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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1975
Page
5
Practical home hint shows how to adapt a high chair as a child grows by trimming legs and removing parts to fit a dining setup. Steps include removing the tray, using a card table, and creating a child sized setup with no cost. The piece ends with advice to reuse household items and a warm closing from Dear Heloise.
A society column highlights women’s events in the city on Saturday April 26 1975. Local clubs, charity drives, and cultural activities feature prominent female organizers and participants.
The Middletown Christian Women's Club hosts a noon to 2 pm luncheon at the Manchester Inn on May 5 with gardening tips from Mabel Shoup of Dayton and remarks by Mrs. Donald Harding of Ontario Canada. The program includes themed How Does Your Garden Grow featuring Sam Bennett and offers baby-sitting at First United Methodist Church.
The Holy Trinity Ladies Society elected a new corps of officers for two year terms starting June 1. President is Mrs. Clad Kennedy, Catalpa Drive, with Vice President Mrs. Steven Schmidt, Treasurer Mrs. Robert Bell, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Edna Swaim, and Recording Secretary Mrs. Lawrence Long.
Students of Mrs. Atkinson Jr. present a piano and organ recital Sunday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church. The first part features Del and Linda Robertson in a duet with a list of junior performers. The second part includes Betsy Balger with flute and a large group of additional performers. All second-part players recently participated in the National Piano Guild Auditions. Awards for attendance and merit will follow.
Family Circle cites Dr. David Goldberg of Springfield Massachusetts saying improper viewing positions can cause neck pain or worsen existing neck injuries. The article notes reclining chairs and awkward neck tilts from couches beds with pillows or headboards as risk factors.
On April 30 five Miami University Panhellenic Council members will speak to area seniors about sorority advantages. The event at Middletown High runs 2 30 to 3 30 p m with a Q A session and is sponsored by the Middletown Panhellenic Council.
Plans are complete for the annual May Breakfast to be held next Thursday from 6 30 to 10 30 a m at the First United Methodist Church on S Broad Street. Mrs Dean Prushing chairs with Mrs Martyn Hackney as co chair. home baked items will be for sale. Tickets cost 1 75 for adults and 75 cents for children. babysitters available. Contact Mrs W F Stein Sr ticket chairman or any church member for tickets.
At the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Club session held Thursday night at Verity Lodge, Mrs Heber Jones and Mrs Clyde Stottlemeyer won first place. Second went to Mrs Garold Schudel and Mrs Richard W Lautensleger. Third place to Mrs Stanley Weinstein and Mrs Herschel Greenham. Director Paul Smith.
Robert L. Steele son of Mr and Mrs Robert Steele of 5741 Greentree Road earned a B S in business administration from Bowling Green State University. He joins Delta Sigma Pi and Beta Alpha Psi national accounting fraternities.
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