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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1972
Page
5
A reflective note blends vanity and fear as a woman confronts sexist norms from labor law setbacks to bathroom shocks. She imagines an Obeah doll of Gloria Steinem, contemplates equality and labor burdens, and muses on writing NASA for a moon station before plotting a personal act of defiance.
A reader alerts about a potentially risky house-to-house canvasser offering termite services. The message urges caution and questions the legitimacy of unfamiliar operators before allowing entry or work.
Judy Moore, supervisor of consumer services for the Porcelain Enamel Institute in Washington, D C, travels to educate buyers about finishes in appliances. She advises asking for specifications or testing with a dime to verify porcelain enamel, and notes many models now use painted tops or epoxy drums. She also mentions free pamphlets and her background in home economics and budgeting tips for shoppers.
A Forest Hills Country Club luncheon launched the ladies golf season with a style show led by Mrs. Sam Spadafora. Models included Mrs. Richard Brannaman and others while Brack Little and William McGohan outlined course rules. Reservations for the next ladies day event are due by Tuesday noon.
Members of the Goodwill Mothers Club prepared over a thousand dressings for cancer patients announced by Mrs. Turner R. Powers at a meeting at Mrs. Tom Craycraft home Gideon Road. Dressings are free to patients via the Butler County Unit of the American Cancer Society with another work session set for April 25. A mother-daughter banquet planned for May 13 at Armco Girls' Holiday House. Readings were given by Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Craycraft with prizes awarded to Mrs. Maude Guess Mrs. George Fletcher Mrs. Earl Lacey and Mrs. Rollie Oakley.
Chardelle Weber, Women’s Editor, presents a front page feature on women’s roles in the community and the evolving standards of gender equality. The column highlights local profiles and recent milestones.
Miss Vicky Ann Moon daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles W Moon of Fort Lauderdale Florida wed James Bruce Hawley on May 10 in Upper Marlboro The couple plans a summer European trip and will reside in Georgetown Washington DC Attendants were Sheila Wolff and David Talbot Moon is a Mount Vernon College graduate now at George Washington University Hawley a University of Maryland alumnus pursuing a master's at GWU where he teaches Spanish The bride an equestrian has shown Horses in national Hunter and Jumper Shows Paternal grandparents are Vernon J Moon of Orchard Street The Moon family formerly resided on South Broad Street The bride attended Crest Preparatory School prior to moving to Florida
Mrs Earl Stegemiller was chosen as delegate to the 23rd national convention of the Greater Miami Valley Doll Club to be held August 26 in Omaha Nebraska with Mrs Roy Johnson as alternate. The group met at Mrs Maurice Wilkinson's Hamilton home and announced an August exhibit at Franklin Public Library set by Mrs George Mehl.
A Founder's Day square dance event hosted by Armco Stars Square Dance Class and Club runs 7 30 to 10 30 p m on Wednesday April 19 at Verity School with pro caller Jerry Helt Cincinnati. Prizes awarded and proceeds from $1 donations benefit Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children. Ed Moore chairs the dance.
Gail Pettit Bruns daughter of Mrs G A Pettit and the late Grant Arthur Pettit earned a doctor of philosophy degree in biochemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She works with Children's Hospital Medical Center Boston and with Harvard Medical School and previously earned a BS in chemistry and an MD from the University of Rochester. Bruns is a member of Sigma Xi and the American Chemical Society and graduated from Middletown High School in 1952.
The column outlines daily outlooks by zodiac sign from Ames to Pisces with guidance on effort, discretion, confidence, and judgment. It notes born individuals have ambition and energy with talents in music theater science and invention, urging control of impulsiveness.
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