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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1969

Page

6

Nations Men Weigh In On Women Pants Suit Trend

An Associated Press survey finds most men approve of women wearing pantsuits for day and evening wear. Responses vary by setting with some preferring dresses for certain occasions, while clubs and restaurants generally accept pantsuits, though some venues ban tight Capri pants. The piece notes churches remain cautious about pants while miniskirts draw concern.

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Miss Patricia Sweeney Brown to Wed February 8 at Holy Trinity

A linen shower and luncheon at Country Club honored Patricia Sweeney fiancee of James Bonanno with guests from Middletown Cincinnati Dayton and beyond. A second misc shower hosted by Chloe Daudt and George Crow at Sharonville complemented pre nuptial events ahead of the February 8 Holy Trinity Church ceremony.

Brown’s Run Country Club Patricia Sweeney James Bonanno George Davis Wesley Rowles Paul Galeese Clifford Sweeney Leona Sweeney Paul Cain Don Goodman Raymond Kelly Sr Robert Krebs Gordon Shockley Robert Vorhis Robert Wall Miss Sweeney Chloe Daudt George Crow Sharonville Miss Daudt Fisher Avenue Lanny_ Kelly Virginia Mulligan John Kraft Ron Lasso Robyn Smith Agnes Daudt William Andreotta

Mobile homes touted as tomorrow’s affordable modern living

An advertisement contrasts mobile homes with cars, asserting modern factory built homes offer dependability and low costs. It promotes THE BREEZEWAY MOBILE HOME SALES in Middle Town at 4400 Tytus Avenue with contact 422-3918 and highlights a 55x12 ’67 model with three bedrooms priced at $4,500.

Breezeway Tytus Avenue Middletown

Redout cleans rusty water for water conditioner users

Rusty water worries vanish with Redout charging salt containing Peptifer. The product clears rust from drinking water while re charging water conditioners. Available at outlets selling water conditioning salt with dealer lists from Diemany Crystal Salt Company.

Bride Honored in Franklin Shower for Wanda Lewis and Tim Griffin

Miss Wanda Lewis fiancée of Timothy Griffin received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Robert Griffin at the Griffin home in Franklin. Guests included Mrs William Lewis and many Griffins and Whitts. The couple, daughters and sons of local families, will marry February 15 at the Franklin Church of Christ.

Wanda Lewis Timothy Griffin Robert Griffin Griffin Franklin William Lewis Garfield Griffin Charles Whitt Carlos Whitt Eugene Whitt Debbie Whitt Eugene Klapper Ronald Klapper Willian Rice Chester Griffin Homer Griffin Hubert Griffin Patricia Ann Gardner Gerald Enright Dan Fedders Ronan Lasso Robert Weatherway

Festivities Precede Kelly NorI Wedding in Middletown

Sara Jane Kelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelly Sr of Milton Road, was honored at a luncheon and linen shower hosted by Middletown friends at Eaton Manor Hamilton. Guests included Raymond Kelly Jr and Andrew Kelly, both brothers of the bride to be. The wedding to Fred Nori is set for February 15 at Holy Trinity Church with Nuptial Mass and reception at Manchester Motor Inn.

Sara Jane Kelly Raymond Kelly Sr Milton Road H.T. Derivan Joseph Mohan Robert Nunlist Jr Edgar Schellenbach Middletown Eaton Manor Hamilton Louis Agoston Jr Robert A. Brayton Edward Brown Paul Cain Harriet Connors A. F Dorenbusch FE. H. Dorenbusch Robert Krees Jerome Clifford Sweeney Clark Miss Kelly Fred Nori Emanuel Nori Michigan Avenue Holy Trinity Church Bernard Bruening Manchester Motor Inn Joseph Iveevich Kay Kelly Kettering Gloria Nori Miss Gardner John Gardner Wilshire Drive Mr. Enright Neil Enright Harrison Street

Mrs Reed Elected CWU Head at Luncheon Meeting

Mrs Helen Reed was elected to a two year term as president of Church Women United at a weekend luncheon at the Church of the Ascension. Also chosen were Mrs R G Sloan first vice president and Mrs Dana Freberg secretary for two years. Mrs Donald Perkins became second vice president for one year. Sloan named planning chair for a Middletown clothing depot for needy children with volunteers sought from churches. Guest speaker Mrs John Slade discussed Hamilton depot operations. Rev William Roberts gave the invocation.

