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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1967
Page
8
Practical moving day guide from packing to unpacking. Hire professional movers for full service or do parts yourself. Use corrugated cushioning, pack breakables separately, wash items, and avoid storing valuables in furniture drawers. Label boxes for beds and create an emergency supply basket for arrival. Keep cleaners and medications separate from food. Make the first meal a tidy transition.
The Guided Study Club will hold a special session Thursday at 9 30 a.m. at the Women's Center. The discussion topic is Ohio's All America. Two circles of the Women's Society of World Service at First EUB Church will meet with Mrs. G Ho Dawe of Christel Avenue hosting Ruth.
Disconnect the refrigerator and wash its interior with hot suds. Add baking soda to the rinse water to remove odors. Scrub the exterior, rinse, and leave the door open to air. Clean the bathroom and tidy it. Dispose of all trash in the rooms. Sweep the fireplace. Leave a few light bulbs and some clothes hangers.
Mr and Mrs Courtney Duff Jr hosted a New Year weekend reminiscence party at their Central Avenue residence. Guests included Don Pelfrey Herbert Johnson Robert Asher Robert Wendt Ed Lovelace Larry Hamilton Lavonne Cole Devon Adams and Cale Ledford.
Miss Susan Kay Lyons chooses Saturday April 1 for her marriage to Josep McGough of Grand Avenue. The bride is the daughter of Glenn and Mrs Lyons of Nelson Road. The ceremony will be at St Pauls United Church of Christ with a church reception to follow.
Miss Sharon Lynn Miller and Airman Meredith Wayne Sallee plan to wed at the First Baptist Church in Richmond Kentucky on February 4 at 7 30 p m. Mrs William Miller will serve as matron of honor with bridesmaids Sandy Elizer Brenda Sallee and Nancy Haney while Kenneth A Carey will be best man. Ushers include William Robert Miller Harry T Sherrow and Granville Sherrow. Reception hosts are Donna Philhower Sara Lockmeyer Penny Smith Mrs James R Canada Jr and Linda Kimberlin.
Ida Morningstar Chapter of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 tonight in the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Worthy Matron Thelman Schrock and Worthy Patron James Blaine will lead Obli gation Night with refreshment chairmen Mr and Mrs Charles Bogan aided by Mrs James King and Mrs Milton Wells.
Dance plans on agenda as committee members meet January 21 at the Balger home on Central Avenue to discuss arrangements for the Glitter Ball at Manchester Motor Inn. The event runs from 7 30 p m to 1 a m with buffet and dancing to Cecil Young's Orchestra from Cincinnati. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Balger Mr and Mrs Carl Chamberlain of Trenton Mr and Mrs John Angelini and Mr and Mrs Robert Glass.
Yale teacher Jim Tyler and his fiancee Judy Hammerle promote medieval music among young listeners. He notes early instruments like the recorder and crum horn offer new sounds, compares them to jazz, and recalls a White House concert with Basil Rathbone. They run a turn of the century phonograph business and collect cylinders with historical speeches.
Diary excerpts from Jon Hvezda and two Pan American stewardesses describe three months in Laos with the Dooley Foundation program. They worked as nurses aides teachers and aid workers in villages and orphanages, enduring hardship and returning home with broadened perspectives and patience.
Vital Statistics records births for multiple families including Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burress with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osteen with a girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Walters with a girl. Additional entries name parents and streets such as Germantown Somerville Lin den Ave Garver Road Central Ave Navaho St Ninth Ave Paullin Drive Lebanon and more.
Mrs Anna Williams hosted a family dinner Sunday at her Blue Ball residence. Attending were Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor and family of Jacksonburg, Mr and Mrs Ted Williams and family of Carlisle, Mr and Mrs Willis Williams and family, Mr and Mrs Charley Williams and family, and the hostess son Oney Williams.
Mr and Mrs John R Kiese of Orchard Street have returned home after spending Christmas with her mother Mrs Roy V Russell in Bradenton Fila.
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