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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
10
Alexandria physician Patrick J. Doyle offers travel health guidance. He urges pretrip doctor visits, updated immunizations, a personal medical kit, and careful food and water choices. For illnesses abroad, contact embassies or arrange overseas doctors through service agencies to ensure reachable English speaking care.
A columnist recalls a symphony concert watched with a young boy and reflects on music appreciation through memories of a teen’s math test and a loud rock show. The piece contrasts formal orchestral listening with casual youth music experiences and ends with a father awakening his son to music.
Five area students were honored last week at the 16th annual president's scholarship recognition dinner at Ohio State University. Among the 511 high ranking juniors and seniors invited were Cynthia Lewis of 504 Gladys Drive, Jennifer Elam of 4401 Central Ave, Linda Pursley of Lebanon, and Margaret Siehl and John Wehrly of Eaton.
Air Force Captain Thomas J. Barrett, freed after a North Vietnam capture, begins medical tests and debriefing at Scott Air Force Base. He and nurse Susanne Kaczmark of Scottsdale, Pennsylvania, who says they started dating the prior Sunday, plan to marry June 16 and Barrett will pursue pilot retraining while remaining in the Air Force.
Invitations for the May 12 Middletown Cotillion at the Manchester Motor Inn go out this week. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tennant chair the event with Cliff Lash orchestra playing after an 8 p.m. buffet. Assistants include the Binghams Kent Nein and Siebert couples.
The 27th annual Ahepa May Festival will be held May 19 at the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Music will be provided by George Mehas and George Economous with Greek and American selections. A May Festival Queen will be crowned from about 10 contestants, including a Middletown entrant. The event runs 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.. co-chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Stratton Pappakirk and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitt.
Miss Lucinda Ellen Reed and Joe Beatty announce their betrothal. Reed is the daughter of Andrew Reed Sr., Monroe police chief, and attends Morehead State University. Beatty, a Monroe High School alumnus, is a junior at Morehead State. Marital ceremony planned May 12 at the Methodist Church in Morehead.
The Middletown Hospital Auxiliary plans its annual luncheon May 2 at First United Presbyterian Church. A 12 30 p.m. luncheon precedes a 1 15 p.m. business session in the Fellowship Hall. The agenda covers disbursement of fundraising proceeds, Health Career scholarships, officer installations, and new committee chairmen. Reservations close April 29.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union Viola D Romans Chapter promotes youth education on alcohol drugs and narcotics. Ohio Governor John J Gilligan designates April 22 28 as Youth Temperance Education Week. Local members distributed over 250 books in area schools and plan a White Ribbon Recruit program on May 24.
The First United Methodist Church offers free coffee in the breakfast line on May 2 but no doughnuts. A coffee cake corner near the church parlor sells cakes, candy and cookies. Breakfast costs 1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children, served 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. tickets from members of the Women's Society. Baby sitting provided. group reservations with Mrs Harold Taylor at 424-1353.
Members of the Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls and Rainbow Mothers Circle plan a first bazaar at Middletown Shopping Center in the former First National Bank space. It opens 10 a.m. with handmade items to raise funds for sending girls to the Rainbow state convention in Athens this July.
An anonymous Easter basket delivered to Governor Cecil D. Andrus in Boise Idaho carried a note urging women’s liberation. The eggs were arranged to spell the message Woman power Its too good to lose with the last egg showing a clenched fist.
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