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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1964
Page
6
Italian fashion designers transformed the sportswear market over a dozen years by bold humor and sex appeal, led by Emilio Ricci with tight pants and other Rome Florence teams pushing daring stripes and swimsuits. They drew global attention, defectors to Paris appeared, yet Italian style persisted.
Southern Ohio’s most complete residence for men and women of the Protestant faith offers fifty five acres on College Hill near amenities with bus access and twenty minutes to downtown. Sixty years of tradition with updated rooms suites dining and therapy spaces plus nursing wing. call Rev. Beehaber at 681 2440 to request a brochure and schedule an appointment.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Thompson of 4741 Manchester Road welcome a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Donnie Stout of 721 Elwood Street welcome a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles R Geis ter of 3527 Shaker Road Franklin welcome a girl on Tuesday.
The notice lists numerous individuals connected to The Hospital including Robert Dinan, Rhonda Rowland, Katherine Bruck, Ronald King, Rufus Lowman, Richard Mathis, Charlie Shearer, Deborah Rice, Arthur Bowling, Judy Bray, Jack Sheets, Darrell Mathis, Richard Curtis, Carl Bush, Hattie Byrd, Walter Ballinger, and Michael Crockett with family ties and locations such as Tar rimore Circle Hetzler Road Gar field St Lylburn Road Franklin Camden St Ronald Drive Arlington St Hamilton Road West Elkton Road Waneta and other addresses. Several entries marked dismissed include Arthur Bowling and others in the Franklin area.
Three grass blazes were extinguished yesterday by city firefighters with no reported damage. Two fires started by burning trash occurred at 4501 and 4504 Roosevelt Ave. The third fire burned a yard at James Riley’s home, 832 Ninth Ave., at 2 18 p.m.
A Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs general meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 PM at the Girls' Club. Mrs. Frank Hidy announces the session includes election of the 1964 65 nominating committee and features entertainment by Trenton High School's Triple Trio.
Joyce Anne Hackney and A. Robert David Smallwood plan marriage at Ramstein Air Base chapel in Germany. Hackney, a Middletown High School graduate, works in Armco Steel’s advertising department. Smallwood, Franklin High School graduate, serves in the U.S. Air Force at Ramstein.
Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter members and Pi Sigma Phi sorority hosted a dessert-card party at Mrs. Hal Stevens home with prize winners Mrs. Gray Mrs. Mulligan Mrs. Cecil Wooddell and Mrs. Fred Finney. Nominating committee meets March 3 at Mrs. James Conrad home. Ohio Beta Sigma Phi convention set for May 15 17 at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel Cincinnati. Next chapter meeting scheduled March 10 at the YMCA.
The Butler County Society of Ing hosted a style show featuring street wear and uniforms. Models included Mrs. Don Hensler Mrs. Robert Braun Mrs. Reuben Rigg Mrs. Milton Wells Mrs. Bernice Tier Miss Mary Gray and Miss Evelyn Baker. Mrs. Fletchie Walker and Mrs Florence Rothe directed the show.
In a tour through swimwear history, leather and animal skin styles return to the beach as the dominant second skin. From early restrictive outfits to bikini exposes, fashion shifts toward leather varieties in buttery suede and patent finishes, emphasizing more skin while preserving water resistance.
Reservations close today for LaSoiree's February 29 dinner dance themed Its Leap Year Any thing Goes. The event at Manchester Motor Inn begins 730 p.m. with buffet, dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to Jack Walton Orchestra. Sixty four couples had reserved as of last evening.
Middletown High School Band Associates discussed a sample new uniform with A M Johnson's committee last night at Central School. They approved the style but not the color or color combination and asked the committee to study further.
Firemen assisted by the emergency squad aided Kent Bryant a two year old who fell ill at his home on Manhattan Street yesterday at 5 07 p m He was taken to a physician s office for treatment by squad members and responders.
Athens reports Queen Frederika of Greece has fast recovered from pneumonia after falling ill last Monday. The palace said she improved as King Paul, who had stomach ulcer surgery, continues to make steady progress in his recovery.
J B Giiden and members hosted a sorority gathering at Mrs Gray’s home with winners Miss Grant and Mrs Bushhorn. The next session is March 10 at the YMCA. A Hawaiian Luau is planned for March 2 at Mrs Grays. The spring dance is April 4 from 9 pm to 1 am at the Sportsmen's Club with music by the Bob Roth Combo to benefit Doty House.
The 12th annual SA event honors local secretaries bosses with a royal theme King for a Year. A social hour begins at 6 30 and guests include Hazel Duvail as honoree and Minnie Weir as chief aide. Rev K M Glaesner of St John’s Lutheran Springfield will speak on World Affairs. Evelione Merhl welcomes members and executives.
The Weddell Sea can dive to about 1000 feet and surface quickly without divers suffering the bends, a condition caused by rapid depth change.
The St John PTO hosts a card party on April 1 at 7 30 p m in the church basement. Attendees bring their own cards and prizes will be awarded with refreshments served. Tickets available from Mrs L M Andre or Mrs Roger Glei. committee led by Mrs Reece Warmoth.
Women of the Zion Lutheran Church presented a program titled One Step More last night at the church. Mrs Millard Clifton and Mrs Edgar Waddell performed a skit on Lutheran church women. Hostesses were Mrs Mark Leight and Mrs Ann Crider with Mrs Goldye Freeze assisting.
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