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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1978

Page

10

Novelist Joyce Burditt on her gold plated life and recovery

Joyce Rebeta Burditt reveals a high powered career at ABC TV and a marriage to a celebrated writer, built after a fierce battle with alcoholism. Her autobio novel The Cracker Factory, written with wit, traces a Cleveland housewife’s downward spiral, rock bottom, and eventual recovery through AA and reinvention.

Joyce Rebeta-Burditt Abc-Tv Burditt Cassie Barrett Joyce Cassie Cleveland St Joseph's Academy

Card party slated April 16 at Fenwick

Plans are set for a Holy Trinity Church fundraiser card party on April 16. Co chairs Mrs. Robert Fay and Mrs. Nick Vitori lead preparations. Event starts 2 30 pm in Fenwick High School gym. Proceeds fund church equipment. Tickets 1.75 contact Anna Ronto or Jack Williams. or buy at gym door. Refreshments tea table style with prizes in the afternoon.

Holy Trinity Church Robert Fay Nick Vitori Fenwick High School Anna Ronto Jack Williams

Sextet booked for dance at Wildwood Golf Club

The Wedgewood Sextet from Cincinnati will play for Wildwood Golf Club spring dance on April 22 led by Dave Lieberman and Larry Buck. The group has bookings at area venues. Reservations are limited to 70 member couples and guests with a $15 per couple fee including breakfast.

Wedgewood Cincinnati Wildwood Golf Club Dave Lieberman Larry Buck Carrousel Inn Stouffers Jim Kramer John Carmody Jr

Garden club opens 1977 78 season

Middletown Garden Club started the new year with a luncheon at Mrs KR J Wright Jr home. Hostesses were Mrs William Rathman Mrs Robert Kent Mrs Harry Nicholson Jr and Mrs Calvin Skinner. The program First Steps in Arranging featured slides by Mrs George Drew and a list of difficult to arrange flowers. After the business meeting ribbons for flower of the day went to Mrs Calvin Verity and Mrs Joseph Harvey blue, Mrs John Molloy Mrs Verity and Mrs Thomas Wilson red, and Mrs Verity yellow.

Middletown William Bailey Calvin Verity Joseph Harvey John Molloy Verity Thomas Wilson

Sorority to Elect Officers Tomorrow Evening

Coming up My Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority will hold an officer election tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ted Fugate on Bunker Lane.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Ted Fugate Bunker Lane

Monroe seniors win AAUW scholarships in Middletown meeting

Middletown AAUW branch awarded $300 scholarships to Jill Wenger and Dawn Musgrove at the Women's Center last night. Alternate Patrice Reider was named. The event included remarks by branch leaders and plans to attend regional conference in Toledo focusing on women rights and laws.

Middletown American Association of University Women Jill Wenger Dawn Musgrove Women's Center Jill Harold Wenger First Ave Ohio State University Dawn Reed Musgrove Sunset Court Monroe Lemon-Monroe Ohio Northern University Patrice Reider H. L Chase Hetzler Road Fenwick High School Louise McBain el Easton Ida Zecher Dee Markle Nancy Nelson Lars Nichols Susan Brooks Tina Newlin Barbara Wells Rosemary Clark AAUW Commodore Perry Hotel Toledo

Wedding date set by pair Miss Hammerle and William Schwab

Miss Jean Hammerle and her fiancé William Schwab have set July 15 for their wedding at St Mary Church at 2 p m with a reception to follow at the DAV Hall. The engagement was announced in April of last year and Miss Hammerle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hammerle of 3102 Poinciana Road while Mr Schwab is the son of Mrs Rose Schwab of Primrose Lane and the late John Schwab.

Jean Hammerle William Schwab Miss Hammerle Robert Hammerle Poinciana Road Schwab Rose Schwab Primrose Lane John Schwab St. Mary Church DAV

Breakfast Tickets For May 3 At First United Methodist

Tickets for the May 3 breakfast sponsored by the First United Methodist Women's organization are available from Mrs Benny Brown and Mrs Glenn Barker. Adults pay 2.25 and children 0.75. The breakfast, chaired by Mrs Kay Long, runs 6 to 10 30 am at the First United Methodist Church on S Broad Street.

First United Methodist Women's Organization Benny Brown Glenn Barker Kay Long First United Methodist Church S. Broad Street

Festivities precede I Farquis Balaz vows in April wedding

Pre nuptial celebrations surround Patricia Farquis and John Balaz ahead of their April 22 ceremony at St. Mary Church. Varying showers hosted by relatives and friends from February to April culminate with a rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents. Religious rites, family addresses, and venue details appear throughout as local community members participate in the preparations for the Arlington Avenue couple.

Patricia Farquis John Balaz Arlington Avenue Bill Knapp

Rehearsal Dinner Concludes Wedding Plans for Morgan Leimkuhler

Miss Marcia Jane Morgan and James Kenton Leimkuhler plan a April 22 wedding after a rehearsal dinner on April 21 hosted by Gus and Mrs Leimkuhler of Kansas City. Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George K Morgan, has earlier showers in Riverview Avenue and Wicklow Drive homes and celebrations in Columbia and Kansas City. The ceremony is set for 10 am at the First Christian Church in Des Moines, Iowa.

Marcia Jane Morgan James Kenton Leimkuhler Gus Leimkuhler Kansas City Manchester Inn Miss Morgan George K Morgan Riverview Ave John Caldwell Robert Nunlist Robert Fletcher Court Louise Alan Cooper Pau Chenault Wicklow Drive Frank Cessna Riverview Avenue Kathy Gordon Leann Grimes Columbia Morgan Des Moines Iowa First Christian Church

Duplicate results in Middletown bridge club game

Thirty six players participated in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club last night at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room. Using the Mitchell movement across nine tables, Dave Balsmeyer and Steve Temple won the north south section. Other winners included Mrs. Frank Myers with Mrs. Hetty Lamb in second and Mrs. Morton Taylor with Mrs. Richard Getter in third. East west top pair was Mrs. Marianne Timmons and Paul Smith with John Burdsall and Chuck Talmadge second and Mrs. John Houser and Mrs. Steven Pledger third.

Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Mitchell Dave Balsmeyer Steve Temple Frank Myers Hetty Lamb Morton Taylor Richard Getter Marianne Timmons Paul Smith John Burdsall Chuck Talmadge John Houser Steven Pledger

Meeting Set United Methodist Women at Union Chapel

United Methodist Women of Union Chapel will meet Thursday at 7 pm at the church on Keister Road. Program leaders will be Mrs Jeanne Card and Mrs Mabel Wetzel. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs Frances Conarroe and Mrs Sedalia Joliff.

United Methodist Women of Union Chapel United Methodist Church Church On Keister Road Jeanne Card Mabel Wetzel Frances Conarroe Sedalia Joliff

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