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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1970
Page
19
Winter blues fade with practical beauty tips. Use daylight simulations for makeup, invest in a true-to-light mirror, and add a refreshing shower routine with unscented antiperspirant. Evening beauty sessions, manicures, masks, and bubble baths brighten indoor days. Eleazer A. Gardner is credited with inventing the cable car.
The engagement of Bonnie Lucille Glines to Mark Wade Hall is announced by their parents, with the wedding set for July 24 at the Trenton First Church of God. Miss Glines is a Clinton Massie High School alumna and Ohio Department of Highways employee. Mr Hall is a Clinton Massie graduate and UC College of Engineering student.
Lenharts of Middletown and Dayton will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a reception at Belmont United Methodist Church in Dayton. The couple, long residents and community workers, have three daughters and seven grandchildren.
An official of the Colorado Game Fish and Parks Department cites a shrinking fur market as the reason for a growing skunk population in western Colorado. He notes pelts sold for 3.50 to 4 dollars in earlier years, now fetching about 1 dollar.
Patricia J. Ferguson was named president of the Portsmouth Co‑operative Bank in New Hampshire, becoming New England's only woman bank president. The all female staff includes treasurer, assistant treasurer, teller, loan clerk and bank secretary, with the male custodian as the sole exception. The bank has grown from about 150000 to five million dollars in assets under her husband Charles, who previously led the bank.
A federal judge granted a 30 day injunction allowing women to work as bartenders in Chicago. Judge James B. Parsons halted arrests of women barkeeps as 17 would be bartenders sue to overturn Chicago’s skirt behind the bar ban. Hearing set for Feb 27 to decide on a permanent injunction.
James Laird of Seneca Falls rushed a smoking 10 ton straw laden truck to Junius firehouse three miles away. Firemen doused the blaze and said the straw likely ignited while the truck was in a garage for repairs. The main body of the truck was not badly damaged but most of the day was lost.
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