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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1970

Page

10

Area Woman Backs NOW Objectives Rally Focus in Cincinnati

Mrs. John Hammond of Middletown leads Cincinnati NOW efforts for the noon to 2 p.m. rally at Fountain Square themed Women Have Had the Vote for 50 Years Lets Use It Now. Speakers include national NOW head and FEW leaders as groups join a week of action.

Cincinnati Fountain Square John Hammond Middletown Rt. 2 Hammond National Organization of Women (Now Maggie Quinn NOW James Dolbey Church Women United Edith Parkey FEW, Now The Women International League For Peace and Freedom and Women’s Liberation

Exaggeration in the shoes debate and maternity roles

The author questions whether media exaggerates doctors' role in childbirth while noting cab drivers sometimes fill in. He argues shoe fitting is a distinct trade from selling shoes and stresses the importance of qualified maternity care despite neglectful substitutes.

OSU Students to Pay Extra Bill for Aid

Ohio State University students will be billed an extra two dollars this fall to aid needy students. Students may sign a waiver card to avoid the charge. The plan, approved in a campus referendum last spring, could raise as much as sixty thousand dollars.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University

Flower Show Wins State Honor in Middletown

The Middletown Council of Garden Clubs staged It’s All in the Stars in September and won first in state Class B. Mrs. William Reedy accepted a certificate and blue ribbon from the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at its Ashland College convention. Reedy chaired the Middletown exhibit at Logan Johnston Hall with co chair Mrs. Kenneth Shafer from the Monroe Garden Club.

Middletown Council of Garden Clubs William Reedy Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Ashland College Reedy Green Thumb Garden Club Logan Johnston Hall Middletown Miami University Kenneth Shafer Monroe Garden Club

Party Fetes Buchanans at Winona Drive Patio Dinner

Mrs Dorothy Clarke hosted a post nuptial shower and dinner at her Winona Drive home honoring her niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Thomas Buchanan. The couple exchanged vows Aug 4 in Detroit and now reside in Trenton Michigan.

Dorothy Clarke Winona Drive Thomas Buchanan Buchanan Oscar Purvis Union Road Detroit Trenton Mich

Bridal Showers Fete Miss Reed Before Her Wedding

Miss Mary Elizabeth Reed, soon to wed Walter Phillip Sandidge, received multiple pre nuptial showers from Franklin and Monroe hostesses including Mrs Thomas Fry, Mrs Robert W Bender, Mrs Walter Dwire, and Miss Hazel Harding. The couple, children of local families, will marry Saturday at St Marys Church in Franklin with a reception at the Manchester Motor Inn.

Mary Elizabeth Reed Walter Phillip Sandidge Miss Reed Thomas Fry Walter Dwire Mason Hazel Harding Franklin Frederic Reed Spring Avenue Reed Mr. Sandidge Thomas Sandidge Lynchburg St. Mary’s Church Manchester Motor Inn

Centers on plan for federation fall banquet program

A planning session for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs fall banquet program will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jack Bates 2217 Arlington Ave. Clubs will describe skits or present scripts for the Oct. 29 banquet This Is Your Life Federated Women's Clubs of Middletown. The banquet will be at the First United Presbyterian Church.

Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs Jack Bates Arlington Ave

Salmon In Sandwich Recipe Improves Broiled Delights

Fresh salmon mixed with mayonnaise Worcestershire sauce and olives makes a good broiled sandwich. Combine the sauce with salmon and olives then toast bread and spread the mixture on one side of each slice.

Duplicate Club Meets Duplicate Bridge Night at Temple

The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement at the 8s. North-south pairs led with 106 percent as Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr topped the division. Second place tied at 98 percent included two pairs, while the east-west group averaged 84 percent. Winners also named include Mr and Mrs James Gebhart with a 1st and Lawrence Mulligan and Kenneth Haley with a 2nd. Ties for third at 88 percent featured two pairs. Recipe notes end with a cheese melt broccoli bake yielding three servings.

Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Temple Beth Sholom Mitchell Gordon Nein Leland Lynch Jr Robert Weatherwax Heber Jones Frank Coldiron C. M. Woodruff James Gebhart Lawrence Mulligan Kenneth Haley Dan MacLean Paul Smith Howard Wikoff C.M. Woodruff

Festivities Precede Aug 28 Nuptials for Kathleen Dobrozsi

Bride elect Kathleen A. Dobrozsi received a sequence of bridal showers from July 2 to Aug 16 at homes on Judy Drive Burbank Street Howe Road and Curryer Road and at Forest Hills Country Club. The wedding to Michael F. Romans is set for Aug 28 at St John’s Church at 7 30 p.m.

Kathleen A. Dobrozsi James Hamilton Milford Gentis Judy Drive Franklin Dobrozsi Andrew J Dobrozsi Dix Road Michael Hausman Richard Hickman Hickman Burbank Street William Hickman Harold McGraw Howe Road John Dobrozsi Jr Emrie Dobrozsi Frank Dobrozsi Bertha D’varga Forest Hills Country Club Miss Dobrozsi Michael F. Romans L. T. DeLoup Yvonne Curryer Road Mr. Romans Ernest Romans Wilbraham Road St. John’s Church

John E Klingensmith Receives PhD in Psychology

John E Klingensmith son of Mrs John J Klingensmith of S Sutphin Street earned a PhD in psychology at Iowa State University summer commencement exercises on August 22.

John E. Klingensmith John J. Klingensmith S. Sutphin Street Iowa State University

Births Reported For Local Residents And Out Of Town Guests

Vital births list several local families with newborn girls and boys yesterday and today at Franklin and surrounding areas. Names include Shearer Lucas Sticklen Hale Bowling Long LeForce with addresses on Jackson Lane Navaho Street Moyer Drive Main Street Shaker Road Christel Avenue and Burton Road. Out of town entry notes a Carlisle newborn at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Hospital dismissals list Hawkins Wilson Williamson Nichols Bailey Ruscher and King.

William Shearer Jackson Lane Dale W. Lucas Navaho St James A. Sticklen Moyer Franklin Daniel G. Hale Main St Gary Bowling Shaker Road Gilbert C. Long

Midlletown Chapter One War Mothers Chorus Meeting

Chorus members of the Midlletown Chapter One American War Mothers will meet Thursday at 10 30 a m in Kessler Auditorium Legion Home.

Middletown American War Mothers Kessler Auditorium Legion Home

Atkinson Family Returns From Florida Vacation

Travel notes report Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Atkinson Jr. and son Jonathan have returned from two weeks in Florida. The family visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Atkinson Sr. of Casselberry, formerly of Middletown.

Joseph J. Atkinson Jr Jonathan Florida Joseph J. Atkinson Sr Casselberry, Fla Middletown

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