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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
6
Expert notes describe responding with one notrump or other bids to a diamond opening. Five hands illustrate optimal bids 1 One notrump 2 Two hearts 3 One spade 4 Four no trump 5 Three notrump, detailing rationale and possible slam chances with clubs, diamonds, hearts, or notrump.
The piece extols hair as protection and adornment and notes a salon expert in hair care. It emphasizes fashionable styling, personal attention, and elegant coiffures offered by Irene's Salon of Beauty to fulfill customers' hair wishes with satisfaction.
Mr and Mrs David Mynhier of Thomas Road announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Hawkins to Ronald Anderson son of Mr and Mrs William H Anderson of Cincinnati Miss Hawkins a Middletown High School graduate works for Beneficial Finance Co Mr Anderson an alumnus of Woodward High School works for Williamson Co in Cincinnati The couple plan a September wedding
War Mothers accept a portrait of late Pfc. Patrick L. Kessler in a dedication at the Legion Home. The painting, based on a photo, was donated by amateur artists and presented to James Howerton. Chapter 218 of the American War Mothers announced hospital visits and upcoming events including a 48th anniversary dinner and a birthday tribute program.
The Middletown Longview Social Service League hosted a monthly party at Longview State Hospital with sponsorship from the Department of Women Classes of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Miss Mary Stultz led the church group and league board members attended.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Takach of Forest Glen Drive returned from a 10 day vacation. They stayed several days on Daytona Beach Florida and cruised on the S S Sunward to Nassau remaining four days. The trip celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary. they were married December 30 1946.
The stars advise caution in finances though the year should improve for finances and job matters. Avoid over-spending in August and speculation in early September and November. Best financial periods span now to April, late July, mid September to early October, and mid November to December 15.
On January 3, 1969, Washington's Princeton victory over British troops in New Jersey stands as a famed moment. Other events include Hoover's relief leadership in 1919, Saar referendum in 1935, March of Dimes 1938 origins, Bataan siege 1942, Joyce executed 1946, U S Cuba relations cut 1962, Alaska statehood ten years earlier, Soviet non aggression proposal critique five years ago, and McCarthy entering New Hampshire primary a year ago.
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty announced plans to run again for a four year term. He defended his record at a news conference saying the derelictions of a few should not tarnish the city or attack him. Yorty, 59, first won in 1961 and recently faced criticism over appointees tied to criminal and conflict of interest charges. Several potential opponents remain in the race as the April election approaches.
Tonight a rehearsal dinner at Congress Inn concludes wedding eve events for Miss Travis Elaine Hausman and Richard Harold Radabaugh. Tomorrow the ceremony at First Church of God on Crawford Street begins at 7 30 p.m. with gifts to attendants and a reception by the Radabaugh couple.
An advertisement touts REVEAL a cosmetic that allegedly smooths forehead eye and neck wrinkles in 3 minutes with effects lasting up to 8 hours. It claims a money back guarantee and availability at Castel Drug Store with mail order and tax or postage.
Mrs. Charles Mathis will serve a second term as president of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Church of God. Elected last month, she and three other officers Mrs. Larry Mitchell as stewardship director Mrs. Harold Sutter as publications director and Mrs. Don Gose as treasurer will begin two year terms at the next all circle meeting. A report on the Christmas Bazaar will be heard at the business session.
Best speech honors went to Ray Jena, Armco Steel accountant, at the Toastmaster Club gathering at Eastern Lanes. The topic was Watch Your Ps and Qs with LaVerne Talley as topic master and Leroy Meier as toastmaster. Other speakers included Charles Hall James Gentile Robert Forsythe and evaluator Joseph Motea.
A narrative recalls Philo Farnsworth’s struggle to fund early television development and celebrates progress. Hall's Radio & TV Service at 2916 Yankee Road invites customers to view its display of black and white and color television sets and to select a model.
Marilyn Connelly, 28, a St Luke's Catholic School teacher in San Gabriel, will wear a floor length medieval dress to school. She says the outfit is practical and comfortable, even with two babies at home. Her husband Johnson notes few noticed the change.
Installation of three new members Mrs. Lavoane Cole Mrs. Roger Davies and Mrs. Hallis Goodlet highlighted the dinner meeting of Middletown Chapter National Secretaries Association last night at Frischs on Germantown Road. Mrs. Melvin Conn past president conducted the initiation and installation rites assisted by Mrs. John Domanick.
Guest speaker Homer Leftler presented a film on his shikar to India. Names include Robert H. Cowgill 19 factory Welcomed as a guest worker 805 Garfield St Mrs Ted Johnson Eileen Page Melntone 11th social committee Woodlawn Ave Mrs Eugene Winglewich Oderies P. Deaton 22 chair Miss Marguerite disabled veteran 474 Roosevelt Conover Mrs Thomas Kucer Ave Victors Gail Miss Dorothy Honaker and Miss Johnson waitress Clinton St. Betty Walters
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