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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1969

Page

6

Approach To Change Generates Age Gap

Mrs. Arthur Johnson told Critique Literary Society that the social revolution widens the generation gap. She cited youth idealism and impatience, parental practicality, mass media, social injustice, Vietnam, affluence, and the Bomb as influences. She closed with folk songs reflecting grim times. Hostess was Miss Florence Powell.

Arthur Johnson Critique Literary Society Florence Powell McKinley Street

Seta to Speak at Butler County Auxiliary Scholarship Event

Nick Seta former Las Vegas gambling tables and FBI employee will be the featured speaker at a scholarship fund raiser by the Women's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society. The dinner at Forest Hills Country Club starts 7:30 pm with 6:30 pm cocktail hour. Proceeds benefit a Butler County girl pursuing nursing. Reservations to Mrs. Edwin Helfman and Mrs. William Repasky.

Nick Seta Las Vegas Nev Women’s Auxiliary Butler County Medical Society Seta FBI New State Hospital Forest Hills Country Cub Butler County Edwin Helfman Central Ave William Repasky Croydon Lane

Luncheon for AAUW Set Saturday

Members of the American Association of University Women and guests will meet Saturday at 12 30 p m for a luncheon in the party room of Olde Towne Apartments. Reservations will be accepted through tomorrow by co chairmen Mrs Douglas Kanitz or Miss Ethel Reno. Other committee members are Mrs Mary Jo Ward, Miss Nancy Slattery and Mrs Laurens Petersen.

American Association of University Women Olde Towne Apartments Douglas Kanitz Ethel Reno Mary Jo Ward Nancy Slattery Laurens Petersen

Disadvantaged Children of God topic at Zion Lutheran Women

Mrs Dudley Kramer spoke at Zion Lutheran Church Women about identifying disadvantaged children and alleviating their needs through church and community programs. Hostesses were Mrs Carl Roess and Mrs John Wagner.

Dudley Kramer Zion Lutheran Church Carl Roess John Wagner

Nuptials Planned for June 23 at First United Presbyterian

Miss Beverly Ann Selby and Meredith R. Peters announce their wedding date for June 23 at 3 30 p.m. in the First United Presbyterian Church. Miss Selby is Purdue University senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Selby. Mr Peters is a science and physical education teacher in Pools school system, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Peters. Betrothal announced in January 1968.

Beverly Ann Selby Meredith R. Peters First United Presbyterian Church Purdue University Glenn E. Selby Fisher Ave Peters Pools Ind Harold Peters Hardinsburg

Chairmen Named for Heart Drive Partnership

Middletown city chairman Mrs. Wailing Gray announced door-to-door campaign leaders. Local division chairs include Mrs. Amos Cruze Mrs. Helen Cooper Mrs. Howard Hiteshue Mrs. D C Perry Mrs. Russell Hixson and Mrs. Mary Stults with several area chairs listed in Home Acres Monroe Trenton Mayfield plus address details for each organizer.

Heart Sunday Middletown City Wailing Gray Amos Cruze Wilbraham Road Helen Cooper Young St Howard Hiteshue Henry Ave D.C. Perry Aberdeen Drive Russell Hixson Lawn Ave Mary Stults Grand Ave Home Acres Ralph Kinser Finley St Monroe Howard Schueller Penbrook Court Trenton Second St Mayfield Earl Peck Winton St

Recent Bride Feted In Post Nuptial Shower

A postnuptial shower honoring former Margaret Ann Ingram was hosted by Miss Anna Cline at the Tren ton First National Bank party room. Guests included Mrs. James A. Stickleo Mrs. William Mulhollan Mrs. James Spies and others. The couple wed February 1 at St. Pauls United Church of Christ and reside on Easton Avenue.

Margaret Ann Ingram Anna Cline Trenton First National Bank James A. Stickleo William Mulhollan James Spies Dorothy Sams Richard A. Sticklea Beulah Doench Wanda Fahbuseh Ray Collinsworth John Sticklen Mabel E. Faries John Stra Wilma Napier Elmer Profitt Jennie and Kim Edna Ingram Eunice Owens Melissa Linda Kidwell Julie Hitte St. Paul's United Church of Christ Easton Avenue

Duplicate Bridge Club Meets At Temple

The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement. Forty players participated with high scores led by several pairs in both directions. North-South winners included Mrs. Yager and Mrs. Greenham with 130, and others at 122, 121.5, and 117. East-West winners featured Mrs. MacLean and Mrs. Weatherwax at 135 and other top pairs.

Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Temple Beth Sholom Sidney Yager Herschel Greenham Russell Anness Stanley Weinstein J. T. Lamb Kenneth Shafer Vernon Jones M. L. Johnston Dan MacLean Robert Weatherwax Il. B. Gaker Frank Coldiron

Local Birth Announcements Quick Summary

Multiple families report new arrivals with babies born yesterday or today. Names include Lawson, Stewart, Dorn, Dent, Smith, and Williamson with addresses in Franklin and nearby areas. One birth noted in Cincinnati at Christ Hospital on February 16 with maternal grandparents Nichols.

