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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
3
List of births to multiple families with Sunday announcements and out of town birth, followed by numerous names and addresses of patients and relatives connected to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. Includes discharges and kin from various streets and towns, with a long roster of names and streets.
President Johnson named Kenneth E BeLieu a former soldier who lost a leg in Korea as undersecretary of the Navy. BeLieu succeeds Paul B Fay who resigned.
A hand grenade was tossed through a window of the Italian American Club in the Ciljinwood area early today. It shattered several windows and scattered debris inside but no one was inside the neighborhood social club at the time.
Miss Charlotte Ann Whitaker has chosen June 26 for her marriage to Larry L. Steele of Harrison Street. They will wed at 7:30 p.m. at the First Christian Church with a reception in Fellowship Hall. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Whitaker of Red Bud. The engagement was announced December 27.
Inactive Mu chapter Phi Beta Psi members join local sorority at Founders Day on Feb 17. A dessert bridge social at the Women's Center begins 7 30 p m with a committee led by Mrs Dorothy Dillon and aides including Mrs Robert Greenwood and others. Reservations due by Feb 15 to Mrs John Griggs at 1613 Croydon Lane.
A job security pact covers 300000 nonoperating railway workers and ends a major threat to labor peace for the railroads. Federal mediator Francis A. ONeill Jr calls it the standout agreement of his 18 years on the mediation board. The contract largely prevents layoffs, with reductions mainly by attrition, and covers all major railroads except the Southern and Florida East Coast.
The statement suggests that hydrogenation may enable rising production of gasoline oils and pure chemicals from coal in future years. It emphasizes the potential large scale impact on energy and chemical industries.
In New York, 25 Trinity School students from well to do families volunteer to move tenants displaced by West Side urban renewal. The youths assist with packing and even help place art in new homes, working under the Phoenix Project and earning praise from residents who say the aid restores faith in people.
Donald E. Smith of Jaques & Rogers will discuss changes in income tax form filing at the Civic Tan Club meeting tomorrow noon at Manchester Motor Inn. George R. Knapp is program chairman.
The Phoenix director John Erlich, 27, lauded a group of boys for a service project saying their work is valuable and worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, comparing it to his own high school experience of stuffing envelopes for service.
Announcement of the January 22 wedding of Linda Sue Thompson and Carl Russell Mockabee at EUB Church. The bride wore white chiffon with a white carnation bouquet. the groom is a Madison High School graduate working at Diamond International. They reside at 7962 Middletown Germantown Road.
Mr and Mrs Robert F Luebbering of Mt Airy announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann Amick to James Ornan Kimmel son of Mr and Mrs Ornan Kimmel of Lebanon The couple are UC Cincinnati graduates in education and history with teaching roles at Struble Elementary School and Manchester Junior High School No date set for the wedding.
Travel notes describe Mrs. Gerard Heimer arriving from Colorado Springs for a 10 day visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Robertson of Bunker Lane. Additional relatives from Owensboro and Madisonville, Kentucky and Detroit, Michigan are planned to join for a weekend visit.
Lennis Brown and Jeanne Hicks, both 15, were crowned king and queen of Amanda Junior High’s Sweetheart Ball held in the school cafeteria. The pair, elected by students, were crowned by last year’s queen Shirley Buchanan and Honor Society president Steve Burton. Ninth graders Rhonda Heflin Peggy Farrish Lonnie Centers and Danny Taylor attended. Ewing Bowling’s Viscounts provided music. Boosters Club sponsored the event led by Martin Armstrong with planning committee chair Mrs. Floyd Starr and members Mrs. Gordon Hughes Mrs. Wayne McGuire Mrs. Paul Sarringhaus and Mrs. Martin Armstrong.
Plans advance for the LaSoiree Club dance on March 6 at the Manchester Motor Inn with Cliff Lash’s band engaged to perform. Dance head table will be Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mack, with committee members Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tatro, Mr. and Mrs. William Boutson, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams. Sponsors include Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tenore.
Bethel 75 of the International Order of Job's Daughters meets at 7 30 in the Commercial Building for initiation ceremonies Kathy Riesz honored queen presides Susie Richter to be initiated as candidate
Irish President Eamond de Valera aged 82 was admitted to a Dublin sanitarium for a routine checkup. He was described as up and about and in good form after a family visit, with doctors planning only a few days of observation and no illness reported.
Investment consultant Richard Ney will visit Dayton Thursday and Friday for the Junior League Town Hall Lecture Series at Loew's Theater at 10 a.m. both days. His talk is titled What Women Should Know About the Stock Market.
New York article reports a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with results described as amazing.
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