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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1970
Page
8
Registrar H. Bogard notes the spring dean's list at Miami University is conspicuously smaller, following credit-no credit option changes and prior quarter tallies of 3,577 in fall and 3,993 in winter, amid unrest and a shutdown.
Wardrobe guidance for women golfers promotes stretch fabrics and vibrant colors to aid movement and comfort. The piece stresses breathable synthetics, drip-dry, and non-wrinkle fabrics to keep players cool and ready for outdoor use. It also notes a long list of area students named to the dean's list with various honors.
Deadline for reservations is July 10. Mrs. Richard Fiessinger of Currier Road and Mrs. Robert Forsythe of Marshall Road handle reservations. A social hour at 8 30 p.m. precedes the dance with Cecil Young and his orchestra providing music.
Kenneth Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cohen of 1813 Schirm Drive graduated from the Wharton School of Finance in Philadelphia Pennsylvania with a bachelor of science degree in economics.
Six couples filed for marriage licenses. Robert Benton Freels, 19, U S Marine Corps, Dayton, with Joyce Ann Messer, 19, of 6912 Shurz Road. Paul Howard Adkins, 33, Aeronca employee, 1192 Water St., with Dorothy Mae Plumbo, 29, 113 Catalina Court. William Jerome Hall, 18, laborer, 516 Baltimore St., with Karen Ann Youmans, 19, 909 Lamberton St. Larry Dale Dennis, 21, ministerial student, 1916 Brentwood St., with Deborah Kay Evans, 21, registered nurse, 6340 Distance Drive. Carroll Wayne Barber, 25, student, Eubank Ky, with Karen Sue Neal, 22, student, 7152 West Alexandria Road. Edward Thomas Griffis, 21, dental technician, 600 Sixth Ave., with Connie Rae Bun nell, 18, student, 3023 Princeton St.
Vital statistics list multiple new births with addresses in Franklin Jackson Lane Todhunter Road Vaughn Lane Granada Avenue and Queen Avenue plus residents Buck James Arnold Hiatt Chester Clifton Edith Alexander Nelson Horn Navaho Holt Roosevelt Avenue and other names noted. A girl was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Frisby and to Mr and Mrs Gibson and to Mr and Mrs Mayton today.
June results show TOPS members losing 241 pounds with division winners Mabel Daley Jean Ann Duncan Erman Poffenbarger and Suzanne Burgemeir. Teen queen Michelle Owsley. Lois Gardner KOPS of the month Sheri Poffenbarger and Erma Poffenbarger received KOPS and KIW honors respectively. A contest underway promises a low calorie picnic for winners.
Pamela E. Smith of Dayton celebrates multiple pre nuptial parties ahead of her August wedding to Cecil Bowen of Leslie Lane. June showers, July events at Amaronos and Union, and a Lewisburg personal shower occur alongside bridesmaids Judy Bowen and matron of honor Mrs. Robert Rice. Best man Kenneth Angel and ushers listed. reception planned at American Legion Hall with Rev. Holzman and Rev. Artopoeus officiating.
A Middletown native, Imogene Herman Dome, married Gerald Richard Bodin in Duluth Minnesota. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Walter D Lyngdal at Trinity Lutheran Church with maid of honor Mary Ann Kibbler and best man Verle Nelson. The couple honeymooned in Ontario after a reception at the Elks Lodge. The bride is employed at Glass Block in Duluth. the groom works for United States Steel in Duluth.
A rehearsal dinner Thursday hosted by Miss Debra for Miss Connie Bunnell and Mynhier and Miss Patricia fiance Edward Griffis will close pre-nuptial events. Attendees include Beth Edgington Vicki Bunnell Greg Flesher Tad Bunnell Gary Dunn Bill Reynolds Robert Griffis Robyn Brown and others at Kinney's Restaurant Franklin. The couple plan to wed Friday at 7 30 pm at First United Methodist Church following a June 28 party in Monroe hosted by Mrs. Jack Griffis and Mrs. Dennis Meyer.
Chardelle Weber, women's editor, presents a column focusing on women’s perspectives and contributions in community life. The piece highlights local achievements and ongoing efforts to support female voices across professions and organizations.
A tempting grilled cheese idea combines cheese with bacon for a richer filling. The bacon must be cooked beforehand to ensure safe, flavorful sandwiches.
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