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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1976

Page

8

Area pair marks 50th wedding anniversary open house

Mr and Mrs Bruce L Adams of 708 Auburn St will be guests of honor Sunday at an open house marking their 50th wedding anniversary. The event runs 2 to 5 pm at the First National Bank Building on University Boulevard. They wed Dec 18, 1926 in Hazel Green Kentucky and lived in Kentucky 37 years before moving to Carlisle then Middletown. Mr Adams is a retired farmer. They have seven children, nineteen grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Gifts are requested to be omitted.

Bruce L Adams Auburn St First National Bank University Boulevard Adams Pearl Ann Sample Hazel Green Kentucky Carlisle Middletown

Party fetes couple married 35 years

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Reeder celebrated 35 years of marriage with a surprise open house at 5018 Central Ave hosted by their son Ronald and daughter-in-law at 217 Arnold Drive. The couple wed December 24, 1941 in Strang Oklahoma.

E.W Jack) Reeder Central Ave Ronald E. Reeder Arnold Drive Jack Reeder Pearl Thompson Strang Okla

Group to host party for vets at Dayton VA Hospital

Members of the Viola D. Romans chapter of WCTL will help host a Christmas party Wednesday for residents at the Dayton VA Hospital. A small gift will be given to each veteran. The event is in conjunction with WCTL chapters from Hamilton and Dayton. The local chapter holds a prayer breakfast Dec. 21 at 411 Moore St, home of Mrs William Cail. Members are asked to bring canned goods for a needy family basket.

Viola D. Romans WCTL Dayton VA Hospital Hamilton Dayton William Cail Moore St

The Reg US Put Off All rights reserved 1976

The source text is an unreadable fragment from the Los Angeles Times. It appears to be a rights or copyright notice dated 1976. No further readable facts or names are present to summarize.

Los Angeles Times

Panhel Dance Set For December Twenty Second Event

Dan Danner of Armco Steel Corp chairs the 1976 Panhellenic Dance to be held December 22 from 9 p.m. to 1 15 a.m. at the Manchester Inn. The event opens to members and undergraduate pledges of national fraternities and sororities and to guests of those groups at colleges without Greek organizations.

Dan Danner Armco Steel Corp Manchester Inn Danner Purdue Xavier Armco Ohio Middletown Jaycees Jaycees International Middletown Chamber of Commerce Chamber United Way Campaign Junior Achievement Big Brothers Mr Danner John Sawyer Ed Mitchell Tom Weatherwax Rick Rogers Ken Cohen Jim Harris Bob Bender National College

Delph and McClanahan Wed at Immaculata Cincinnati

The 5 p.m. Saturday ceremony at Delph-McClanahan Immaculata Church united Linda Delph and David McClanahan. Rev Joseph Van Leeuwen officiated, followed by a reception at Tangeman University Center. The bride, a UC financial aid adviser and Norwood High and UC alumna, will live in Cincinnati. the groom, a UC music instructor, is pursuing a UC doctorate in music. Best men were Dr. Paul Polombo and Larry McClanahan. ushers Carl Miller and Ronald Vopel.

Immaculata Church Cincinnati Linda Delph David McClanahan Russell McClanahan Surrey Drive Franklin Joseph van Leeuwen Tangeman University Center University of Cincinnati Harold Delph Norwood High School McClanahan Middletown High School Paul Polombo Larry McClanahan Carl Miller Hamilton Ronald Vopel Karen Lay July Lipps London Florida

Rosedale Elementary PTO Plans Evening Program

Rosedale Elementary School invites families to a 7 p.m. PTO meeting in the school auditorium followed by a Christmas program titled The Forgetful Old Man performed by kindergarteners and first and second year students. The Fifth Year Choir will sing Christmas songs.

Rosedale PTO

Dinner honors Rettichs on 36th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Rettich of 2136 Middletown Eaton Road were guests of honor Friday at a family dinner marking their 36th anniversary. Hosted by their son Ronald and daughter-in-law at 1158 Middletown Eaton Road. The Rettichs include son Richard and three grandchildren. They married December 10, 1940 in Greenup Kentucky and have lived in Middletown their entire married life. Mr. Rettich retired from Armco Steel and now works as a real estate agent with Courtney Duff & Associates.

Albert E. Rettich Middletown -Eaton Road Ronald Rettich Middletown-Eaton Road Rettich Armco Steel Corp Courtney Duff & Associates, Inc

Sans Souci Dance Set at DAV Hall West Middletown

The Sans Souci Society sponsors its annual high school Christmas dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on December 27 at the DAV Hall, Trenton-Franklin Road, West Middletown. Tickets are $6.50 per couple and available from any member. Officers include Karen Head president Lori Herron vice president Missy Day secretary Amy Cooper treasurer and Kayla Fitz sargeant at arms.

Sans Souci Society DAV Trenton-Franklin Road West Middletown Sans Souci Karen Head Lori Herron Missy Day Amy Cooper Kayla Fitz Sargeant-At-Arms

Dance event seeks reservations for evening with Spectrum band

Tickets are 12.50 per couple and payable to Panhellenic Dance. Mail by Dec 18. Full tables by contacting Jim Harris or Tom Weatherwax. Individuals may attend without a whole table. Music will be provided by Spectrum, a seven piece orchestra from Dayton.

Jim Harris Tom Weatherwax Danner Spectrum Dayton

Middletown Soroptimist to Award Citizenship Prizes

The Middletown Chapter, Soroptimist International, will present Citizenship Awards to area students at its January meeting. Winners are chosen for service, dependability, leadership and citizenship. The top prize is a $75 series FE bond. A December talent auction at Mrs. Tony Tenore’s home featured jellies, candies, needlepoint, knitting and other member-made items, plus an Italian dinner prepared by Mrs. Tenore and her mother.

Middletown Soroptimist International Tony Tenore Tenore

LaLeche League to Discuss Nutrition and Weaning

The Tuesday evening LaLeche League group meets at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 32 Heatherwood Court Monroe. Topic is Nutrition and Weaning. Mothers interested in nursing are invited to attend contact Mrs Wolfe Mrs Street or Mrs Ogle for information.

LaLeche League Jon Wolfe Heatherwood Court Monroe Wolfe Jack Street John Ogle

FSA chapter installs new officer corps

Anne Coyle and Milissa Reardon were elected president and vice president of the Future Secretaries Association at a meeting in West Side Federal Savings & Loan. New officers include Sandy Thornton secretary and Lisa Roberts treasurer.

Anne Coyle Milissa Reardon Future Secretaries Association West Side Federal Savings & Loan Association Sandy Thornton Lisa Roberts Fenwick High School Paula Abney Kim Capozzi Pat Donisi Nancy Harpe Ida Hawkins Julie Hoffmann Colleen Kiley Kathie Kraft Tammy Lindon Jane Meyer Cindy Pratt Melinda Reardon

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Grover Pheba) Bair McKinley Street F. H Alta Mae Mrs Bruce L. Adams Reeder McGraw Construction Co Foreman Brothers of Dayton Ida Morningstar Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Imperial Court Order of the Amaranth George M. Verity Lodge Armstrong Milliken Panhel Delph-McClanahan Rosedale School Milton Charles St Rettichs FSA Deanna Settich Marilyn Skinner Fenwick Middletown National Secretaries Association Richard Capozzi NSA John Domanick Marie _ Sibert Capozzi Harry Pratt Aeronca, Inc Stanley Stanley Steem Furniture Stanley Steemer Clamera Amana Wavelo Oioie TANTO
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