Brown-Hensley Bridal Party Dinner Honors Couple
Miss Sandra Brown and Richard Hensley prepare to wed at Trenton Nazarene Church at 7:30 PM in an open-church ceremony. Their rehearsal dinner in Trenton was hosted by the Brown and Hensley families with guests including bridal party members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Brown
Richard Hensley
Trenton Nazarene Church
Roy Brown
Jesse Hensley
Brown
Trenton
Miss Brown
Mr. Hensley
Luncheon Honors Mrs Colin Gardner
Mrs Colin Gardner is the guest of honor at a birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs Calvin Verity at Brown's Run Country Club yesterday. The event was held at the Browns Run Club venue with attendees noted as close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Gardner
Calvin Verity
Brown's Run Country Club
Dinner idea: bone chicken stock for mushroom sauce
Use bones from chicken breasts to make a rich stock. Simmer bones with aromatics, strain, and reduce to a concentrated base. Sauté mushrooms, deglaze with stock, add cream or butter, and season.
Mission Focus Highlights Local Methodist Circles
The First Methodist Church circles met with eighteen to twenty five members at various homes to hear programs on March of Missions and Mission Cinerama. Officers for the year were named including Mrs. Lowe as leader and Mrs. Land as treasurer. A new member, Miss Elen Kunz, joined Circle Eight, with plans for projects such as a smorgasbord, a tea, and a May Breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Melloh
W. D. Vorhis
Lowe Circle
First Methodist Church
Arnold Lowe
Britton Road
Lowe
Harry Phillips
Mellon
E. S. Land
Orie Earhart
Margaret Meyers
ReRoy Swigart
Mary Chenoweth
Kenneth Monroe
House Circle
Otto W. Hein
Grand Avenue
R. E. Mock
A. G. Snyder
Monroe
United States
Robert Brinkmeyer
Middletown
Elen Kunz
Circle Eight
L. J. Long
McGee Avenue
E. IR. Schatz
W. W. Getter
J.J. Canfield
L. J. Ragland
Philip Jaques
E. R. Schatz
Long
Ross Snyder
C. A. Arend
Arthur Knapp
Gilbert King
B.D. Morgan
James Brate
C.F. Bailey
Alameda
Fred Stein
Merry May fieldersname prize winners at Delbert Martins home
At last night’s Merry May fielders meeting on Carson Road Mrs. Fenton Hall Mrs. Marion Burton Mrs. Neil Gable Mrs. Donald Butts and Mrs. Harrison Burton won prizes. Mrs. George Kibler became an honorary member during the business session led by Mrs. Herbert Craft. Gift exchanges occurred for Mrs. Gable and Mrs. Burton. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Roy Stewart of Goldman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Hall
Marion Burton
Neil Gable
Donald Butts
Harrison Burton
Merry Mayfielders
Delbert Martins
Carson Road
George Kibler
Herbert Craft
Gable
Burton
Roy Stewart
Goldman Avenue
Date Stuffed Pastry Bites
Use leftover dough to enclose dates with a nutrient rich filling. Wrap dates with pastry and bake at 450 degrees for about 10 minutes until lightly browned.
Men May Carry Purses If Paris Rules Pockets Out
Paris fashion figures debate men carrying bags as pockets vanish from suits. Andre Bardot of the group of five argues for pocketless design to reduce portable papers while Paul Vauclair notes men still need wallets. Paris leather designers have tried similar ideas with minimal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Vauclair
Vauclair
Andre Bardot
Girl Talks: Voice Stilled Since July
Christine Sandstoe a 13 year old from Marshalltown Iowa spoke for the first time since a July 22 automobile crash. She had suffered verbal aphasia from a fracture near the brain’s speech center and had been unconscious for weeks. Her father Ingwald urged her to speak as hospital staff watched, and she expressed desire to go home to see Tillie the dog and Brownie the cat. Her mother was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Christine Sandstoe
Christine
The
Evangelical Hospital
Ingwald Sandstoe
Beaman
Tillie
Brownie
Speeder Gets Fine Costs
Franklin Municipal Court fined Marvin Priest and others on traffic charges. Priest, 19, was fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding 80 in a 60 zone on Ohio 73. Other fines included unsafe vehicle, no license, stop sign, and speeding. several bonds were forfeited and three non-support cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ohio
Marvin Priest
S. Main St
J.T. Riley Hie
Vernon Corwin
Foster
Raymond Rohrback
South Lebanon
Acee Sorrell Jr
Lynn St
Jesse Fulks
Carlisle
Frieda Blackburn
Miamisburg
Sheldon Taylor
Franklin Rt
Solon Kindred
Charles Williams
Garfield St
Middletown
John Lear
Rt. 1
Oliver Springs
Tenn
Sy Wingo
Curtis St
David Bursk
Logan Ave
Snake Bites Wooden Leg Story Near Roy New Mexico
Biologist Herman Ogren of the New Mexico Game Department was bitten by a rattlesnake while gathering wood near Roy. His companion Shelvy Lawrance rushed to help with a first aid kit as Ogren joked the fangs struck a prosthetic wooden leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
N.M
Herman O. Ogren
New Mexico Game Department
Shelvy Lawrance
Ogren
Shortage Reported in Hamiltonian's Fund Audit
Columbus Ohio W State Auditor James A Rhodes said an audit found a shortage in accounts of Angelo Economou cashier of a state liquor store in Hamilton. The state liquor department requested Economou's resignation, a claim Liquor Director Robert Krupan Sky said had not reached him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Angelo Economou
