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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
12
Carter faces opposition as social norms about cohabitation surface in census data. The 1970 census shows 143000 unmarried adults living with a nonspouse, up from 17000 a decade earlier, prompting sociologists to weigh temporary trends against long term shifts.
Engagement announced for Teresa Sue McCloud and Richard Patrick Newland, both Army members stationed in Frankfurt, Germany. The couple plans a June wedding. families from Franklin Indiana and Griffith Indiana note shared residence and consent.
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club will host Det. Jerry Chapman at 6:30 p.m. April 19 to discuss the art of self-defense, drawing on his karate and judo black belt training. He joined the force in 1964 and is now an arson and fire investigator. The program includes music and officer elections for 1977-78.
Milan designer Emilio Bergamin showcases carved wood pigs and other animals in a home accessories line. Prices range from $4 for glass vases to $3,000 for a boars tray, with works carved in Sweden pine and hand blown glass pieces.
A Women’s Awareness Day event at Hamilton Campus Miami University begins at 1 p.m. with a panel and workshops by Family Service of Butler County and the Campus Office of Continuing Education, followed by an 8 p.m. lecture by Nora ng on Some Funny Things About Women. The afternoon costs $5. Panelists include Leslie Herndon Spillane Joanne McQueen Rebecca Lukens and Sue Momeyer.
Mrs. George Mehl demonstrated making bottle dolls from empty detergent bottles and wallpaper paste at Duff's Restaurant last night. During business time, member Mrs. James Newell of Germantown was noted to have moved to Kentucky. hostess was Mrs. Roy Johnson of Germantown.
Delta Sigma Phi sorority hosted a rushees event at Barnitz Bank Community Room with Pil Ken Craig Middletown police officer as guest speaker. He urged increased home security and announced Founders Day dinner set for Tuesday April 26 at Kinney's Restaurant.
Mr and Mrs James Imhoff announce the betrothal of their daughter Freda Joy to Timothy Ray Kemplin of Germantown Road The bride to be a Preble Shawnee High School graduate works at Sunoco Car Wash Central Avenue The groom to be a Lemon Monroe High School alumnus served in the Army and works at Regal Packaging Co in Peastown His parents are Mrs Jo Ann Shul and Bill Kemplin They plan a June 11 wedding at the Trenton Nazarene Church.
Bill Culbertson presented Wild Flowers Through the Seasons to the Neighborhood Garden Club at 501 Kensington St. He noted Ohio’s wild flowers vary by region and highlighted orchids and cranberries from local areas. Mrs George Brooks and Mrs Price will attend a regional garden clubs meeting, while flower judging produced multiple winners.
Deputy Fire Chief William Erb spoke to the Omicron Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi this week and screened a Heimlich Maneuver film. In the business session members were reminded of an upcoming garage sale a husband wife social at the Bake home and a Founders Day banquet April 21 at Forest Hills Country Club.
In the City Centre Martis area old-timers share warmth and camaraderie as newcomers join the communal spirit. The feature highlights store ads for Super Suede coats praised as 100% polyester and machine washable, now in stock at The Ms. Shop with prices 75 to 80 dollars. Gail West signs off.
Tomorrow night's Middletown Assembly 68 Rainbow meeting is canceled as announced by mother adviser Mrs. Richard Short. District 20 officers will attend a grand reception in Ashtabula to honor Nan Adams grand mentor adviser. The next local session is set for 10 a.m. May 7 at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Robert Davies of Alamo Road was honored by the Hospital Auxiliary with a life membership for service to the organization and her recent appointment to the Middletown Hospital board of trustees. A journal story yesterday printed her name incorrectly.
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