Bride-To-Be Fetes In Prewedding Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frye and Mrs. Karen Youmans hosted a dinner for the wedding party of their son and Miss A Detmer. Attendants include Anne Bruner Diana Mason Janice Detmer and Sharon Craft. The bride to be and fiancé plan a Messiah Lutheran Church ceremony with a rehearsal at the church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frye
Karen Youmans
Sylvia
Central Avenue
Schmitt
Franklin
John
Campbell
Bruce Franz
Charles
Fisher
Jerry Hall
James
Susan Rae Detmer
Congress Inn
Congress Crude
Miss Detmer
Messiah
Ross Snyder
Robert Detmer
Ross Snyder Jr
Janie Detmer
Annening
Bruner
Diana Mason
Carl Roddenberry
Sharon Craft
Tipp City
Carroll Lee Lane
Early treatment promises cancer cure potential
The American Cancer Society outlines that about half of cancer cases could be saved with early diagnosis and prompt treatment. It cites 104,000 possible lives saved with better care, while warnings signs include unusual bleeding a lump or sore that won t heal and persistent cough. A vaccine or single injection is hoped to prevent all forms of cancer but no proof yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
The
American Cancer Society
Births and Dismissals in Local Hospitals
Births announced for Lin Frankin, a girl, and Judd Trenton, a girl. Families named include Mr. and Mrs. Michael King and Mr. Edward F Judd with listed addresses. Hospital dismissals cover multiple residents such as James Diefenbach Malvern and Mrs. Stewart Tattershall Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael King
S. Dixie Highway
Franklin
Edward F
Judd
Sycamore Road
Trenton
James Diefenbach
Malvern
TOPS Leader Eva Mae Pugh Named Area Captain
Mrs. Eva Mae Pugh of 6501 Germantown Road is appointed TOPS area captain for Butler County by TOPS International Headquarters Milwaukee. She will organize new chapters and help existing clubs. she previously served three years as area captain in northeastern Ohio. She leads TOPS to Be KOPS 927 of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Mae Pugh
Germantown Road
TOPS
Butler County
Tops International
Milwaukee
Wis
Pugh
Ohio
KOPS
Middletown
Seymour to Speak at Dayton South Christian Women’s Club
Samuel Seymour, a tenor soloist from Cincinnati, will be guest speaker at the Dayton South Christian Women's Club meeting on Wednesday June 3. The Imperial House South hosts from 1 to 2 pm with a $2.75 luncheon and 50 cent family nursery. Seymour will mix talk with song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Seymour
Cincinnati
Dayton South Christian Women’s Club
Imperial House
Middletown
Seymour
Father Joins Hippies In Effort To Save Son
A New York father, living in East Village’s drug scene to understand and aid his 18-year-old son, details middle class youths in drugs, their lack of perceived criminality, and desire for money. He notes many users are creative, affluent, and distressed by parental affluence, not rebellion, and that some drift back to normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Son
New York
East Village
McCall's
Lower Manhattan
Prinmy
Gamma XI Installs New Officer at Delta Kappa Gamma Meeting
Gamma XI Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a Hamilton YWCA meeting to install officers. Outgoing president Mary Dillon presided as Mary Ellen Johnston was named president with Dorothy Rowe first vice president, Shirley Alf second vice president, Wilma Wood recording secretary, John Hartleb corresponding secretary, Betty Fay treasurer, and Jane Pratt named membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma XI
Delta Kappa Gamma
Hamilton Ywca
Mary Dillon
Mary Ellen Johnston
Dorothy Rowe
Shirley Alf
Wilma Wood
John Hartleb
Betty Fay
Jane Pratt
ZTA Members Elect Officers For Coming Year In Hamilton and Middletown
The Hamilton and Middletown Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae group elected officers for a second term led by Mrs. Jeffress ZTA president and Mrs. Roth as president of Butler County. A donation to the national scholarship fund was approved and plans set for the June 18 picnic at Mrs. Voris Taulbee's home. Panhellenic teas for college-bound girls were announced for June 17 in Hamilton and June 21 in Middletown. Members from several area towns attended and Miss Dillon reported on the state convention and a workshop at the Woman's Center in August. Further notes covered memorial trees on area campuses and the next meeting set for Sept. 19 at Miami University Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jeffress
