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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
6
A newsletter style narrator recalls a modern romance with a factory machine MLKD 10551 MLKD that sent late apology notes to customers. The writer, angered, pens a wry revenge letter to the machine lamenting its lonely role behind a New York office desk.
A list notes multiple births and residents including Douglas Robinson 1612 A Lambert on Square and Michael Dun can 2014 Sherman Ave among others. An health advisory explains vitamin D needs for infants pregnant and lactating women and how milk and sun exposure supply the vitamin with cautions about excess and added foods.
Dreary days remind how vitamin D is created when UV light hits the skin. Extension nutritionist Evelyn Gray of Ohio State University notes busy schedules and pollution limit sun exposure. Vitamin D supports normal bone formation and prevents rickets when deficient, with peak need during bone growth and throughout life.
The Homemakers organization announces a 25th anniversary tea with reservations required by Wednesday. The event runs 2 to 4 pm Sunday April 23 at the Women's Center, with past and active members invited. Mrs. Lee Boast will present a history resume at 3 pm.
A 52 member go go girl troupe eight greyhounds and a lion from Paris arrive for a seven month run at a Rio de Janeiro beer hall with AP reporting the news.
Invitations go out for Middletown Cotillion's Potted Plant Discotheque dinner dance at the Manchester Motor Inn on May 6 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. A cocktail hour starts at 7 p.m. Music by Cecil Young's Orchestra. Reservations due April 29 to Mr and Mrs David Foochs.
Middletown city manager Dale Helsel will speak at the Federation of Women's Clubs spring dinner on April 27 at 6 30 p m in the Church of Ascension Great Hall. He will discuss Total Approach to Future Middletown. A Charity Ball proceeds check will be handed to a Middletown Hospital official.
Melt butter with salt celery salt and onion powder in a 350 degree oven. Stir in rice cereal to coat, bake 8 to 10 minutes then turn and bake 4 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle Parmesan, mix in nuts, cool and store in a covered container for about 1 1/2 quarts.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Church of God plans a 7 p.m. meeting to view the film Mission USA led by Mrs. Cordell Downing. A mother daughter banquet is set for May 13 at 6 30 p.m. tickets cost 1.50 and are sold by Mrs. Wayne Ledford. Mrs. Don Pelfrey oversees entertainment by church mothers and daughters. A redecorating project for cottages at the Church of God Campgrounds near Lebanon is also on the agenda.
Travel notes report Mr. and Mrs. David L Parker of Burton Road back from a week on Martinique in the French West Indies. Their three children Kevin Michael and Timothy also return after visiting Dunedin Florida with grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Kruse formerly of Middleton.
Ida Morningstar Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Commercial Building 6385 Main St The business session directed by Mrs Henry Day and Marion Satterfield worth matron and patron will be followed by social hour arranged by Mr and Mrs Byron Hackney and Miss Elaine Hackney
The Adult Choir of First Baptist Church hosts a flea market from 9 am to 5 pm on April 22 at 119 S. Main St to raise funds for a new piano and organ. Director Mrs. Robert Ramsdell leads volunteers with bake sale, clothing, jewelry, furniture, and assorted items. Donations accepted Thursday and Friday 9 am to noon at the old church. pickup by Hembree or Minge upon request.
TOPS Ohio 369 installed its officers for the 1972 73 year led by Vicki Highley as leader and Diana Williamson as co leader. Also named were Christi Gibson secretary Virginia Gibson assistant secretary Mabel Ratcliff treasurer Debbie Durbin assistant treasurer Sheri Poffenbarger weight recorder and Karen Nelson assistant weight recorder. Eighteen members attended the Area Recognition Day at Hara Arena Dayton with four graduates to KOPS Debbie Moren Norma Birkhimer Barbara Gaunt and Karen Nelson. Lon g standing KOPS Lois Gardner Grace Croswell Erma Pofenbarger and Jennifer Gardner were honored.
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