Engagement announced for Peggy Huening and Michael Miller
The engagement of Peggy Huening to Michael Miller is announced by her parents Harold W. Huening and Mrs. Huening of 5883 Kyles Station Road Middletown. Both graduates of Lakota High School. Huening works as a key punch operator for Butler County Water and Sewer Department in Hamilton. Miller is employed by Armco Steel Corp. Wedding planned for May 25 at Seven Dolors Church in Monroe.
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Peggy Huening
Michael Miller
Lawrence Miller
Maud- Hughes Road
Middletown
Harold W. Huening
Kyles Station Road
Lakota High School
Miss Huening
Butler County Water & Sewer Department
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corp
Seven Dolors Church
Monroe
Smiling Grandmothers Club Plans March 20 Card Party
In a recent meeting the Smiling Grandmothers Club 740 finalized a card party for March 20 at 7 30 at the Women s Center. Tickets are available in advance from Mrs Emilie Wright or at the door. The club also discussed a May 20 luncheon at Dayton YMCA and the Phoenix Arizona convention in October. Mrs Nick Vitori attended as a guest with hostesses Mrs Eva Phillips and Mrs Helen Shane.
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Smiling Grandmothers Club
Women’s Center
Emilie Wright
Dayton
Henrietta Clark
Nick Vitori
Eva Phillips
Helen Shane
Area woman begins 97th year in Springboro
Mrs. Clara Eckhart, oldest resident of Springboro, turned 97 on March 10 and celebrated with family. Hosts were daughter-in-law Gladys Eckhart and granddaughter Gwen Eckhart of Bringboro. She has lived with Gladys Eckhart for 25 years and has a Dayton-based family including son Richard and daughter Mrs. Harry Mooradian.
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Clara Eckhart
Springboro
Harry
Gladys) Eckhart
Gwen Eckhart
West Market Street
Bringboro
Harry Eckhart
Richard Eckhart
Harry Mooradian
Dayton
Russell
Omicron XI Elects Officers and Schedules Bake Sales
Members of Omicron XI Chapter Beta Sigma Phi elected Mrs Wayne Terry president at a meeting at Mrs Hugh Wilders home. Other officers include Mrs Nelson Bailey first vice president Mrs John Wetzel second vice president Mrs Timothy Short treasurer Mrs Robert Braun recording secretary Mrs Wilder corresponding secretary and Mrs John Margerum and Mrs Terry Shaftner delegates. Bake sales planned for March 15 at Rinks and March 24 at the Margerum home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron XI
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wayne Terry
Hugh Wilder
Nelson Bailey
John Wetzel
Timothy Short
Robert Braun
Wilder
John Margerum
Terry Shaftner
BSP
Doll Club Members Make Convention Favors
Members of the Greater Miami Valley Doll Club crafted convention favors during a meeting at the First National Bank last night. Nancy Stahl accompanied the effort within the group.
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Greater
Miami Valley
First National Bank
Planter Cadillac and the gasoline shortage satire
The piece notes a Cadillac planter on Breiel Boulevard and describes library doll displays in Middletown and Franklin. It mocks fuel shortages by imagining discarded Cadillacs repurposed as huge planters and predicts garages becoming mausoleums amid rising real estate oddities.
Phi Beta Psi Mu Chapter plans Ohio State Convention and events
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority met at Civic Association to review past and future projects. Plans include the Ohio State Convention May 4-5 in Van Wert, attendance by founder Edith Wolf, fundraising dances, Bridge Round-Robin through May, Bowl-Down for Cancer March 31 to April 6, and a champagne dessert April 16 at Brown's Run Country Club to aid Arts in Middletown. The group also approved a $50 donation for a van for local seniors.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
The
Civic Association
Ohio
van Wert
Edith Wolf
Phi Beta Psi
Columbus
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Gary Getter
N.J. Downing Jr
Brown’s Run Country Club
ACO alumnae plan Middletown sorority chapter meeting
Middletown area Alpha Chi Omega alumnae will meet on Tuesday March 26 at 7 30 p m to draft a charter establishing an organized chapter of the national sorority. Hostess Miss Helen Stevens will entertain at 5 Gardner Place. Call Mrs Eisenmann at 424 3370 to attend if not contacted.
