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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
7
The piece surveys reaction to Buckminster Fuller’s magazine claim that by the 21st century women will manage the Earth while men pursue science and poetry. Local residents debate women’s leadership, attire, and social changes with humor and caution.
Mrs. Herman Steltenpohl of Cincinnati hosts a rehearsal dinner for her son Robert H. Steltenpohl and fiancée Miss Sylvia Ann Sweeney, with guests including the Sweeneys and numerous relatives and friends from Ohio, New York, Illinois, Michigan, Florida, and Connecticut. The wedding at Holy Trinity Church follows tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Manchester.
Mrs John F Kennedy wife of the late president and her two children skied at Mt Tremblant in near zero cold. She joked about moving fast for photographers and admitted she was out of practice. The Kennedys stay with the Timmins family in the Laurentians amid London marriage speculation.
Reservations for tomor row's Knights of Columbus dance are accepted by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Weikert. The event runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the K of C Hall with music by the Daytonians. Tickets at the door. Norman W. Marks leads arrangements.
St Pauls United Church of Christ circles and guild members meet March 20 at 9 30 am for a combined session with a noon luncheon. Barnes Circle discussed plans during the February session at Mrs Clayton Bailey s home on Monroe Street with Mrs Pearl Stultz as guest.
Concluding pre wedding festivities honoring Miss Marilyn Kay Jacobs and Lawrence Andrew McConnell proceed with a rehearsal dinner tonight in the social room of First EUB Church hosted by the groom elect’s parents Mr and Mrs Larry McConnell of Trotwood. The ceremony will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m with numerous family and friends in attendance.
Miss Barbara Jean Fry and Charles L. Curtner plan to wed tomorrow at Ridgeville Community Church. Tonight, the bride elect’s parents host a rehearsal dinner at their Springboro home with numerous relatives and friends attending, including Mr. and Mrs. Offutt Arlington Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Curtner from Franklin.
More than 200 gravestones were overturned in a Blue Springs cemetery on Tuesday. Association president Glenn H. Binger estimated the damage at about $20,000 to the pre Civil War site.
Mrs. Oscar Day led Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs to urge action against a crime upsurge. She advised reporting concerns, strengthening laws, demanding public-office accountability, guiding youth, and improving police conditions. A crime alert number was publicized and events and new members announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henson of Sharonville host a rehearsal dinner at Tibb s Restaurant Franklin for son Wallace and fiance Betty Hall. Attendants and relatives attend. wedding set for tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at First Church of God Crawford Street.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Tyson lead the advance night observance of the Order of the Amaranth tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Commercial Building. Al Mayer and Mrs Christine Sebastian will run the business session with Mrs Della Marshall in charge of refreshments and Mrs Herman Lawrence overseeing decorations and entertainments.
A bulletin lists numerous births from families including Mr. and Mrs. David Barnett in Fairmount Ave and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berold Jr. in Chautauqua with girls and boys reported yesterday. Other entries name parents in Trenton, Camden, Miami, and nearby areas, noting several locations and lineages with mentions of hospital sources and military base births.
Miss Carol Haney fiance Harold Brewer were feted at a miscellaneous shower last night at Armco Girls Holiday House hosted by Mrs. Edgar H. Moore and Mrs. Fred Dildine. The couple plan a March 16 open ceremony at Clayton Street Church of God at 7 30 p.m.
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