Robert Lawson Keays Ave Robert D. Stewart Kaye Drive Franklin Milledge Dorn 15Th Ave Donald Dent Poplar St Trenton Danny Smith S. River St Robert Jr Roy Williamson N. We Parkway David Thompson Cincinnati Boy Christ Hospital Russell Nicols Ross St

Local Residents Named In Public Notices

The list names Mrs Addie Holbrook of Dixie Highway Mrs Louise Carpenter of Franklin Miss Jacquelyn Fay of Kensington Street Vince Shores of Garden Street Steve Berry of Franklin Danny Prickett son of Vernon and Mrs Prickett Jewell Avenue LeAnn Kelly daughter of Charles and Mrs Kelly S Main Street Mrs Dale Wiley of Nelson Road James McGlother of North Clinton Street and Mrs Ishmael Clari of Princeton Street.

Addie Holbrook Dixie Highway Louise Carpenter Franklin Jacquelyn Fay Kensington St Vince Shores Garden St Steve Berry Danny Prickett Vernon Prickett Jewell Ave LeAnn Kelly Charles Kelly S. Main St Dale Wiley Nelson Rd James McGlother N. Clinton St Ishmael Clari Princeton St

Adult whistling swans measure four and a half feet long

The report describes adult whistling swans with a body length of about four and a half feet from bill to tail, a weight near 15 pounds, and a seven-foot wingspan.

Follies Patrons List Grows for Middletown Benefit Show

The patron list for the High Fever Follies at Middletown High School grows with additions led by co chairs Mrs. John Griffin and Mrs. B C Haselton. New names include many doctors and local professionals. Proceeds support Middletown Hospital Welfare Auxiliary activities. The Feb 28 and Mar 1 shows start at 8 p m with ticket requests noted by patrons.

John Griffin B.C. Haselton Douglas W. Lewis C.W. Beck Martin A. Rush Jr C. H. Buchert Robert Petrocy Crosby Bean Robert H. Perry D.M. Blizzard Thomas McMurray J. E. Shorts Barry Levey Wesley Rowles Townsell Marshall Walter Roed Jr James Fiessinger Frederick van Scoyoc Frank Myers W.O. Robertson Robert Holly James Lawrence Edward Barker Anthony Kokenakis C.L. Ortman Bennett Williams Charles Fraunfelter Earl L. Brooks John H. Varney Raymond Middletown High School Middletown Hospital Welfare Auxiliary Middletown Hospital

Antiques Show Tickets On Sale For Three Day Event

Tickets for the 19th annual Antiques Show and Sale are available for March 14 16. Tickets cost 1 each and grant admission for all three days at the National Guard Armory S Main Road. Purchase via Mrs Robert Brown Aberdeen Women's Auxiliary sponsor or Mrs Heber Jones Manchester Road co chairs of the drive.

Salvation Army Robert Brown Aberdeen Women’s Auxiliary Heber Jones Manchester Road Richard Jones Rosedale Road Richard Fiessinger Carryer Guard S. Main Road

Goodwill Mother's Club marks 30th anniversary meeting

Fourteen members gathered at Mrs. Maude Guess to celebrate the Goodwill Mother's Club anniversary with a covered dish supper. Officer elections chose Mrs. Turner R. Powers as president and other officers, while a Valentines program and guest guests were noted.

Goodwill Mother's Club Maude Guess George S. Fletcher Charles R. Bell John Derrough Turner R. Powers Carma Lacey Virginia Johnson Paul Kirchmer Derrough LaRue Ginter Guess Powers Reese Johnson Lacey Ginter Bell

Bohan's Dior Menswear Fashion Premiere Draws Crowded Room

Designer Marc Bohan presented Dior's first full menswear collection at a Manhattan fashion premiere. The show featured tailored suits and coats with wide lapels, brown accents, and a Boutique Collection of avant garde outfits. Audience overcrowding limited views and Skitch Henderson conducted the orchestra.

New York Marc Bohan Christian Dior Dior Bill Blass Pierre Cardin Bohan Manhattan Skitch Henderson

Observance Dance to Benefit July 4 Loyal American Day

No reservations needed for the I Am a Loyal American Day dance this Saturday at 9 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium American Legion Home. Adrian J. Mayer chairs the event with tickets through committee members. Proceeds fund the local July 4 observance.

Kessler Auditorium American Legion Home Adrian J. Mayer John D. Hubbard Harold Helton Eric Puckett Faris Williams Helen Hughes Byron Johnson Earl Smith al Decatur Ernest Hammonds Lillie Dennis Blue Notes

Community groups schedule Thursday gatherings and elections

Coming Events lists Guided Study Club meeting at 10 am at the Women's Center on N Broad Street Middletown Chapter 1 American War Mothers marks its 48th anniversary with a noon covered dish dinner at America 1 Legion Home Mrs Virgil Combs to direct the business session Ida Morningstar Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets at 739 Main Street at 7 39 pm Membership balloting occurs during the business session led by Mr and Mrs Harry Lacey Committee members include Mrs Jack Reeder Mrs Charles DeNeene social hour chairs and Mrs Joe Schrock decorations

Women’s Center N. Broad Street Middletown American War Mothers America 1 Legion Home Virgil Combs Ida Morningstar Order of Eastern Star Main Street Harry Lacey Jack Reeder Charles DeNeene Joe Schrock

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