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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
10
A family who hosts the Walkers uses guests as a spur to fix small home flaws. In forty five minutes, a blue sock is repurposed to wipe tomato juice, a bathroom door knob is tightened, a ceiling stain touched up, and other repairs done rapidly to present a neat house.
Mr and Mrs Frank Blagg of 617 N Miami St Trenton announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to John Harless son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harless of Dayton A Trenton High School alumna Cheryl Blagg will graduate next month from Eastern Kentucky University art major Her fiancé studies at Wright State University Dayton The couple plans a May 28 wedding
Mrs. Ronald Herr former missionary teacher spoke to Ohio Phi Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa about life in Southern Rhodesia. She detailed living conditions education health and politics based on her 1961 to 1968 experience and showed slides from Mt Shabezi Mission. The meeting at Mrs. Howard Bartletts on Marshall Road was led by chapter president Miss Janice Schulz with hostesses Mrs. Prater and Mrs. Williston assisting.
Middletown Soroptimists attend the 64th Midwestern Region conference in Detroit led by president Margaret Waczula with delegate Mary Lord and others. Keynote speaker was Maxine Pease as the theme Midwestern on the Move guided honors including a nursing scholarship awarded to District 4’s Soroptimist Club in Toledo.
Thirty four persons participated in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom. North south winners were Mrs Cade and Mrs Nein with 118 percent, Mary Taylor and Phyllis Slusher 105 percent, Richard Getter and Howard Wikoff 101 percent, while east west winners were Robert Brinkman and Cliff Weiland 114 percent and Dan Maclean with Mrs Weatherwax 86 percent. overall north south players averaged 74 and the division averaged 84.
Middletown's Hi Hopes Chapter TOPS sent 32 members to the Southern Ohio Area Recognition Convention at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus. Three members were among 18 division winners, including Mrs. Mickey Dixon, Jennifer Gardner, and Debora Moren, with Dixon and Gardner achieving state-level recognition.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Nation report a boy at 189 Catalina Trailer Court yesterday. Mr and Mrs Daryl Isaacs announce a birth at Patricia Drive Franklin. Mr and Mrs Rogert D of Finley St greet a boy as did Cpl and Mrs Virgil Lin day at Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu. Paternal grandparents named Seldon Linden 2900 Central Ave and others from Amity Franklin Lane Logan Camden Baltimore St etc. Numerous relatives listed with addresses across Franklin and nearby areas.
Richard Squires and other local residents are discharged from hospitals. The list includes Richard Squires of Cincinnati, Charles C Williams of Columbia Ave, William E Cogan of Hamilton, Eli Edwin Banks of Frank Miss, Thelma Jo Dunn of Franklin, Mrs Dollie Bundren of Aeronica Drive, Mrs Clifton Prim of Germantown, William Banton of Trenton, Joyce Caudill daughter of Mr and Mrs Caudill, Jack Flora of Hamilton Middletown Pike, Wilmon Sparks of Ninth Ave, Miss Shirley Carter of Baltimore St, Mrs Harry Groshardt of Erie Ave.
Elaine Burnett started California Clowns after her teens wanted to join a non existent club. Fourteen teenagers ages 13 to 23 raise laughter at parties parades and hospitals while stressing kindness and safety.
The local chapter with 1065 members, including Norma Birkhimer Barbara Gaunt and Anna Cox, reached its goal but did not maintain the loss for three months. A clothes parade showcased the club's eight pound weight loss average and Donna Walters designed the winning nametags, earning second place in the contest.
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. building. Girls Assembly 13 and Lily of the Valley 55 will host a tea for mothers at Mrs. Rowena Didlick’s home 1401 Jacoby Ave. on Sunday May 2 from 3 30 to 5 30 p.m.
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