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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1975
Page
10
A humorous column by Jeri fzor recounts translating toddler talk into real needs. The 21 month old’s phrases provoke literal and implied meanings revealing daily family life and clever parental decoding. The piece blends language play with sharp domestic observation.
The Rainbow Assembly 68 of Middletown of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Miss Carol Heinkel will conduct the business meeting to finalize plans for the Easter candy sale. Sharon Greene, Debbie Smith and Dee Dee Kristanoff serve as committee chairmen for setup pin-ons and refreshments. The Mothers Club will handle the social after the meeting.
Maj. Beverly Kay Huber Roberts of the USAF, first woman assigned to Vietnam, speaks March 3 at the Manchester Inn. She notes the Holy Spirit outpaces the Pentagon and cites two tours in Vietnam, a Bronze Star, and multiple commendations while discussing faith based drug rehabilitation. Reservations for luncheon at 3.75 dollars or babysitting at First United Methodist Church.
The church invites patrons to its annual Appalachian Bean Supper on Feb 19 with beans ham cornbread slaw pie and drinks for 175 adults 50 cents kids. Reservations close Feb 18. Proceeds support Red Bird Mission Kentucky Tennessee including a school hospital and church projects.
The RSVP of Butler County helps people over 60 stay active with service opportunities led by Miss Myrna Silverstein. She notes RSVP headquarters at the Church of the Ascension and invites interested parties to call her office. The Soroptimist Club also schedules preschool hearing tests for March 8 and 15 and a card party on April 16, while planning a Venture Club charter for women under 33.
The wedding of Miss Maureen Ann Regan and Terry Joe Marchetti is postponed from Monroe’s scheduled Saturday date, announced by the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Regan of Dazey Drive.
Beginning February 19 women of First United Methodist Church will join Dr. Robert Scully for a five week Jonah study. Sessions run five Wednesdays from 9 30 to 11 a m in the Fellowship Hall with nursery baby sitting provided. Enrollment is free by calling the church office.
Miss Janice Schulz introduces Mrs. Margaret Huish and Mrs. Richard W. Lautensleger as new club members. Huish teaches piano organ and voice and has a rich international background. Lautensleger teaches in the Mason School District and performs trombone in the Middletown Symphony. The meeting notes the Federation of Music Clubs Spring Conference in Greenville on March 11 and honors Founders Day.
LuAnne Back Janet Brown John Peterson Kathy Miller and Ken Dupee were added to the Freshman High School honor roll for the second quarter after a grading delay delayed their inclusion in the Wednesday honor list.
The Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Verity Lodge at 7 30 using the Howell movement. First place went to Mrs Glenn Selby and Mrs Robert L Harris with other winners including Mrs Stan Weinstein Mrs Ben Goodman and the Nerenbergs tied for second. Jim Wilkins and Ray Sherman Sr Jr earned third and fourth places.
Mr and Mrs Everett W Richardson of 6805 Manchester Road announce the engagement of daughter Cindi Jo to John Kemplin son of Mr and Mrs Robert Tewell and John E Kemplin. Cindi Jo a Nordonia High School graduate attended Middletown Campus Miami University. John Kemplin a Lemon Monroe High School graduate attended the local Miami U campus works at Cornerstone Novelty Shop and has his own band. The couple plans to marry May 24 at Truth Tabernacle.
For a half cup chopped dried beef, buy a 22 ounce jar to supply the required amount. The jar size ensures you have more than enough for the recipe without buying smaller portions.
The Holy Trinity St Patrick's Day party on March 16 at Fenwick High School features guest speaker James M Shea of the Catholic Telegraph Register. Dinner roasts return after two year lapse, with committees led by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long and party planning meetings scheduled for February 24 in the Holy Trinity lounge and March 12 for reservations.
Mrs Ann Ronto and Mrs Carl Ristaneo handle tickets for a Smiling Grandmothers card party on Tuesday March 4 at 7 30 pm at the Women s Center N Broad Street. General chairwoman Mrs Robert Fay and committee members will run prizes and refreshments. tickets are 150 at the door and guests should bring their own cards.
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