Forest Hills Rehearsal Dinner Honoring Graff Nelson Couple
A rehearsal dinner party honoring Miss Cynthia Graff and James Nelson and their attendants is hosted by Mr and Mrs M J Nelson at Forest Hills Country Club. Invited guests include the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Hart Graff and other relatives. The couple plans to wed tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the First United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Graff
James Nelson
Forest Hills Country Club
M. J. Nelson
Rocky River
Hart Graff
Poinciana Road
Judi Graff
Marion Kershner
Bud Graff
R. W. Galloway
Thomas Nelson
Ann Nichol
Andrew Hutnik
Easton
Glenn Wright
Ipswich
Mass
Linda Hutnik
Andrew Geffert
Sterling Reiss
Nazareth
Richard Lamey
Elkins Park
Jack Harrington
Jan Ayers
Margaret Ayers
Anna Louise Siegfried
Cleveland
C. J. Mace Siegfried
Omaha
Nebr
Richard Rossman
Philip Rossman
Franklin
Ivalu Mace
Anderson
Ind
Dale Wiley
Jack Siegfried
Siegfried
Gregory Drive
Thorny Acres
Hutnik
First United Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Local OMTA Members Attend 2 Day Meeting
Three Middletown Chapter members represented the Ohio Music Teachers Association at its 86th annual convention in Columbus. The event featured workshops, concerts, and a retarded children's program led by Kay Hardesty, with a 125 senior chorus and a Youth Presentation Program highlighting district audition winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sabo
Homer Weikel
W. C. Thompson
Middletown
Ohio Music Teachers Association
OMTA
Sabo
Ohio Organization
Ne.1
Columbus
Kay Hardesty
Franklin County
Carol Lawrence
Robert Goulet
Veterans of Auditorium
Colums
Glenville D. Thomas
Europe
Two Nurses to Receive Diplomas at Mercy Hospital
Thirty nurses will receive diplomas at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing graduation at Taft High School Sunday at 3 30 p m. Miss Jean Ann Corbett of Trenton and Miss Marilyn Leap of Middletown head the class. Corbett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fleming, 406 N First St. Leap is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Leap, 1717 Germantown Road. Commencement begins at 12 20 with Mass in St Marys Church, then a hospital luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Taft High School
Jean Ann Corbett
Trenton
Marilyn Leap
Middletown
Miss Corbett
Thomas Fleming
First St
Miss Leap
Howard Leap
Germantown Road
St. Mary's Church
Hospital
Grasshoppers Topic Highlights Toastmasters Night
At Eastern Lanes Toastmasters meeting last night Robert Root of Armco won best speaker for a Grasshoppers talk. Glenn Green ham served as toastmaster and Jim Rockovich led as topicmaster with Jim Neuman as general critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Robert Root
Armco
Grasshoppers
Glenn Greenham
Jim Rockovich
Jim Neuman
Rhodes to speak at Lorain County Community College ground breaking
Gov James A. Rhodes will be the principal speaker at the groundbreaking ceremonies Tuesday for Lorain County Community College. The project budget is listed at 4.5 million dollars and the event was announced on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County Community College
Rehearsal Dinner for Roger H. Davey and Donna Emrick
Mr and Mrs Paul Clark Jr host a rehearsal dinner in the Promenade Room at the Manchester Motor Inn for Roger H Davey and Miss Donna Emrick and their wedding party. The couple will wed tomorrow at 3 30 p.m at First Baptist Church with vows exchanged by groom Thomas and family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Motor Inn
G. R. Davey
Mechanicsburg
G. Walter Weber
Leonard C. Emrick
Tytus Avenue
Paula Nickell
Thomas Flavin
Michael Davey
Thomas Shibley
Dean Phillips
Roger Gillespie
Miss Barbara Baker to Wed David Briney in July
Miss Barbara Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Baker of Fisher Road, and Mr David Briney, son of Mr and Mrs David Briney of Kokomo Indiana, will marry July 17 at the First Baptist Church. Mrs W E Marshall hosted a miscellaneous shower honoring the bride-elect at her Nelson Road home with many guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Marshall
Nelson Road
Barbara Baker
David Binney
Raymond Brown
Joe Singer
Kenneth Kincaid
Michael Herr
Joe Shepperd
Robert Easton
Edward Beck
George Hoover
Robert Hayes
Erwin Walker
Charles Mills
Clark Erlandson
Harlan Hensley
Marilyn Graham
Fisher Road
Briney
David Briney
Kokomo Ind
First Baptist Church
Travel Notes of Mr and Mrs Howard Chrisman Visit Germany
Mr and Mrs Howard Chrisman of Franklin Street return from Munich where they visited their son and daughter in law Ronald Chrisman and family and toured many sites including Dachau Starnberg Garmisch Linderhof Ludwig XIII castle Herenchiemsee Schliessheim Nymphenburg and Amalienburg Deutsches Museum and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chrisman
Franklin Street
Munich
Germany
Ronald Chrisman
Dachau Concentration Camp
Starnberg
Garmisch
Ludwig XIII
Castle
Linderhof
Herenchiemsee Castle
Schliessheim Palace
Nymphenburg Castle
Amalienburg
Deutsches Museum
Electric lights first installed at the White House in 1891
The report notes that electric lighting was introduced to the White House during Benjamin Harrison's presidency in 1891, marking a landmark moment in the residence's modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Benjamin Harrison
Bridal Party Honored For Miss Gaston and Mr Rus selo
A rehearsal dinner at the Driftwood Room honored Miss Joyce Gaston and Jerry Russelo. Hosts were William Russelo and wife of Washington Court House. Attendants included Louis Gaston, Paula Russelo, Karen Russelo, Lois Gaston, Shirley Eckhardt, Robert Fay, Don Accurso, Thomas Mott, and Spencer Duffey. The couple wed next day at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gaston
Jerry Russelo
Driftwood Room
William Russelo
Washington Court House
Louis Gaston
N. Marshall Road
William B. Russelo Jr
Spencer Duffey
Lois Gaston
Shirley Eckhardt
Robert Fay
Don Accurso
Thomas Mo
Desserts for Dieting Readers Offer Light Treats
A diet focused feature presents liquid diet based desserts and snacks. Recipes include TAFFY MINT COOLER STRAWBERRY POPS PINEAPPLE LIMP FIZZ BANANA APRICOT and SrichY POP STICKS using chocolate or vanilla liquid diet food with fruit and flavorings.
