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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1972
Page
6
At Miami Beach a GOP women’s caucus highlighted party unity and readiness. Debbie Leff of Michigan described Democratic attacks as political theater while members wore dresses as they prepared to address issues and influence the Convention discourse.
Miss Nancy Ellen Arnold married Gary L Wright at Church of the Cross United Methodist in Kettering. The bride is a Germantown teacher. groom is with Gem City Savings in Dayton. They honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains and will live in Miamisburg.
A compilation of remarks from Donna Fargo Indira Gandhi Cynthia Lewis and Ethel Waters reflecting on ambition freedom race happiness and personal resilience. The entries span education politics religion and popular culture with perspectives from a teacher a prime minister a teen pageant winner a gospel singer and a sports figure’s spouse.
The text contrasts Republican women's activities with the Democrats noting a dense schedule of cafes, lunches, teas, receptions, and cocktails across hotel venues. It highlights abundant food and organized social events aimed at broad participation.
A city woman recalls moving to the country and meeting a variety of yard wildlife. She describes bob whites quail barn swallows woodchucks a black and white cat a skunk and evolving country life lessons. She jokes about a giant parakeet invasion as her country change continues.
Jill Ruckelshaus, wife of EPA administrator William Ruckelshaus, advocates a strong women’s rights plank and abortion proposal at the GOP platform hearings. She remains cautious on success and notes no White House reprisals. The couple, with five children, live in Miami Beach as the Republican precincts loom.
Miss Roberta Roe daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Roe Ronald Drive and Thomas John Fisher son of Mrs Maxine Fisher Village Drive Franklin and the late D O Fisher Jr were wed at 2 pm Saturday at the First Baptist Church. The bride employed by Union Camp Corp in Franklin is a 1970 Lemon Monroe High School graduate. Her husband a 1969 Middletown High School alumnus attends Miami Jacobs College in Dayton. The couple will reside in Franklin.
Mrs Ruckelshaus predicts a first women’s plank at the convention. The platform would back day care centers equal rights and ERAs ratification and more women in top government jobs. She notes abortion equality issues energizing discussions and cites her entry via Anne Armstrong.
A Franklin area column records multiple births including boys and girls born Saturday and yesterday. Parents include Shultz, Radabaugh, Turner, McMurray, Estridge, Dobrozsi, Shields, Owens, Mays, Pelfrey, Bartel, and Barte families with residences in Franklin Lebanon Monroe and Cincinnati. Nearby names list relatives and hospital reference Middletown hospital patient number 424-1871.
Miss Sally Jackson of Sutphin Street and Dale Weisman of Mason wed at St. Susanna Church in Mason with Rev. Raymond J. Haun officiating. Sally owns Sally J Beauty Shoppe. Dale works at Bercaw Auto Agency in Lebanon. They plan to reside in Mason after a church reception and trip south.
Miss Janie Marie VanGilder bride elect of Sherman Allen Katz was honored at a shower by Miss Nancy Slatter y at 2805 Grand Ave. Earlier this month she received another shower in Columbus. The ceremony is set for 2 30 PM September 3 at Temple Israel in Columbus with rehearsal dinner on September 2 at Temple Israel hosted by Mrs. Katz.
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