Excelio Couple Exchanges Vows
Mr and Mrs Lowell Newman of Excelio announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy to Frank Lin Armstrong of Excelio The couple exchanged vows June 26 at Liberty Methodist Church Liberty Ind Rev Donald Bord officiated The bride is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate employed by Crystal Tissue Co The groom a U S Marine Corps veteran works for Armco Steel Corp They will reside in Trenton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Newman
Excelio
Nancy
Franklin Armstrong
Burnet Armstrong
Liberty Methodist Church
Liberty
Ind
Donald Bord
Coming Up Middletown chapter meeting at American Legion Home
Middletown chapter of American War Mothers plans a meeting tomorrow at 2.00 PM at the American Legion Home. Members will discuss upcoming activities and chapter affairs.
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Middletown
American War Mothers
The
American Legion Home
Suits Longer Semi-Fitted Clear Jewel Shades Favored
New York fashion notes by Dorothy Roe highlight Ben Zuckerman’s trend setting line. The longer wrist length semi fitted suit in high color tweed features satin lining and white mink trims. Colors include ceramic blue ruby red jade green and violet with varied collar styles and jeweled accents.
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New York
Ben Zuckerman
Bionson
Harry Fabrics
Pam
Klatte Neanover Marriage Revealed
The marriage of Miss Edna M. Klatte of Dixie Highway to James H. Neanover of Eaton was conducted June 12 at the Congregational Christian Church in Eaton by Rev. Clarence J. Bradbury at 7 pm. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. John Neanover. A dinner followed at Whispering Oaks, Eaton, with a reception at the Venice Pavilion and a northern Michigan honeymoon for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Klatte
August Klatte
Dixie Highway
James Hi. Neanover
Eaton
Robert Neanover
Congregational Christian Church
Clarence J. Bradbury
John Neanover
Whispering Oaks
Venice Pavilion
Mrs. Neanover
Michigan
Rainbow Girls Meet Saturday at Middletown Assembly
Rainbow Girls will confer the majority marriage degree and present four lifetime memberships at a 7:30 p.m. Saturday session of Middletown Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls. Miss Stephany Moore presides, with past advisors honored as guests. Miss JoAnnette Perry and Miss Judy Kineworthy lead committees. A busload will attend Franklin Assembly inspection tomorrow evening led by Mrs. Ralph Kah and Miss Barbara Flint.
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Middletown Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Stephany Moore
JoAnnette Perry
Judy Kineworthy
Franklin Assembly
Ralph Kah
Barbara Flint
Middletown
Churches Election of Officers at Desert Meeting
The Desert meeting of Stone Circle First Christian Church met yesterday at Mrs. Guy Stone’s Baltimore Street home. Mrs. George Tatman elected secretary. Mrs. Floyd Cole treasurer. Mrs. Douglas Young devotional chair. Mrs. Gilbert Seria program chair and reporter. A program on Christian Women’s Fellowship work in Indianapolis was presented by Seria. Mrs. Douglas Young gave a concluding talk. Kirby Circle opens new season with covered-dish luncheon at church led by Mrs. Ralph Kirby and Mrs. Warren Hale. New officers: Paul Tedrow secretary James Lyons treasurer. John R. Miller program chair. Lee Keen worship chair. William Mack service chair. Program by Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Keen. Next meeting Sept. 14 at Mrs. Lyons’ home on Eimo Place.
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Stone Circle
First Christian Church
Travel Notes Verbose Family Visits In Michigan And Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Jewell and children Kathy and Timmy returned to Butler Pa after a week with J E Jewell Hughes Street and Voss Walters Clark Street. Dr George Hagen and daughter Diane Elizabeth, formerly of Escanaba Mich, plan to practice optometry in Middletown. The Hagens reside with Chester and Mrs Hagen at 240 Yankee Rd. Mrs William E Burch returned to Minneapolis after visiting M L Horton Red Bed Drive. Visitors include aa of Dearborn, ierker of Lexington Ky, and Don Horton of Washington DC during M L Horton recovery from a heart attack. The note closes with Jacob D Scholl of Franklin returning from an unspecified trip.
