BPW Marks Half Century With Anniversary Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club observes its 50th anniversary with a Tuesday dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Women's Center. Organized in May 1923 with Cincinnati BPW as sponsor, the event includes new officers installation and initiation of five new members.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Women’s Center
Cincinnati Bpw Club
Lloyd Miller
Arthur Sidwell
Robert Bell
Curtis Peck Jr
Harold Semple
Aberdeen couple reports Swiss bar tour highlights
Judge and Mrs. Fred B. Cramer of Aberdeen Drive returned from an Ohio Bar tour to Switzerland. They spent four days in Zurich and enjoyed a bus tour to Lucerne Interlaken and Montreux with a Geneva to Columbus return flight.
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Fred B. Cramer
Aberdeen Drive
Ohio
Switzerland
Zurich
Lucerne
Interlaken
Montreux
Geneva
Columbus
Odrinex Plan Promises Fat Loss Guarantee
Advertises a tiny tablet weight loss plan claiming 14 years of use and nationwide success. Guarantees money back if ugly fat is not lost, with pricing at 3.25 for standard and 5.25 for economy size. No drugs or dieting required and no special exercise. Sold with a guarantee by various sellers.
May 23 party to fete pledges Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi
Eleven pledges were introduced at a Civic Association meeting for Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority. Initiation will occur May 23 at the Womens Center with Mrs. Edward Tancock in charge. President James Dumford announced $3,413.90 donated to charities and 2,696 civic hours. A cookbook sale and a June 27 family picnic were also planned.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Civic Association
Adam Cristo
Michael Crooke
Thomas Hale
George Homan
Douglas Moore
R. E. Muzzarelli
Thomas
Russell Pence
N. Elmer Dr
Soroptimist free hearing screenings reach 95 preschoolers
Sixty percent through final testing stage, 95 preschoolers ages 3 to 5 have been screened in Middletown. The last testing clinic tomorrow at Verity Hall runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a final re testing session on Saturday May 19 at the same time and location. Mrs John Mills chaired the project at the May dinner meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn where officers were announced. Officers named include Mrs Ray Bunnell president Mrs Alwilda Metzger vice president Mrs Tony Tenore treasurer Mrs Ralph Curtis recording secretary Mrs Edward Knox corresponding secretary Miss Margaret Waczula delegate and Mrs Dean Stouten borough alternate delegate. Metzger also reported on the Midwestern Regional Conference in Louisville. Guest speaker David Clark outlined plans for the downtown mall as City Community Development planner.
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Middletown
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
John Mills
Manchester Motor Inn
Maryes Mauer
Ray Bunnell
Alwilda Metzger
Tony Tenore
Ralph Curtis
Edward Knox
Margaret Waczula
Dean _ Stoutenborough
Betrothal announced for Miss Margaret Giel and Kenyon E. Crouch
Announcement of engagement between Miss Margaret Giel of Chagrin Falls and Kenyon E. Crouch of Delhi. Crouch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crouch, will graduate from Kent State University in June. the couple plans a wedding at the Federated Church of Chagrin Falls on August 25.
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Margaret Giel
Kenyon E. Crouch
Henry Crouch
Delhi
N.Y
Walter Giel
Chagrin Falls
Kent State University
Crouch
KSU
John McCall
Germantown
Federated Church of
Hunter Johnson engagement announced in Middletown
Mr and Mrs Lenon Hunter announce the engagement of their daughter Chris to Michael Ray Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Simon Johnson. The bride elect is a Middletown High School alumna and a student at the University of Cincinnati. The groom is a Armco Steel Corp employee. No wedding date set.
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Lenon Hunter
Prospect Ave
Chris
Michael Ray Johnson
Simon Johnson
Lind St
Middletown High School
Bride Elect
The
University of Cincinnati
Armco Steel Corp
Recitals Slated at Women's Center in 1972 73 Season Finale
The Ohio Music Teachers Association plans its final 1972 73 season recital at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Women's Center honoring senior students. List includes Adrianne Powell Dawn Malarkey Judy Dickerson Emily Frazer plus others and Mrs Glenn is recital chairman. Twenty eight piano students of Mrs Adams perform at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the same venue with names listed.
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Ohio Music Teachers Association
Women's Center
Adrianne Powell
Marianne Clinton
Dawn Malarkey
John M. Glenn
Judy Dickerson
Emily Frazer
Homer Weikel
Laurie Wenzel
Mary Banker
Harold Conn
Robyn Switzer
Linda Mays
Gerald Squire
Elisabeth Gelwick
Andrew Szabo
Lynne Mack
V. C. Thompson
Jill Green
Susan Ammentorp
E. H. McCandlish
Faith Price
Irene Journelle Price
Virginia Bendell
Paul Ruth
Valerie Reedy
Jan Poirier
Keith Newcomb
Wilhelmina McLane
Ed West
William Kinney
Glenn
Squire
McCandlish
Devon Adams
Mrs. Adams
Thomas Harsh
Leah Pelfrey
Kelly Kamrath
David Pelfrey
Sharon Grass
Kipp Coddington
Noreta Koch
Jamie Jones
Mary Helen Shetter
Dana McDaniel
Amy Hamilton
Shirley Tolson
Patty Hawkins
Jane Finney
Stephanie Swanson
Jennifer Minck
Polly
New Omega Alpha Chapter Names New Committee Chairs
The Omega Alpha Exempler Preceptor Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority announced new committee chairs at a meeting hosted by Mrs Williams on McKinley Street. Chairs include Mrs Joseph Alexander flowers and Mrs James Ronto hearts with others covering different roles. Gerald Schneider Hamilton County chief psychologist spoke on aging, and the next social will be May 22 at the Alex Continental Inn in Miamisburg.
