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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1964

Page

6

Rehearsal Dinner Fetes Wedding Party

A rehearsal dinner honoring Miss Robin Sue Grubbs and her fiancé George R. Getgen was hosted by the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs G Harry Getgen of Cleveland Weights. The couple marry tomorrow at 4 30 pm at First Methodist Church with gifts presented to attendants.

Robin Sue Grubbs George R. Getgen G. Harry Getgen Cleveland Weights First Methodist Church Manchester Motor Inn J. Richard Grubbs Ross Street

Anniversary Celebration Set Feb 20 by American War Mothers

American War Mothers meeting in the American Legion auditorium set final plans for their 43rd anniversary observance on February 20. Mrs Will Pieratt was nominated for the Women's Federation nominating committee. Mrs Kelso Nickells hospital chairman reported visits to Dayton Veterans Center with rug material, old nylon hose and canceled postage stamps.

American Legion Auditorium Will Pieratt Women's Federation Kelso Nickells Dayton Veteran's Center

Sorority Sets Future Meetings and April Badge Test

Nu Phi Mu and Beta Sigma Phi decide to hold all future business meetings at members homes starting next month after a YMCA gathering on Wednesday. Rose Buddies will be chosen next session. Pledge training occurred to prep for the badge test ritual in April. The next meeting will be a social and card party on February 19 at Miss Cheryl Huntsburger's home.

Nu Phi Mu Beta Sigma Phi Sorority YMCA Rose Buddies Cheryl Huntsburger

Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And Birthday Outlook

Tomorrow offers a steady path with practical tasks and engaging hobbies. For a birthday, the next six weeks bring favorable finance and business conditions, with optimistic periods in mid June September October and November, while September April and May advise caution on speculation. Romance and social activity flourish in late March mid June September and December with a creative inspiration peak in September and November. A birthday child is described as creatively gifted and resistant to restraint.

Peace Corps Test Scheduled for Hamilton Post Office

A Peace Corps placement test will be given Saturday at 8 30 a m in Room 206 of the Hamilton Post Office. Applications are available there. Future test dates include March 14 April 11 May 9 and June 13. Tests will be held at 825 locations nationwide. Applicants must be American citizens at least 18. Married couples may apply if they have no dependents under 18.

Hamilton Peace Corps Hamilton Post Office United States

Hopper To Speak On Chapel of Four Chaplains

Butler County American Legion chaplain Hopper will address Hamilton County Legion meeting in Mt Washington Sunday at 3 0 pm on The Chapel of Four Chaplains. George S Moehringer, past district commander, serves as Hamilton County chaplain.

Hobart Hopper Butler County Organization of the American Legion Chapel of Four Hamilton County American Legion Mt. Washington George S. Moehringer Legion District Four Hamilton County

Middletown Principals Attend State Conference in Columbus

Four Middletown elementary school principals participate in an annual state conference for about 1,200 elementary principals held at the Youth Center in the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Attendees include Homer C. Davis of Amanda School and Middletown Principals Association president, Donald Altstwetter of Jefferson Amelia, Jamison of Blue Ball, and Ralph Mull of Creekview School.

Middletown Columbus Ohio State Fairground Homer C. Davis Manda School Middletown Principals Association Donald Altstwetter Jefferson

Antiques Discussed by Middletown Dealers Group

The Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association met at the Willard Lane home on Manchester Road to inspect a doll display arranged by Mrs. Gilbert Sheard and to hear a talk on "Butter Molds" by Mrs. Karl Banzhaf.

Middletown Area

Miss Mitchell Speaks On Musical Therapy At Middletown Musicale

Miss Bess Mitchell presented a program on Musical Therapy at Middletown Music Club’s morning musicale at the Central Avenue home of Mrs. Robert Ramsdell. She cited medical views on music’s calming and stimulating effects, its role in mood shifts, tension relief, and as a therapeutic antidote to depressive moods, noting how rhythm moves body and mind and offering examples like the pyramids and the Great Wall of China.

