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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1974
Page
8
Olive Corn Pudding and Tuna Potato Cake turn pie and cake into savory entr es. A cracker crumb crust holds a tangy corn olive filling, baked 400 degrees for 25 minutes. The potato tuna dish uses mashed potatoes eggs cream and Gruyere, baked 350 degrees for 25 minutes, yields four to six servings.
Mrs. James Conrad announced the 1975 Sweetheart Ball committees for the Beta Sigma Phi City Council with co chairwoman Mrs. Charles Rudokas and heads including Mrs. William Noel Miss Debbie Page and others. Cecil Young's Orchestra will perform from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Manchester Inn. A queen will be chosen from six BSP chapters Alpha Omega Xi Epsilon Kappa Delta Sigma Omicron Rho Alpha Omicron Xi with tickets on sale January 1 and proceeds to the Gerri Hart Dental Project.
Dr. William Philpott suggests many schizophrenia diagnoses may stem from food allergies. He notes common triggers include wheat motor exhaust cottage cheese milk and corn. An allergic reaction could swell the brain and affect mental function.
Philpott, research director at Fuller Memorial Hospital in South Attleboro Massachusetts, says he has examined 250 cases since 1970.
Miss Cathy Sixt and Jerry Cady plan a 7:30 p.m. ceremony at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on June 14 with a reception in the church social hall. The couple are the children of local families whose engagement was announced last June.
Delta Sigma Chapter sisters and their husbands plan a New Year Eve party at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marfuts home 311 Batsey Drive after an 8 p.m. dinner at Bill Knapps Restaurant. Mrs Marfuts social committee includes Mrs Rick Duff Mrs Thomas Michael Mrs David Bridges Mrs William Noll and Mrs Hugh Milner. The chapter resumes with a Jan 14 business session at Mrs Dan Morriss home on Martz Paullin Road Franklin.
The Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority plans a single meeting on January 8 at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association. President Mrs Michael Long says the session will include the annual review of the sorority constitution and bylaws with plans announced for Founder's Day on February 12 at Armco Girls Holiday House.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison Richwood declares the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Scott Edward Keith son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Keith Trenton 117 Keith Ave The bride elect is a North Union High Richwood graduate who attended Miami University The groom is a Miami University alumnus and Edgewood Middle School teacher They plan a February 15 wedding at Essex United Methodist Church in Essex
Mr and Mrs John Smith of Pennyroyal Road Franklin celebrated their 43rd anniversary last Tuesday. Married December 24 1931 in Jackson Ky they now live in Franklin. They hosted Christmas Eve party at home with eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr Smith works at Frigidaire and plans February retirement.
The Middletown Hospital Auxiliary names Mrs. Ralph E. Kah as chairman for the sixth fund raising High Fever Follies to be held March 20 21 and 22 at the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Proceeds fund a Xeroradiography unit to accompany the hospital's mammography program for early breast cancer detection and record keeping.
The Woman's Century Club will meet Monday January 6 at 8 p.m. at 3202 Milton Road the home of Mrs E S Land. Mrs Robert Cordray will speak on Helen Steiner Rice the poetess author and television personality. Assistant hostess will be Mrs William McGuire.
Spread rye slices with mayonnaise then top with paper-thin red onion and smoked cheese. Finish with a sprinkle of chopped toasted almonds for crunch.
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