Anti Sexual Harrassment crusade aims to nip bias in bud
A column argues that anti harassment campaigns may backfire by creating fear and backlash. It notes Wall Street Journal examples of women facing advances and describes how women and some men respond, fearing widespread legal action and stifling workplace relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
New York
Wall Street Journal
Eastern University
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
Mary Bralove
Rter
Hollywood
Dramatic fringed shawl accent for spring cruise wear
A long dress with a fringe triangle shawl offers dramatic flair for winter tropical vacations and summer wear. The outfit centers on a fringed accessory that elevates the cruise wardrobe with a stylish, versatile look.
Canal influential in city's growth
Middletown's Miami Erie Canal era is reviewed by Mrs. R W Young and others as a catalyst for 19th century growth. They note the canal opened markets and cheap transport, spurred meat packing and tobacco exports, and helped the Miami River become a live river again under the 1971 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami _ River Valley
Woman's Club
R.W. Young
Robert Moschell
Karl Banzhaf
Middletown
Young
Moschell
Miami River
Miami
Gastone Zacche
Thomas Wakefield
Robert Baker
Sam Bell
Cincinnati
Women's Center
Harry Phillips
O.K. Klafter
C.H. Martin
Harold Taylor
B P W Card Party Planned by Middletown Club
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor a card party at 7 30 p m on February 24 at the Women's Center N Broad Street. Mrs Kathryn Walters chairs assisted by Mrs Hervey McClellan Miss Margaret Gibbons and others handling food prizes decorations and tickets. Tickets from Mrs Miller 108 Sierra Road or Mrs Walters 1700 Orchard St. Mrs Arthur Sidwell is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Walters
Middletown
Women's Club
Women’s Center
N. Broad Street
Hervey McClellan
Margaret Gibbons
Lloyd Miller
Mary Lindsa
Ge Purcell
Dorothy Secrist
Miller
Sierra Road
Walters
Orchard St
Arthur Sidwell
Couple to wed July 24 in Miamisburg ceremony
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Louis Greene of Franklin announces the engagement of Barbara McMichael of Olive Road Franklin to Tim Stacey son of Mr and Mrs Davie Stacey of Ingboro. Stacey a Spri race High School grad who studied at Se ostaka Kentucky University and works for Reinhart Transfer Co. Barbara a Franklin High School alumna employed at the Middletown Journal. The wedding is set for July 24 at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Greene
Franklin- Lebanon Road
Franklin
Barbara McMichael
Olive Road
Tim Stacey
Davie Stacey
Parker Drive
Ingboro
Stacey
Spri Race High School
Se Ostaka
Kentucky University
Reinhart Transfer Co
Franklin High School
Middletown Journal
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
Miamisburg
Valentine Dance Planned at Forest Hills Club Lodge
A February 14 dinner dance for Forest Hills Country Club members will start at 7 pm with dinner at the FH lodge. Music by the Tom Benny Orchestra from 9 pm to 1 am. Reservations handled by Mrs. Frederic Duane and Mrs. Fred Sennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Tom Benny
Frederic Duane
Fred Sennet
Sweetheart Ball Plans Set By Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
Plans completed for the Sweetheart Ball a dance sponsored by local Beta Sigma Phi sorority chapters. It will be held February 14 at the Manchester Inn from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds go to Middletown Area Neediest Youth. Tickets available from Mrs Gary Smith and Mrs Niel Page Jr. Continuous music by John Trotta Sounds Unlimited. Seven queens, elected by chapter sisters, will reign at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Manchester Inn
Middletown Area
Gary Smith
W. Page St
Trenton
Niel Page Jr
E. Aberdeen St
John Trotta Sounds Unlimited
Historian George Crout Speaks on Middletown Bicentennial Era
Retired educator and local historian George Crout addressed the Lions Auxiliary on Middletown in the Bicentennial Era and traced Ohio’s history from the Revolutionary War to early Middletown days. Centered participation included Mrs. John Blust Mrs. Robert Baker Mrs. Les DuErmit and Mrs. Arthur Lennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crout
Lions Auxiliary
Middletown
Ohio
Women's Center
John Blust
Robert Baker
Les DuErmit
Arthur Lennie
Church Women United Meeting at New Baptist Church
