February Calendar Packed With Drama
February line up features four dramatic presentations and multiple events organized by the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs. Readings, dinners, dances, concerts, and exhibits span February with venues at Dave Finkelman Auditorium, Manchester Inn, Campus Community Players, and local schools. The schedule highlights includes Lion in Winter, The Trial, Lincoln Day Dinner, and the Gold and Blue Revue among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hollon
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Fenwick
Lebanon
Fairfield
Lemon-Monroe
Talawanda
Manchester Inn
Lima
Hamilton
Badinaway
Federation Board Meeting
Franklin
Middletown-Taft
Lakota
Beta Sigma Phi
All Council
Springboro
Manchester
Princeton
Lemon- Monroe
National Council of Jewish Women
Temple Beth Sholom
Dayton
Carroll
The
Federation of Women's Clubs — Women’s Center
Jefferson
Madison
Young Peoples
Washington Birthday
Gardner - Harvey Library
Drama
Cupid Caper Dance Reservations Due Feb 8
Forest Hills Country Club hosts a Cupid Caper Dance with Dale Hodshire's Orchestra performing February 12 at the Forest Hills clubhouse. Activities run from 7 30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Planning led by Mr and Mrs John Hoffer and Mr and Mrs William War man with reservations managed by Mrs Hoffer and Mrs Jack Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Dale Hodshire
Forest Hills
John Hoffer
William Warman
Hoffer
Jack Sheets
Minister Sonny Cuesta to address Women's Association dinner
The Rev. Sonny Cuesta, a former drug addict, will speak at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting in the Fellowship Hall of First United Presbyterian Church. Reservations close Monday noon. Circle Seven hostesses will assist. meditation by Mrs. Richard Jones and a musical program are planned. No Bible study or nursery care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Cuesta
Women’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Dayton
Christ
Bonniville
N. Heinkel Road
Circle Seven
Richard Jones
Executive Board Session Set for Wednesday Morning
The executive board will meet Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. at the home of Mrs Irvin Emmons to discuss ongoing affairs and organizational matters.
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Irvin Emmons
Donor Dinner Dance Planned by Temple Beth Sholom
The eighth annual Donor Dinner Dance sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women of Temple Beth Sholom will occur February 19 at 7 p.m. at the temple. Proceeds fund supplies and equipment for the temple Sunday school. Co chairs are Mrs. Herbert Korros and Mrs. Richard Isroff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terhood National Council of Jewish Women of
Temple Beth Sholom
Herbert Korros
Richard Isroff
Termites and Trust in House-to-House Operators
A caller warns about unreliable house-to-house pest operators and questions the legitimacy of unfamiliar services. The message stresses caution when selecting firms to treat homes for termites.
Low-Calorie Celery Slaw With Dressing Mix
A simple celery slaw combines 3 cups celery and 1 1/3 cups carrot with a light oil and sour cream dressing. Whisk oil vinegar sugar salt pepper paprika into sour cream, then toss with celery and carrot for six servings.
Homemakers Focus on Nutrition Meeting in Trenton
The January WSM Trenton Homemakers meeting at the Butler County Building featured Alma Sadem from Ohio State University presenting a nutrition demonstration. Afternoon readings opened by Mrs. Edward Carpenter. plans set for Feb 18 Phil Donahue Show. Feb 24 meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Everett Chaik at 405 Joan St.
