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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
2
The fire destroyed a storage shed behind the Township unit and threatened nearby structures at the home of J P Smith on Third Street Maud early this morning. Deputy Sheriff Tom Deaton said the blaze was contained to one area with an investigation ongoing into the cause.
Pre Kilburn nuptial events honor Miss Kat Parmenter and her fiancé Wayne Svoboda with a cocktail party and a miscellaneous shower. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Svoboda of Ber, Mr. and Mrs. Tomwyn Ill, and many Middletown and Germantown families. Decorations feature tennis theme in yellow orange and green hues.
About 150 teens attended a poolside party at Miss Judy Jones home in Springboro hosted by her aunts and guests. Miss Jones will marry Thomas J. Smith on July 15 with a reception at Forest Hills Country Club and chaperoned activities by club members and family.
Mrs. Butts, a former member of the group, attended recent club events and is cited in connection with past activities.
Miss Carolyn Ann Schenck and Neil R. Hileman announce plans for a July 29 double ring wedding at 10 30 a m at St Johns Church Middletown Attending the bride as matron of honor will be her sister Mrs Robert Hoelle bridesmaids include Kathy Schenck Mary Lou Hileman and Mildred Schooley Junior bridesmaid is Donna Schenck Flower girl and ringbearer are Joanne and Michael Schenck Best man is James Hileman ushers include Dick Hileman Steve Hileman and Robert Hoelle The reception follows at Middletown Sportsmen's Club
A dance is planned at the Wildwood Club on Aberdeen Drive as part of a 1967 City Golf Week social series. The event runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Jack Carr’s orchestra providing music and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weidner Sr. as chairmen assisting the club’s arrangements committee.
A dozen Detroit go-go dancers in heels miniskirts and tops gathered at the Sound a Go-Go Club to oppose manager Frank Bruce's topless dancing order. Bruce says topless acts cut business and notes many clubs stay topless. Protesters marched with signs urging a topless ban reversal.
A book wagon traveling library started in 1905 in Hagerstown Maryland is described as the last of its kind in the United States.
Vital statistics list numerous newborns and parents from Somerville, Franklin, Trenton, Carlisle, Jewell Avenue, 20th Avenue, Smith Avenue, and other locales. Names include Wilbur Thompson Jr., Odell Wire, Bill Brewer, Hendrix Downing, James Clemmons, Betty Lou Taylor, Karen Hanes, Ross Tiller Jr., Joseph Stein, Greg Adams, Allen Grove, Herbert Kidwell, Rufus McDaniel, Warren Voris, Gregory Taylor, and families across Elk Creek Road, Crawford Street, and Tenth Avenue.
Gary Dennis Prather 24 Armco employee of 3147 Barbara Court and Betty Ann Murphy 25 of 2002 Erie Ave. Roger T. Slifter 47 trucker of 1334 Reynolds Sr. and Irene Manning 37 factory worker of 7246 Germantown Road. Jerry Glover Jr. 24 brick layer's helper of 831 17th Ave. and Dora Thomas 20 of 1211 Baltimore St.
Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Jesse Brewer of Tytus and Mrs. Anna Soard of Henry Lee Deaton of Meadow Ave. Miss Marion Griffin of S Veri ty Parkway. John Hornsby of Germantown James Spencer of Lawn Ave James Groom of Seven Mile Ernest Rosenbalm of Frank- Mrs. Margaret Arnwine of
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