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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
6
Minneapolis report says the bride to be of Robert Humphrey promises a frugal married life with the vice president's son. She describes feeling excited and nervous about their plans and their future family size remains undecided.
Middletown Longview Social Service League hosted its 16th annual dessert luncheon for patients at Longview State Hospital. Miss Donna Erickson and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's engagement was announced as they plan a 10 AM wedding at St Olaf's Church. The couple met in 1964 at Minnesota State College and may live on a tight budget after the illness interrupted her teaching plans.
The notice lists numerous births in Franklin and nearby areas including boys for Clay Woods Willie Carpenter Dennie Henry and C A Reisert and girls for Kenneth McDaniel Charles Rinehart Jr and Dorothy Brashars. Other names note family ties and residences. The item also includes lawn fertilization guidance for lawn care.
Pasteeth, an alkaline powder, helps dentures fit firmer so wearers can eat and talk with more comfort. The ad claims no gummy taste and denture breath checks, urging readers to ask their dentist about Dentures health and obtain FastEeth at drug counters.
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae plan a 10 a.m. tea at Mrs. Charles Leasure's Wicklow Drive home to discuss pledges for the local group. Invitations list alumnae including Mrs. Gorman Maurer Davidson Butterfield Ziegler and several others, plus three Miami University students.
Bride elect Miss Cynda Mauler son and fiancé Arthur Garrett Kash plan to marry September 10 at First Presbyterian Church Columbus. Miss Mason will be matron of honor with bridesmaids Mrs Jack Keller and Miss Susan Anness. Best man Jerry Lowe ushers Cecil and Russell Halsey. Reception hosts are Mrs Richard Davis and Mrs Thomas Laut. A personal shower was hosted by Mrs Harold Anness and daughter Susan at Curryer Road with Rose and white decor.
Mr and Mrs Henry Crouch and daughter Susan, former Middletown residents now in Fulton New York, were honored guests at a picnic and swim arranged by local friends hosted at Mr and Mrs James Wilkins residence on Lisa Lane. They are guests of Mr and Mrs John McCall of Germantown. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Leslie Mills Mr and Mrs Richard Monroe Mr and Mrs Tom Taylor Mr and Mrs Ray Pergram Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones Mr and Mrs Perry Thatcher Mr and Mrs Derald Hatton Rev and Mrs G Walter Weber and Mr and Mrs John Akerman of Kettering formerly of Middletown.
Trinidad judge Frank D. Mohan and his wife, an East Indian woman, were guests of Mrs. David Easton in Croydon Lane. The couple, now residents of Port-of-Spain, shared their multicultural marriage and work with YMCA and YWCA, described Trinidad as a melting pot, and spoke of a See America tour with YMCA delegates.
Seventy one descendants of the late Milton Johnson of Middletown gathered for a reunion at Armco Association Park on Greentree Road yesterday. Attending with their families were Mr and Mrs Keen Johnson, Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson, Mr and Mrs Don Johnson, Mr and Mrs Russell Johnson, Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Taylor, Mr and Mrs Steve Johnson, Mr and Mrs David Johnson. Also present from Middletown were Mr and Mrs Ellis Johnson Jr. Relatives attended from Indianapolis, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Franklin, Springboro and more.
Washington reports Patsy Derby wed Burnell Chaney as Lyndon Johnson's family and friends gathered. Patrick Nugent, the only Johnson family man present, assisted bridesmaids and guests, guiding Luci Nugent and Lynda Johnson through arrivals and photos before departures.
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