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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
5
A narrator voices irritation as her husband watches a Raquel Welch film of peril and intrigue. The scene includes murder arson and glamor with Welch portrayed as a smart, anxious heroine while dialogue hints at questions about her identity and eyes. The couple's banter and distractions frame the viewing.
Miss Krena Lee Mathis will wed Lee Thomas Shepherd May 5 at Grand Avenue Church of God at 7 30 PM. Miss Yvonna O Hair is maid of honor. Gene Roark is best man. Attendants include family members, ushers, ringbearer Tammy Shepherd and flower girl. Receptions plans noted with local hosts and pre wedding showers scheduled for April 24 and the following week. The Shepherds' families are listed with addresses in Middletown and Trenton.
White parents must confront their own racial biases openly to raise nonprejudiced children says Dr. Alvin Poussaint and Dr. James Comer. They urge honest answers, avoid hollow liberal signals, and use normal race discussions to shape healthier attitudes in children.
Ioma Asher, staff writer, reports on the latest percentages related to women in the studied group, highlighting shifts and implications for policy and society. The piece outlines key data points and frames the findings within current debates and demographic trends.
S Alvin Bell is the new president of the Ramblers Club. Mrs Edward Jones is vice president, Mrs William Rehse secretary, and Robert Baker treasurer. Walter Spindler becomes historian, replacing Wilford Vorhis. Officers were chosen Thursday at the Hill home. Dr Kenneth Smith spoke on Thirty Years of Medicine and noted major advances in anesthesia insulin sulpha penicillin and other miracle drugs. He praised Middletown Hospital with 600 beds and predicted a tremendous expansion by 1985 due to Miami Valleys growing population. He also discussed consolidation of hospital facilities and rising costs from patient demands wages and equipment turnover. Dr Smith foresees more electronic and computerized medicine and a major cancer breakthrough.
Miss Dieterly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dieterly, prepares to marry Alexander Nicholas Geeroff on April 29 at 4 30 p.m. at the Church of the Ascension. Pre nuptial parties include a March 24 shower and an April 20 home party, with a rehearsal dinner on April 28 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Invited guests span multiple states and families, and attendants include Suzanne Pitney as maid of honor and Richard Dieterly as best man.
The Church of Christ urges Christians to abandon factional loyalty and seek unity in speech, organization, and judgment. It cites Romans 12:18 and stresses living peaceably, offering a free Bible correspondence course from 4609 Bonita Drive, Middletown, with worship times at 10 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. led by minister L. Douglas LaCourse.
Mrs Helen Alstaetter and Mrs Fred Nein head ticket sales for the 16th annual May Breakfast at the First United Methodist Church on Thursday May 4 in the Fellowship Hall. About 125 workers will serve an estimated 800 attendees from 6 30 to 10 30 a m with coffee cakes and geraniums for sale. Reservations for groups call Mrs Harold Taylor at 424 1353. Theme Love Is the May Breakfast. Mrs Riley Upton chairs with Mrs Norman Harsh assisting.
Vital records note births of: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. William R. Martin in Trenton. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Worley Olinger in Well Road. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Robinson in Somerville. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dixon on Stanley Street. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. James Edgerton in Dayton. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLaughlin in Los Angeles on April 5. plus numerous relatives named in Franklin, Dayton, Miamisburg, Monroe, Oakwood, and surrounding towns.
The Ohio Bell Hecklers Club elects Don Owens of Germantown as president. Steve Baker from Forest Lake is named vice president and Forest Lake also provides the secretary, with Tony Rogers among the other officers.
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