Survival Expert to speak at NSA Executive Night
The National Secretaries Association in Niddetown hosts Executive Night on November 2 at the Manchester Motor Inn. M Sgt James Williams known as Rescue Williams will discuss Air Force survival techniques including water survival, sea and land survival, first aid and emergency procedures. Rowan Crawford of Armco Steel Corp will MC the event and Mrs Charles Weidner chairs the program with several committees handling invitations decor and publicity. The NSA chapter will also announce its Executive of the Year while members' employers attend as guests.
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National Secretaries Association
Manchester Motor Inn
James Williams
Rescue Williams
Air Force
Outer Space Unlimited
Rowan Crawford
Armco Steel Corp
Charles Weidner
Mary Edna Sullivan
Melvin Conn
Ken Farris
Oscar Day
Charles Johnson
NSA
Lynda Johnson Prepares for White House Wedding
Lynda Johnson says she is excited and very happy about her December 9 wedding at the White House to Navy Reserve Captain Wyvear Merritt Robb. She jokes about housekeeping, discusses plans for a brief Washington stay, and notes hopes to learn to cook while addressing guest lists and a possible honeymoon.
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Washington
Lynda Johnson
White House
Lynda
Wyvear-eld Merrit
Charles S. Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
Chuck
Robb
Vietnam
Far East
Hawaii
Australia
Johnson Family Radio Television
Texas
Patrick Nugent
Omumy Trousseau
George Hamilton
Women Society to Sponsor Smorgasbord and Bazaar
The Women's Society of EUB Church presents a Saturday smorgasbord and bazaar from 4 30 to 8 pm on Mid dletown Eaton Road. Attendees can browse booths with clothing baked goods jellies jams linens and children's clothes plus food items. Event coordinators include Mrs W C Pratt Mrs Charles Whiteman and Mrs Homer Stoutenborough with Youth Fellowship handling a candy booth.
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the Women’s Society
World Service
Pleasant “Ridge
Ollie Scatters
Bazaar
EUB Church
W. C. Pratt
Middletown - Eaton Road
Homer Stoutenborough
Thelma Mull
Robert McNutt
Marion Wetzel
Charles Whiteman
Carl Weidle
WSWS
Erwin Walker
John Fitzgerald
Betty
Alma McGee
Helen Cooper
Hattie- Hauselman
Mary Lord to Speak to AAUW Group
Miss Mary Lord a local attorney and city commissioner will address the Contemporary Topics Study Group of the AAUW. The meeting starts at 8 p m at 317 Bellemonte Street with discussion on Middletown government as part of The Community and Its Problems study. Co hostesses are Mrs Agury Korson and Mrs Carl Karner.
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Mary Lord
Hursday
American Association of University Women
John Robb
Bellemonte St
Sorority Plans Guest Night Dinner Meeting in Trenton
Sipha Delta Kappa women teachers honorary sorority held a dinner at Mrs. Sam Barber’s Trenton home. Attendees included Mrs. John Baker Miss Margaret Hensley and Miss Ruth Slade reporting on the Toledo state convention. Founders Day skit by Janice Schulz was staged with Ruth Yinger Mrs. William Harper Ruth Slade Mrs. George Neu and Elsie Kerschbaum. An auction of member made items was also featured.
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Sipha Delta Kappa
Women ‘Teachers’ Honorary Sorority
Trenton
Sam Barber
Toledo
John Baker
Margaret Hensley
Ruth Slade
Janice Schulz
Ruth Yinger
William Harper
George Neul
Elsie Kerschbaum
Duplicate Club Meets at Temple in Mitchell Movement
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club played last night at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement on 9'2 tables. Winners included Mrs. J Vernon Jones and Mrs. M. L. Johnson at 123'2, Mrs. Gordon Nein and Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr. at 121'2, and others with scores listed. Next meeting is Monday Oct 30.
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Middletown
F. M. Wenger
Howard Wikoff
C. M. Wootruff
Jack Seigfried
Glenn Selby
Richard Adams
Water outage on Lisa Lane planned replacement valve
Replacement of a defective valve on Lisa Lane will shut off water tomorrow morning. Leslie Hunter, water distribution superintendent, said the outage will affect Lisa Lane from Schirm Drive to Dix Road from 9 a.m. to noon. Residents should conserve water and stock up beforehand.
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Lisa Lane
Leslie Hunter
Schirm Drive
Dix Road
Camellia Named for Jesuit George Kamel
The camellia earned its name from Jesuit George Josef Kamel who introduced the plant to Europe from the East.
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George Josef Kamel
Europe
Shovel Hoe Club Holds Officer Election and Holiday Plans
Members of the Shovel and Hoe Garden Club elected officers and discussed a December workshop on making charm poles. Awards were given for Harvest Time arrangements and judging. A Christmas tea and tree hostesses were announced for December 11 at Mrs. Ireland’s home.
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C. V
Ireland
Com- Troup, Furniture, Inc
Kenneth Shafer
Monroe William Saunders Jr
C. C. Clark
Robert Stoutenborough
W. J. Saunders Rangments, Jr
Robert
Louis L. Francis
Marc
Marshall
A.ohn Griffin
Irvin Dyer
Donald Malcom
Abell Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abell of 1613 Germantown Road marked their 60th anniversary after marrying October 23, 1907 in Jeffersonville Indiana. The Louisville natives moved to town in 1910 and once ran Elk Creek Tavern. they are now retired with two deceased children Mary Pearl and Clarence and nine grandchildren.
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Thomas Abell
Germantown Road
Jeffersonville
Ind
Louisville
Abells
Mary Pearl
Clarence
Collegian Attends National Honors Convention
Raymond Fay of Roosevelt Avenue was chosen by St. Louis University to attend the National Collegiate Honors Council Convention in Washington D C. Fay is a junior in the honors program majoring in political science at St. Louis University.
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Raymond Fay
Robert Fay Sr
Roosevelt Avenue
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Louisiana Sees Rice Demand Rise Amid Creole Cajun Cuisine
A regional food trend links Creole and Cajun cooking to higher rice intake in Louisiana, with residents consuming about 30 pounds of rice per person each year. The shift reflects broader culinary preferences and local dining patterns.
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Louisiana
Carter's Pills Promise Quick Peristalsis Kick
The ad promotes Carter's Pills as a laxative that activates slowed digestive muscles to relieve irregularity. It claims quick temporary relief and urges readers to take the product to “wake up your peristalsis” and return to a smiling, upbeat state. Millions are cited as satisfied users.
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Carter
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