Brookwood Club Members Enjoy Final
Women of the Brookwood Club gather for a final meeting or event as listed in the Lima Star Women’s Pages on September 14, 1965. Attendees, activities, and community notes reflect a local social group summary.
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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
12
Women of the Brookwood Club gather for a final meeting or event as listed in the Lima Star Women’s Pages on September 14, 1965. Attendees, activities, and community notes reflect a local social group summary.
Miss Marilyn Ann Blockberger marries Allan Foust in Ottawa River Church of Christ ceremony at 7 30 p m. Rev Omar S Erickson officiates. The bride wears a white tafetta gown with a sequined pearl neckline and chapel train. The couple plans residence in Elida after Sept 18 and will host a reception Sept 26.
Annual fall membership and guest meeting of the League of Women Voters of the Lima Area will be held Tuesday September 21 at 12 30 p m in Market Street Presbyterian Church Fellowship Room. Mrs Jerome R Berman of Cincinnati will speak on reapportionment at state and national levels. Reservations: Mrs R J Towner or Mrs C C Fredericks Jr. All are invited.
Lima District Women's Bowling Association sets a Bowler's Victory Legion dance for October 16 at the UAW-CIO Hall. Proceeds aid hospitalized veterans, with a top $100 prize and Dean Kohler orchestra providing music from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets cost $1.
Delta Tau met for Founders Day at Mrs. Robert Repasz’s home on Nixon Ave. Plans for the year were discussed. Awards went to Mrs. Wilbur Brillhart and Mrs. Robert Miller. Next meeting is Oct 14 at Mrs. Robert Reese’s home. Reese traveled from St Louis for the opening fall meeting.
Patricia Boop bride elect of James Sherrick was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by several Sherrick family members at 801 Michael Ave. The couple plans to wed September 25 at 10:30 a.m. at South Lima Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spyker of 750 Brice Ave were honored at a Sunday reception at their home for their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed Sept. 9, 1915 in Spencerville. Mrs. Spyker, formerly Mabel Ebling, have a son Rev. Edward Spyker and foster son Robert Reasner plus five grandsons. Mr. Spyker is retired after 42 years with Lennox Furnace Co.
Grace Hannah Circle at 9 a.m. Westview Ladies Golf Assn. invitational 8:30 a.m. Epworth Hannah Circle Lydia Schoonover at 1 p.m. Harrod Happy Homes CCL Mrs. Craig Rex 8 p.m. Chi Omega Chi Charles Ridenour 8 p.m. Blue Star Mothers Chapt 85 Joel Bicknell 1 p.m. Past Noble Grand Club Merwin Rebekah Lodge Edith Rice 8 p.m. Pi Delta Pi Beta Sigma IPhi clubrooms 8 p.m. Trinity WSCS Circles Lydia M. B. Bowman noon Hannah Mrs Elmer Cook 1:30 p.m. Susannah Mrs Paul Sweger noon Naomi Miss Pauline McVey 1:30 p.m. Mary Mrs James Spears pean only 100 p.m. Elizabeth Mrs Thomas Francis 8 p.m. Rebecca Mrs RR Roba
Mrs. Margaret D. Malley an instructor at the Lima School of Practical Nursing was chosen by NAPNES to attend a week long rehabilitation seminar at the New York University Institute for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation September 13 17. The event gathers 20 Midwest instructors and colleagues from ten states to learn rehabilitation techniques for dissemination to practical nurse students and LPNs. NAPNES aims to aid handicapped workers with vocational rehab and notes that about 2.2 million people could benefit. Malley teaches Nursing Principles and Skills at Lima School of Practical Nursing which graduates about 269 students since February 1959.
Mrs. Alice Myers was installed as president of the Ladies Aid Society of the Ottawa River United Church of Christ at the home of Mrs. Don Lehman. Miss Lillian Clevenger presented the theme Understanding Our Church and led a Q and A session. Plans include dinners at the Columbus Grove sale barn on Oct. 22 and 28. birthday tributes were given to Mrs. Deffenbaugh and Mrs. Rimer. Oct. 14 will feature a Halloween program in the church social rooms.
Hix N Chix Square Dance Club will host an open western style square dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Cairo School. Chiles will call. attendees include Esther Bradley and Martha Ped, with piecemeal details unclear due to OCR errors. A hootenanny follows the dances.
The Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority Kappa Eta Chapter finalizes a cookbook sale featuring 100 original recipes contributed by members. Cookbooks will sell for $1. calls to 225 7956 can arrange purchases. Mrs. Jack Jolliff to host the October 13 meeting at 4341 Diller Road.
Japanese watchmakers strive for precision to eight decimal places in tooling and working parts. The minuscule 00007874 inch measurement tests manufacturing standards, illustrating extreme accuracy in timepiece production.
A fragmented notice contrasts chocolate milk with chocolate drink. It notes labeling rules hinge on milk type and processing, with references to whole milk, partially skimmed milk, and heat-treated or flavored products.
A reminiscence style note discusses summer ending and bulbs left unplanted, winter crafts planned like rush seating for chairs, samplers, quilting from bandana fabrics, and home projects. It includes a recipe for Caramel Bread Pudding and reflections on parental daily crises and family memories.
Lima District Woman's Society of Christian Service announces a Fall Workshop at Upper Sandusky Methodist Church on Wednesday September 22 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m with luncheon and pursery. Theme is A New Concept of Mission led by Mrs Roland White district vice president in charge. Reservations to Mrs Robert Myers by Saturday.
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