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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1969
Page
8
In this guide a four year old helps at supper time by arranging pretzels, setting the table, decorating cookies, tearing lettuce, crushing crackers, shaping hamburgers, washing dishes, and portioning dessert. The mother should tailor tasks to the child’s age and abilities.
The Salvation Army Auxiliary elected Mrs. Robert L. Myers as president at a citadel luncheon. She succeeds Miss Josephine Armstrong who steps to second vice president for a year. Other officers include Mrs. Thomas Bell vice president and 385 members were noted. Mrs. C A Burnett was named honorary member for over 20 years of service.
A kitchen and pantry shower honored Miss Jenny Cox ahead of her May 23 wedding to Joseph Thomas Tadych at the First United Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Wittman and Mrs. Leonard Rothe with many Cox relatives and friends in attendance at the Rothe home on Poppy Drive.
First in a series of pre nuptial events honoring Frances Annette Lubberger bride elect of Cadet J C Charles Douglas Gorman. A neon luncheon and china shower hosted by Mrs. William Barnes and Mrs. Walter Coppess in Monroe drew guests including Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. Joe Blose. Lubberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lubberger of Monroe, will wed after her fiancé, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gorman, graduates from the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on June 4.
Nine area women have passed the state board exams and earned licensed practical nurse status. From Middletown are Charlotte Starr Martha Moon Alvin Miller Margie Moore and Eunice Singleton. From Franklin are Sue Minge Margaret Combs Marilyn Wagner and Sherry Smallwood. The Dayton School of Practical Nursing will start a new class in September.
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom drew 28 players. North-south winners were Paul Smith with William Kash 76, C Rohrsson with A Stam baugh 75, C M Woodruff with Herschel Greenham 75. East-west winners were Roy Granger with Frank Myers 75, Dan MacLean with Robert Weatherwax 72, and Glenn Seloy 62.
Middletown students Leslie Boni and Anne Anderson performed in a Sunday piano recital at Taft Museum Cincinnati. The event featured elementary grade students and was sponsored by the Southwest District Ohio Music Teachers Association under Mrs Harold Conn.
Mrs. Marjorie Colyer, longtime Central School teacher, is honored at a May 10 Holy Trinity School gym dance. Co chairs Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop host a parish event with a 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. party, featuring the De Hodshire Orchestra and tickets at five dollars per couple.
Miss Connie Taulbee bride to be and Edward Neu Jr will marry May 17 at Holy Trinity Church. A reception follows at the K of C Hall after the 1 30 pm ceremony. мн Also noted is a Sunday afternoon miscellaneous shower at Elmo Place hosted by Mrs Dan Imfeld Jr with numerous Mid dl etown and Cincinnati guests.
May 26 meeting at Miss Mildred Fisher’s home featured Mark Kerschbaum of the Neighborhood Garden Club giving a flower art demonstration for Alpha Delta Kappa educators. He showed triangular hogarth and semi circular arrangements using gladioli carnations and spring blooms.
Vital statistics listing multiple births with names and addresses in Franklin and surrounding areas. Families include Douthett, Stout, Hopkins, Stewart, Von Holle, Combs, Marshall, Neanover, Hansford, Miles, Conrad, Fall, Larsson, Chasteen, Oldfield, Christopher, McNabb, Griffin, Fitzwater, Wheeler, Koehler, Shockley, and Herbert along with residence details and note of yesterday or today.
Phi Delta Theta at Miami Dade Junior College carried a miniature freedom torch in an 18 mile relay ending in downtown Miami. They received a key to the city from Commissioner Earl Starnes as a show of support for American servicemen in Vietnam amid campus protests.
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