Hope Neuenswander Installed as Honored Queen in Middletown Bethel
Hope Neuenswander was installed as honored queen of Middletown Bethel 75 Order of Job’s Daughters at 7:30 pm in the Commercial Building. Other officers named include Kathleen Riesz, Carolyn Lacey, Debbie Smyth, and Diana Hunn with numerous appointive officers. The ceremony featured retiring honored queen Deborah Scearce and an installation by several guest officers from Bethel 60 in Hamilton and Bethel 47 in Springfield. A reception followed with music by Springfield Bethel Choir and decorations in purple and white.
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Hope Neuenswander
Middletown
Bethel
Job's
Jenni Oldfield
Nancy Jo Fall
Bonnie Fletcher
Brenda Redkey
Cynthia Ashcraft
Linda Ward
Sandy Reffitt
Rhonda Minehart
Elaine Hackney
Jane Arnold
Deborah Scearce
Middletown Bethel
Harry Lacey
Sarah Berry
Hamilton
Marie McCormick
Marshall
Vocki Ford
Springfield
Marian McCormic
Janine Beerman
Linda Freeman
Joy Domer
Laurie Neuenswander
Helen Sar
Rex Wagner
Bethel 47
Grand Guardian Council of
Ohio
Wagner
Neuenswander
Canton
Carolyn Lacey
Diana Hunn
Middletown Benel
Peter Laras
Guardian
Anne Arkill
Adolph Hunn
Maurice Reffitt
James Reffitt
Erwin Riesz
John Minehart
Joe Schrock
Jerold Schuyler
Formal opening of new shop in Middletown downtown
A photograph features A L Yingst William H Denham Leona Whitman Maud Muller David L Smith Gensky Harold Scarberry and other local leaders. The note extends best wishes to the shop owner for continued success and contribution to the downtown area's appearance and merchant community.
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A. L. Yingst
Pres
Downtown Retail Div
William H. Denham
City Commission
Leona Whitman
Maudmuller
David L. Smith
Middletown Area C. of C
Mr. Gensky
Hall-Mark Co
Harold Scarberry
Middletown
Couple To Observe Golden Anniversary
In celebration of their golden wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Roy H Weamer of 100 McKinley St will receive friends and relatives at a reception in the Sunshine Circle social room of the First EUB Church Sunday June 14 from 2 to 5 PM They were married June 16 1914 at Alum Rock Pa They are parents of two children Mrs Douglas Barrett and Mrs Marie Fromm There are three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Guests are asked not to bring gifts.
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Roy H. Weamer
McKinley St
Sunshine Circle
EUB
Weamer
Alum Rock
Douglas
Jerry) Barrett
Marie Fromm
Marriage Announced Miss Mary Stephen Marries Charles Swartz
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Stephen to Charles Delano Swartz. They wed in a single ring ceremony May 2 at 7 30 p m at Calvary Baptist Church officiated by Rev Jack C Hughen. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Homer Stephenson of Middletown Rt 1 and the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Swartz of Vine Street. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Raymond Swartz. The bride wore a white sheath dress with a red rose corsage. Mrs Swartz is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate. her husband is a Gra tis High School graduate serving in the U S Army at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Mary Stephenson
Charles Delano Swartz
Calvary Baptist Church
Jack C. Hughen
Homer Stephenson
Lindy Drive
Middletown Rt. 1
Hubert Swartz
Vine Street
Raymond Swartz
When Is A Slip Not A Slip In Fashion Notes
AP News outlines lingerie innovation as designers move beyond traditional slips. New action slips feature side wraps, ankle to knee lengths, and deep side pleats to suit pleated gowns and active dancing, while avoiding underdress issues.
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AP News
Biscuits Frozen for Later Baking
Instructions describe baking an extra batch of biscuits and freezing them in foil. To serve, place the packaged biscuits in a slow oven and bake for a short thawing period to refresh the texture.
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Order of Job’s Daughters
Delmar Berry
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Omaha
Neb
Hope Neuvuenswander
Mrs. Whitman
Chamber of Commerce
Maud Muller
MR. and
Mrs
Roy H, Weamer
Tobias
Charles D. Swartz
Engles Cor
Franklin
Springboro
Armstrong
Armstrongs
Edward's Furniture & Appliances
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