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Middletown Area
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Helen Stevens
R. D. Stevens Jr
Gardner Place
John Eisenmann
Chapter Adds Seven Members to Omicron Sorority
Seven new members were installed in the Omicron Sorority during the jewels ceremony at Mrs. Jim Lytle’s Franklin home. A Kinney's Restaurant dinner followed. Chapter officers will be elected Monday at Mrs. Carl Shannon’s home in Trenton.
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Richard Benz
Gary Carpenter
Tom Clark
Jim Laren
Dave Shadoan
William Shula
Dick Shultz
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jim Lytle
Franklin
Kinney
Carl Shannon
Trenton
Rally to mark 46th annual District 15 Daughters of America
The Miami council will host the 46th annual District 15 rally at 10 a.m. on March 23 in the Daughters of America Hall at 2114 Oxford State Road. Mrs. George Richter will lead the program with the motto Proud of Our Past and Focus on the Future. District officers will be installed and new candidates initiated. Luncheon reservations via Mrs. Ray Gerard at 424-0737 until Monday. No tickets sold at the rally.
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Miami Council
Daughters of America
D of A
Oxford State Road
George Richter
Ray Gerard
Middletown Assembly 68 Rainbow Girls Breakfast Meeting
The Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at 9 a.m. tomorrow for a breakfast at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street. Miss Diane Finney leads as plans are made for baked goods and Easter eggs sales with Pennie Lewis and Debbie Smith handling refreshments and setup.
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Middletown
Order of Rainbow
Diane Finney
Masonic Temple
N. Main Street
Pennie Lewis
Debbie Smith
Nixon lauds Irish wit in St Patrick message
President Nixon delivers his annual St Patrick's Day message praising Irish wit warmth and charm for enriching American literature music and politics. He notes the influence of Irish heritage on culture and public life. The remarks stress shared values and friendship between nations.
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Washington
Nixon
Tote shoppers embrace the shopping bag trend in new designs
The piece notes declining paper bag supply at supermarkets and the rise of reusable bags. It highlights designers Morris Moskowitz and Pat Breen creating larger tote style bags, evolving from an auxiliary handbag to a practical shopping bag for groceries and various purchases. A mid western market offers discounts for customers who bring their own bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Moskowitz
Sho x
Pat Breen
Mr. Moskowitz
Patrice Munsel to headline Town Hall in Dayton series
Opera star Patrice Munsel replaces Sir Rudolph Bing at Memorial Hall in Dayton for the Junior League Town Hall events on March 21 and 22. Her program From Grand Opera to Baroque Rock will feature an assisting pianist with Munsel’s concert career highlighted by television, Broadway and Met achievements.
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Patrice Munsel
Sir Rudolph Bing
Memorial Hall
Rudolph Bing
Dayton
Miss Munsel
TOPS 727 Announces New Officers In Church Meeting
New TOPS 727 officers Julie Deel leads with Sue Russell as co leader Joanne McGill serves as secretary and Freda McClanahan as treasurer Meetings are open to interested attendees each Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops 727
Julie Deel
Sue Russell
Joanne McGill
Freda McClanahan
Church of the Ascension
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Greater Middletown
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Euclid St
Middletown, D
Nancy Stahl
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Breiel Boulevard
Wallace Pergram
Germantown
George Mehl
Versa Whitt
Linda Coram
Department of General Foods
United Fruit Growers Association
Arts
Michael Long
William Uhl
Downing
Clark Street
U.S. Pot
Los Angeles Times
Met
Philline
Sweden
Jenny Lind
Abc-Tv
State Theatre
Lincoln Center
New York
Kate
South Pacific
the Sound of Music
Tops News
Gregory
N.Y. Cut
Central Ave
DraperyTalk
CarpeTalk
Central Avenue
Don Mendenhart
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