Freedom talk on Czech fate at Guided Study Club
Mrs. Maxim Stranskey spoke on her homeland Czechoslovakia at the Guided Study Club meeting. She described the shift after the Communist take over, the journey from Czechoslovakia to Germany Canada and finally the United States. The May luncheon at Antiquity House Inn in Eaton celebrated the club's 45th anniversary with guests including Mrs. Borosic Hellmich Backdorf and Seibert.
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Maxim Stranskey
Czechoslovakia
Republic of Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
Canada
Middletown
Ellen Easton
Antiquity House Inn
Eaton
Stranskey
Joseph Borosic
Erich Hellmich
Ivan Backdorf
Arthur Seibert
Marr Cox wedding planned in Indianapolis church
Miss Donna Lynn Marr will marry David Cox on Thursday June 17 at Glendale Church of God in Indianapolis. Maid of honor is sister Paula Ann Marr, with bridesmaids Lori Berquist Cindy Skorinko and others. Best man is Brooks McGuire, with groomsmen David Sorrell Terry Richardson Steve Braillier and Bill Reed. Reception follows in church fellowship hall hosted by three area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lynn Marr
David Cox
Paula Ann Marr
Lori Berquist
Daytona Beach
Fla
Cindy Skorinko
Rochester
N.Y
Andrea Pentz
Anderson
Ind
Missy Rockhill
Indianapolis
Brooks McGuire
Lake Charles
David Sorrell
Madisonville
Terry Richardson
Dunbar
W. Va
Steve
Mike Braillier
Anderson, Ind
Bill Reed
Miss Marr
Dallas Marr
Gratis- Jacksonburg Road
Somerville
G. David Cox
Corn salad gains traction in United States markets
The salad green corn salad, also known as shepherds purse, is now grown in the United States. It pairs well with cooked beets sliced thin or cut into toothpick-size pieces, offering a tasty complement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ramblers Club Speaker Discusses Electric Medicine Breakthroughs
Dr Stephen Smith of the University of Kentucky outlined experiments where electrical impulses regrow lost tissue in frogs and could aid human healing. He spoke on regenerating limbs, new virus research, and the club held its 82nd year closing with elections to officers and program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Smith
Ramblers Club
Smith
School of Medicine
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kenneth Smith
Tullis Drive
Clark Deem
S. Alvin Bell
Robert E. Clark
Couple completes plans for wedding in Somerville
Miss Jane Druann Fitz and Stephen Michael Myers plan a 7:30 p.m. June 5 ceremony at St Luke United Presbyterian Church. Attendants include matron of honor Dawn Kerby and best man Duane Wise. Ushers Lane Fitz Joe Myers and Darrell Brown. Reception at 1914 First Ave Fellowship Hall hosted by Fitz sisters. Several prewedding events noted with local hosts and venues.
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Jane Druann Fitz
Joe C. Fitz
Stolz Drive
Stephen Michael Myers
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Miss Fitz
Don Roger Kerby
Oklahoma City
Mes
Ae Dawn Kerby
Duane Wise
Lane Fitz
Moore
Okla
Joe Myers
Darrell Brown
First Christian Church Fellowship Hall
First Ave
Janita and
Kayla Fitz
Earl Esselman
Somerville
Barbara Finney
Debra Wieneke
Mrs Emmons to Speak at Senior Citizens Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Irvin Emmons will speak on Legends and American Folklore at 1 30 p m Thursday during the Senior Citizens Auxiliary gathering at the Senior Citizens Center. The session includes business, a social hour, and Americana music by Mrs Steven Wertz. meeting and membership are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Emmons
Irvin Emmons
Senior Citizens Auxiliary
Senior Citizen's Center
Steven Wertz
Florence Roper
War Mothers plan yard sale and June meeting
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers sets a June 3 meeting with a 1 30 p.m. business session and a three day yard sale from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 510 Burton Road hosted by Mrs Lykins and fellow members. The sale runs June 3 4 and 5 with Mrs Pieratt retiring state president to be honored June 13 at the Women's Center.
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Middletown
George Lykins
Burton Road
Lykins
Pearl Baker
Charles Bolton
Clara Booker
Willie Pieratt
Pieratt
Arlie Adkins
June Perkins
Legion Home
Women hold bicentennial mother daughter banquet at church
The Women of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosted a mother daughter banquet with a bicentennial theme. Karen Freberg read, Hazel and Joy Dickerson performed music, and Lemon Monroe High School Mime Troop contributed. Members Nuggie Barnes Tony Barnett Tammy Buff Cheri Gast Kevin Phillips Pat Smith Mike Miller attended. Hostesses included Karen Freberg Patty Davidson Justine Thomas Imogene Barker Sharon Lewis Mary Bosley. Plans include a bake sale and rummage sale Friday May 28 from 9 am to 6 pm at the church and a district witnessing luncheon June 5 at the church.
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The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Karen Freberg
Hazel Dickerson
Miss Joy Dickerson
Lemon- Monroe High School
Nuggie Barnes
Tony Barnett
Tammy Buff
Cheri Gast
Kevin Phillips
Pat Smith
Mike Miller
Patty Davidson
Justine Thomas
Imogene Barker
Sharon Lewis
Mary Bosley
Recital Stated at Women’s Center on N Broad Street
Joyce Morgan will present her students in a piano recital at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Women’s Center on N Broad Street. The program is open to relatives and friends of the pupils. Participants include Amy Burdett Gari Poffen barger Lisa Fultz Amy Krick Cheryl Draut Karen Hall Mary Kay Theiss Melissa Homan Tina Bowling Cheri Cindy Walker Kathy Miller Connie Marla Richards Diana Poffen barger Beth Muncie Mark Gryparis Anita Daulton Lorraine Michelle Sturgill and Amy Human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Morgan
Women's Center
N. Broad Street
Amy Burdett
Gari Poffenbarger
Lisa Fultz
Amy Krick
Cheryl Draut
Karen Hall
Mary Kay Theiss
Melissa Homan
Tina Bowling
Cheri
Cindy Walker
Kathy Miller
Connie
Marla Richards
Diana Poffenbarger
Beth Muncie
Mark Gryparis
Anita Daulton
Lorraine
Michelle Sturgill
Amy Human
Jane Owen Receives Conservatory Award and Honors
Miss Jane D. Owen of S Main Street receives an award for superior academic and musical achievement from the College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati honors day banquet on May 16. She was elected to Pi Ka Lambda, will earn a bachelor of music in oboe performance and music history, becomes a marshal at graduation, and will pursue graduate oboe studies with Ray Still at Northwestern University.
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Jane D. Owen
John A. Owen
S. Main Street
College Conservatory of Music
University of Cincinnati
Owens
Ray Still
Northwestern University Graduate School
Liquid loss in pickle jar darkens top layers
When you open a jar of homemade pickles and find there's less liquid than when filled, the loss will not harm the pickles. The top layer may darken slightly, but the interior remains safe and flavorful.
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Lennox Central
Lennox
Monroe
Bill Housh & Sons
Main St
Ohio
Donna Marr
Los Angeles Times
GRADS
Middletown Business College
Ben Kitchen
Rogram
Robert Baker
J.J. Canfield
Fitz
Eldorado Estates
Donidge
Harold Crow
Robert Wise
Robert Finney
Primrose Lane
Gerald F. Myers
Bob Small
Ronald Or
Jane Owen
California
Middletown Mall
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