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Omega Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Joseph Alexander
Sigma Sisters
James_ Ronto
Donald Cox
Hearts
James Conrad
Ways and Means
Les Mills
Harvey Sutton
Ben Swartz
Perry Thatcher
Charles Williams
Hamilton County
Gerald Schneider
Ellis Morris Nuptials Held at Christ United Methodist Church
Miss Brenda Lou Ellis and Frank Raymond Morris exchanged vows May 4 at Christ United Methodist Church with Rev. Roger Ashley officiating. Attendants included Terry Cook and ringbearer Sherry Ellis. Mrs. Morris, a Middletown High School graduate, works at Mt. Pleasant Home in Monroe. Morris, a Lemon Monroe High School alumnus, served in the military two years and works at Water Refining Co. Inc. They will reside at 207 N Grimes St after a brief honeymoon.
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Brenda Lou Ellis
Paul Ellis
N. Grimes St
Frank Raymond Morris
Roger Ashley
Christ United Methodist Church
Terry Cook
Sherry Ellis
Morris
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe
Water Refining Co. Inc
John Morris
English Rose Bride Rites Spark June Weddings Trend
English brides favor roses as the bridal flower reflecting a long held affection for roses in June weddings the traditional month of roses.
Local names listed for community group roster
A series of personal names including Kim Dennis, Tammy Duff, Julie Snelling, Lisa Bowling, Becky Dennis, Mary Frances Fisher, Leanne Stephens, Jane Buckley, Tom Tolson, Diane Finney and April Loveless are identified as members of a community organization roster. No additional context provided.
Bridge duos share top at Armco Duplicate Club session
Juri Kolts and Brad Hoover tied with Paul Smith and Larry Mulligan for first place in the Armco Duplicate Bridge Club session held in the General Office cafeteria. Runners-up were Mrs. Howard Wikoff with Mrs. C M Woodruff and Mrs. M L Johnston with Mrs. Sidney Yager. Next session at 7 30 p m May 22.
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Juri Kolts
Brad Hoover
Paul Smith
Larry Mulligan
Armco
General Office
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Woodruff
M. L. Johnston
Sidney Yager
Federation Officers Honored At Midstown Club Dinner
Mrs. Fred SennetNamed president of the Middletown Area Federation of Women's Clubs announced her board: Mrs Richard Capozzi program Mrs Clarence Strassburger legislative Mrs John Sticklen hospital Mrs Maurice Rohrkemper special events Mrs C C Clark community chest Mrs Clarence Hollon calendar Miss Mary Mauer parliamentarian Mrs Charles Best inter club relations Mrs Paul Gillen safety Mrs Gary Beiser membership and Mrs Fred Ziegler publicity. Outgoing president Miss Mauer received a gold charm for two years of service at the Barnitz Bank dinner venue.
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Fred Sennet
Middletown Area
Clark
Community Chest
Clarence Hollon
Mary Mauer
Charles Best
Paul Gillen
Gary Beiser
Fred Ziegler
Barnitz Bank
Breiel
Roosevelt
Mauer
Style show highlights banquet for church mothers and daughters
A summer style show highlighted the annual mother-daughter banquet of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Modeling fashions from McAlpin's were presented by Mrs. Tom Lewis and others. A musical program was performed by Judy Dickerson and several others. Hostesses included Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Dickerson among others.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
McAlpin’s
Tom Lewis
Marvin Thomas
al Enz
Frank Barker
Joyn Lintz
Herb Mynhier
Robert Sixt
Suzanne Nemckc
Joni Current
Jenny Enz
Melanie Barker
Judy Dickerson
Lisa Enz
Stephanie Swanson
Vickie Downs
Pam
Tom Kilmer
Paul Barker
Robert Dickerson
Dallas South
Jack Current
Dinner Concludes Midl town Music Club Year
Members of the Middletown Music Club closed their 1972 73 calendar year with a dinner at Bill Knapp s Restaurant. Mrs J C Lockmeyer gave a talk on Peter Tchaikovsky s life and Miss Mary Sulfsted reported on the Midl town Federation of Women s Clubs projects. Mrs Devon Adams chaired the event with hostesses Mrs Paul Bishop Mrs Gerald Squire Mrs Homer Weikel and Mrs Don Wolford. Memo Beyer piano audition judge attended as a guest.
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Middletown Music Club
Bill Knapp
J. C. Lockmeyer
Peter Tchaikovsky
Mary Sulfsted
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Devon Adams
Paul Bishop
Gerald Squire
Homer Weikel
Don Wolford
Memo Beyer
Homemakers elect officers and plan charitable support
Mrs. Peter Balzer was elected president of the Official Homemakers Board at a meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. New officers include Mrs. Harold McCune vice president, Mrs. James Schluter secretary, and Mrs. John Newby treasurer. The group voted to support Doty House and the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children for three years and to provide 10 circus tickets for fundraising.
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Peter Balzer
Homemakers
First National Bank
University Boulevard
Charles Praeger
Carolyn Balzer
Middletown Area
Harold McCune
James Schluter
John Newby
Doty House
Middletown
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Midway Lodge
Chautauqua
Concert at Monroe High Tonight Features Band and Choir
Monroe High School stages a spring concert at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The program spans classics pops rock and blues with tickets 125 for adults and 1 for students.
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Monroe High
Lemon-Monroe_ High School
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