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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1970
Page
10
A Middletown woman Nancy Lee Yocum and her family travel to London due to a trade agreement. Mrs. Philip Leinbach, daughter of Clyde Yocum of Superior Avenue, accompanies her husband and children on the trip reflecting postwar commercial ties.
Carol Anne Lit tmann and St. David H. Prahl wed Aug 22 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Cincinnati. Vows were officiated by Pastor Walter Roschke with Paul Littmann delivering the message. Reception followed at Mariemont Inn. The couple will reside at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with two sons.
Miss Sarah Roney daughter of Mr and Mrs James Roney of 3106 Hampton Place has been feted with three pre nuptial showers. She will wed Michael Kevan Dalton son of Mrs Helen Ruth Dalton in Sesquicentennial Chapel at Miami University Oxford at 2 30 p m Sept 5. Other parties included a kitchen shower June 1 hosted by Mrs Karl Banzhaf and daughter Carol at the Banzhaf residence Arlington Avenue a poison pans shower July 27 at the bride elects residence hosted by Mrs Harry R Weidle and a miscellaneous shower Aug 3 by Mrs Gilbert P Wagoner at Flemming Road.
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs plans an Oct 29 banquet at First United Presbyterian Church with sketches comparing a young man’s marriage proposal then and now. Other acts honor the Roaring Twenties TV ads old radio shows schoolteachers and Middletown 1895 1905. War Mothers Chorus will perform This Is Your Life with co chairmen Mrs Jack Bates and Mrs Murray Stowe.
Paris fashion swerves from miniskirts to cropped pants and hip length jackets inspired by Russian motifs. Coco Chanel cites a younger look while Courreges features battle-jacket lines and ankle length skirts. Capes dominate coats with cape sleeves and fur lined variants. breeches and knickers pair with high boots amid embroidered Russian inspired themes and Mongol horde touches.
The American Association of University Women adds over 1,000 colleges to its list of qualified institutions with recent inclusions across many states and campuses. New listings include Alabama State University Sacred Heart University University of West Florida Albany State College Saint Joseph's College Calumet Campus Parsons College Saint Francis College Saginaw Valley College Alcorn A&M College Jackson State College Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology New England College Thomas More College Fordham University Elizabeth City State University Mars Hill College Warren Wilson College Oklahoma Christian College Franklin Marshall College Gwynedd Mercy College Penn Military and Penn Morton Colleges Benedict College Presbyterian College Houston Baptist College Jarvis Christian College. The Middletown Branch of AAUW begins its 45th season with 162 members.
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will sponsor a dessert card party on October 21 at the Women's Center on North Broad Street. September events include a chapter session September 15 at the Civic Association and a September 22 ice cream social for Butler County Home residents. Hostess for this month’s Beginning Day salad bar was Mrs. Gerald Manning of Trenton, assisted by Mrs. Charles Deisler, Mrs. Larry Murphy, Mrs. Vi Spivey, Mrs. Harvey Sutton, Mrs. Richard Hasleman, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Charles Swain, and Mrs. Walling Gray.
Mrs. Paul Bishop returns to Walton Court after a three day piano teachers workshop at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. The session was conducted by Jane Smiser Bastien and James Bastien both composers and teachers from New Orleans Louisiana with Frances Larimer of the Northwestern University piano department assisting.
The Philothea class of First United Methodist Church will hold a covered dish luncheon at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the church, inviting attendees to bring a dish to share.
Vital statistics list multiple newborns with parents and addresses including Luther Hacker Franklin and Gary Kaup Park Lane plus Cox Sheridan Ave Crowe Lowell St Moore Farmersville and Norfolk sailor Gary Ashley with hospital birth notice. Dismissals include Tillett Day Day Brown Strain Duvall Francis Tucker Baird Hiatt White Crouch Dineen Caudill and others.
Mr and Mrs Desmond Dineen host a rehearsal dinner at their Nora Avenue home for their son Joseph and his fiancée Barbara Hackett. Attendees include Hackett family members from Fiesta Way Cincinnati Conneaut and Ft Benning. The couple wed at noon tomorrow at St Johns Church.
Miss Hackett received three pre nuptial showers. The first July 26 was hosted by Mrs. Joseph Dineen Mrs. Dennis Krause Mrs. William Bishop and Miss Irene Dineen at Miss Dineen's Malvern Street home. The second August 18 was hosted by Miss Sharon Useman and Miss Betsy Galeese at Miss Galeese's Central Avenue home. The third August 20 was hosted by Mrs James Dineen at Mrs Desmond Dineen's home.
Mr and Mrs Kenduall Shaffer announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to Ronald Wilson Turner son of Mrs Wilson Turner and the late Mr Turner. Miss Shaffer is a Madison High School graduate and works at Rinks office in Springdale. Mr Turner also a Madison High School graduate and employed by Crystal Tissue. A wedding date has been set.
Kathleen Kennedy, 19, Radcliffe College student and Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s eldest daughter, says she refuses to blame violence for her father’s death and plans to stay in public life. She cites lessons from her family, hopes to work with communities, and contemplates an arts project or archaeological dig in Italy for the future.
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