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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
8
New four day work week appears in practice for many workers with some predicting a three day week. Timewealth revolution discussed in Pageant magazine credits longer daily hours for compressed weeks. Benefits include lower commuting costs and more personal time while management sees constant operation and higher output through staggered shifts.
The Goodwill Mothers Club schedules a mother daughter banquet for 6 p.m. May 14 at Arme: Girls' Holiday House. A calendar shows a Cancer Society office work day on April 20. April meeting at Mrs Adair Bailey's Shafer Street home set plans. Easter program organized by Mrs John Derrougl features Mrs George S Fletener Mrs Maude Guess Mrs Turner Powers and Mrs LaRue Glater. Mrs Earl Lacey spoke of a recent Holy Lawn trip. Prize winners were Mrs Frank Hart Mrs Lacey Mrs Zoune Trimble and Mrs Ginter. guests included Mrs Trimble and Mrs Karl Som mers.
The Wildwood Ladies Day Tee Off Brunch begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday April 17 at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse. Mrs. Ben Atchley will introduce officers and committees, Sam Spadafora will discuss new golf regulations, and a style show by the Wildwood Pro Shop will be held. Reservations for women and new members are due by April 22 to Mrs. Pete McGee Michael Read and Mrs. Eldon Pence.
National Secretaries Week kicks off this Sunday with local activities led by Mrs. Donald Hyde secretary to Chester Hodges manager of the Northern Division CG&E Mrs Hyde lives in Miamisburg and has six years with CG&E and three years in the National Secretaries Association A planning committee includes Miss Sandy Roberts co chair Miss Mary Kay Lovelace Miss Elizabeth Rock Miss Marie Sibert and others A Secretaries Day program is set for Wednesday at Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge where the Year of the Secretaries will be announced and a scholarship awarded to a Future Secretaries Association member.
Mrs Amelia Andreotta marked 90 with a family party hosted by son and daughter in law William and at Grand Avenue. Guests included three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A native of Italy she moved to Middletown as a girl and with late husband Joseph ran Busy Bee Delicatessen on S Broad Street. After his 1933 death she led the Greyhound Bus Station on S Broad Street for years and retired about 30 years ago. She remains active in the Heart Fund, serving as neighborhood captain in February. Volunteers delivered contributions to her home at 113 S Broad St.
TV personality Susskind, a Peabody and 11 time Emmy winner, will lecture in Dayton as part of the Town Hall Lecture Series. He will discuss his TV career and the impact of his work on the motion picture industry, with proceeds supporting the Junior League of Dayton Community Trust Fund.
Tickets for a spring card party and dessert smorgasbord will be sold by co chairs Mrs Herbert Korros Marshall Road and Mrs Harvey Weinstein Schirm Drive. The event occurs April 29 at 7 30 p m at the temple on Gladys Drive with tickets priced at 1 25 per person and reservations available.
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Margaret Elaine Neu daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark A Neu of Old Street Monroe wed Stanley Ellis Shepherd son of Mrs and Mrs Ellis Shepherd of West Alexandria Road on April 7 at 6 30 pm at Seven Dolors Church Monroe. Rev William Goldschmidt officiated. A reception followed at the Neu home. The bride wore a white chantilly lace over satin street length dress with high ruched neckline and long lace sleeves. She carried blue and white carnations. Miss Clara Jo Neu was maid of honor in blue crepe. Don Seegar was best man. The bride is a Lemon Monroe High School and Middletown Business College graduate employed by Square D Co. the groom is a Madison High School graduate, Army veteran, now with Armco Steel Corp.
AP News writer in Nassau details the telecommunication fiasco in The Bahamas. Frustrations mount as long rings wrong numbers and missed connections plague errands including hotel calls and bank attempts. The piece satirically lauds New York lines while exposing local system inefficiencies.
Vital statistics report lists numerous births and dismissals across Franklin Carlisle Trenton and nearby towns. Entries name families with city addresses and indicate baby gender or guardian details, including twins and out of town cases, followed by hospital associations and several individual name notices.
The article notes seasons for produce have lengthened. It cites 1931 New York City as corn season May to October, whereas today corn is available year round with large supplies from April through September.
An advertisement in Cincinnati Ohio promotes a free Beltone hearing aid replica, the smallest model Beltone has made. The device is wireless, weighs under a third of an ounce, and is designed for in home use with no cost or obligation. Supplies are limited. readers are urged to phone now.
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