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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1976
Page
8
Maj. Gen. Jeanne Holm predicts a woman will be president by 2000 or earlier and argues the first female leader is alive in her 20s or 30s. She cites wage gaps and low numbers in Congress, urges local action on day care and top-level opportunities, and notes ERA impact as Congress advances related bills.
The first reunion of descendants of Auke Jefferson and Sara Schenck is planned for Sunday September 26 at 1 PM at 5 Gardner Place. A history book on the Lefferson family will be sold there. the family settled in Peasttown and Blue Ball in the early 1800s.
Laura Lee Roehll daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Roehll Jr. of Cedar Glen Way and her fiancé Jeffrey Goodridge son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Goodridge of Rockville Md plan a 4:30 p.m. ceremony Saturday Sept 18 at First United Methodist Church. A reception follows at Brown's Run Country Club.
Mr and Mrs Ward A Lindenmuth announce the engagement of daughter Sharon Ann to Darrell Alan Vincent son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Vincent The bride to be a Valley View High School alumna and Ohio State University education graduate works as a substitute teacher and with Montgomery County Recreation and Parks Mr Vincent an Esco assistant manager and Ohio State University business graduate Both families name no wedding date yet.
A magazine article reports that lying on the back during labor can press the uterus on major blood vessels and slow progress or cause fetal heart issues. It endorses side positions as most suitable for labor.
Sandra Johnson of Mansfield will be guest speaker and singer at the Middletown Christian Women's Club luncheon on Aug. 30 from noon to 2 pm at the Manchester Inn with the theme Wasn't the Summer Short. Reservations are $3.75, include fall fashions from Filson's, and can be made by Aug. 25.
North-south winners were Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Richard Getter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nerenberg, and Mrs. Robert Harris and William Kash. East-west winners were Mrs. Stanley Peltier and Larry Doud, Mrs. John Houser and Mrs. Frances Saylor, and Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. Clarence Clemens. Nine tables competed in Temple Beth Sholom recreation room.
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