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Evening with Sune Richards tickets praised by Circle 10
The Churches Progress notes ticket sales for An Evening with Sune Richards by Circle 10 First Methodist Church. The program features Mrs Richards a noted artist photographer and minister. A pledge service was led by Mrs Sheppard assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune Richards
Circle 10
First Methodist Church
Richards
Joseph Sheppard
Fred Finney
Ed Trinkle
Jack Diefenbach
David Young
Dale Hewitt
Leonard Hamm
Louella Calvert
Asa Martin
Circle Three
WSCS
Fred Storks
Florence Street
Harold Morrison
Richard Byrum
Robert Finzel
James Rader
Ceremonial Held for Five Candidates at Lodges Shrine
Five candidates of Middle town Shrine 25 were initiated in a ceremonial last night at the Commercial Building. Officers led the rites for Jesse McIntosh JoAnn McIntosh Janis Blaine and Jewell Nickell. Committees assisted with refreshments and decorations. Mrs Cokey Jackson received a farewell gift before the shrine recesses for the Charity Circle and reconvenes in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Jesse McIntosh
JoAnn McIntosh
Janis Blaine
Jewell Nickell
Harry Lacey
Eleworth Crider
Jerdenia Amburgey
Russell Murphy
Verne Gose
Ruby Brum
Local Parents Welcome Newborns Across Franklin Area
Vital statistics column records births of five babies with details of parents and homes. Melvin Watts at 6545 Weidner Road Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. LeRoy Izor at 3419 Glencoe Avenue Carlisle a girl yesterday. Bob Hollon at 479 FE. Lamar Street Carlisle a girl yesterday. Jasper N Cassidy Middletown Route 2 a girl yesterday. Richard N Buell at 1720 Sheffield Street welcomed a boy yesterday. Alfred Riley at 2908 Stevens Avenue a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Watts
Weidner Road
Franklin
LeRoy Izor
Glencoe Ave
Bob Hollon
Lamar St
Carlisle
Jasper N. Cassidy
Middletown Rt. 2
Richard N. Buell
Sheffield St
Alfred Riley
Stevens Ave
Local Listings of Residents and Relatives
A compiled notice lists numerous individuals and family connections across several towns. Names include Anthony Micomonaco and Gregory Miller with their parental references, plus Mrs. Bacil Shrout, Mrs. Forrest Reeves, Mrs. Charles E. Cole, Bernard Gibbons, Mrs. Leo Hetzler, Mrs. Kenneth Bishop, Mrs. Nellie Williams, Marsha Harger, Mrs. Fred Foreman, Mrs. James H. Hogg, Paul Link, Mrs. Claude Creech, Mrs. Samuel Joerger, and Mrs. Thomas J. Cooney Sr. Locations cited span Trenton, Camden, Franklin, Ross Street, Union Road, Middletown, Armco Drive, Lafay ette Avenue, West Alexandria Road, and out of town references at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gibbons
Ross St
Leo Hetzler
Trenton
Kenneth Bishop
Union Road
Gregory Miller
James Miller
Curryer Road
Nellie Williams
Middletown
Marsha Harger
Martin Harger
Armco Drive
Fred Foreman
Shafer
James H. Hogg
Paul Link
Claude Creech
Lafayette Ave
Samuel Joerger
West Alexandria Road
Thomas J. Cooney Sr
Jewell Ave
Mercy
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N. J
Michael Smith
Largo
Fla
David Moore
Canton
Robert Vail
Cincinnati
Thomas Knotton
Zanesville
Jon Siedel
Douglas Brown
Miss Graff
First United Presyterian Church
Thompson
The
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
O'Brien
Grasshoppers’ Win
Rhodes
Laundromat
Tytus
Mgr
Albert Lucas
Brenda Siegfried
Robert Hutnik
Congress Inn
Manchester
Miss Baker
Ummer
Cutter Reg
H.P
Yankee RD
Joan O'Sullivan
Street
First Church of God
Gerald Fultz
Springboro
Cale Ledford
Eugene Middleton
Fultz
Don Pelky
Ronald Specht
Walter Wendt
Locust Lane
Greenfield
Greenticin
Tae
Chinom Bugs
Bowman
Anthony Micomonaco
Justin Micomonaco
Eaton Ave
Bacil Shrout
Camden
Forrest Reeves
Frank
Lin
Charles E. Cole
Tren
Route
Godane One
Wildlife Zoo
Grandma
Stage Coach Inn
Big Red
Disney
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