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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1969
Page
14
A fragment lists kid friendly projects and play ideas for rainy days. It mentions crafts, games, storytelling, and DIY activities designed to keep children engaged indoors. References to periodicals and titles appear, suggesting readers sought creative prompts.
Members of the Smiling 7 discussed a charity project and urged congressmen to support government funding for the Kidney Foundation. A reading from Sei ng Grandes’ national group outlined a two year plan with named initiatives. Mrs. Charles Chaltz will host the December 12 meeting with a party pie and paper cup booth planned by Harry Milgram.
An official speaks to the Soroptimist Club about Armeo’s role in community welfare. The talk covers pollution concerns, costs of facilities, and the project’s financing. A city event in Niadictown featured remarks from Mr Gahrone and Mrs Leoreré Reecr amid local dialogue.
The club met at the OGEE Ann Holiday Corner with Ann Holiday representatives Judy Mage and Marge Watkins giving lighting and appliance advice including an electronic oven. Hostesses were Mrs. Larry Curless and Mrs. Leroy Rose. Mrs. Jerry Slama was named chairwoman of the pot luck dinner scheduled for Feb. 1 at Olde Towne recreation.
In church circles the January 2 1968 events include officer appointments at multiple groups. William DeBot will preside over Winmore Bible Class and Pauls United Church of Christ. New officers named include Vegi Meehan vice president Jose Beintjes and Lacie Newbrander secretaries and Lamnie Bailey reporter. A 1968 slate lists Everett Sams and William Tickel as committee chairs with related roles. February meeting set at Mrs Wayne Smithsons Poppy Drive home. A special study class on Southeast Asia announced.
A reader notes how to balance shape form and space in flower arranging. Emphasis is on composition and the relationship of flowers to their holders, with tips on proportion and visual flow for effective displays.
The article describes a wedding rehearsal schedule with a dinner at St. Mary's Church following the rehearsal. Attendants and guests include Gabriele DiDonato of Ontario Ronald Lockhart of New York City and other relatives. The couple will exchange vows tomorrow afternoon and host a gift presentation for attendants tonight.
The league plans its annual spring banquet set for April 15 at the Faith United Methodist Church.
Attorney Thomas Suits addressed members at a women teachers club meeting held at Misa Jeity Way in Yarm Avenue, Vrenkin Na ony. He urged diversified investments and stressed responsibility in members' rights while suggestions to update the constitution were wired during the session hosted by Mrs Clifton Whitehead with guests Leona Dengler.
A bridal shower honors Miss Shula Spicer fiancee of Gary Coomer at the Police Pistol Club on Cartody Boulevard. The Spicer Coomer wedding is set for March 1 at the First Baptist Church. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Rickard of Amity Lane. Mr Coomer also lives there.
The 45 member Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erm in Dublin, all born into the Jewish faith in Ireland, hold an annual hamqzet on the eve of St Patrick's Day.
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