Kinsworthy
Hamilton
Cotton Run Road
Seven Mile
Middletown
William Saunders
Robert Goertemiller
Saunders
Pearl Nantz
C. R. Schneider
R. E. Dillon
Oxford
Irma Scudder
Miami University
University Center
Reminiscing Theme At Guided Study Club Luncheon
The Guided Study Club held its annual spring luncheon with Reminiscing as the program focus. Excerpts from the club scrapbook showcased activities since 1931 and honored contributors including Mrs. Millard Bechtel and assistants Mrs. Ross Hill Mrs. Cecil Kindred Mrs. J. C. Lockmeyer and Mrs. E. C. Grier. Luncheon setup and decorations at Peerless Mill Inn were arranged by Mrs. James Sloan Mrs. O. Krug Klafter and Mrs. John Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guided Study Club
Millard Bechtel
Ross Hill
Cecil Kindred
J. C. Lockmeyer
E. C. Grier
Peerless Mill Inn
James Sloan
O. Krug Klafter
John Herr
Flower arranging demo by Mrs. Ernest Henderson features blooms
The program highlights a nationally accredited flower show judge with a Life and Masters in horticulture who will demonstrate arranging using blooms from gardens or the florist. Reservations via Gretchen Henson are advised before June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Henderson
Gretchen Henson
West Germany Builds Millions. Central Heating Rises
Over 5.7 million new dwellings were built in West Germany during the 1960s to 1990s, with central heating installed in the vast majority. In 1960 only 30 percent had such heating, marking a dramatic modernization trend across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
West Germany
Jane Fonda and Mark Lane stage protest at Ft Meade
Actress Jane Fonda and author Mark Lane led antiwar demonstrators onto a military post at Ft Meade Maryland where they were escorted away by military police after handing out literature. Lane spoke to about 1000 Maryland students at the University of Maryland College Park criticizing Vice President Agnew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Meade
College Park
Spiro T. Agnew
Two Local Graduates Earn Bachelor Degrees in 1960
Mrs. Charles Daker former Glenda Morgan daughter of Mrs. George Morgan Shafer Street and the late Mr. Morgan will graduate from Muskig um College in New Concord May 31 with a BA English. She lives with husband Charles in Panama City Fla where he is in the Air Force. They plan to return to Ohio in September and Mr. Daker will resume senior year at Ohio State University. Howard D Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Tim Johnson 2909 Flemming Road earned a BS from Defiance College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daker
Glenda Morgan
George Morgan
Shafer Street
Morgan
Muskingum College
New Concord
Tim Johnson
Flemming Road
Defiance College
Termites and trust in local home canvassers
A cautionary note warns homeowners about unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers selling termite services. The message stresses distrust and urges verification of the operator before any property inspection or job.
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Stewart Tattershall
Luther Seay
Wall St
Lucy Blume
Mark Giallombardo
Mary Giallombardo
Woodrow Murphy
Michael Road
Chevyl Sparks
Grand Ave
Richard England
Carlisle
Walter Stahley
Dickey Road
Harold Bowman
Raymond Yelton
Warren Johnson
Norma Taylor
Corlee Road
Lloyd Byrd
Jewell Ave
James Hopkins
Roscoe Hopkins
Allen Denniston
Thomas Denniston
Julie Bates
Lewis Bates
Yankee Road
Raymond Young
Kenneth Flora
Ella Mitchell
18Th Ave
Louis Lesch
Hannah Drive
Delbert Martin
Oberon Drive
Robert Johnson
Seve Tolliver
Manchester Ave
Jacone Glass Shop
WPFB
Jeffress
ZTA
U.S
Jane Fonda
Mark Lane
Lewis J. Purdy
Dohn
G.I. Bill
Our
Business AD
Zurich
AIR Guard
Sandra Payne
Raf
Lakenheath
England
Wilhelm
Hoyt Wilhelm
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis
Atlanta
Oregon State
Gerry Whittaker
USC
L.A
Houston
Gibby Gilbert
Florida
Bruce Crampton
Gilbert
Ami
Waikiki
Hawaii
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