Bess Mitchell Middletown Music Club Central Avenue Robert Ramsdell Miss Mitchell China Virgil Gillen Franklin Robert Wagner Wilbur King Arthur Small

Study Club Analyzes Foreign Aid Program

Guided Study Club members analyzed the Foreign Aid Program at a Girls' Club meeting. Mrs. Ross Hill and Mrs. George Letts discussed U S policy, private investment abroad, and world economic development. Data cited include nearly 100 of 113 United Nations nations as under developed, 76 nations receiving U S aid in 1963, 64.8 billion dollars invested abroad in 1962, and 46.7 billion dollars owned by foreign countries invested in the U S.

Ross Hill George Letts U. S United Nations

Women's Guild and church circles report lively meetings

The article details multiple church groups including Friendship Class Maple Park EUB and St Pauls UCC. It lists attendees delegates speakers such as Rev Walter Weber Rabbi Gordon and names of hostesses members and guests. World Day of Prayer Feb 14 and Workday Feb 20 are noted along with future meetings and program topics.

Elsworthy Lloyd Nelson Road Maple Park Eub Church Richard Jordan Harold Platter Charles Wagner Estil Brooks Charles Bell Ervin Ginter Gordon Lloyd Women's Guild St. Paul's United Church of Christ Walter Weber David L. Smith William Gordon Robert McNamara John Miller C. J. Nolte Robert Taylor Blanche Nickell Mary Weikel Donna Osborne Pat Keller Tom Jones George W. Sticklin Betty Warner James Balser C. W. van Horn Charles Salyers Anna Lovely Pearl Stultz Chester Bowlus St. Paul's Church Valentine Annette Meehan Larry Lenhart Paul Nickell Robert Easterling James Hay James Neal Nolte Lee Palmer Hobart Turner

Club activities and upcoming events across Cincinnati groups

Longview Social Service League members hosted a patient party at Ward 61 with refreshments from a drive-in restaurant and a Crawford Street Church of God funded radio donated to Ward 61. Future meetings and inter club activities span February to May with cosmetics demos, Sweetheart and Easter events, Cristonian gatherings, and a style show at the Girls' Club.

Longview Social Service League Bostesses Cincinnati Hospital Crawford Street Church of God William Arkill

World Day of Prayer Service Set for February 14

A guest chair concluded the program with a closing prayer. Mrs. Lovelace, president, announced the World Day of Prayer Service to be held February 14 at the home of Mrs. Henry Laut.

Ralph Shane Circle Three Tom Linkens Kuntz Avenue Ed Day Emil Kolodzik Clarence Popp Popp

Hard candy garnish ideas for desserts

Crushed hard candies form an attractive topping for ice cream and milk desserts. Melt candy slowly with a little water to create a syrup, then use it as a sweetener in desserts and beverages or to garnish sundaes.

Care for cast iron pans to prevent rusting

After using wash the iron skillets, grease lightly, and store them. This routine protects against rust and preserves seasoning for future use.

SPG Tau Province Meeting Slated Here

More than 250 members of Sigma Phi Gamma from southern Ohio chapters travel to Middletown for the 17th Tau Province meeting hosted by Delta Pi. The two day event begins Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn with registration and a 1:30 p.m. business session followed by a memorial for a deceased member. A Hawaiian luau Saturday and a Gold Diggers brunch Sunday honor Hawaii and Alaska. Christine Roberts of Long Beach, Calif., is the international editor and guest of honor. Election of Tau Province officers occurs at Sunday’s session.

Sigma Ph Gamma International Sorority Southern Ohio Middletown Delta Pi SPG Manchester Motor Inn Wilford Wells Tau Roy Alice) Longman Hawaii Alaska Ray Welsh Clark Wilhide Christine Roberts Long Beach Calif Sigma Phi Gamma

Ladies Day Duplicate Draws 34 at Brown's Run Country Club

Yesterday afternoon at the Brown's Run Country Club clubhouse on Sleebig Road a Ladies Day duplicate bridge event drew 34 participants. Using the Mitchell movement at 8 tables, north-south pairs posted high scores with Mrs Howard Chaney and Mrs E H Binchey leading the group. east-west toppers included Mrs Paul Woodward Jr and Mrs Virgil Perry. Next event is February 20 with noon luncheon.

