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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1969
Page
19
Miss Neysa Kay Hollenbaugh and Charles Edward Nelson married at First Brethren Church Gratis in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride wore an empire waist gown with lace and ribbon, brindled by a yellow bow, and carried white pompon mums and yellow sweethearts. A reception followed. they will live in Brookville Ohio.
New York report notes a forthcoming guide "The Seventeen Guide to College Choice" by David Klein. Published by Macmillan on Sept. 8, the book provides practical steps for evaluating education options, maximizing high school learning, and assessing personal goals for college acceptance.
Judy Kay Hamric and Robert Eugene Miller wed at United Church of Christ in Springboro Friday at 7:30 p.m. The couple, Clearcreek High School graduates, live in Franklin after the ceremony. The bride works at National Cash Register Co. and the groom at Springboro Hardware Store.
J W Baker and Miss Jane Frances Le Schlavdecker wed at St. of Middletown yesterday with double ring ceremony. Best man was David G Parma. maid of honor Miss Margart Mary Leingang. couple to reside in Covington Kentucky. The bride, nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati, wore her grandmother's gown. Rev Joseph J Ozimek officiated. Reception followed at Ridgewood Golf Club Parma. Gifts and attendants listed. couple left for a southern honeymoon.
Miss Deborah Ann Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard E Young of Clara Drive Trenton married George W Myers son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Myers of Renee Drive in a nuptial at Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church Trenton The Rev Leon DeForest officiated A reception followed at Trenton Fisherman's Club The bride wore a white organza gown with Alencon lace The train came from a lace back collar A double bow headpiece held her illusion veil They carried small white carnations The matron of honor wore aqua florette brocade and pink and white carnations Each bridesmaid wore a matching gown Best man was Thomas Campbell Ushers were Richard May and Richard E Young I After a short wedding trip the couple will reside on Roosevelt Avenue Myers works for Armco Steel Corp and attended Madison High School The bride attended Trenton High School
New York physician Dr. Stuart Oster of St. Luke's Hospital Center warns that pregnancies after 40 are often tragic due to higher complication risks and pressures on both mother and husband. He advocates full physical exams before pregnancy and favors birth control pills for older women, noting strong effectiveness and fewer irregularities. In New York City 2 percent of live births occur to women over 40 with 3.8 percent of new patients at St. Luke's clinic in this age group.
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