Laurel Lea Schaefer Reflects On Miss America Year
Laurel Lea Schaefer, Miss America 1983, says she set personal rules, avoids kissing dignitaries, and plans TV acting and public relations work. The Ohio University graduate learned from travel experiences, shared insights on race matters, and notes flexible views and patience as key outcomes of her year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Lea Schaefer
Atlantic City
Ohio University
Laurel
John Lurie
Bexley
Columbus
U.S
South Carolina
Dixie
Ohio
ERA Endorsement Pushed At Parley
Three Middletonians joined about 3000 career women at the National Federation of BPW Clubs convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Delegates and alternates participated in meetings and the ratification push for the Equal Rights Amendment while Miss Underwood noted 20 states had ratified. Keynote speaker Lisa Sergio discussed new dimensions for feminism and sessions covered better career strategies and a young Career Woman Program with 40 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonians
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
N.J
Lloyd Miller
BPW
Oscar Day
Dorotha
Osta
Underwood
Lisa Sergio
Washington, D.C
Red Bird Mission Speakers’ Concern at Faith United meeting
Thirty two Oterbein Home United Methodist Women will attend a Thursday morning breakfast at Faith United Methodist Church. Randall Crouse and staff from Otterbein Home will discuss Appalachian progress through church schools hospitals and cabin craft work. Devotion by Mrs. Fred Stein Sr. Musical prelude by Mrs Corbin Bertram with group singing led by Mrs John Conatroe. Hostesses include Dorcas Lydia Mary Martha Ruth and Gardner Guild. Breakfast served 9 30 am with nursery provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oterbein Home
United Methodist
Faith United Methodist
Randall Crouse
Otterbein Home
Red Bird Mission
Kentucky
Appalachia
Fred Stein Sr
First United Methodist Church
Corbin Bertram
John Conatroe
Dorcas
Lydia
Mary Martha
Ruth
Gardner Guild
Henry Louth
Clifford Stearns
E. Stevens
Herbert Knapp
Wayne Willis
Mary Long
L.K. Henderson
Charles Conatroe
Roger Miller
Refresh Your Cycling Skills With a Gentle Refresher
A humorous guide for adults to relearn bicycle basics with comic misfires. It mocks awkward starts and stops using everyday obstacles and quirky faux pas while suggesting a soft landing near a large, forgiving object.
Stingleys to Mark 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Alie L. Stingley of Germantown celebrate 50 years of marriage with a Sunday 1:30 to 4:30 reception at Imperial House South in Dayton hosted by their daughter and son in law Dr. and Mrs. Marcus J. Freese of Kettering.
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Alie L. Stingley
S. Cherry St
Germantown
Marcus J. Freese
Kettering
Imperial House South
Miamisburg
Centerville Road
Dayton
Stingley
Local births span four families with newborn boys
Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Birch announce a son born yesterday at 1309 Woodlawn Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A Berry report a boy born yesterday at 409 Sycamore St., Tren ton. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ellen burg welcome a son born yesterday at 345 Shartz Road, Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Dobbins greet a boy born yesterday at 6501 Germantown Road.
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Larry D. Birch
Woodlawn Ave
Lawrence A Berry
Sycamore St
Trenton
Jerry Ellenburg
Shartz
Franklin
Larry W. Dobbins
Germantown Road
Roger Nickell
Timothy Day
David Bird
Belgium Bans Mass Killing of Wild Birds
Belgium government declares a ban on mass rapping and slaughter of wild birds for sport, ending years of protests. Separate local notices list residents and hospital patient numbers, including Ashford Combs and Mrs. James R. Barbour among others.
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Brussels
Belgium
James R. Barbour
Monroe
Eugene Hudson
Grand Ave
Myron Fugate
Franklin
John P. Ritchie
Oneka Ave
William T. Blankenship
Clark St
John P. Rudd
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Postmaster Dorothea Woolsey Leads Fremont Office
Dorothea Nicole Woolsey, 25, serves as postmaster in Fremont California, saying women should pursue any career. A Simmons College graduate with rapid rise through post office ranks, she leads a 226 staff and plans to stay through Christmas before a new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont. Calif
Dorothea Nicole Woolsey
Miss Woolsey
Boston
Simmons College For ‘Women
San Francisco Bay Area
Woolsey
Duplicate Winners at Middletown Bridge Club Session
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club held a weekly session at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement across nine tables. North-south winners were Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Richard Getter at 125 percent. Mrs. Gordon Nein and Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr. at 17 percent. Mrs. Heber Jones and Mrs. Kenneth Shafer at 115 percent. East-west tied for first at 120 percent: Mrs. C W Robbisson and Mrs. RC Manuel with Howard Wikoff and C M Woodruff. Runners-up were Mrs. Pat Bush and Robert Nerenberg at 117 percent and Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. J T Lamb at 116 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Mitchell
Howard Wikoff
Richard Getter
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Heber Jones
Kenneth Shafer
C.W. Robbisson
RC. Manuel
C. M. Woodruff
Pat Bush
Robert Nerenberg
Frank Myers
J.T. Lamb
Travel Notes Houseguests of Franklin Couple
Visitors over several days included Dee Henson and daughters Peggy and Mary Frances, plus Ed Mitchell and granddaughter Donna from Hornsby Tennessee. They departed home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Steele
Dubois Road
Franklin
Dee Henson
Peggy
Mary Frances
Ed Mitchell
Donna
Hornsby
Tenn
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Laurel Lea
Mary Scheter
Columbus, Ohio
Laurel Lee Schaefer
Chardelle Weber
ERA
Williamson
Total Electric
Williamson Electric Central Aire
Ziegler, Inc
Lefferson
Tne Weta Co
Reeveling
Stingleys
David Oligee
Keister Road
Bay
Ite
Ashford Combs
Postal Service
Women's Liberation
Dallas
Tex
Washington
New York
San Francisco
The
Journal
Women’s Department
Middletown Journal
Latonia
Tysons
Robel David Crystal
Transeoenaca
Pt Vw
By the Bridge
Trenton Shopping Center
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