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WSM Trenton
Butler County
Princeton Road
Alma Sadem
Ohio State University
Edward Carpenter
Phil Donahue
Everett Chaik
Joan St
Trenton
Fogel to Speak on Drug Abuse to Soroptimists
Lloyd Fogel of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. will address the Soroptimist Club on drug abuse. The talk is set for Thursday February 10 at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Fogel
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Manchester Motor Inn
Multiple births and local residents listed in hospital notices
A list of births and local resident announcements appears, noting several newborns including boys and girls born yesterday and on Monday at Middletown Hospital. Names include Vetal and Fred Robinson’s boy, Michael Gross’s girl, Jeremiah Baird’s boy, and twin girls for Charles Anglin, with numerous residents named by address and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robinson
Windsor Road
Michael Gross
Eldora Drive
Jeremiah Baird
Germantown Road
Charles. Anglin
Kirby Road
Lebanon Rt
Parents Attending Northern Parley Plan Parents Day
Two local couples Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Weatherwax Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berni will attend an executive committee meeting of the Parent Association of Ohio Northern University on campus. They will review last year’s Parents Day and plan the Oct. 28 event. Weatherwax are Thomas Weatherwax’s parents. Berni are Diane and Ronald Berni’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell S. Weatherwax Jr
Rusmar Court
Howard Berni
Macready Ave
Monroe
Ohio Northern University
Weatherwax
Thomas Weatherwax
Ohio Northern
Berni
Diane
Ronald
Ashbrook rejects across the board amnesty for deserters
Representative John Ashbrook of Ohio said he would not favor an across the board amnesty for military deserters and evaders if he were president, during remarks in Claremont New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
N.H
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Accent on UW amen
Iona Asher reports on the UW event highlighting women’s achievements with Chardelle Weber as the women’s editor and staff writer coverage detailing local impact and community reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardelle Weber
Iona Asher
Flower Show Plans on Middletown Council Agenda
Middletown Council of Garden Clubs debated the Spring Flower Show planned for April 29–30 in Johnston Hall Room 113 at Miami University. Dues were urged to be sent to Edward Tantock, a $107.98 donation from Designers Garden Club was noted, and a beginner arranging class was announced for Feb 3 at the University Branch First National Bank social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Council of Garden Clubs
Bennett M. Marlin
Tarryton Court
Monroe
Kenneth Shafer
Johnston Hall
Middletown
Miami University
Bob Keister
Edward Tancock
Graydon Drive
Designers Garden Club
Ralph Mitchell
Belle Terra Garden Club
Garden Club
Hunter School
W.A. Wake
Thee Four Seasons Garden Club
Lebanon
Weber
Creekview Drive
First National Bank
Bob Thomas
Walter Mischley
Zodiac Outlook by Frances Drake
The column offers sun sign guidance with advice for each sign from Aries to Pisces, highlighting cautions about money, planning, and social conduct. It notes strong traits for Pisces and mentions notable figures born under various signs, including Franklin D. Roosevelt and Walter Damrosch.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
David Allen Yoder a laborer and Babette T. file a license at 115 W State St. Inke Stephen Allen Witt a 19 year old lab tech of Friend Road Germantown and Pamela Jo Kramer 23 file clerk reside at 214 Charles St. Dallas Roscoe McIntosh 22 carpenter of 3224 Ottawa St. and Rhonda Gene Laird 18 of 7541 Elk Creek Road seek license.
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David Allen Yoder
Babette T
State St
Stephen Allen Witt
Friend Road
Germantown
Pamela Jo Kramer
Charles St. Dallas
Roscoe McIntosh
Carpenter
Ottawa St
Rhonda Gene Laird
Elk Creek Road
On This Date in History January Twenty Ninth
A brief history snapshot lists events and notable births on January 29 across years. It mentions Kansas statehood in 1861 William McKinley born 1843 and other milestones including the 1900 baseball leagues and the first dog guide school in 1929.
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Associated Press
Kansas
William McKinley
Niles
Ohio
Henry Clay
Senate
California
American League of Baseball Clubs
Philadelphia
Eve
Nashville
Tenn
Britain
Israel
France
Geneva
United States
Canada
Samuel Koster
Vat My Lai
Fried Scallops Luncheon Special
A simple lunch menu features fried scallops with tartar sauce and a mixed green salad, plus baked custard with fruit sauce. The recipe yields about 3 servings and uses sea scallops breaded in egg and crumbs, fried at 370 degrees until golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Akron University Winter Quarter Record Enrollment
Tentative figures show Akron University enrolled 18 227 students for winter 1972, a 3 5 percent rise from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Akrona University
City invites sealed bids for waste newspaper supply in Middletown
The City of Middletown Ohio will accept sealed bids for one year for waste newspaper purchased from its landfill off Germantown Road or approved sites. Bids must specify a minimum price per ton and follow market price rules with a bid floor. A $200 bid bond and $300 performance bond required. failure to execute contract within 10 days forfeits bond. Bids due by 12 noon EST February 1972 at Room 310 City Building.
