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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1969
Page
8
A list of crossword clues including Russian lake, withered M, death, remov es dirt, long period, Dutch measure, medicinal plant, negatives, Feigna, Greek maiden, Greek letter, bounder, exist, male sheep, beverage, sea eagle, thing law, therefore, guarantee, Maria, note in acale, employer, light carriage and more, with an average solution time noted.
Tomorrow's planetary influences favor personal relationships outdoor activities and community affairs with travel also likely. For those born today expect ambitious career plans to bring earnings before the next birthday with several productive periods noted from mid May through next spring. Avoid speculation over the coming year and enjoy romance in June September and late December. A child born today is described as idealistic imaginative and an organizer. The Day After Tomorrow Monday's stellar-aspects.
The reading advises tact in dealings with emotional people and urges self reliance on important matters. It highlights long range financial planning through early December and February, noting risks to assets in May June and November. Career gains appear in June July August and October. Romance peaks in June September December January and April.
Readable fragments indicate a brief record involving Lewis J. Me Monnk and URC with a code GA 3-462. No additional context or actions are clearly readable to define a full event or outcome.
Actor Sidney Poitier, Oscar winner for Lilies of the Field, is named to the Virginia Union University board of trustees. President Dr. Thomas H. Henderson said Poitier expressed interest in the school and will bring his work, wealth and wisdom. Poitier has no prior connection but accepts a three year appointment.
Seafell Pike is identified as the highest mountain peak in England with an elevation of 3 210 feet, marking a notable geographical record for the region.
Reader tips cover kitchen hacks and personal stories. Grandmother rescues a wallet with clipped newspaper pictures for a child to study, a ham boiling trick adds sugar for a sweeter gravy, and a wig care mishap ends in a yard burial.
In April the Women's Society of Christian Service announced a mother and daughter banquet at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. Chairmen Mrs. Erwin Walker and Mrs. Frank Robinson lead the program with helpers for tickets, tables, and decorations. The dinner will be cooked and served by church men on May 13 at 12 30 p.m. at Faith United Methodist Church on Baltimore Street Philadelphia Avenue.
The Bay Room of the Holiday Inn hosted a rehearsal dinner for Miss Pamela Ann Cline and Robert N. Krebs last night. The couple, set to wed at Prout Chapel on Bowling Green University's campus, were joined by family and friends including Rev. D. E. Bichsel, Gerald Spray, Robert Krebs, Glenn Shockey, Russ Koetz, J. D. Swisher, Linda Peterman, and Greg Allen.
A list of birth announcements records multiple families with addresses in Lebanon and nearby towns. Entries note newborns by parents and streets, including several Friday, today or unspecified dates, with accompanying names such as Dwight Williams Fred Wilson Francis Atkinson Randy Amburgey and others.
McCall s Magazine named the 10 best dressed Manhattanites but excluded Mayor John Lindsay. The New York edition says Lindsay wears clothes well yet is largely a Brooks Brothers customer. The list includes Bobby Short Julius Monk Miles Davis Iva Patcevitch Patrick O Higgins William Talbert Solon Kelly III Bud Palmer Henry Mortimer and Carter Burden.
First Baptist Church hosts Eva Martin Circle luncheon at Mrs. Tom Webb's Arnold Drive home. Members hear clothing donations for the Thrift Shop at Doty House sponsored by Church Women United. Program led by Mrs. Harry Hayes Miss Mildred Kain and Mrs. Otto Kash. Co host Mrs. James Jordan.
Gov. James A. Rhodes is invited by George Romney to a May 8 Washington meeting to discuss a large housing program involving federal state and local governments and private business.
Gold Star Mothers of Chapter One, American War Mothers, held a tree planting Thursday at Doty House for Arbor Day. Anne Christy accepted the flowering crab tree on behalf of Doty House children. Mrs. Elizabeth Cottle chaired the memory tree committee and War Mothers noted a program by the children before a tour of Doty House.
Mrs. Charles Whiteman led CWU activities with a talk titled Adventure in Giving. Hostesses for the gathering were Mrs. Dan Wilson and Mrs. Duff, supporting the event.
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