Sue Harris busiest community leader in Middletown
The Middletown woman, 40, manages Irvings Shop, chairs this year’s Charity Ball, and ends a two year term as president of the Hospital Auxiliary. She serves on the Chamber of Commerce board, volunteers in the ER, and commits to Civic groups, church, and charity efforts while balancing family duties and calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Harris
Middletown Area
Chamber of Commerce
Sue
Harold McKramer
Center
Chamber
Wilbur Cohen
Nancy Vorhis
Ronald Drive
Irvings
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Hospital Auxiliary
Civic Association
Middletown Boosters Club
Middletown Shopping Center Merchants Association
Bob Harris
Champion International
Hamilton
YMCA
Jelly Side Down Causes Nationwide Disappearances
Nancy Stahl presents a satirical column about a humorous wave of mothers vanishing after errands such as shampoo and bread shopping. The piece imagines cryptic farewell notes and absurd household misplacements as a comic exaggeration.
Joy Lynn Willoughby to Wed Thomas Calhoun May 11 at Miami University
Joy Lynn Willoughby and Thomas Calhoun plan to marry May 11 at Sesquicentennial Chapel on the Miami University Oxford campus. Attendants include maid of honor Janie Willoughby and junior bridesmaids Debbie Willoughby and Kathy Patterson. Best man will be Jim Willoughby with ushers Eddie Patterson and John Willoughby. Reception to follow at the Congress Inn Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Oxford
Janie Willoughby
Debbie Willoughby
Kathy Patterson
Merle Dean
Pensacola, Fla
Troy Calhoun
Ben Harrison Street
Jim Willoughby
Eddie Patterson
John Willoughby
Miss Willoughby
Orville Willoughby
Tremont Court
Calhoun
Congress Inn
Monroe
Tony Madaffari
Glenn Anspach
Jean Snelling
Hogans to observe 90th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J W Hogan of 1019 Auburn Street celebrate their golden wedding with an open house at the Grand Avenue Church of God Youth Center from 2 to 5 p m Sunday. Married April 21 1923 in Jackson County Kentucky they have lived here since. Mr Hogan retired from the National Cash Register Co Dayton in 1960. Their children include Norma Back Sanford Hogan Anna Hounshell Cheryl Gillespie and Lelia Weishampel deceased. Fourteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren comprise the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Hogan
Auburn St
Grand Avenue
Church of God
Hogans
Jackson County
Hogan
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Nelson
Norma) Back
Sanford Hogan
Arthur
Anna) Hounshell
Gene
Cheryl) Gillespie
Lelia Weishampel
Banquet Planned By Eagles Auxiliary Leader
Mrs. Arlie Ratliff chairs the annual mother daughter banquet of the Ladies Auxiliary Eagles FOE 528. A covered dish dinner begins tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Eagles Lodge on Central Avenue with aides Mrs Woodward Mrs Stacy Miss Easter and Mrs William Hill assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Ratliff
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles Foe
Eagles Lodge
Central Avenue
Ratliff
Robert Woodward
Clayton Stacy
Darlene Easter
William Hill
Odrinex Plan Promises Weight Loss Guarantee
A national advertising pitch touts the Odrinex Plan as a safe tablet for fat loss with no drugs or dieting. It claims 14 years of use and a money back guarantee if weight loss fails, pricing at $3.25 for standard and $5.25 for economy, with refunds offered without questions.
Homemakers to Elect Officers at May Meeting and Banquet
The Official Homemakers Board meets May 10 at 8 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room to elect officers and plan the spring banquet. Officers will be installed at the event and a charity report on Doty House will be heard. The 10 Homemakers Circles host the 26th annual Spring Banquet May 17 at Midway Lodge with an Olympic theme and a Middletown YMCA gymnastic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Praeger
Harkie Street
First National Bank
University Boulevard
Doty House
Midway Lodge
Chautauqua
John Young
Middletown
Middletown Soroptimists Attend 66th Regional Conference
Four members of the Soroptimist Club of Middletown attended the 66th annual Soroptimist Federation of America Midwestern Regional Spring Conference in Louisville from April 27 to 29. Local attendees included Mrs. Dean Stouten borough, Mrs. Kenneth Metzger, Mrs. John Mills, and Miss Margaret Waczula. Keynote speaker Mary Gianotti of El Cerrito, Calif., vice president of the federation, presented the theme Spearhead of Service. The Youth Citizenship award went to Larry Minter of Oregon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist Club of
Middletown
Soroptimist Federation of America
Louisville
Dean _ Stoutenborough
Kenneth Metzger
John Mills
Margaret Waczula
Mary Gianotti
el Cerrito
Calif
Soroptimist Federation of America, Inc
Larry Minter
Oregon
Ohio
Sorpsis Club to elect officers at May luncheon
Sorpsis Club members will elect officers for the coming year at a luncheon meeting next Tuesday May 8 at 1 p.m. at Brown's Run Country Club. Reservations can be made through Thursday by calling Mrs H L Torstveit at 424-2619.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorpsis Club
Brown’s Run Country Club
H.L. Torstveit
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First United Presbyterian Church
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Bob
Harrises
Pam
Middletown High School
Jim
University of Illinois
Telecare
Joyce Gustin
Nancy Stahl
Tommy
Cubs
Howie Sherman
Billy
Grace
Karen
Fred Flintstone
Carol
U.S
Miss Joy Lynn Willoughby
Thomas Calhoun
David Schul
Willoughby
David Margerum
Brell Drive
Manchester & Clinton
Franklin
S. Breiel
Manchester
Clinton
E. State St
Trenton
E. 6Th St
Mrs
J. W. Hogan
Homemakers
Soroptimist Conference
By the Bridge
Trenton Shopping Center
Ane
David Smith
Plaza Middletown
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