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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1963

Page

5

Strong Winslow Wedding Set For March Ninth

Miss Barbara Ann Strong and Ens. Frederic D. Winslow plan an eight o clock wedding at St John s Episcopal Church Huntington Valley Pa on March ninth Engagement announced August 1962 Miss Strong is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard V D Strong of Meadowbrook Pa Prospective groom s parents are Mr and Mrs F L Winslow of Highland Street Ens Winslow serves with the Navy aboard a destroyer stationed at a base in San Francisco

Barbara Ann Strong Ens Frederic D. Winslow St. John’s Episcopal Church Huntington Valley Miss Strong Richard V. D. Strong Meadowbrook F. L. Winslow Highland Street Winslow Navy San Francisco

Parties Continue For Miss Judith Abernethy

Miss Judith Abernethy bride elect of William David Kyle received multiple pre nuptial parties in Middletown. Mrs James Kunkler hosted a tea at her Schirm Drive home with white carnations red hearts and a Valentine motif. Guests included Mrs Walter Rogers Mrs Kenneth Wilkinson and many Middletown residents. A miscellaneous shower and coffee followed at the Kraft residence on Fisher Avenue. Miss Abernethy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Abernethy and her fiancé is the son of Mr and Mrs C W Kyle of Dixie Highway.

Judith Abernethy William David Kyle James Kunkler Heer Schirm Drive Countryside E. R. Padgett Walter Rogers Kenneth Wilkinson Glenn Kraft Sidney Yager Robert Easton John Holcomb Maurice Weinstein Roscoe Kincaid Elmer Barker Margery Chapple Everett Sams Harry Bedford Arnold Boxwell John Wilks Douglas Bleecker Clifford Nolte C. W. Kyle Robert Nelson McKnight Kinne Kenneth Thomas J. S. Chapman Ed Marshall Clifford Sweene W. A. Danner Jack McLaughlin Ed Singley T. F. Abernethy Middletown Donald Grimes Cincinnati Jack Russnack Pittsburgh Dixie Highway

Party Fetes Couple Wed 25 Years

The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weber of Jacksonburg Road Jacksonburg was celebrated Sunday night with a surprise party hosted at their home by eight children and 11 grandchildren. Family members from nearby towns joined in the gathering along with friends and relatives including the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Catrone.

Ray Weber Jacksonburg Road Jacksonburg Lawrence Weber Donald Weber Richard Weber Karen Weber Sue Weber Francis Weber Dale Mary Jo Dennis Marilyn Douglas West Elkton Chester Peck Clara Weber Rodney Joyce Bobby Jeff Edward Fall Grace Weber Gary Barbara Fred Davis Pete Keller Hamilton Harry Garner Ivan Beeler Riley Alfred Fall Trenton Elmer Childers Franklin Bill Whitman Harry Short Harry Truster Carl Catrone Son Brant Clarence Gerber Carl Wilson John Buchheit Mabe Fall Ada Hartman

Mary Ann Lubberger, James Leeds Wedding Attendants Named

Miss Mary Ann Lubberger will wed James Thomas Leeds March 2 at Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church with maid of honor Helen Harmon. Bridesmaids include Gloria Neu Judy Henry and Frances Lubberger. flower girls Kathy and Kim Smith. Best man Robert Leeds. ushers Donald and Ralph Leeds, Donald Garver. Organists will Mrs Stanley Price and Mrs Ed Utz. Reception follows in church social room with hosts Wanda White, Mrs Robert Leeds, Marcia Young, Dinah Steller.

Mary Ann Lubberger James Thomas Leeds Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church Helen Harmon Gloria Neu Judy Henry Terre Haute Ind Frances Lubberger Kathy Smith Kim Smith William Lubberger Timrick Place Monroe Mr Leeds Merle Leeds Middletown Robert Donald Leeds Ralph Leeds Donald Garver Stanley Price Ed Utz Frank Wiley Wanda White Robert Leeds Waynesville Marcia Young Dinah Steller

Mrs Buehl Celebrates 80th Birthday Family Gathering

Mrs C C Buehl of Central Avenue was the honored guest as family members gathered Sunday at her home to celebrate her 80th birthday. Attending with Byron C Buehl of Marango Illinois were Mr and Mrs Ralph Buehl Mr and Mrs Billy Buehl Mr and Mrs Robert Rock and family Charles T Buehl the Byron Buehls and C C Buehl, husband of the guest.

C. C. Buehl Central Avenue

Rehearsal Dinner for Shir ley Cathcart and Terry Ferguson

A buffet rehearsal dinner was held at the Ferguson home on Weidner Road Franklin after the wedding rehearsal. Guests included Marilyn Gebhart Gaile Cathcart Allen Wheeler Wayne Ferguson and others. The couple will exchange vows Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Franklin.

Shirley Cathcart Terry Ferguson Osa Ferguson Weidner Road Franklin Marilyn Gebhart Gaile Cathcart Allen Wheeler Troy Wayne Ferguson Bill Powell Springboro Chalmer Ferguson Middletown A. H. Cathcart Rufus Owsley Dale Ferguson James T. Roy Hartford Ala Lewis Ellis Enterprise Cathcart Decker Road Ferguson First Baptist Church

Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Beth Sholom Temple

Twenty two players attended the Howell movement at the Middletown Duplicate Club meeting last night. Mrs Walter Evans and Mrs M L Johnston tied for first and second with Mr and Mrs Donald Rich, score 61. Dr Louis B Gaker and Edward Forsyth placed third with 59, Harold Layman and C M Woodruff fourth with 54.

