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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
8
Society page details plans for an AAUW guest night and officer elections for 1965 66. Notes mention education topics and local events, including teacher salary discussion and school finances. Hostesses Mrs East and Mrs W U Neel arranged candlelit grape centerpiece for the event.
The Piremen's Clubhouse hosted a afternoon shower honoring Dorothy Piedel bride elect of Theodore Davis of Mason. Hostesses included Mrs Steven Piedel Mrs John Smuth and Mrs Louis Zich with pink and white decor and wedding bells. Attendees listed many local women and relatives. wedding set for Saturday at St. Mary's rectory with Rev. Lester Huser officiating.
About 290 attendees gathered at the Congress Inn Saturday for a Masonic dance dinner. The Fou Sharps barbershop quartet performed, with John Tutt, Bill Eisler, Don Wags ner and Jack Bruggeman on stage, and Happy Jack Walton's Dayton orchestra provided the dancing music.
Thirty four members of the iddletown Duplicate Bridge sub met last night at Temple Beth Sholom. North-south winners included William Kash with Robert Nerenberg and others with scores ranging from 113 to 97. East-west winners featured Cliff Weiland and Glenn Selby among noted pairs. master point night planned for next week.
Tickets are available for the West Auxiliary to Middletown Hospital Follies presented by Bob Gregory of Jerome H. Cargill Producing Organization Inc. Performances begin Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Middletown High School auditorium. Patron tickets were mailed in January and regular tickets can be bought from Auxiliary members or at local outlets including Gift Nook, Jeans Beauty Shop, the cigar net, and Gillen Crow store.
Christ Methodist Church members hosted a hospital party for patients at Longview State Hospital Cincinnati. It marked the 14th year the church group supplied refreshments and volunteered for the event sponsored by the Lael Social Service League. Mrs Earl Goforth chaired with aid from several church and league members.
Fort Worth Texas AP reports a canary named Joey Boy survived an accident when a vacuum cleaner disrupted its cage. Mrs. Farham rescued the bird, cooled it with a fan, and kept it under a hair dryer to prevent a chill. The canary stopped singing but is reportedly eating well afterward.
Miss Mabel Eldridge shared slides from over four months in Europe at a First EUB Church gathering of Alpha Delta Kappa women teachers. She noted languages help travelers, discussed hot water bottles, and described cultural and musical benefits of her trip with 20 attendees.
Reservation deadline set for LaSoiree Dance Club March Winds Frolic on March 6 at 7 30 p m at Manchester Motor Inn. Boutson and Boutson address recipients for reservations with guest arrangements by Kruse family and Eugene Mack chairman. Dinner and dancing to Chet Lash orchestra planned with sponsors Tenore and others.
Notices list numerous births and names linked to Camden and nearby towns. Individuals include Mrs Olive Redkey Myers Road and Charles Davis Burgin Kentucky, with many others such as Woodrow Beegle Carlisle and Floyd Smith Franklin. The fragmented item appears as a community birth notice roundup.
Three classes prepared to picket a Washington building with a nine foot U S flag. The plan was abandoned after Police Lt. James asked them to report to their classes.
Mrs. John Molloy hosts a Colonial Tea at her Hamilton Lebanon Road home to honor George Washington’s Anniversary with DAR leaders from Col. John Riley and Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapters. Speakers discuss the Ohio Conference and national society goals. a tribute to Washington precedes refreshments hosted by E S Myers and Robert Velte. Miss Hankinson aids, and a luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn precedes the event.
Announcement of the marriage between Mrs. Mary Vitori of Marshall Road and Lloyd Jones of Lafayette Avenue. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 7 30 p m in St John s Church parsonage with Attendants Mr and Mrs E J Polisini. They plan a Florida wedding trip then reside in Middletown. Mr Jones works for Armco Steel Corp.
Plans for a local Recognition Day were announced by the Hi-Hopes Chapter of the Civic Association. The event will take place October 9 at the Scoati and Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati with Edna Brown earning the queen title for the week based on weight loss. Dorothy Law- presented selections from James J Metcalfe's Daily Poem Portraits.
Mauna is measured as the world’s tallest mountain from base to summit spanning the Hawaiian Islands. The finding highlights Mauna’s height relative to sea level and its geographic reach across the archipelago.
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