Brown's Run Country Club Sleebig Road Mitchell Howard Chaney E. H. Binchey Stuart Ives T. E. Jones P. S. Cade Don Osborne Paul Woodward Jr Virgil Perry Russell Anness Richard Fialho Tred Meeker George Bates Brown's

Today In History Highlights February 7 1964

On this date in history a series of events are noted including Massachusetts restricting jailing of detainees, George Rogers Clark’s march toward Ft Vincennes, Dickens birth, British capture of Benghazi, Eisenhower resignation and later remarks, and a Soviet Chinese aid agreement signed.

Massachusetts George Rogers Clark Ft. Vincennes Ind Charles Dickens Benghazi Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University New York City Eisenhower United States America Soviet Union China

Real Estate as Investment Addressed by Terhune

Charles P. Terhune spoke on Real Estate is an Investment to the Middletown chapter of the National Secretaries Association at the Pioneer Room of the Manchester Motor Inn. He urged that individuals with current income can invest in income property with a definite plan. A Q A period followed.

Charles P. Terhune Middletown National Secretaries Association Manchester Motor Inn Terhune Middletown Board of Realtors Oscar Day Future Secretaries Association Middletown High School Dey Charles Hansel Lloyd Schlotterneck Jonn Krasnouski

Souffles Prefer Dishes With Straight Sides

A kitchen note says souffles rise best when baked in vessels with straight sides rather than sloping ones, aiding even rise and structure during baking.

Lyndon B Johnson Portrait in February Reader's Digest

Stewart Alsop describes Lyndon Johnson as intelligent, likable, sentimental yet tough. The piece discusses a so called secret weapon used against Khrushchev and notes the article is condensed from the Saturday Evening Post and now in February Reader's Digest with readers invited to buy.

Stewart Alsop Lyndon Khrushchev Reader's Digest

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nancy Grubbs Mary Jane Grubbs Nanna Sue Haney Jean Hunsicker Wooster Robert G. Barr Toledo Harry E. King Bowling Green Ronald R. Oetgen Garfield Heights Earl L. Jones St. Petersburg Fla G. E. Kohr Evans Mills N. Y George H. Oetgen Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y C. E. Wintringham Clement Burtoi Charles Frederick Roberts Bill McDowell Estrellita Hopper Streifthau Miss Mitchell Speaker Morning Musicale D. S. Wolford Helen Adams Keller Circle One S. Marshall Road W. C. Sampson Helen Keller D. M. Ashfal W. B. Evans Fellowship Hall Dorcas Women’s Society of World Service First Fab Church Otterbein Ralph Montgomery Ruby Tuiderhook Minnie Ridenour Mattie Williams Mary Lockard Albert Pfeiffer Carl Roess Circle Four Bethlehem Lutheran Church Ardmore Drive Marie Starling Carl Banzhaf Ted Vradelis W. H. Spindler Fred Tyson Gerald Wilcox Women of the Church Harold Kesselring Charles Foutz Charles Fogelman Mary- Martha Circle Eub Church W. S. Hubbard 14Th Avenue William Donatham LeRoy Miller Richard Lovelace Ruth Circle Keith Abney Clifford Stearns Lowe Brothers Paints Middletown Shopping Plaza Florence Emilio Federico Schuberth Rome Circle Nine Charles Murphy Edward Clark L. A. Wassell Girls’ Club Parkway Motel Don Winglewich Cristonian Epsilon Chapter Stan Kielby Sophie Drive Tom Gausling All Cristonians Midway Lodge Earl Billman John Sawyer Lee Landis Thomas Albright Paul Becker Bryan Johnson Wives of Police Officers Club Robert Trimble McKinley Street Ralph Trimble Sam Moore James Howerton Wilford Palmer Gene Butler Delbert Barker Delman Whitt Larry Whitt Wilbraham Road William Cawthra Thomas Johnson Albert FE. Goodwin Alpha Chapter Cristonians Ernest Tatro Lindy Drive LeSourdsville Tom Prichard Arthur Lucking Butler County Home For Martin Rush Verity Pkwy the Parkway Motel THE Associated Press Mr. Terhune Russ’ TV N. Front W. Midd. O LBJ Saturday Evening Post John Dobrozs Jr Ins., Inc First Ave Bowman Williamsburg
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