Birthday Dinners and Visits Highlight Newtonsville News
The Newtonsville community shares Easter birthday dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nause for Barbara and Alli son. Visitors include Abilene trips by Clarence Werner and Cheryl Roberts, plus Mrs. Elizabeth Turner’s superstition tale and many local residents attending rallies, clubs, and recitals.
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Joe Welker
Carl Nause
Barbara
Allison
Jerry Warman
Milford
Sandra Lates
Williamsburg
Tom Apgarand
Tony Patchell
Myrtle Daye
Blanchester
Margaret
Patsy
Pamela
Eddie Joe
Angie
Terri
Gregg
Mickey Nause
Abilene
Clarence Werner
Cheryl
Terry
Tanya
Carolyn
Gary Welker
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Leon Roberts
Werner
Okmulgee
Okla
Kan
Anna Oliver
Carolyn — Roberts
Carolyn Werner
Old Abilene Town
A. D. Eisenhower
Newtonsville
How Is Julie The Lettermen Take Off In 1960s Era
Hollywood profile notes The Lettermen's rise with three hit singles The Way You Look Tonight When I Fall in Love Come Back Silly Girl Their debut album A Song For Young Lovers codes rise at Warner Brothers then Capitol Records The trio Tony Butala Jim Pike and Bobby Engemann build a nightclub act May 16 Crescendo Strip many radio and TV appearances cited agency and manager Jess Rand and future Ed Sullivan Dick Clark Show appearances discussed biographical paths of each member and group dynamics prospects for adulthood audience appeal.
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Lettermen
Julie
Nick Venet
Capitol Records
Tony Butala
Jim Be
Bob Bonemann
Young Toye
Tony
William Morris Agency
Jess Rand
Telev
Ron
Dick Clark
Butala
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Choir Boys
California
Mr. Mitchell
Butalas
West Coast
Hollywood Professional School
Connie Stevens
The
Fourmost
Connie
Cricket Blake
Vegas
Reno
Chicago
Miami Beach
Jim Pike
Las Vanas
Jimmy
Bob Engemen
Bobby
Engemann
Warner Brothers Records
Capitol
4-H Club Receives Fair Awards and Money
Goshen reporter Patty Rapp notes two meetings of the Scissors and Cloth 4 H Club. On April 18 at Mrs Sizemore s home 15 girls received money and certificates from last year s county fair. On May 2 refreshments were provided by Linda Collins and Karen Lindholz.
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Goshen
Patty Rapp
Scissors and Cloth 4.H Club
Milford Boy Named Outstanding Cadet
George M. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs James O Williams, received the Superior Cadet ribbon on May 2 as the outstanding MS III cadet in Xavier University ROTC. The junior majors in Chemistry and is one of four students honored.
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George M. Williams
James O.williams
Xavier University
George
Mother's Day Gift Giveaway At Milford Center
Barbara Steinmetz of Milford Shopping Center promotes a Mother’s Day event offering a $100 centerwide gift certificate for the winner and nine $10 centerwide certificates for runners up. Entry blanks are available at all center stores and will be given free with purchases. registration should be completed before noon May 12.
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Barbara * Steinmetz
Milford Shopping Center
Ou Oster
Ers
Real Mother's Day poem from News-Sentinel
A short poem about two girls on Mother's Day one buys a linen teacloth with saved money the other gives her mother a kiss from the heart. The speaker asks which gift is better and answers that sentiment matters more. The piece includes the byline Betty J Brunner and Betty Kennedy Thomea.
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Betty J. Brunner
News—Sentinel
Speidel Heads Spring Flower Show With May Day Theme
Mrs. R F Speidel leads the spring flower show All Nature day to be held May 11 from 3 to 8 p m at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Committee lists include arrangement staging entries placement publicity and more with Russell J Speidel as guest judge and school tennis standout Allan L Brown joining Howe Military School team.
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R.F. Speidel
First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Russell J. Speidel
Arthur Tennison
Don G. McMannis
Morley Figgins
L.G. House
Louis Moore
Henry Stewart
Ralph Clyburn
Kate D. Buerkle
Amelia Griffith
Allen Rapp
Mabel Massey
Mary Homan
Louise Watson
Claude Jackson
Maude Horn
Judge’s Aid
Russell J Speidel
William Worth
Clermont County Employment Service Opens to Aid Poor
The Clermont County Committee on Health and Welfare starts an employment service to connect employers with job seekers. Register by returning the coupon outlining domestic work, restaurant and farm labor, cleaning, painting, office, repair, baby sitting, and related tasks. Mrs. James Brown chairs the committee.
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The
Clermont County Committee On Health and Welfare
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