Five vie for May Festival queen in local contest
Five candidates including a Middletonian were nominated for queen of the second annual May Festival sponsored by Ahepa Chapter 209 and Daughters of Penelope Chapter 100. The event May 20 runs 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Manchester Inn with Diane Rigas leading Ahepa 209, Mary Skulas, Katherine Anna Axiotes, and Kathy Zois among the others.
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Order of Ahepa
Chrysa Chapter
Penelope
Manchester Inn
Ahepa Chapter 209
Diane Rigas
George Rigas
Beatrice Drive
Miami University
Middletown
Mary Skulas
Moundsville
W. Va
Ahepa
Wheeling
Katherine Anna Axiotes
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Kathy Zois
Area pair to marry July 7
Mr and Mrs Daniel Bishop announce the engagement of their daughter Cassandra Lynn to Michael Stephen Deaton of Franklin. Cassandra has completed graduation requirements at Franklin High School. An open church wedding is planned July 7 at Red Lion Methodist Church Dayton. The event features Ahepa 113 and Daughters of Penelope 111. Festival open to the public.
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Daniel
Ohio
Franklin
Cassandra Lynn
Michael Stephen Deaton
Village East Apartments
Miss Deaton
Franklin High School
Elizabeth Deaton
Springboro
Tommy Deaton
Bowling Green
Springboro High School
Red Lion Methodist Church
Miss Ober and Scott Warman Wed in Village Drive Ceremony
Miss Donna Ober of 3686 Village Drive and Scott B Warman of 2105 Tullis Drive wed yesterday afternoon at this location. A reception followed at Brown's Run Country Club. Attending were the bride's sister Mrs. James Faulkner and the groom's brother James Warman. The couple plan to reside on Village Drive.
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Donna Ober
Village Drive
Scott B Warman
Tullis Drive
Brown's Run Country Club
James Faulkner
James Warman
Donald Ober
Germantown Road
Madison High School
Bellefonte Insurance
Bellefonte
Middletown High School
Miami University
Dan C Boone
William Warman
Holly Drive
Local Club Events List for Coming Week in Hamilton Area
Community groups schedule meetings and activities across Hamilton and nearby towns. Viola Rebekah Lodge and Bethel 75 host evening sessions at local temples, while TOPS and Weight Watchers hold morning and evening weigh ins at varied venues. Other organizations meet at churches, temples, and community centers, including Masonic and Daughters of America chapters, and the Union Chapel United National Council of Jewish Women.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Bethel
International Order of Job's Daughters
Masonic Temple
Conway Diet Institute
Christ United Methodist Church
Tops Club
John St
Trenton
Weight Watchers
Howard Johnson's
Overeaters Anonymous
First United Presbyterian Church
la Leche League
John Slamka
Primrose Lane
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Faith United Methodist Church
Butler County Bar Association
Dan Connaughton
Fairway Drive
Hamilton
Middletown
Business & Professional Women's Club
Women’s Center
Zion Lutheran Church
Church of the Ascension
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
D of A Hall
Union Chapel United Methodist Church
National Council of Jewish Women
Temple Beth Sholom
Mothers different from other women
Dear Ann Landers, Wanda Beal’s essay on Mothers Day celebrates mothers as unique figures. A Honolulu mother named Dorothy inspires reflections on motherhood’s imperfect, loving nature, noting baked cakes with many helpers, lingering sour milk scents, safety pin holes, and small daily quirks that set mothers apart.
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Ann Landers
Wanda Beal
Dorothy
Honolulu
Hon
Junior
A Mother’s Quiet Strength and Celestial Reward
A reflective prose piece celebrates mothers who shield children from loss and hurt. It contrasts a mother’s versatile tears and steady care with scenes of family life, chores, and small acts like saving candy for children, ending with a moral about heavenly praise for a well cared-for family.
Local girl in recital at Peabody in Baltimore
Miss Cathy Nardiello of Thorny Acres Maryland gave a piano voice recital Friday evening in Leakin Hall at the Peabody Music Conservatory Baltimore. A piano and organ major she played Beethoven Sonata Opus 31 No 2 Tempest 1802 under Julio Esteban.
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Cathy Nardiello
Ot Franklin
Leakin Hall
Peabody Music Conservatory
Baltimore
Miss Nardiello
Ludwig van Beethoven
Jerry Nardiello
Thorny Acres
Julio Esteban
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Loula Michaelides
Dayton
Dayton Ahepa
Laula Michaelides
Columbus
Buckeye Union Insurance Co
Buckeye District 11
West Virginia
Kentucky
Thomas J. Kucer
Jim Gryparis
Tyke
Mr. Warman
Frenklin
Rte. 73
Pranklin Square
Olde Towne Community Room
FTTF
Eaton Manor
First Christian Church
Butler County Auto Club
Alaska
Glacier Bay
Inside Passage
Veendam
Mt McKiney National Park
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Sitka
Juneau
Miriam & Vernon Chaney
M/S
Cap-Haitien
San Juan
St. Thomas
Puerto Plata
Kathy Beer
Travel
S. Breiel Bivd
M.O.M
Sane
Barnitz Bank Rch Talbert Pontiac
Aizens Family Financial Centeritizens and Loan Associanty Loan and Company
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Lomart Discowat Dregs, Inc
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Fat Mayfield Dry Geaners
Mays Horns McAlpin Company
McConnell
McGee's Supermarket
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Mir Condition Supply, Inc
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Penney Compa
Pittsburgh Paint
Cerrenderesa
Taterten Bideiatia
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