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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
10
A Middletown event raises funds for the American Cancer Society Middletown-Butler County Unit. Organizer Mrs. Stephen Temple leads to plan the April 2 DAV Hall hop, sharing motivation from family cancer history and her long service in education and women’s groups.
The Auxiliary of the Middletown Area Senior Citizens meets at 1 36 pm Thursday at the center on Columbia Avenue to elect and install officers. Mrs Andrew Roper president presents a Tastemakers program. Robert Reiner chairs the refreshment committee. Open to the public. any interested person may join.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leonard announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda Marlene Leonard to Robert D. Bailey. Both graduates of Franklin High School, she is a cashier at Murphy's Mart and he works at Weir Kilby in Cincinnati. They plan an April 22 wedding at Fairview Baptist Church in Carlisle.
Mr and Mrs William Rogers host a rehearsal dinner at Bill Knapps Restaurant for Steven Rogers and Deborah Ann Guthman and their wedding party. The couple will wed Saturday at St Marys Church at 130 pm with a reception to follow at Congress Inn Monroe.
The National Guild of Piano Teachers presented its 10th annual recital Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Women's Center. Performers included Cindy McCune Gina Kuper Michelle Denniston Fred Aus Rebecca Stanfield Jennifer Pluckard Beth Current Heidi Jones Debbie Moroz Carla Davis Jeff Rolth Lisa Mackey Susan Markle Jennifer Stanfield and Beth Flanagan. Mrs Gerald Squire chaired the event with assistance from Mrs William Kenney.
Larry Parella will serve as caller and teacher at a square dance at Wildwood Golf Club. The event runs 8 to 11 p.m. with a social hour at 5:30 p.m. and dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. Tom Haney is chairman coordinating for club members and guests.
A cobbler style crumb topping with mini chocolate bits and toasted almond slivers is sprinkled over cherry pie filling and baked for a dessert twist.
Miss Marianne Menninger of Newport became the bride of Theodore Michael Dannis of Midway Street in a 5:30 p.m. ceremony Saturday at St. Therese Catholic Church Southgate Ky. Rev Paul Brinker officiated. The couple had a reception at the Bellevue Veterans Club. The bride wore a silk organza gown with a sweetheart neckline and fitted sleeves with a flounce at the wrists.
Deborah Roach of Franklin announces her engagement to Don L. Turner of Middletown. She is a Hillsboro High School and Chatfield College graduate, employed at Diamond International Corp. Turner is a Middletown High School and Miami University alumnus, employed at Armco Steel Corp. They plan a spring wedding and a Gatlinburg honeymoon before settling in Cincinnati.
Duplicate results show six tables at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session in Temple Beth Sholom. First and second places went to Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Richard Getter with Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs Steve Temple. Third and fourth ties included Mrs J T Lamb and Mrs Glenn with Mrs Chris Barthel and Tony Habash. Fifth place went to Mrs Garold Schudel and Mrs C M Woodruff.
The Miami Valley Chapter of the American Business Women's Association meets at 6 30 p m on March 9 at Imperial House South. Guest speaker is William Westendorf environmental assessment and planning manager from Monsanto Research Corp.
New York based adviser describes a rising trend of women across the country taking control of their finances through seminars. Jean Patterson notes money talk is now in vogue and cites a case of a waitress who inherited securities worth over 180000 dollars. The programs spread from New York since 1975 to over 40 cities and include topics on income, taxes, and investment analysis.
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