Church Women United Church of the Ascension Helen Reed Bethel Ame Church W. Tudor Morris R. G. Sloan First United Presbyterian Church Dana Freberg Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints Donald Perkins First Christian Church

Card Party To Benefit Musicians

A benefit card party for the Middletown High School Band and Orchestra will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Tickets require a dollar donation and may be bought from band or orchestra members or at the door. Coffee and cookies will be served. Mrs. Raymond Currier is general chairman.

Middletown High School American Legion Raymond Currier Victoria Avenue

Miss Patricia Easterling Departs for Gaylord Ski Trip

Travel notes report Miss Patricia Easterling leaving Arcadia Drive Saturday with friends from Dayton for a week of skiing at the Hidden Valley Lodge in Gaylord Michigan.

Patricia Easterling Arcadia Drive Dayton Hidden Valley Lodge Gaylord Mich

Women’s Society meets on faith, filmstrip at Christ UMC

The January church club program titled The Search for Development and International Justice was led by Mrs. Juanita Pelley at Christ United Methodist Church. Topics included Modern Day Synoptic Gospel with speakers Mrs. Howard Schneider Jr. and others. Filmstrip After the Flag shown. Hostesses were Mrs. Vernon Moon and Mrs. Dorothy G. Schneider.

Women's Society of Christian Service Christ United Methodist Church Juanita Pelley Howard Schneider Jr Earl Farquer Harold Kennedy

WSCS Studies Crisis in Asia at Faith Church

The Women's Society of Christian Service plans a study period titled Crisis in Southeastern Asia at Faith United Methodist Church. Mrs. C. R. Schneider and Mrs. Robert Gray will present from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A salad luncheon will be served, and programs include political and church history of Burma to Singapore. Mrs. Ray Morena and Mrs. Beverly Cook lead devotions and exhibits of arts, crafts, and clothing.

Southeastern Asia C. R. Schneider Faith United Methodist Church Robert Gray T He Women's Society of Chris da United Methodist Church Christ United Methodist Church Burma Thailand Vietnam Laos Cambodia Singapore Indonesia Ray Morena Amanca Church Beverly Cook Christ Methodist Pacifier

Vital Births and Associated Notices Across Multiple Families

A compiled list notes newborns with parents and addresses including Dr. and Mrs. John E. Barnes in The Alameda and multiple other families. The items include several Saturday and yesterday births with details of location and family names, along with a long parade of relatives and guardians listed from various streets and towns.

John E. Barnes The Alameda Charley Adkins Clark St James Montgomery Pinta Ave Guy Larouche Pearl St Charles Harrell Lawn Ave Arnold Salley Lamberton St

Adventures in Memory booklet offer from Memory Studies

A Chicago publisher promotes a self training memory method in a booklet titled Adventures in Memory. Free mailing to memory studies at 353 Diversey Pkwy Dept 429-111 Chicago IL 60614. Requestor supplies name address and zip code via postcard.

Diversey Pkwy Chicago Ill

Come to Reed-Klopp or Phone 422-6372

Reed-Klopps invites home makers to call 422-6372 or visit their location for guidance and tips on homemaking. Phone line and contact details encourage inquiries and participation in the program.

Inexpensive Decorating Tricks and Pre Inventory Sale

Reader tips cover placing plants before mirrors to double greenery, using varied containers for arrangements, carrying color samples for shade matching, upholstering legs, lining drawers with wallpaper, and taping frames to stay straight. The ad promotes a 52nd year Pre-Inventory Sale with only four days left.

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