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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1970
Page
5
New York fashion notes indicate skirts lengthen while haircuts shorten to counteract aging hems. Stylists favor a close wash and wear cut with movement from curls, while designers like Michael Kazan introduce layered short styles. Public mix on midi and long hair continues.
The notice records births to several families including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burton 917 Garden Ave a girl yesterday and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sizemore 471 Greenup Court Franklin a boy yesterday. Other entries list births, names and addresses and several residents named across Franklin and nearby streets.
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Mrs June Jones, a Hamiltonian with five children and five grandchildren, was named weight losing queen of the year by the Village TOPS Club at a Frisch's Banquet Room event. She shed 53 percent since March 10 by cutting food portions. Runner up was Mrs Barbara Miller with 43 pounds lost, and Mrs Fern Bailey of KOPS lost 17 pounds since March 3. Entertainment came from club members.
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs marks its 50th anniversary and celebrates its history of uniting 51 organizations to advance community causes. President Mrs J L Roney began the federation in 1920 with 16 clubs. Charity Ball fundraising supported Middletown Hospital since 1921.
The sixth annual St Patrick's Dinner will be held March 14 at 6 30 p m in the Holy Trinity lounge. General chairmen are Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller of Elman Drive with Mr and Mrs Tom Haney organizing entertainment and organist David Davidson. Various committees list dozens of local residents and families as organizers, servers, decorators, and hosts. Reservations close March 8 with a planning session set for Tuesday at 8 p m in the Holy Trinity cafeteria.
Miss Joann Rose and Fred Armitage will exchange nuptial vows at 7 30 p.m. March 21 at the First Church of the Nazarene Sutphin Street with a Legion Home reception to follow. Attendants include Dianne Fasany maid of honor and bridesmaids Vicki Burgess Peggy Rose. Ted Alexander will be best man. Usher duties go to Danny Rose and Mike Murphy. Ringbearer Rob Hayes. Reception hostesses include Mrs. William Hayes Mrs. Mary Murphy Mrs. Ted Alexander and Mrs. James Barbour. A bridal shower and kitchen shower are planned in March prior to the wedding.
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