White House tour shows 'that someone cares' says Nixon
Pat Nixon and Lady Bird Johnson toured the White House and observed renovations completed during the Kennedy era. The wives viewed closets, new flooring, and fixtures, and discussed family rooms and permanent furniture as they chatted by the yellow oval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pat Nixon
White House
Lady Bird Johnson
Nixon
Mrs. Johnson
Ison
Kennedy
Tricia
Julie Nixon
Iso
Tie
Johnsons
Nixons
Beau
Carpen
Nature
Dec 7 Bride Fetcd Shower for Nancy Baker Fiancee of Lt. Schimanski
Miss Nancy Baker wife-to-be of Ist. Lt. William Schimanski of Chicago was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Kurtz and Mr. Arthur Hall at the Baker residence on Todhunter Road. The guest list included many local women and relatives. the couple plans a December 7 wedding in Chicago.
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Nancy Baker
Ist
William Schimanski
Chicago
Robert Kurtz
Arthur Hall
Charles Baker
Todhunter Road
Gary Moore
Clarence Lowe
Sam Atchley
James Blankenship
James Harizel
Charles Wesco
Charles Day
Rex Wireman
Julian Wander
Buford Norman
Donald Linkous
Robert Baden
Marvin Shane
William Hendrickson
Miss Baker
Lt. Schimans'i
Harry Schimanski
Shower Tea Honors Miss Margaret Dannis
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Margaret Dannis fiancee of David Paul Wilson took place Sunday afternoon at the Nichols home on Central Avenue. Attendees included Mrs Eunice Wilson, Mrs Gordon Higham, Mrs Millard Schrote, Mrs Rodney Barker and many others. The tea table centerpiece featured a yellow white and bronze mum arrangement with candles.
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Margaret Dannis
Michael Dannis
Midway Street
Norman Nichols
Mallory Bell
Dannis
David Paul Wilson
Eunice Wilson
Richard Wilson
Cincinnati
Nichols
Central Avenue
Jane Dannis
Fred Burk
Vaughan Duvall
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Duplicate Club Fleets At Temple
Thirty four persons participated in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom. The Mitchell movement was used at the 8s tables with North-south averages near 94.4. Winners in the division included Mrs Vernon Jones with Mrs M L Jonaston and others with scores around 112 and 110. East-west averages were about 84 with Howard Wikoff and C M Woodruff taking first in a group scoring 101.2. Additional victors included Mrs J T Lamb with E T Forsyth 94 and Dr L B Gaker with Mrs Charles Beck 88.
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Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Vernon Jones
M.L. Jonaston
Frank Coldiron
Charles Moore
Russell Anness
Paul Smith
Kenneth Shafer
Heber Jones
Howard Wikoff
C.M. Woodruff
J.T. Lamb
E.T. Forsyth
Charles Beck
Paul Ritter
L.B. Gaker
Sorority Tea Honors 3 Pledges
Eight pledges of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi were guests at a preferential tea held Sunday at the Monroe home of Mrs. Neil Pap pas on Winston Place. Co hosts included Mrs. Bob Livzey Mrs. Dean Prushing and Mrs Ted Thomas as pledges prepare for the December 2 ritual at Mrs. Fred Parrella’s home.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Neil Pappas
Winston Place
Monroe
Jack Krebs
Carl Edwards
Joseph Douthett
Don Mardis
Robert P. Baker
Conrad Haskins
Mike Fitzgerald
Lynden Peters
Fred Parrella
Bob Livzey
Dean Prushing
Ted ‘Thomas
League Plans Christmas Parties for Longview
Longview Social Service League outlines two charity parties for patients at Longview State Hospital. Donations of soap from WWI Barracks 636 Auxiliary acknowledged. gifts to include soap talcum powder and bobby pins. First Baptist Church group to sponsor Saturday luncheon in Longview. Board members present include Mrs Fred Garver Mrs John Pendleton Mrs Robert Melampy Mrs William Call Mrs Thomas Dunn and Mrs Pohlable.
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Longview Social Service League
Stanley Street
Lee Pohlable
Longview State Hospital
First Baptist Church
League
Longview
Fred Garver
John Pendleton
Robert Melampy
William Call
Thomas Dunn
Pohlable
Invisible Crisis: Rich Poor Gap Warned By AAUW Leader
Mrs. Howard Cromwell, president of the League of Women Voters of Ohio and AAUW speaker at the Women's Center, described the invisible crisis as the widening gap between rich and poor nations. She cited development plans, tax reforms, and new banks as progress. She proposed nine actions including longer aid periods, separating economic from military aid, self help criteria, and increased private and multilateral support.
