Ruthven to be Honored at AIM Wildlife Ball
John Ruthven and his wife Judy will be guests of honor at the Wildlife Ball on June 11 at the AIM Building 130 N Verity Parkway. Ruthven, a native Cincinnatian now living in Georgetown Ohio, is a wildlife artist whose early interest in animals led to painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruthvens
AIM
John Ruthven
Judy
Arts In
Middletown
N. Verity Parkway
Mr. Ruthven
AIM Ball
Johnson reunion and AIM Ball planned in Kentucky and Manchester
Area relatives invited to a Johnson family reunion at Malone Kentucky on May 29 with a 1 pm lunch and covered-dish bring. Art and ball events feature Ruthven works at The Hermitage and Ruthven Room, Great Auk painting trip to Iceland, and Beasts of Show costume judging at AIM Ball with Sounds Unlimited music and buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Johnson
Malone
Ruthven
Iceland
Oldtime Biscuits Recipe From Dear Cecily
Dear Mother Of One receives an updated biscuit recipe. Read through ingredients and steps including flour, baking powder, cream of tartar, salt, sugar, butter, and milk. The method covers mixing, cutting with a 2 inch cutter, baking at 450 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Middletown City Centre Plaza promotes fashion and community
City leaders present CITY CENTRE PLAZA and NORTH ENTRANCE at CITY CENTRE MART. The MS SHOP at 125 CITY CENTRE MART highlights Ladies and Junior Apparel, sportswear, and Shaheen Ltd occasion wear. Citizens are invited to share feedback and view services and fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eing
City Centre Mart
MS. Shop
City Centre Plaza
C. E. Greathouse
Dinner honors Miss Etts in Trenton Franklin area
Miss Mary L. Etts, New York piano teacher, was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Homer Weikel on Trenton Franklin Road. She is in town to judge National Guild of Piano auditions involving 167 pupils from 13 area teachers, with discussion on teaching methods and recital experiences after the dinner. Guests included Mrs. Devon Adams and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Etts
New York
Homer Weikel
Trenton-Franklin Road
Etts
National Guild of Piano
Devon Adams
Mary Sulfsted
Thurman McQuinn
Teresa Shockey
Shirley Halcomb
Rehearsal Dinners Ahead of May 14 Wedding
Eva Mae Lee and Randall Latimer plan a May 14 wedding with a rehearsal dinner Friday at the People's Place Social Center hosted by the Latimers. The bride's showers were held at the home of Christine Johnson on 14th Avenue and at the People's Place with other guests from Middletown Hospital. The couple, daughter of George and (illegible) Lee, will marry at Tried Stone Baptist Church at 5 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Mae Lee
Randall George Latimer
People’s Place
Frank Latimer
17Th Ave
Carl Berry
Arthur Jordan
Dorothy Lee
Emerson Sangster
Miss Lee
Middletown Hospital
West Carrollton
George Lee
Mossman Road
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Members Honored
A May breakfast in the Village Fast party room celebrated Omicron Chapter activities. Executive board members served as hostesses and officers and chairmen were recognized for service. Mrs. Ed Morrow received honors for presenting the best program. Attendance awards went to Mrs. Heidenreich, Mrs. Morrow, and Mrs. Shannon. Plans for a June family picnic at Armco Park were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Ed Morrow
Jerry Heidenreich
Morrow
Mike Shannon
Armco Park
Godseys honored at 25th wedding anniversary party
Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Godsey of 7167 Hetzler Road were guests of honor Saturday at the AC Club in Amanda celebrating their 25th anniversary. They wed May 11, 1952 in Indiana and have four children and one grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbert Godsey
Hetzler Road
AC Club
Amanda
Indiana
Middletown
Godsey
Armco Steel Corp
Rick Ellen Smith
Carmody Boulevard
Leroy Godsey
Trenton
Cathy
Daryl
Journal Wedding Announcement Rules and Requirements
Public notice outlines engagement and marriage publication rules. Eligibility covers age education status and prior marriages. Submissions must meet timing and photo rules, with forms available at the Women’s Department or Journal switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s
Journal Switchboard
Time to move out
Column questions society's fatigue with sexuality topics from sex education to censorship. The writer discounts sensationalist debates on homosexuality female liberation teen sex and partner swapping while lamenting loss of meaningful love and mature discussion.
Bidwell Walter Nuptials Set At St Marys Church
Miss Marianne Kathleen Bidwell and Anthony Ryan Walter will wed on June 11 at 2 pm at St Marys Church with a reception to follow at Brown's Run Country Club. Attendants include Miss Margot Fisher and Mrs. Mark Breneman as maid and matron of honor. bridesmaids Miss Kathleen Bidwell and others. Best man is Terry Snyder. ushers listed from Wooster, Chicago, Germantown, and beyond.
