deputy Mrs Charles Egelston at inspections and related functions.
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Martha Keller
B.S. Keller
Creekview Drive
Order of the Rainbow
Athens
Miss Keller
Middletown High School
Middletown Assembly
Charles Egelston
Iona Asher and Judy Coates Lead Staff of The Chronicle
Chardelle Weber is the women's editor and the sports editor positions are listed with Iona Asher and Judy Coates as staff writers. The note confirms Weber as supervising editor.
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Chardelle Weber
Iona Asher
Judy Coates
Attendants Named For Aug vows in Fort Thomas church
Miss Jo Estill will wed Thomas Greene on August 1 at 4 30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Maid of honor is Miss Jennie Estill with bridesmaids Miss Jill Estill Mrs Michael Hickey Mrs Jack Zecher and Miss Merrilee Backderf. Best man is Charles Greene. ushers are Tim Tilton David Wells Dean Estes and Michael Miller. Reception hostesses include Miss Anne McBreen Miss Barbara Dibble Miss Barbara Fruauff Miss Robyn Switzer Miss Mary Sloan Miss Piper Tobias and Miss Kathy Cohen.
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Jo Estill
Thomas Greene
First United Methodist Church
Jennie Estill
Jill
Women attend national United Presbyterian meeting at Purdue
More than 4,000 women gathered at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana for the triennial national meeting of United Presbyterian Women. Mrs J C Lockmeyer Jr Mrs John Glenn and Mrs Robert McIntyre from the First United Presbyterian Church attended. Topics included Christian unity hunger poverty and spiritual strength for social change.
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J. C. Lockmeyer Jr
John Glenn
Robert McIntyre
United Presbyterian Women
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
First United Presbyterian Church
Rhodes Daughters to Greet Royal Guests at White House
Gov James A Rhodes will send his three daughters Sue Saundra and Sharon to represent Ohio at a White House reception on July 17 for Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Sue and Saundra travel with husbands Richard Moore and John Jacob. The event is hosted by Tricia Nixon and Julie and David Eisenhower.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Sue
Saundra
Sharon
White House
Great Britain
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Richard Moore
John Jacob
Tricia Nixon
Julie
David Eisenhower
Vital Statistics and Hospital Dismissals
A long list records births with names and addresses including Mr and Mrs Robert Barnhart Sr in Franklin and others in Middletown and Milwaukee. It also notes several out of town births and hospital dismissals with names like Earl Pressler Astor Profitt Marion Adkins Estill Rose and many others across multiple streets and towns.
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Robert Barnhart Sr
S. Dixie Hwy
Robert J. Wariner
Middletown
John W. Leonard
Lynn St
Franklin
Luther Leonard
Central Ave
John E. Ross
S. Main St
Timothy Newcomb
Beech St
James E. Fay
Elk Creek Road
Kip Lee Hicks
Fernwood St
Archie James
Well Road
Brian A. Lennie
Milwaukee
Wis
Larry Johnson
Waynesville
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Ray Ristance
West
Alex
Earl Pressler
Goldman Ave
Astor Profitt
Victoria Ave
Thomas R. Hall
August Ave
Gregory L. Combs
Morton Combs
McKinley St
G. W. Halcomb
Renee Drive
Hal O'Neal
Germantown
Arthur H. Fisher
Crawford St
Marion Adkins
Lafayette Ave
Estill Rose
Queen Ave
Charles Whitesell
Bernice Whitesell
Orchard St
Willie Hopkins
Dionne Davis
Germain Davis
Fernwood
Homer A. Shepherd
Howard Ave
Hubert E. Horn
Hill Ave
Paul Davis
Norwood
John A. Pieratto Franklin
Loyal van Buskirk
Aeronca St
Janet Patrick
Shurz Road
Bertha Thomas
Washington St
Lucille Wilkinson
James P. Haren
Flemming Road
Georgia Watkins O
Hamilton
Rita Moon
Weaver
Beauty Queen Marisol Malaret Reflects On Miss Universe Win
Miss Universe Marisol Malaret Contreras says her judging winner became her boyfriend and laments limited time ahead as she prepares for a year of duties. She notes her family ties and expresses thrill over the experience beyond the prize money.
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Tad Bartimus
Miami Beach
Fla
Marisol Malaret Contreras
Puerto Rico
Marisol
Gloria Diaz
Philippines
July 18 Nuptials Planned for Eckhardt Wills
Miss Alice Ann Eckhardt will marry Richard M. Wills on July 18 at Grace Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Mrs. David R. Eckhardt is matron of honor with Kenneth Leach as best man. Flower girl Elizabeth Ann Hatfield will attend.
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Alice Ann Eckhardt
Richard M. Wills
Grace Baptist Church
David R. Eckhardt
Kenneth Leach
Elizabeth Ann Hatfield
Bridal Showers Mark Pre Nupital Festivities
Pre nuptial events surround the bride elect with showers hosted by Mrs. Roy J. Hatfield and Elizabeth Ann Hatfield on Regent Drive July 9 and Mrs. David R. Eckhardt’s June 25 gathering for Miss Eckhardt. Parents Mr and Mrs Donald L Eckhardt of Mossman Road are listed as the bride elect’s guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Hatfield
Elizabeth Ann Hatfield
Regent Drive
David R. Eckhardt
Miss Eckhardt
Donald L. Eckhardt
Mossman Road
Fabiani Embraces Midi Trend In Fall Collection
Fabiani unveiled a midi length pyramid coat revised for the season, with back bias fullness and varied textures including rust wool gray tweed and black broadcloth. The show featured jacquard wools prints, capes, boudoir gowns, and a mix of military and folkloric influences with elaborate embroidery and velvet details.
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Rome
Fabiani
Lancetti
Miss U.S.A. Debi Shelton First Runnerup at Pageant
Marisol won the title after defeating 63 contestants while Debbie Shelton of Norfolk Virginia finished as first runnerup, illustrating a shared sentiment of love power and unity.
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Marisol
U.S.A
Debbie Shelton
Norfolk, Va
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