U S T shirts and logos win Dutch youth popularity
U S T shirts bearing top American team logos charm Dutch youths in Amsterdam. Shops on Kalverstraat report hundreds sold weekly amid bold red white blue designs and slogans. Some shirts hail entities like Michigan State and Dalton Chevy while others feature windmill and tulip motifs in Holland souvenir shops nearby.
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Amsterdam
U.S
Cleveland Indians
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia Flyers
Kalverstraat
Michigan State University
Michigan
United States
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Romania
U.S. Navy
Heart of America
Uncle Sam
Snowline Bowl and Billiards
Oakhurst
Ohio
Cloverleaf Speedway
Dalton Chevy and Olds, Garage Inc
FAS NSA chapter leaders and officers named at Middletown dinner
The Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association announced chairmen for three Future Secretaries Association chapters and other offices for the coming year at a dinner meeting at the Manchester Inn. Pins for NSA went to Mrs. Weidner and Miss Lloyd. Mrs. Bailey was named FSA coordinator for the Ohio Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weidner
Nancy Moore
Middletown High School
Robert Bailey
Ralph Curtis
Good Cheer
Earl Knedler
Home Service
Thomas Frebis
Civic
James Morgan
Nancy Goodlett
Richard Capozzi
Eleanor Fugate
Oscar Day
David Harris
William Bowling
Orville Wells
Garwood Wells
John Domanick
Bruce Hall
NSA
Weidner
Lloyd
Bailey
FSA
Ohio
National Secretaries Association
War Mothers Elect Officers and Plan Events
War Mothers re elected their entire slate for 1976 77 at the Legion Home led by Mrs George Fletcher as president with officers including Mrs Virgil Combs first vice president and Mrs Homer Schenck second Donald South third vice president and others. Plans were set for the Forget Me Not Drive November 4 5 the state convention October 10 12 at the Manchester Inn and the President's Luncheon September 9 at the First United Methodist Church. The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs hosts the event and the group will meet again October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
George Fletcher
Virgil Combs
Homer Schenck
Donald South
Burley Cottle
Charles Botton
Claude Bausman
Willie Pieratt
Marvin Stamper
June Perkins
Pieratt
Bolton
Manchester Inn
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
First United Methodist Church
Marie Hartman
Plans completed for Oct. 8 vows
Miss Debbie L Fay and her fiancé John W Gilbert plan a 7:30 p.m. wedding at St. Peter s Lutheran Church Trenton with Rev. Roy Langset officiating. Reception follows at Olde Towne Community Room. Included are maid of honor Mary Lolli bridesmaids Jennifer Gilbert Dana Neiert Ann Neiert Best man Jeff Gilbert and ushers Dennis Williams Greg Robbins Jamie Fay. Melissa Fay will be flower girl.
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Debbie L. Fay
John W. Gilbert
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Trenton
Roy Langset
Olde Towne
James Fay
Elk Creek Road
John W
Jeff Gilbert
Ushers
Dennis Williams
Greg Robbins
Jamie Fay
Melissa Fay
Assembly Meeting Scheduled for Middletown Assembly 68
The Order of Rainbow for Girls faces a Saturday schedule at the Masonic Temple on Marshall Road. A 6 30 p m formal initiation led by Jenny Cope and Mrs Richard Short will highlight the evening as members ballot and elect in a 9 am morning session with Brenda Tarter and Penny Lewis named as chairmen for the event.
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Middletown
Local Moose Chapter Adds Four New Members
Women of the Moose welcomed four new members this week led by chairwoman Penny Hogg for Publicity Night. New enrollees include Mrs. Charles Lanier Mrs. Mike Abney Mrs. Harry McNutt and Mrs. Steve Kelander, with a committee of listed members assisting.
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Women of the Moose
Charles Lanier
Mike Abney
Harry McNutt
Steve Kelander
Penny Hogg
Robert Colwell
Jack Boone
Geneva Ritchie
Elmer Willoughby
James Harrison
Alvin Stafford
Anthony Stafford
Russell Moore
Fall meeting dinner program for church women
The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church schedules a 6:30 p.m. dinner on Sept. 9 with a program by four youth and music group representatives. Dinner is $2 and reservations are due by Sept. 7. An executive board meeting is set for Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. in the Memorial Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Mike Williams
Martin Kohler
Randy Harris
Melinda Neal
Michael Storch
Barbara Ann Potts
Ed Grau
Tom Gomola
Church Memorial Room
Mission card party to aid Maryknoll project
The Maryknoll Mission Circle of Holy Trinity Church hosts its fifth annual card party on Wednesday September 29 at the Women's Center on North Broad Street. Tickets start at 7:30 pm and cost 1.50 dollars with proceeds supporting a mission headed by Rev. Al Reymann to fund a medical clinic in San Marcos Guatemala. Refreshments and prizes will be provided and guests should bring their own playing cards.
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Maryknoll Mission Circle
Holy Trinity Church
N. Broad Street
Clad Kennedy
Catalpa Drive
al Reymann
Maryknoll
San
Singers to Perform at Evening Star Church
Willie Mae Hale and the Spirits of Faith Singers from Dayton and the Mobile Singers from Mobile Alabama will headline tomorrow’s 7 30 p m service at Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church 1222 Elm Street. Rev Davis Jones Jr pastors the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Hale
Spirits of Faith Singers of
Dayton
Mobile Singers of
Mobile
Ala
Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church
Elm St
Davis Jones Jr
Monroe Bicentennial Garden Contest seeks entries
The Monroe Garden Club invites entries for a Bicentennial Garden Contest with a Sept. 15 registration deadline. Awards announced at Log Cabin Day Oct. 8-10 for Spirit of 76 Williamsburg and Independence categories. Contact Mrs. Harold Sells or Mrs. William Kinsey to enter.
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Yourighbor
Monroe Garden Club
Monroe
Williamsburg
Independence
Harold Sells
Dineen Avenue
William Kinsey
Penbrooke Court
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Orange Baba
Carpetalk Presents
Bordeaux
Harbour Lights
Nob Hill
Central Ave
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