Miss Brockman to Wed Paul E Miller on April 7
Miss Charlotte Brockman of Sharonville and Paul E Miller of Monroe announce their engagement and upcoming marriage set for April 7 at Seven Dolors Church Monroe. Brockman is a Sharonville High School graduate and Miller is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and UD senior.
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James W. Brockman
Sharonville
Charlotte
Paul E. Miller
George W Miller
Monroe
Sharonville High School
Miller
Lemon-Monroe
University of Dayton
Seven Dolors Church
Maggie Truman Romance Buzz Probed by Times Newsman
In Zebulon North Carolina Margaret Truman and Daniel, a Time reporter, sparked talk of a romance as they visited the Daniels family. The two left Raleigh for New York City after meeting the editor of the Raleigh News and Observer and his family, with locals noting long friendship but no confirmation of a romance.
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New York Times
Daniel
Moscow
Foreign Desk
Miss Truman
New York City
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Truman Miss Truman
News and Observer
Zebulon
E. C. Daniel Sr
N.ca
E. C. Daniel Jr
Margaret Truman
Huge success at sixth annual antiques fair prize winners named
General Chairman Mrs Gilbert Sheard hailed the Salvation Army Auxiliary antiques fair as a huge success. A record crowd bought at the show described as the most successful yet by manager R. L. Miller. Flower show entries reached 34 with grand prize awarded to Mrs C C Clark Jr. by judges from five local garden clubs.
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Gilbert Sheard
Salvation Army Auxiliary
R. L. Miller
C. C. Clark Jr
John Anderson
Shovel and Hoe
Harvey Apple
Glenn Selby
Town and Country
E. C. Bake
Progressive
R. G. Adair
Middletown
Area Nursing Students Receive Caps at Two Hospitals
Miss Anita Elaine Brate of Middletown led a class of 57 from Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing Cin co receiving caps last week. Three area students Betty Ann Burnside and Bonnie Lou Burnside of Lebanon and Mary Ann Mann of Eaton also graduated. At Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Dayton a class of 65 included Middletown’s Carolyn Murphy and Helen Wier of Lebanon plus Patricia Brown of Waynesville.
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Middletown
Anita Elaine Brate
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing
Cinco
Betty Ann and
Bonnie Lou Burnside
Lebanon
Mary Ann Mann
Eaton
Good Sa Maritan Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Carolyn Murphy
Helen Wier
Patricia Brown
Waynesville
Miami University A Capella Singers Plan Cleveland Tour
The Miami University A Capella Singers led by George F Barron travel to Cleveland area Tuesday through Thursday for high school concerts in Rocky River Fairview Park and John Adams with additional Mansfield stop. Evening performances at Bay Village Presbyterian and Maple Heights Methodist follow. The group has performed at Cincinnati Art Museum with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and plans further Oxford appearances. Ray Conner of Hamilton noted as minister of music for Immanuel Baptist Church. Louise Hall of Middletown serves as vice president. Donna Dealing Manuel soprano soloist, based in New York New Hartford.
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Rocky River
Fairview Park
John Adams
Mansfield Enroute
Bay Village Presbyterian Church
Methodist Community Church
Maple Heights
Group of Selected Voices
Cincinnati Art Museum
Cincinati Symphony Orchestra
Miami
Oxford
Immanuel Baptist Church
Hamilton
Ray Conner
Louise Hall
Middletown
Donna Dealing Manuel
Methodist Church
New Hartford
N. Y
Travel Notes Return From Southern Vacation
Mrs. George B. Hutchinson and sons George II and John return to their Ken-sington Street home after visiting Mrs. Hutchinson's parents Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Christian in Elberton Georgia. They then spent a two week stay in Vero Beach Florida with Mr. Hutchinson joining them.
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George B. Hutchinson
George II
John
Kensington Street
Review of Doors Toward the Sunset at Circle One First Baptist
Mrs Owen Al baugh reviewed Doors Toward the Sunset as guest speaker at Circle One First Baptist Church. Mrs Edgar Pickelsimer hosted at her McKinley Street home with sixteen members and three guests attending. assisting hostess was Mrs Harley Hodson.
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Owen Albaugh
Circle One First Baptist Church
Edgar Pickelsimer
McKinley Street
Harley Hodson
Cotillion Spring Dance Plans Announced by Committee
Plans were set for Cotillion's spring dinner dance as the organizing committee led by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson met at their McKinley Street home. Harry Jack Walton's Dayton orchestra was chosen to perform for the May 19 event at the Manchester Hotel with committee members including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kramer, and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reed.
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Cotillion
J. E. Anderson
McKinley Street
Harry Jack Walton
Dayton
Manchester Hotel
Andersons
Richard Adams
Robert Freeman
Robert Kramer
James W. Reed
Community church meetings announced for Wednesday
Coming Events Schdombe Class of the First EUB Church will gather at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs R E Nickell 1816 Cherry St Pleasant Ridge EUB Church WSWS will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs William Comfort.
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Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
WSWS
Wiliam Comfort
Rabbi Warns of Arab Propaganda Spread in U S
Cincinnati audience hears Rabbi Charles E. Shulman say Arab league governments and Saudi Arabia are funding campaigns to spread anti Semitism via students in the United States. He alleges students in America from Arab countries study to disseminate propaganda and cites a New York PR firm hired to push anti Jewish sentiment.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Shulman
New York
America
Shulman
Cincinnati Jewish Welfare Fund
Saudi Arabia
United States
National Assn. of
Jewish Chaplains
U. S
Meeting Postponed by Dayton War Mothers Chapter
The district meeting of the American War Mothers at Memorial Hall Dayton has been postponed to next month. Mrs. Willie Pieratt, president of the Middlietown chapter, announced the change today.
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Memorial Hall
Dayton
Willie Pieratt
Middlietown
Pets Remain Best Friends Despite Living Together
In LaA LAWNDALE California Mrs Amy Kendig says her trio Dugan the cat Razma the white rat and Bouncy the dog are the best of friends. They share a plate and sleep in the same bed highlighting their unusual companionship.
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Lawndale
Calif
Amy Kendig
Dugan
Razma
Bouncy
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