Hamilton
Robert Krupansky
Mansfield Strike Hits 6100 GM Workmen in Flint Area
A Fisher Body Division strike at Mansfield Ohio caused 6100 hourly workers to be laid off at the Buick plant in Flint. Buick says a car body shortage could trigger a further 2400 layoffs this week if the stoppage continues. Flycatchers adopt new nests using dried snakeskin and lately cellophane, say bird watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Fisher Body
General Motors
Mansfield
Ohio
Buick
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes Brief Births and Dismissals
A series of birth announcements lists new arrivals from various couples in Trenton Franklin Monroe and Plymouth St with multiple infants born yesterday and today. Dismissals include numerous individuals from Germantown Curtis Excello Armco Fairmount Ave and Reynolds Ave among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. Snethen
Trenton
George Helton
Franklin
John W. Love
Lincoln St
Robert L. Campbell
Monroe
William Burdett
John H. Powell
Lind St
Local Notices Names List of Residents
Arthur H. Phillips Jr. of Somerville Rt. 1 Grover Taylor of Seneca St. Mrs. Jack De Rosett of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Phillips Jr
Somerville
Grover Taylor
Seneca St
Jack de Rosett
Hamilton
Civil Defense Aims Universal ID Tags For Butler County
Butler County Civil Defense plans a countywide tagging program to identify all residents for emergencies. Tags, a stainless steel rectangle with wearer name, address, birth date and religion, will be available at the Civil Defense exhibit at the county fair. The goal is to aid rapid relief in attacks or disasters, with emphasis on children but applicable to all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Civil Defense Corps
Larry Hoyser
Civil Defense
Butler County Fair
Hoyser
Butler County
Modern Art Makes Sense at Temple Adath Jeshura
In Louisville Kentucky Rabbi Jacob J Gittleman inspected newly installed stained glass windows at Temple Adath Jeshura The windows were turned around to reveal their proper orientation and meaning the rabbi said the design finally made sense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Temple Adath Jeshura
Jacob J. Gittleman
Cops Outfox Big Bulldog at Camper Birth
In Sulphur Springs Texas police aided delivery at the home of Mr and Mrs R G Camper when the doctor could not be reached. A big bulldog guarded the house as officers split to front and back doors ensuring the doctor could reach the couple. The physician delivered the camp ers' new son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Tex
R. G.camper
Post Office Handling Delivers Average Letter Eleven Times
Report notes that the average letter passes through eleven postal employees before delivery. This statistic highlights the extensive processing at the U S Post Office and the complex routing involved in mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Farm Insurance Offer From 1820 First Ave GA
Insurance notice from a GA agency at 1820 First Ave extending farm coverage services. Includes contact number 3-4695 and a prompt to inquire about available policies and rates.
Milk Tanker Hose Slashed Amid Price Dispute
An air brake hose was slashed on a large milk tank truck en route to Huntington distribution plants. Police said distributors sought protection as several men halted the tanker at Chesapeake Ohio after about 20 farmer producers protested over a milk price hike rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake
Ohio
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Society
Bohne
Robert H. Mizell
Calvary Baptist Church
Jackson Lane
Southern Baptist Convention
Harold Council
Great Youth Rally
Wilbraham
Wilmore
Rev
Howard Sears
WPFB
Crusade For Christ
Charles E. Gray
G. E. Gray
Mayfield Cumberland Church
Sheffield
Plymouth
Middletown, Ohio
S. 1. West
Pastor
Emerson Junior High School
Stanley Johnson
Paris W
Seader
Hamiltonian’s Fund
Mansfield Plant
Walter R. Kneisel
James R. Rose
James B. Rose
Carolina St
George Taylor
Navaho
Wiley Shockley
Frank
Lin
Orville Susong
Lloyd D. Hurley
Central Ave
Charles T. Armstrong
Thomas Armstrong
Germantown
Michael Barber
Burton Barber
McKinley ,St
Herschell F. Bennett
Patricia Calhoun
Troy Calhoun
South Ave
Dale Gene Dowery
Hannah
Angelo Esposito
Pat Esposito
Plymouth 'St
Theresa Gibson
Walter R. Gibson
Guy Goodpastor
Excello
Paul Habig
6Th Ave
Richard L. Keller
Charles St
Toni Knott
Robert Knott
Carmel Mathis
Russell Martin
Jewell
John M. Mitchell
Marvin Mitchell
Armco
Amos Moyer
Fairmount Ave
Fred Presley
Oberon
Benjamin Reed
John Sherron
17Th Ave
William Spenser
Elizabeth Travis
Garvin Travis
Leibee St
David Walker
Roslyn
Chalmer Walton
Robert Williams
Reynolds Ave
Sam Williams
9Th Ave
Wilma Willoughby
Water St
Dobrozsi Insurance Agey
ST. Paul’s Church
Fellowship of
Christian Friends
S. Broad
H. C. Grunewald
Howard Haskins
Camp Hook
Church of God
Crawford
Logan Sts
J. H. Caudill
R. C. Caudill
N. K. Powell
Weatherford
A. M. Wilson
Eddie Burnem
Ann Burnem
N. Main ST
Vance Russell Middletown
B. L. Dawson
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