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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
8
Opinion column excerpt jokes about sensational interview requests and parental privacy. A columnist warns interviewers to avoid writing about their son while noting the humor and discomfort of personal questions. The piece ends with a self deprecating offer to reveal hair color if pressed.
Cheryl Peters a 21 year old college graduate and pipe organist plans to study at the Vienna Conservatory of Music next fall. She aims to pursue a masters in music therapy and to teach mentally retarded children through music, while preparing for entrance auditions in Vienna.
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard a combined visual and audio account of the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Damaged Children at Mrs. Joe Jasper home. Mrs. Louis Christy outlined the center's purpose with a movie showing its work. first pledge training session announced for Mrs. Don Mardis home. Mrs. William Joseph co hosted.
The First Christian Church adult groups Loyal Friends Loyal Women and Loyal Men provided refreshments for a Saturday luncheon at Longview State Hospital. About 100 patients attend the monthly event planned by the Middletown Longview Social Service League. Hostesses included church members and league board volunteers. Clothing from the Moose Women's Auxiliary was given to patients.
Goodwill Mothers Club members will elect officers at their next month meeting held at Mrs. John Der rough's Roosevelt Avenue home. January host was Mrs. Paul Kirchner of Elk Creek Road. Program "Recipe for a Happy New Year" featured with chairman Mrs. Tom Craycraft and participants Mrs. George S. Fletcher Mrs. Turner Powers Mrs. Velma Perkins Mrs. Earl Lacey and Mrs. Rose Silver.
Middletown High School chess team defeated Brookville High 32 percent yesterday in a non league match with Tim Holman Don Hackney and Jeff Elias winning. Gary Hattery drew his game. Middletown visits Dayton Fairfield tomorrow in a Greater Dayton League clash.
Vital Mr and Mrs Robert Walton Jr announce a girl born at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. Out of town births include Mr and Mrs Carlos Bennett in Franklin and Captain and Mrs Miles Irmis at Robbins Air Force Base Ga. Dismissals list Richard Hillman Franklin St Elmo Lawson Lamberton Mrs Robert Yost Ellen Drive and others from Franklin Irvin Grimes Dean Girton and more.
Mrs Herschel Greenham and Mrs Sidney Yager won north south in the annual membership game at Temple Beth Sholom with 109. Runners up were Mrs Richard Getter and Mrs Howard Wikoff 106 and Mrs Stanley Weinstein and Mrs Russell Anness 96. East-west winners were Paul Smith and Mrs Dan MacLean 115 Heber Jones and Howard Wikoff 104 Robert Nerenberg and Dr Paul Woodward 97. Overall Mitchell movement average 94 with 36 players.
Columbia professor Eli Ginzberg says top women need parental support, practical education, husband cooperation, and a willingness to fight for high level posts. He notes WWII brought many women into work and a new generation now pursues better jobs despite family duties. He urges math economics and statistics study and defines competence as both skill and drive.
Miss Florence Powell presented a paper contrasting drama in the 1920s and 1970s to the Critique Literary Society. She cited O Neill Williams Kerr and Gilman to argue early theatre filtered life while modern drama seeks all of it even the obscene and unlovely. The talk followed a business session at the home of Mr and Mrs William McGuire.
The Tom Bonney Quintet will play for the St Marys PTO Dance Saturday Jan 29 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Theme Happiness Is. Event starts at 9 p.m. and runs until closing. Planning committee chairs are Mr and Mrs Phillip H Jones and others.
Butler County Republicans named committee chairs for the Lincoln Day dinner on February 18 at the Manchester Motor Inn Middletown. Ralph Pagano and Roger Gillespie will handle patron ads, with Gillespie also Clerk of Courts Edward S. Robb Jr. treasurer. Jean Ann Kemplin hotel arrangements. Robb Sr. program. Edna Fath protocol. Sam Noblet tickets. Myrtle Greenbaum hostesses.
Mr and Mrs Al T Kremer of Park Driver celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Sunday. They were honored at a dinner reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Virgil Royse of Elmo Place.
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