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Marianne Kathleen Bidwell
Anthony Ryan Walter
Margot Fisher
Akron
Mark Brenneman
New Brunswick
N.J
Kathleen Bidwell
Jaye Cassetti
Chicago
Ellen Dupps
Germantown
Jenny Ramey
Monroe
Arthur
Martin Bidwell
Christopher Moore
San
Brown's Run Country Club
Native Romanian speaker to address church banquet
A naturalized U.S. citizen from Ortisoara Romania will speak at the United Methodist Women mother-daughter banquet at Union Chapel United Methodist Church on Keister Road at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. She will discuss What America Means to Me, sharing her journey from Romania to the United States in 1947 and her family’s service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Methodist Women
Union Chapel United Methodist Church
Keister Road
Eric
Melinda) Zwertschek
Cincinnati
America
Ortisoara
Romania
Zwertschek
U.S
Patton
Michael
Spring Fling Salad Luncheon Style Show At Center
Tickets for the Women’s Center event tomorrow are $2.75 and available from Mrs. Don Carey or Women’s Center board members. The luncheon at noon features Sue Anns Fashions and Tina’s Pagoda styling with post luncheon card games. Mrs. Maurice Rohrkemper serves as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Center
Don Carey
Women's Center Board
Sue Anns
Tina
Maurice Rohrkemper
Cincinnati Alpha Chi Omega in 53rd Mother's Day Sing
Local coeds from the University of Cincinnati Alpha Chi Omega chapter participated in the 53rd annual Mother's Day Sing. The group won the competition for the fifth straight year and received the Panhellenic Council Sisterhood Award for inter-sorority and campus contributions. Members include Ann Schuler of 4400 Karen Drive and Geralyn Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curtis of 2908 Ausmar Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ann Schuler
Geralyn Curtis
University of Cincinnati
Alpha Chi Omega
UC Chapter
Panhellenic Council Sisterhood
Miss Schuler
Thomas Schuler
Karen Drive
Miss Curtis
Gerald Curtis
Ausmar Court
Guest speaker Ruth Wilson to address Friday breakfast
The Women’s Association of the First United Presbyterian Church will host a Friday breakfast with Ruth Wilson speaking about Bible teaching in Sudan North Africa. The event starts at 9 30 a m in the fellowship hall with Mrs William Crawford playing the offertory and circle four as hostesses. Reservations and nursery service details are available through Mrs David Kash by noon Wednesday with a cent charge for non circle members. An executive board meeting follows at 10 am Wednesday.
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Sudan
Women’s Association of the First United Presbyterian Church
Ruth Wilson
North Africa
Fellowship Hall
William Crawford
Circle Four
David Kash
Coterie Dance Planned in Hamilton by Middletown Group
Middletown Coterie steering committee met at the Hurst home to plan a July 16 dance at the K of C Hall Hamilton with The Internationals providing music. Dance committee members will be named later. The Hursts will serve as advisers for the event.
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Middletown
Coterie Steerin Committee
Arnold Hurst
Wilshire Drive
Hamilton
Hursts
Legion Auxiliary 218 to elect officers at Wednesday meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary 218 will hold a meeting at the legion home on Wednesday starting at 6 30 p.m. A covered dish dinner will precede or follow the session as part of the event.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Madison Stable Mates 4-H Club Meeting and Plans
The Madison Stable Mates 4-H Club will meet tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Sturgis on Kalb Fleisch Road. The club schedules a horse show Saturday at 1 p m and a trip to the Cincinnati Zoo Sunday. Members should meet at Edgewood High School at 10 a m for the zoo visit.
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Madison
4-H
Gary Sturgis
Kalbfleisch Road
Cincinnati Zoo
Edgewood High School
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Ruthvens
H. O. Finkelman
Chardelle Weber
William Verity
Veritys
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Sam MacMullan
Lawrence H. Linder
Richard Wilson
Cecily Brownstone
AP Food
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Shaheen, Ltd
Miss Etts
Christine Johnson
14Th Avenue
God
Renta
Union Sanitary Eternal Ave
Grand Ave
Pioneer Center
Godseys
Los Angeles Times
Check Journal
Jane Glenn Haas
Copley News Service
Anita Bryant
Erica John
Abbery
New York City
Journal
Clough Valley
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard Kuhn
James Brown
Eugene Brown
Evelyn Bolling
Harry Brown
Inza Stone
Melinda Zwertschek
Independent Insurance
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