Hypnotist Damon Promises Change in Middleton Eating Habits
Damon Reinbold and Grace Reinbolds promote hypnosis as weight control. Over 100 Middleton attendees, from teens to grandmothers, awaken from trance while he teaches restraint. A bus chartered by Rose Breeding brings 48 locals to Cleveland for sessions and Q&A about lasting appetite control.
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Damon
Grace Reiold
Damon and Grace Corp
East Lansing, Mich
Reinbolds
Cleveland
Port - O-Call
Rose
Woodridge Drive
Grace
Judy Sticklen
Evalee Downs
OAGC Convention Set in Dayton with Floral Speaker
The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs plans its annual Dayton convention August 1 to 3 with floral speaker Mrs. Russell W. Christensen of Skokie Illinois and Dr Eugene Good of State University addressing the group. A garden tour and an auction for the Horticulture Scholarship Fund are slated. Mrs Paul S Kennedy leads OAGC Region Four covering Brown Butler Clermont and Hamilton counties.
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Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Dayton
Russell W. Christensen
Skokie
Ill
Eugene Good
State University
OAGC
Good
Aullwood Children’s Farm and Gardens
Wegerzyn Garden Center
Oagc Horticulture Scholarship Fund
Paul S. Kennedy
Franklin
Brown
Butler
Clermont
Hamilton
Columbus wedding ties local families in ceremony
Lois Ipers of Bexley, daughter of Common Pleas Court Judge and Mrs. Fred Cramer, marries Edward Ungar of Columbus at Temple Israel with a rabbi officiating. The couple, leaving for Hilton Head Island after the ceremony, plan to reside in Columbus. Mrs. Ipers holds a master’s in psychiatric social work from Ohio State University and works with Franklin County Children’s Services. Mr. Ungar, a NY City College graduate, works for Battelle Development Corp.
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Lois Lpers
Bexley
Common Pleas Court
Fred Cramer
Aberdeen Drive
Edward Ungar
Columbus
Hilton Head Island
S. C
Rourke Janeway Marriage Told at Hilton Head Island
At The First Presbyterian Church Hilton Head Island South Carolina Robin Lynn Rourke wed Michael Dale Janeway in a July 1 ceremony officiated by Dr James R Black. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowndes Rourke of Hilton Head Island. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Estel Janeway 4845 Moreland Drive Franklin. The gown featured net organza with Belgian lace accents.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Robin Lynn Rourke
Michael Dale Janeway
James R. Black
Thomas Lowndes Rourke
Mr. Janeway
Estel Janeway
Moreland Drive
Franklin
Linda C. Rourke
Travel Note for Elizabeth Campbell Wedding in Hilton Head
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell of St. Albans N Y former Middletown resident and widow of Rev T M Campbell was a recent guest of Salina Coleman Delaware Street and Elizabeth Younger Ninth Avenue. The ceremony honored her sister’s maid of honor at Hilton Head with attendants Patti Bates and yellow voile gowns. best man David Braden and ushers Thomas Martin Steve Janeway Gary Steven Charles Bates Edward Hutz and David Rourke. Loren Rourke was flower girl. Reception at Pines Club Hilton Head followed. Afterward Mrs Janeway attended Sweet Briarle Virginia and Miami University Oxford. Mr Janeway holds a BS in industrial education from Franklin High School and Miami University and is a USAF second lieutenant. The couple will reside at Vandenburg AFB Calif.
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Elizabeth Campbell
St. Albans
N. Y
Middletown
T. M. Campbell
Salina Coleman
Delaware Street
Elizabeth Younger
Ninth Avenue
Campbell
Second Baptist Church
Hilton Head
Patti Melissa Bates
David Braden
Thomas Martin
Steve Janeway
Gary Steven
Charles Bates
Edward Hutz
David Rourke
Loren Rourke
Pines Club
Janeway
Sweet Briarle
Virginia
Miami University
Oxford
Franklin High School
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Michigan
R. Griggs
Temporary Help
San Francisco
Wergy
Western Girl
Western Temporary Inc
Columbus Wedding
Er More
Temple Israel Columbus
Mr. Ungar
Albert Ungar
New York City
Midway Plaza
Springboro
Oface
Panasonic
Manchester Avenue
West
Main Street
Lebanon
Komar
McAlpin's Lingerie
Towne Mall
Sun
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