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Howard Cromwell
American Association of University Women
Women's Center
Cromwell
League of Women Voters of Ohio
League
U. S
U.S
Garden Club Elects Mrs Watkins Proxy
Middletown Garden Club elected Mrs Stinley Watkins president at Thorn Hill Lane while Mrs William Rathman hosted. Officers for the year include Mrs Louis Gaker as first vice president and Mrs David Thompson as second vice president with several secretaries and a treasurer. Ribbons honored members for garden and plant care, and tea duties were shared by Mrs Verity and Mrs Driscoll with assistants Mrs Rathman and others.
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Stinley Watkins
Middletown
Garden Club
Thorn Hill Lane
William Rathman
Louis Gaker
David Thompson
Marjorie Driscoll
Harold Anness
Thomas Wortley
Robert Q. Millan
Ted Martin
George Leighton
R. Jay Wright
Jeannette Niederlander
Leighton
Douglas Robbins
Thomas Tuttle
Paul Pardonner
Calvin Verity
Lee Weitzenkorn
Thomas Wilson
Verity
Driscoll
Local Birth Announcements From Franklin And Trenton
Vital statistics list multiple births for Franklin residents with names and addresses noting several new baby boys and one girl born yesterday or today. Entries include Edwin Sherman and wife with a girl, Bob L Keister with a boy, Myra Highley with a boy, Thomas Whitaker with a boy, Clyde Pugh with a boy, James Armbruster with a boy, and Richard D Lafrance with a boy in Trenton.
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Edwin Sherman
Marvel Drive
Franklin
Bob L. Keister
Myra Elaine Highley
East St
Thomas Whitaker
10Th Ave
Clyde Pugh
Kalbfleisch Road
James Armbruster
Grand Ave
Richard D Lafrance
E. Home Ave
Trenton
Local Family Notices Highlight Franklin area residents
A list of residents and connections appears, naming Timothy Motter and family in Franklin, Mrs. LeRoy Wagner in Germantown, Mrs. Paul Allen on Hannah Drive, Arthur Robinson on Central Avenue, and other neighbors including Fred Beachler Carlisle David Wilson Emil Miller Joseph Coffey Roy Wells Jesse Stewart Ellen Smith Myrtle Southward and Coursey Fultz. The notices read like community rosters of households and kin in the region.
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Timothy Jay Motter
James Motter
Franklin
LeRoy Wagner
Germantown
Paul Allen
Hannah Drive
Arthur Robinson
Central
Fred Beachler
Carlisle
David Wilson
Robert Wilson
Illinois
Emil Miller
Texas
Jesse Stewart
Robert Williams
Kunz Ave
Albert Salome
Aberdeen Drive
Charles D. Moore
Lefferson Road
Ellen Smith
Myrtle Southward
Otterbein
Coursey Fultz
Moore St
Village TOPS Club Elects Officers in Monroe Meeting
The Village TOPS Club, hosted by Mrs. Thelma McGovern, elected Ada Wireman as reader with Samantha White as co leader Donna Crouch secretary and Susan Holman treasurer. Meetings are Mondays at 6 15 pm at First National Bank Monroe. Pauline Chamberlain and Angie Cox guests from Hi Hopes TOPS. Interested joiners may contact Mrs Wireman or Mrs White.
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Tofs Club
Thelma McGovern
Todhunter Road
Monroe
Ada Wireman
Samantha White
Donna Crouch
Susan Holman
First National Bank
Pauline Chamberlain
Angie Cox
Hi-Hopes Club
TOPS
Village Tops
Wireman
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Frances Lewine
New York
Mrs. Nixon
Mrs. Carpenter
Johnson
Appr
N. Clinton ST
Post Office
Janet Ewing
Debbie Dinardo
Brenda Frazier
Wilma Kemplin
Christmas Club
Savings & Loan
Central and
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Epi
Lee County
Kentucky
Virginia Tyson
James Lorenzetti
Maurice G. McCall
Ronald Harerison
Pat Johnson
Florence Powell
Mary Jo Ward
Mary Dillon
Robert Schultz
Charles Graff
Donald Cox
Stephen Sheean
David Easton
William Evick
Doris Ditty
Reporting
AAUW
William DuBois
Rathman
Thompson
Joseph Coffey
Roy R. Wells
Roosevelt Ave
New Tops Club
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S. University Blvd
Culligan Mar
Man Who Cares
Culligan Water Conditioning
Dorothy Lawrence
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