Howell Middletown Beth Sholom Temple Walter Evans M. L. Johnston Donald Rich Louis B. Gaker Edward Forsyth Harold Layman C. M Woodruff

St Marys Altar Rosary Society to Meet Tomorrow

St Marys Altar Rosary Society of Franklin will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church hall. The program includes a cancer film shown by a representative of the Warren County unit of the American Cancer Society.

St. Mary's Altar Rosary Society of Franklin Warren County Unit American Cancer Society

Registration Stall Open For Wives Day Out

Twenty women have registered for the YMCA six weekly sessions of Wives Day Out starting February 20. Classes run 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with trimnastics, weight control, and hobbies. Instructors include Mrs. Mary Lou Distinn and B. P. Allen. The schedule features cosmetology, cake decorating, lamp shade making, and Easter decorations led by local tutors and merchants.

YMCA Frances Sisson Mary Lou Distinn B. P. Allen Ernest Graff McAlpin Walter Furlow Centrall Pastry Leona Markel Butler County Walter Mischley

Marriage of Barbara D Howell and Roger E Russell

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Barbara D Howell daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald W Howell Carlisle and Roger E Russell of Middletown son of Mr and Mrs William E Russell Garrison Ky The ceremony was Saturday at 7 pm in Monroe Elder Willard Willis officiated A corsage of white carnations and a light blue dress were noted A reception followed at the bride’s parents home They will reside on Yankee Road Russell is a Middletown Journal employee and a Middletown High School graduate The bride attended Carlisle High School

Barbara D., Howell Gerald W. Howell Carlisle Roger E. Russell Middletown William E. Russell Garrison Monroe Willard Willis Lou E. Back David J. Kittle Willard Shearer Yankee Road Russell Middletown High School The Middletown Journal Carlisle High School

Club Events Highlight Mrs Arkill Hostess Evening

Mrs William Arkill hosted a Longview Social Service League gathering at Orchard Street. Members approved Christ Methodist Church supplying refreshments for Saturday’s party and read a hospital staff letter thanking the league for 15 years of service. Next meeting set for March 11 at Mrs Robert Melampy’s Kensington Street home.

William Arkill Orchard Street Longview Social Service League Christ Methodist Church Longview Hospital League Kensington Street Robert Melampy

Miss Cole Honored in Bridal Shower Event

Miss Ella Cole bride elect of John William Clark was honored at a Holiday House misc shower with red and white decorations. Hostesses were Mrs Harold Risner Miss Janet Kemplin and Miss Lynn Smith. Bridal game winners were Mrs Tom Reichert Mrs Robert Knapp and Mrs Gene Bogan.

Ella Cole John William Clark Holiday House Harold Risner Janet Kemplin Lynn Smith Tom Reichert Robert Knapp Gene Bogan Harry Gillespie Ronald Tibbs Richard Clark Linda Medley George Deaton Lynwood Connlee Cole John C. Cole Ben Harrison Street Excello Clark John Clark Curtis Street St. John’s Church

Vital Statistics and Hospital Notes Brief Births and Names

A list of birth announcements and residents in the area. Names include Mr and Mrs Fred Fletcher on Yankee Road with a girl born Monday, Mr and Mrs James Combs on Jacksonburg Road with a boy born Monday, and several other families noting births or residents such as Mr and Mrs William Cassidy on Lamberton Street with a boy born Monday. Additional names appear in a roll call of residents from Franklin, Sherman Avenue, Monroe, and nearby streets and towns.

Fred Fletcher Yankee Road James Combs Jacksonburg Road William Cassidy Lamberton St Lawrence Fulkerson Tytus Ave Harley Bryant Home Ave Trenton

Marriage Licenses for Donald L. Aiken and Linda Moore

Donald Lee Aiken, 26, barber of 300 Curtis Street, wed Linda Lou Moore, 19, of 215 Caron Road, Mon. The license details appear in local court notices with names and addresses listed for upcoming nuptials.

Donald Lee Aiken Barber Curtis St Linda Lou Moore Caron Road Monroe

Hospital Notices From Franklin Area List

In The Hospital several local residents are reported as patients including Mrs George W Long of Mal vern Street Dwana Back daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Back Franklin Gregory Amatulli son of Mr and Mrs Carl Amatulli Sherman Aldie Lloyd of N Sutphin Street Mrs Rex Wilson of Franklin Mrs Bertha O Connor of N Grimes Street Gene Mullins of Vannest Avenue Mrs Robert Saylers of Trenton Mrs Edward Beachler of James Horner of Franklin Paul Turner of Kalbfleish Road Mrs Arlie Hatton of Vannest Mrs William Harrison of Stevens Avenue Mrs Charles Coyle of Franklin and Mrs Homer Feerer Sr of Elwood Street.

George W. Long Malvern Dwana Back Clyde Back Franklin Gregory Amatulli Carl Amatulli Sherman Ave Aldie Lloyd N. Sutphin St Rex Wilson Bertha O’conner N. Grimes Gene Mullins Vannest Ave Robert Saylers Trenton Edward Beachler James Horner Paul Turner Kalbfleish Road Arlie Hatton William Harrison Stevens Ave Charles Coyle Homer Feerer Sr Elwood St

Lincoln Party In White House Tonight Keyed To Civil Rights

President Kennedy hosts Abraham Lincoln birthday civil rights event at the White House with 800 officials and civil rights leaders. A 250 page historians’ report on civil rights progress will be presented. press coverage banned except for a brief photo session. Kennedy to hold a 4 pm news conference.

Lincoln White House Frances Lewine Washington Abraham Lincoln Kennedy Pierre Salinger GOP Commission On Civil Rights

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