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Jimmy Jewell
Kathy
Timmy
Butler, Pa
J. £. Jewell
Hughes Street
Voss Walters
Clark Street
George Hagen
Escanaba
Mich
Middletown
Hagen
Hagens
Diane Elizabeth
Chester Hagen
Yankee Rd
Wiliam E. Burch
Minneapolis
Minn
M. L Horton
Red Bed Drive
Hortons
Dearborn
Ierker
Lexington
Don Horton
Washington, D
M. L. Horton
Hamm Named To New Post At Shartle's
John A. Hamm will relinquish duties as sales manager of the Shartle Division of Black Clawson Co. Aug. 1 to focus on promotion, engineering and sales of specialized pulp and paper mill equipment added to the Shuttle line. Notable items include the Strindland tube-type filter and magnetic water classification system. Hamm began in Beloit in 1910, joined Shuttle in 1973 as a paper machine designer, became Shuttle sales manager in 1947, and will become development engineer in charge of the specialized machinery unit.
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John A. Hamm
Shartle
Black Clawson Co
Hamm
Beloit
Wis
Shuttle
Adam E. Bridge
Black-Clawson
Y Boys Visit Printing Plant Tour Recap
YMCA supervision led by Harry ter Braak showed 45 members the printing plant. Junior on Jim Clark and Bob Agh era led the visit. Next tour to Canton lobby at 1 15 p m with Elmer E Scholl relatives and John Pile. Visiting Mr and Mrs Harry E Pratt of Central Avenue include sister Mrs Lioyd Rameey and Cleveland relatives.
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YMCA
Harry Ter Braak
Boys
Jim Clark
Bob Aghera
Canton
Sir
Elmer E. Scholl
John Pile
Harry E. Pratt
Central Avenue
Lioyd Rameey
Cleveland
Pedestrian Safety Plea At Key City Intersections
Lt. James Combs of the Traffic Bureau urges pedestrians to obey walk and wait signals on Central Avenue at Main Broad Clinton and Verity Parkway. He notes motorists and walkers have complained about delays caused by crossing on wait lights and explains pedestrians should wait for the walk signal unless already crossing.
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Central Avenue
Main
Broad
Clinton Streets
Verity Parkway
James Combs
Traffic Bureau
Combs
Hair-clipper attack sparks divorce bid in Cincinnati
In a heat battered city a Newport wife, June Sweigart, says her husband Thomas seized her at the door, tied her to a chair, and clipped off her hair with electric clippers. She fled to a neighbor seeking divorce action. he, a Fuller Auto salesman, declined comment.
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Okla
Emporia
Chanute
Kan
Greater Cincinnati
Newport
June Sweigart
Hamlet A
Thomas
Wait Lights Issued for Pedestrian Ordinance Violations
Authorities plan citations for violations of the city pedestrian ordinance as part of renewed safety enforcement. The program targets jaywalking and unsafe crosswalk conduct to reduce accidents and improve urban mobility.
Airliner Delivers Triplets in Oklahoma City
A Braniff Airways flight from Wichita Kansas delivered triplets to the Bruce Howard family in Oklahoma City yesterday. The newborns, two boys and one girl, weighed a little over four pounds each and arrived with their mother and three Braniff hostesses aboard.
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Oklahoma City
Stork
Bruce Howard
Wichita
Kan
Braniff
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Herbert Sondheim
Patric
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Central Branch
Central Ave
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Co
Middletown, Ohio
Fenton Day Cleaning
Ceu
Coolie
Link’ S Children’s
South Main ST
Rainbow Girls
Jacob D. Scholl
Franklin
Shartle’s
New Post
Streifthau’s
Beatty
Igichart St
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