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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1965

Page

6

Out-Of-Town Guests Arrive For Merrily Day Preston Wedding

A large number of out of town friends and relatives arrive for the wedding of Miss Merrily Day and George Preston at the First Methodist Church. The rehearsal dinner honors the bridal pair and attendants at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon with many attendees listed.

Merrily Day George Preston James Griswold Betsy Exeter N. H C. W. Frederick Sarah Peter South Dartmouth Mass Richard Sellers Tommy Nancy Patty Wilmington Del Marilyn Day Westerville Anthony Santiago Wichita Kan Charlea Day Chuck Bobby Cleveland Joanne van Sant William Loushin Debbie Brent Steven Aspen Colo Mary Stone Evansville Ind Eleanor Simpson London Ontario George Preston Sr Phoenix Ariz Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon

Vital Statistics Babies and Birth Notices Featured

Listings of newborns and birth notices including couples Harper Acker Masters Fultz Turner Nell Blevins Thompson Hill Briggs Reynolds Skulkey Bailey Prichard McGuire Harrison Wade Burt Collins Jay McNally Center with parents and addresses in Carlisle Franklin Camden Barnitz Trenton and surrounding areas. Maternal grandparents named for some entries.

Virgil Hill Carlisle Vincent Briggs 18Th Ave Charles Reynolds Franklin Gus Skulkey Chancey Bailey William Bailey Alameda Barry Prichard Lawrence Prichard Victor McGuire Woodlawn Ave Sterling Harrison Fred Wade Jo L. Burt Gus Henry Ave Douglas Collins Ray A. Jay Trenton Donald A. McNally Earl Smith Camden Donald Justice Barnitz

Rehearsal Dinner Fetes Bridal Party In Clock Restaurant

The Party Room of the Clock Restaurant hosts a rehearsal dinner for Miss Jo Ann Frey and fiancé Max Gilbert Gruendl and their attendants. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gruendl of Winchester Indiana after a St John’s Church rehearsal. Attendees include family and friends from Ohio Indiana Alaska and Columbus among others.

Jo Ann Frey Max Gilbert Gruendl Gilbert Gruend Winchester Ind St. John’s Church Celestine Frey Elmo Place Eileen Dineen Jack Hall Middletown Penny Gruendl Geoffrey

Travel Notes Highlight Draxier Family Visit

John Draxier and daughter visit Middletown to see his sister Mrs. Hubert Steel and brother Paul C. Draxier. Draxier returns to Middletown for the first time in nine years since moving to California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E of Greentree Road return from a week at Grove Park Lodge Asheville North Carolina.

John Draxier Daugher Calif Mr. Draxier Hubert Steel Middletown Rt. 3 Paul C. Draxier California Robert E Greentree Road Grove Park Low Asheville, N. C Mr. Pinkerton Robert Petry Sherman Avenue Mrs. Pinkerton Edwin Sherwood Central Avenue

Couple To Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lens of 1400 Middletown Eaton will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Blair at 1940 Middletown Eaton Road. Married August 22, 1910 in Hamilton, they have three children Paul J. Lang Jr. of Dayton and two daughters, plus four grandchildren.

Paul J. Lens Middletown - Eaton Eugene R. Blair Middletown - Eaton Road Longs Hamilton Paul J. Lang Jr Dayton E. C. Peck Blair

Maple Sugar and Syrup Highlighted Among Farm Products

Maple sugar and syrup are listed among other American farm products, illustrating the diverse offerings in agricultural goods and market potential.

New Zealanders Eat More Butter Than Americans

A report notes New Zealanders consume more than twice the butter per capita of Americans, highlighting a stark dietary difference between the two countries and implying cultural or agricultural factors behind the gap.

Rainbow Assembly To Meet At First EUB Church

The Rainbow Assembly to meet tomorrow at the First EUB Church with balloting and initiation directed by Miss Pam Miller. Plans include a paper drive on August 28 and attending the Rainbow Assembly constitution in Morrow on September 11. A reception for grand appointments in the 20th district is planned for September 12 in Morrow with Miss Nancy Anderson as guest of honor.

Middletown

Young Lausche Split In Voting On War On Poverty

Ohio's two Democratic U.S. senators split votes on the 1.65 billion second year authorization for the war on poverty. Senator Stephen M. Young voted for the measure while Senator Frank J. Lausche voted against as the Senate approved 61 to 29.

Washington Ohio U.S Senate Stephen M. Young Frank J. Lausche

Calling All Club Publicity Chairmen

Publicity chairmen are urged to prepare extra program booklets for the Journal's Society Department for the weekly calendar. Include husbands names for married or widowed women and the time date place and hostess for each meeting. Submit written information to the Society Department by 9 am the morning after events.

