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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1965
Page
15
A listing of upcoming meetings and activities for local organizations across Wednesday and Thursday. Details include group names such as Momemakers Circle HMI Hopes and TOPS Inc with times and venues like Civic Association conference room Bethlehem Lutheran Church and First Methodist Church.
Mrs. Robert L Harris of Ronald Drive chairs Phi Beta Psi Ohio State Convention preparations for May 15 16 at the Manchester Inn Mu chapter plans invite about 300 members from Ohio and Indiana divisions Delegates arrive Saturday for a program including a dinner reception and open house Sunday includes coffee registration and a banquet with installation of 1966 officers and memorial services for deceased Phi Betes
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Carol Faye Walker and Spec. 4 James K. Collie. The ceremony took place Thursday evening at the Baptist Church in Newport, officiated by Rev. James Meridith. Both graduates of Middletown High School. Collie serves in Germany, while Mrs. Collie works as a beautician.
Three OSU faculty members from medicine and animal science report progress on a product designed for people on low sodium diets. John P. Casbergue, Lawrence E. Kunkle, and Herbert W. Ockerman say ongoing studies show a dam with less than one twenty fifth the sodium found in ham.
Mr and Mrs Robert Helton of Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Marsha Kay Barker to Corbett Dee Caudill son of Mrs Irene Caudill also of Franklin Both graduates of Franklin High School Ms Barker works for National Cash Register Co Dayton Mr Caudill attends the University of Cincinnati as a co op student and works at the Ford Plant near Detroit No wedding date has been set.
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