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Middatetown
Ohio
Germantown Road
City Building
Central Avenue
City of Middletown
Middletown
Hin
City Commission
Osteo Tunt Inwoood
Middletown Journal Crossword Clues January 29 1972
The page presents a newspaper crossword with clues listed under Across. Entries include tax on a ship toward stern of ship and other definitions such as extend recent contain Odyssey for one and dwarfish people.
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Paul
No-Fault Divorce Proposed by Massachusetts Judge
Boston AP report says Probate Court Judge Edmund Keville proposes a no fault system for divorce. Couples would file an agreement and live apart for a year before the divorce is granted. The proposal argues fault is not the real cause of divorce and cites need for a simpler process.
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Boston
Edmund A. Keville
Keville
Massachusetts Bar
Woman Trapped In Birthday Gift in England
A husband locks his wife in an antique chastity belt for her 26th birthday. The son discards the key. the father uses a saw to free the woman, then fires department volunteers cut her free with wire cutters. Includes notices: executor appointments and foreclosure suit in Butler County Ohio with case numbers and deadlines.
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South Benfleet
England
Tom Smith
Mark
Smith
Middletown Hospital Association to Meet for Trustee Election
The Middletown Hospital Association holds its annual meeting at 2 30 p m on February 1972 in the Verity hall at Middletown Hospital Ohio. Trustees will be elected and reports considered with other business as may come before the meeting. James H Martindale secretary. January 29.
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Butler County
Ohio
Cynthia Ann Bursk
David Richard Bursk
Judy Kay (Manning) Bursk
Lewis Street
Midgietown
Jennifer Lynn Bursk
Mary
Lord
Central Avenue
Middletown
Robert Sandlin
Robert Sendlin
Nadine A. Sandlin
R.R. No. 2
Ottawa
Kentucky
James E.ee Eeenane
Keystome Lay Association of
Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleas
Buller County
City of
Sth
Main Street
West 6Th Street
Robert G. Dell
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital Association
Verity Tal
James H. Martindale
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Paris Couturier
Pierre Balmain
Drug Addict Association
Vaesser
Lewis J. Purdy
GOMN
AP Food
Celery Slaw
Trading Post
Middletown, Ohio
Harold W. Noble
Oscar Geary
John A. Ransom
Clark St
Norman Gibbs
Wilbraham Road
Thomas Busby Jr
Land
Thomas Busby
Robert Perrin
Catherin E. Perrin
Yankee Road
Britt Campbell
Pershing Ave
Etta Mack
Fulton Lane
Willie Thompson
Stephen F. Takach
Roosevelt
William Lanter
George W. Long
Malvern
Northern Parley
Frances Drake
ARTES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittrius
Jupiter
Capricorn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Damrosch
Rhiret
Pwo
S. Breiel Bivd
Shopping Plaza
Owen
Sun
Carlisle
ESS Services
Middletown Journal
Wise Bird
Mix
Soca Sheep
Fitegerald
Hiairini
Isa
Sarah Jane Byrd Deayrees
Charles Byrd
Sarah Jane Byrd
Harry &. Walsh
Edward G. Lykins
ApPomwany
Jimmie C. Johnson
Simon Johnson
M m
Wee Thes
Harry F. Walsh
Robert 8. Deli
Louse C. Freeze
Jack L. Freeze
Louise C. Freeze
Ff. Walsh
Judge Iets & Co
Orneys
Eugene Kirkpatrick
Kirkmatries OY
Figaretown
Adietowm
Gutier County
Wilmer & Wilmer
Nellie M. Overpeck
George See
Armour
George E. Armour, Jr
Overpeck
Tiarry F. Walsh
Shatter Prather
Marth
Joan Buterfield
Poxtora Ohio
Tsecup
Butier County
Fred Woodruff
Oxford
T. Hawkins
Hawkins
Walsh
Tilmon A. Ellison
Lou Emma Lovelace
Beverly K. Riley
Keystone Savings Association
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