Journal Society Society Department

Mental Health Guild entertains patients at state hospital

The MH Guild hosted a monthly party at ngview State Hospital for Ward BE and BW patients. Worthmore Clothes Shop sponsored the event. Guild members reported donating home baked items to the Armco Girls Jamboree and distributed scented soap bars and bath powder. Attendees included Mrs. Rowland Hinsch Mrs. Ruth Shoup Mrs. Charles Dagenbach Mrs. Arnold Boxwell Mrs. Emma Starr and guest Mrs. George Perrill of Cincinnati.

Mental Health Guild Ngview State Hospital Worthmore Clothes Shop Armco Rowland Hinsch Ruth Shoup Charles Dagenbach Arnold Boxwell Emma Starr Guild George Perrill Cincinnati

Carousel Teacher Returns to Carousel Nursery School

Mrs. Robert Bauer of Tod hunter Road returns to teaching at Carousel Nursery School 700 S. Marshall Road when fall term opens Sept 13. She holds a B S in elementary education from the University of South Carolina and has worked as recreation leader in Louisville and in social work with underprivileged children. She taught elementary school in Indiana for two years and has two years of local substitute teaching experience. She will be assisted by Mrs. Mary Heck who has many years of experience with pre-school children.

Robert Bauer Todhunter Road Carousel S. Marshall Road Bauer University of South Carolina Department of Parks Louisville Indiana Mary Heck

Middletown Residents' Son Weds

Announcement of the marriage between Doris J. Rolfe meyer of Lafayette Indiana and Robert H. Gill, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gill of Sheffield Street, with Rev. William Andrews presiding at Redeemer Lutheran Church Lafayette during a 7 30 ceremony on Wednesday. Attending were Miss Viola.

Doris J. Rolfemeyer Lafayette Ind Robert H. Gill A. C. Gill Sheffield Street Gerald FE. Rolfemeyer Milford Neb William Andrews Redeemer Lutheran Church Viola

War Mothers Elect Parley Delegates

Mrs. Charles Bolton and Mrs. Howard Newcomb were chosen as delegates to the National American War Mothers Convention at the local chapter meeting in the American Legion Home. Alternates named were Mrs. Will Pieratt and Mrs. Jesse Trent. The national gathering runs in Louisville from September 26 to October 7.

Charles Bolton Howard Newcomb American Legion Will Pieratt Jesse Trent Louisville

Kuwait forms advisory council to oversee oil operations

Kuwait announces creation of an advisory council to supervise oil operations. The report notes the measure as the government moves to regulate production. A historical aside mentions the first alarm clock built in the 14th century in Italy.

Kuwait City Kuwait Italy

College Page Prepares Student Directory Forms

Students entering or returning to college must submit the form to the Society Department of Middle town Journal by August 24. Include separate forms for multiple family members, write legibly, and avoid phone submissions.

Society Middletown Journal

Slick new cars promise big looks and fewer fenders

Grand pappy Jenkins notes the upcoming autos are stylish and packed with improvements yet will still have only four fenders when easing weekend traffic.

Local Couple Wed in Midwestern Ceremony

G Baum of Lafayette and James E Jordan of Marietta Ohio wed as Mr Gill a Lem on Monroe High School graduate serving in the Air Force at Bunker Hill AFB Peru Indiana. His wife is Lincoln Nebraska high school graduate. Attending were the bridegroom's parents.

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Rome Milady Milan Eleanora Garnett Martha Day Joe Day J. S. Day Herschel Day Judith Anne Johnson Charles Day Jr Robert C. Cordray Robert Jr Lillian Gebhart Wiliam Loushin Steve and Brent Barbara Leffler Daniel Flory C. E. Wintringham Miss Day Carl Harper Young St William Acker- Man Wilbraham Road Russell Masters Richardson Drive Mrs. Clark Fultz Oxford State Road Boy Richard Turner Brooklyn Midh Charles Nell Monroe Ellen FE. Blevins Wayne Blevins Front St Paulette Thompson Shirley Thompson Michael Center Mrs. James Center 15Th Ave Dwight Perry Burton Road Michael Phillips Donald Phillips Tytus Ave Mark and Michael Hampton James Hampton Sheffield St Chicago Sherman House Crare Robert Pinkerton Robert Charlene Sandra Doyen Belinda Melissa Donald Protektiv Provtektivs Sam Bartel Central Rainbow Assembly Pam Miller Young Lausche MH Guild War Mothers Longview Hospital Bailey Cottle Virgil Combs Frank Champ College Ceti Plumbing Company Manchester Ave Local Claims Service H. Swinehart Glenn Tullis Les Leighton Tom Moon Joe Canter Insurance Agen Broad St Melpin Teen Board THE Pelican Thermo Jac Pelican Sweet Medipins Seventeen Magazine McCall’s Norma Gantner
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