March showers mark upcoming Fulmer Carberry wedding
The couple Bonnie Lynn Fulmer and Christopher Mark Carberry plan an April 5 wedding at St. John’s Church. A series of showers hosted by family and co workers occurred March 2, March 9, March 13 and March 19 at homes and First National Bank venues, culminating in a rehearsal dinner April 4 at Benjamin’s Restaurant. The Knights of Columbus Hall reception will be hosted by family members and friends.
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Bonnie Lynn Fulmer
Christopher Mark Carberry
Robert Lindsay
Teresa
Henry Avenue
First National Bank
Breiel Boulevard
Eddie Runnells
Mike Fulmer
Howard Schneider
Jack Myers
Dale Wendt
Fulmer
Century
Cathy Carberry
Russell Mikesell
James A. Carberry
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Benjamin's
Franklin Square
Donald R. Fulmer
Marcia Drive
Trenton
Carberry
St. John’s Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
Jerry Sorrell
Kathy Latham
Judy Kraft
Hamilton
Easter Program Told by Women’s Department
The Reorganized Church women presented an Easter program themed He Lives at the church last night. Mrs. Paul Barker chaired with committee members Mrs. Clemons Mynhier and Enz. Soloist Mrs. Lew Seidner. Plans were set for a rummage bake sale April 25 and a mother daughter banquet May 8 with respective chairs Mynhier and Dale Dickson.
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The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Paul Barker
Kenneth Clemons
Herbie Mynhier
Albert Enz
Lew Seidner
Mynhier
Dale Dickson
Tourist attractions in Ohio highlighted at FTTF film
Robert Watts of Ohio Bell presented The Wonderful World of Ohio to FTTF members, showcasing River Museum Marietta Kingwood Center Mansfield state parks and several Ohio fairs. He also noted telephone advances and future Central Avenue expansion while Mrs. Harold Cunningham led a meeting and memorial service for Mrs. J C Shhulz.
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Ohio
FTTF
Robert Watts
Marietta
Kingwood Center
Mansfield
Watts
Central Avenue
Harold Cunningham
R.A. Roof Sr
J.C. Shhulz
Initiation Scheduled by Assembly 68 Rainbow for Girls
Initiation ceremonies will be conducted tomorrow in a meeting of Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls led by Miss Carol Heinkel worthy adviser. The Mothers' Club will oversee the social hour following the meeting at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple N Main Street.
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Assembly 68
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Carol Heinkel
Mothers’ Club
Masonic Temple
N. Main Street
Brown's Run Ladies Day Duplicate Bridge Results
Duplicate results from Brown's Run Country Club ladies day duplicate bridge luncheon held yesterday at the clubhouse on Sleebig Road. Twelve members and guests participated. Top scoring pairs were Mrs Lars Larson with Mrs William Barnes, Mrs Paul Long with Mrs Warren Mann, and Mrs James Snyder with Mrs James Shull. Howell movement used at three tables. Next event set for April 3.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
Lars Larson
William Barnes
Paul Long
Warren Mann
James Snyder
James Shull
Howell
Wedding Rules for Journal Engagement and Marriage Notices
The Journal outlines eligibility and timing for engagement and marriage announcements. Requirements include post high school ages, minimum lead times for submissions, and photo rules. Restrictions exclude previously married women from engagement photos and limit post wedding submissions without pictures. Forms are available at the Women's Department or Journal switchboard.
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Women’s
Journal Switchboard
Rainbow Mothers Circle to Exhibit Easter Decor at Guild Show
The Rainbow Mothers Circle plans a booth with Easter decorations at the Arts and Crafts Guild show and sale in Middletown Mall. The booth is chaired by Mrs Kelson Combs. They also plan a Lincoln Masonic Lodge dinner on April 8 and discuss the Middletown Assembly Service Awards Banquet in April. Easter decorations by Rainbow girls and mothers will be delivered to Garden Manor Nursing Home today. Next meeting is April 16 at Mrs. Smith’s home.
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Rainbow Mothers Circle
Arts and Crafts Guild
Middletown
Ross Street
Stanley Gibson Jr
Kelson Combs
Lincoln Masonic Lodge
Sam Smith
Shiloh Club To Host Easter Egg Hunt March 29
The Middletown Shiloh Club will hold its annual Easter egg hunt March 29 at the Middletown Community Center at 3 p.m. Candy prizes will be awarded to every participant and four grand prize eggs will be given. Three age groups will compete: five and under, six to nine, and 10 to 12.
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Middletown Shiloh Club
Middletown Community Center
Oriental decor resurges in Western homes
The Oriental look returns to U.S. interiors, sparked by curiosity about Red China and a presidential trip. It emphasizes asymmetrical balance, neutral backdrops, celadon tones, bamboo or grass fabrics, woven wood blinds, and shoji screens, with teak and lacquered celadon accents to sustain a tranquil, Far Eastern-themed room.
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Adele Faulkner
Copley
China
Europe
Orient
Middletown Chapter War Mothers Visit Dayton VA Hospital
The Middletown Chapter American War Mothers will visit the Dayton VA Hospital today. Letters from hospital officials praising the group were read at the Legion Home meeting. A $25 donation for Operation Holidays supported VA patient family time, with booths planned at Middletown Mall May 29-31 and Trenton Bicentennial June 27-29. Next session is April 3.
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Middletown
Dayton VA
Legion Home
Charles Bolton
Middletown Mall
Trenton
Willers Open Reservations for Coterie Dance Club Event
Willers accept tiny reservations for Coterie Dance Club dinner dance Parasols and Pollywogs on April 19 at Ellis Country Club Hamilton Middletown Road. Bob Legg Orchestra to play. Reservations due April 12, announced by chairmen James and Mrs Pearce with committee members Spurlin Fogle Finney Miller Angiolini. Festivities begin 7 pm with dinner and dancing 9 pm to 1 am.
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Russell Willer
Coterie Dance Club
Ellis Country Club
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Bob Legg
James Pearce
Sam Spurlin
Robert Fogle
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Wonderful World of Ohio
N. University Blvd
Middletown, Ohio
Bankamericard
Tee
Check Journal
Shiloh
Pappagallo Garden
Appageo
Sugannes
Willers
Lomark
Tad
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