Accent On Women Page 10 Accent On Women Friday Aug 17 1973
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1973
Page
10
Page header line from the 1973 newspaper issue showing section name and date. No article readable beyond the page label.
Miss Charlotte Frisch and Thomas L Moreland announce their wedding set for 7 30 p m September 1 at Faith United Methodist Church Attendants include matron of honor Mrs Herbert Lb Greathouse bridesmaids Mrs Gary Liggett Miss Renee Moreland best man Larry Moreland ushers Jerry Moreland and Ted Frisch reception hostesses Miss Sue Churchill Debi McGraw Cheryl Sparks
Kathy Dorene McCoppin and John Richard Reece are engaged. Kathy is Edgewood High School graduate employed by Butler County Welfare Department in Hamilton. John, also an Edgewood alumnus, works at Interstate Folding Box Co. They plan a late November wedding in Trenton.
The engagement of Miss Brenda Sue Conley to William Lee Johnson is announced. Johnson is the son of Mrs. Mattie Johnson of 117 Bellemonte St. Conley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Conley of 75 Catalpa Drive Springboro. Both are employed at Hills Department Store. no wedding date has been set.
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers draped their charter for the late Mrs. Lela Petry a former chapter state president and national secretary. Memorial rites were conducted by Mrs. Robert Davis and Mrs. Burley Cottle. Petry died July 21 in Washington DC. Her mother Mrs. Margaret Pinkerton organized the local chapter in 1921. A memorial book will be donated to the Middletown Public Library. Plans include entertaining patients at the Dayton VA Hospital today.
New York AP reports popcorn predates Columbus in West Indies and America with ancient use in Bat Cave New Mexico. It spread from Thanksgiving exchanges to household snacks and later fairs, circuses, and cinemas. Today 372 million pounds are sold annually with theater sales at about 197.7 million dollars.
Miss Rita Feerer, worthy adviser for Middle town Assembly 68, will conduct initiation tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Setup committee meets at 12 30 p.m. and officers practice at 1 p.m. Committee chairs are Letha Crose Molly Keller and Barb Osborne.
Thinly sliced celery cooks in chicken bouillon producing a tender, savory side dish with a gentle aroma. The recipe notes its compatibility with hearty mains and its simple preparation suited for weeknight meals.
Dr. Joseph Torg warns preadolescent Little League pitchers face higher risks of shoulder and elbow injuries due to competitive, adult-influenced atmosphere. He compares Little League with Lighthouse Club baseball, finding far fewer elbow problems when competition is minimized and participation is enforced, though data remain inconclusive.
Thelma Rudie Norma Williams and Howard Hartness were enrolled as new members at a Women of the Moose meeting held at the Moose Lodge on S Main Street. The program led by Mrs Vance Smedley featured Mrs Anthony Barton from the Dayton lodge describing the advantages of membership. A college of regents meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday September 12 at the lodge.
In the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Verity Lodge last night, novice section top scorers were Mrs. Paul Smith with Larry Doud, Mrs. Becky Kinsworthy with Mrs. Stan Peltier, and Mrs. Frances Saylor with Mrs. Billie Houser. Open and east–west results followed with multiple winning pairs across directions.
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