Church Women United will meet Monday at 1 30 p m at the New Baptist Church on Yankee Road. Mrs Juanita Finley president will direct the meeting with a coffee at 1 15 p m. Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet tomorrow at 7 p m at the Masonic Temple S Marshall Road. Bonnie Gibson worthy adviser will lead the business session Stephanie Stephens is chairman of social hours Kathy Egelston is pin on chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United
New Braptist
Yankee Road
Juanita Finley
Middletown
Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
S. Marshall Road
Bonnie Gibson
Stephanie Stephens
Kathy Egelston
Birthday observance marks Fidelis Bible Class 57th year
St. Pauls United Church of Christ Fidelis Bible Class members observe their 57th anniversary in Frisch's Party Room. Mrs Virgil Combs and Mrs Alma Schirmyer host and celebrate with teachers Anna Graf and current leaders. Absent were three original members Miss Ruth Sebald Mrs Louise Gibbons and Mrs Berniece Koonz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Combs
Alma Schirmyer
Fidelis Bible Class
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Ruth Sebald
Louise Gibbons
Berniece Koonz
California
Frisch
Curtis
Schirmyer
Combs
Lee
Lillie Maier
Vera Carr
Jane Hagen
Paul Mehi
Christine Fugate
League plans talent auction dessert smorgasbord
The First Baptist Women's Social and Service League sponsors a talent auction dessert smorgasbord for church women and friends Monday at 7 p.m. at the church. Attendees are asked to bring a favorite dessert recipe and handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Women's Social and Service League
Beta Chapter elects officers of Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Beta Chapter of Delta Chi Sigma Sorority held a meeting at Mrs. Des Dineen’s home. Mrs. Josef Reintjes is elected president and Mrs. Philip Jones vice president. Recording secretary is Mrs. Joseph Dineen and corresponding secretary is Mrs. Robert Dennis. Treasurer is Mrs. Sherman Steele and editor is Mrs. Richard Voylesong. Margie Combs is mistress of ceremonies. Des Dineen is parliamentarian and chaplain. Installation planned for Founders Day next month. Social meeting set for Feb 17 with co chairs Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Des Dineen
Josef Reintjes
Philip Jones
Joseph Dineen
Robert Dennis
Sherman Steele
Richard Voylesong
Margie Combs
Steele
Dennis
Mild Soap Can Cause Rash Warns Readers
The article cautions that even mild soaps or detergents can irritate hands. It advises thorough rinsing with lukewarm water after cleaning, blot drying, washing wrists, and applying a softening lotion such as cold cream.
Fox Balogh wedding planned for February fourteenth
Miss Susan Fox and Kim Balogh announce their wedding set for Saturday February fourteen at 7:30 p.m. in Messiah Lutheran Church. Rev Rollin Kuznik to officiate with reception in the church social room and a full wedding party listed. Preceding events include a rehearsal dinner and two pre nuptial showers. Also notes a dessert feature on shortcake with winter fruit over biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Gail Fox
Kim Allen Balogh
Messiah Lutheran Church
Holly Avenue
Rollin Kuznik
Michael Combs
Lindsey
Terry Knott
Miss Fox
Paul Fox
N. Heinkel Road
Patricia Naville
William Fox
Russell McClanahan
First National Bank
Sunset Street
R. J. Lehman Sr
Donald Schmitt
Kensington Street
Louise Koch welcomed as new member at club meeting
Miss Louise Koch was welcomed as a new member of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors Social Club in a meeting last night at the D of A Hall on Oxford State Road. Game prize winners were Mrs. Richard Shockley, Mrs. Ray Gerard, Mrs. Dora Fouts, Mrs. Mary Richardson, Mrs. Odis Stump, Mrs. Estil Scalf, Mrs. John Stromquist and Mrs. Martha Hoppe. Hostesses were Mrs. Violet Koch, Mrs. James DeStefano and Miss Koch. The March 3 meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a covered-dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Koch
Julia T. Roth
Councilors
Oxford State Road
Richard Shockley
Ray Gerard
Dora Fouts
Mary Richardson
Odis Stump
Estil Scalf
John Stromquist
Martha Hoppe
Violet Koch
James DeStefano
Miss Koch
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Allen Park
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Bright Valley
Square Yard
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