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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1969
Page
8
The April Bethlehem Lutheran Church circle gathers at Mrs. Kerschbaum's home for a sour dough lesson and hymn origins. Separate notices list numerous estate executors and appointees from Middletown through Trenton, with April 1969 dates and local probate actions.
Public notices list executors and administrators for several estates in Middletown and Monroe Ohio including Florence Kerr, Maud Thorpe, Raymond Bennett, James Mynhier, Columbus Steward, Marion Grimm, and others. Also includes divorce petition by Wanda Huff against James Huff with response deadline in April 1969.
Mrs. Robert Bowling of 962 Garver Rd invites reservations for the Monroe Alumni Party a Hawaiian luau at Sharonville June 7. Dinner runs 6 30 to 8 30 p m with dancing to 1 a m. Reservations close May 1. Committee includes Charles Bunnell Donna Fisher John Jordan Duane Bailey and Sherry Woods. Call 422 5828 for details.
Grandmothers to Meet in Dayton were elected officers and delegates for multiple church circles. Key roles include Mrs. William ae president and Mrs. Schneider secretary, with others serving as area secretaries and nominating committee members. A May 8 conference in Dayton and joint events with United Methodist groups are planned, with national officers to be honored.
Dinner at Boone-Aire Country Club Florence Ky honored Miss Deana Lackey and Herman of Cincinnati with couples and relatives in attendance. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Elmer Lackey and several Middletown Sabina and Boston residents alongside relatives of the couple. The wedding party and Lt David R Reed joined guests at St Marys Church today for the noon vows.
Members of the 100 Card Club will invite their husbands to their annual May smorgasbord and card party at the Women's Center. Nominations for 1969-70 officers were made and elections set for May. Guests included Mrs Edward Tancock Mrs Stanley Vetting Mrs Ted Karchner and Mrs Fred Berge. Hostesses were Mrs Douglas Kanitz and Mrs Angelo Scavone.
Pope Paul VI will travel to Uganda for a two day visit starting July 31. He will consecrate a shrine for 22 black martyrs and close Africa bishops conference. An outdoor pontifical mass is expected to attract over 500000 attendees.
Mrs. Robert Paul spoke to the Greater Miami Valley Doll Club on rag dolls tracing their origins to the Eighth Century and noting features like a flat face stuffed body and painted eyes. Dayton's Mrs. Morgan Blunt displayed Raggedy Ann and David dolls while others presented samples and partial Chinese doll collections.
The Department of Women of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held a monthly meeting with a slide show titled Workers for the Master. Speakers included Mrs. Paul Barker Mrs. Dana Freberg and Mrs. Stanley Hunt plus soloist Mrs. Floyd Rockwell and organist Mrs. Ron Story.
Mr and Mrs Howard Ditmyer of Erie Avenue hosted a rehearsal dinner for son John and bride to be Teresa Louise Gruener and their wedding party in Cincinnati. Guests included the Gruener and Kremm families and other relatives. The couple will exchange vows at 5 30 p m today at St Dominic's Church Cincinnati.
Frances Arcure, ten, guest of the Christian Ladies Breakfast Club at the Manchester Motor Inn, wins a poster contest. Homemakers Circle Two elects Guy Stone Sr. president with officers Wellspeak Riesz Westercamp. May events include banquets, officer installations, and a child molesters film shown to members.
Reservations for the Forest Hills Kickoff Luncheon Spring into Golf are due by Monday. Mrs. William Bach at 124 Orchard St and Mrs. Russell Nicols at 501 Ross St handle bookings for Forest Hills Country Club women members. The luncheon takes place at noon on April 17 at the clubhouse.
A warning about a house to house canvassing by an unfamiliar operator, urging readers to question the method and potential risk to their home security. The message emphasizes distrust and urges caution with unclear procedures and intentions.
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