Welcome Wagon Club to hear Extension Service speaker
The Mason West Chester Welcome Wagon Club held a May dessert meeting on plant care. Peggy Simmons of the Butler County Co-Op Extension Service spoke on home canning and freezing. A newsletter name contest was announced with a July 13 picnic prize.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Mason-West Chester Welcome Wagon Club
Econowise Tool Rental
Reading Road
Mason
Western Ave
Franklin Square
Home Federal Community Room
Pisgah
Peggy Simmons
Butler County Co-Op Extension Service
Local Women Complete Seven Hour Life Support Course
Nine area women finished a seven hour Basic Life Support class organized at the request of Elizabeth Brown of West Chester. The group includes Elaine Besaen, Betty Carns, Elizabeth Brown, LaVerne Helms, Rose Pasquinelli, Marcia Hansberger, Margaret Loebig, Suzanne Lysacht and Joni Powell. Kathleen Myers and Sue Paas, registered nurses and American Heart Association instructors, praised Mrs. Brown for instilling community readiness in first aid and CPR techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Beasen
Betty Carns
Elizabeth Brown
LaVerne Helms
Rose Pasquinelli
Marcia Hansberger
Margaret Loebig
Suzanne Lysacht
Joni Powell
West Chester
Myers
Paas
American Heart Association
Johnson Guiton wedding at Indenwald Baptist Church
Miss Karen Sue Johnson wed James Wayne Guiton on May 29 at Indenwald Baptist Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. R. H. Van Nortwich with Nancy Eaton organist and Rev. Raymond Webb as soloist. Max Guiton served as best man, ushers included Lewis Guiton and John Johnson. The bride wore a keyhole neckline gown with chapel train. attendants Roxanne Guiton and Brenda Cole among others. Honeymoon at Cumberland Falls Ky. Bride a Taft High School graduate. groom from Monroe High School, stationed at Camp Lejeune NC with the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Karen Sue Johnson
James Wayne Guiton
Indenwald Baptist Church
Charles R. Johnson
Smalley Blvd
Max Guiton
S. Main St
Middletown
R. H. van Nortwich
Nancy Eaton
Raymond Webb
Lewis Guiton
John Johnson
David Browning
Mendel Eaton
Roxanne Guiton
Brenda Cole
Rhonda Johnson
Nita Johnson
Jennifer Burgan
Chuckie Grantz
Cumberland Falls
Hubert
Taft High School
Said
Monroe High School
Camp Lejeune
N. C
U. S. Marine Corps
Garden clubs unite for floral sprays and wreaths
Four local groups Pisgah Park Garden Club Lakota Hills Garden Club Toastmistress Club and the Bicentennial Committee produced about 150 floral sprays and seven small wreaths for veterans graves before a service at Union Township Cemetery. West Chester Garden Club made 150 sprays and one large wreath. Velma Bowlus arranged a bicentennial red salvia white and blue petunias display under the Pisgah Firehouse sign. Garden Therapy Committee led monthly programs for Ellis Conrad's class at Union Elementary and gave each student a marigold seedling and a litter-not decal after a May picnic.
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Pisgah Park Garden Club
Lakota Hills Garden Club
Toastmistress Club
Carolyn Arrell
Union Township
West Chester Garden Club
Civics
Velma Bowlus
Pisgah
Cathy Anderson
Ellis Conrad
Union Elementary School
Garden Club
Grange quilt judging moved to September
Butler County Grange members approved moving quilt judging from July to September at the May 24 meeting. The gathering featured an auction, a report on the state sewing contest by Mary Baird, and a $100 donation to the Brain Damage Center in Middletown. Junior Grange member Randy Abner, 12, sold $100 worth of jewelry in the project, son of Monroe area residents Doyle and Mrs. Haynes. Virginia Jones of the Butler County Pomona Grange will send an entry to the national sewing contest. The next meeting is June 28 hosted by Hanover at the Butler County Rural Electric Building.
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Butler County Grange
Mary Baird
Middletown
Randy Abner
Randy
Monroe Area
Doyle Haynes
Virginia Jones
Butler County Pomona Grange
Hanover Ladies
Butler County Rural Electric
Lakota Hills Women Golfers Keep Busy With Tournaments
Nine hole golfers from Lakota Hills Golf Association were back in action on Kicker Day recently. Winners were Barbara Tracy in A flight, Joan Abbe in B flight, Paulette Keller in C flight.
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Lakota Hills
Lakota Ills Golf Association
Barbara Tracy
Joan Abbe
Paulette Keller
Sew What's Cooking 4 H Club Posts Flowers Sale and Golf Winners
The 4 H club met at Tracy Heberling's home with twelve members making fans for future projects. The group reported success selling flowers and flight and Carol Von derhaar, D flight. In golf, 18 hole group winners were Kathleen Skelton A flight and Peggy Grooms B flight. nine hole low putts included Ann Zillcox, Joan Whitlock, Lorrie Schurenberg, and Linda Neidlinger. 18 hole low putts named Kathleen Skelton and Betty Erfman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Heberling
Carol Vonderhaar
Kathleen Skelton
A-flight
Peggy Grooms
B- Flight
Ann Zillcox
Joan Whitlock
Lorrie Schurenberg
C-flight
Linda Neidlinger
D- Flight
Betty Erfman
Round robin bridge finals at Johnny Beach's Home Plate
Local bridge players held round robin finals with top ten teams led by Dee Wheaton and Betty Hendrickson. Hostesses were Kathy Fennessy, Dee Wheaton, Joan Imboden and Betty Hendrickson. Play resumes in September.
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Johnny Beach
Dee Wheaton
Betty Hendrickson
Norma Baltzley
Barbara Clayton
Dena Burns
Marilyn Crawford
Gay Hillman
Angie Bollinger
Kathy Fennessy
Joan Imboden
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Jackie Vincent
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Verda Stull
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Lakota Junior School
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E& S Insulation
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Fanny Farmer
Bank Americard Master Charge
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Merle Norman
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DEE” Louderback
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
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Jean Heritz
Kay Price
Margaret Fierst
Marlene Botzung
Teresa Grace
Jo Deluse
Janet Williford
Sandy Coffing
Linda Green
Armstrong
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Reading Rd
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