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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
10
A beef consomme tomato aspic recipe garnished with salad greens wowed British hosts. The method folds in gelatin, vegetables, and seasonings into a chilled mold serving six, highlighting cross cultural reception of savory jellied dishes.
Mrs. Dorothy Clarke, Estil Scalf and William Melton hosted 19 members at the D of A Hall with a guest, Mrs. Elsie Gutshall of Sebring Florida. After a business meeting led by vice president Mrs. Scott Maddox, games and prize awards followed.
Belle Terra Garden Club members learned horticulture tips and how to craft candle holders from throw-away containers at Mrs. Robert Luette's home in Franklin. President Mrs. Luette announced Mrs. Ralph Mitchell won best of show in Springboro and Pisgah festival garden shows. three honors went to Mrs. Steve Meyer. Installation of officers is set for Sept. 6 at Centerville Inn.
Mrs. Robert Petry of Washington D C national corresponding secretary for the American War Mothers joined the local War Mothers chapter at the Legion Home. She installed two new Gold Star Mothers, announced a VA Voluntary Service certificate, and recognized members for perfect attendance. A VA hospital picnic and a birthday calendar project were planned, and a book was donated to Middletown Public Library in memory of six War Mothers.
A two part event at Verity Lodge on the MUM Campus Middletown features an ethics etiquette and laws workshop at 7 15 p m followed by a 7 45 p m duplicate bridge club session. Results from last night include north south winners Tom Kinsworthy Russ Taylor and others with scores posted. 34 players participated in the novice game.
Avoid excess soap or detergent when using an automatic washer. Too much soap is hard to rinse out and can leave clothes gray and may cause mechanical issues in the washer.
Mr and Mrs Ray Clarkson of Mason announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Kaye to Richard Parriman son of Mr and Mrs James Parriman of Waynesville Linda Kaye Clarkson an alumna of William Mason High School works as a secretary for R E O Bryans Food Brokerage in Springdale Richard Parriman is a University of Kentucky graduate affiliated with Sigma Nu A wedding is planned for August.
Wildwood Golf Club hosts a mid summer dance for members and guests on July 22 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse. The Tom Benny Quintet provides music. co chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lentz with a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruscher and others. Reservations limited to 75 couples require contact with Mrs. Dickey or Mrs. Szabo by July 18.
The engagement of Debra Key Meyer to Darrell J. Keehner is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Davia W Meyer of 7095 Yankee Road. Keehner is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Keehner of 7946 Beckett Road Hamilton. Meyer, Lakota High School graduate, will attend the School of Practical Nursing at Fort Hamilton in September. Keehner, also a Lakota graduate, is engaged in farming.
Births list several newborns with parents and addresses including Mr and Mrs Robert Tanner Hillcrest Germantown a boy and Mr and Mrs Tommy Howell 2112 S Dixie Highway a boy and others. Dismissals note patients and residents such as Mrs James Dennis Lenrose Road and John Hinkle Germantos Road with various names and street endings.
Mr and Mrs Robert M Leonard of Winona Drive vacationed recently in Silver Springs Florida. The trip included sightseeing and leisure activities at the noted spring area and nearby attractions.
Liz’s sudden wealth brings social pressure and new suitors as she navigates a changed life. Friends and relatives react, some in tears, while Liz resists changing her old habits despite the attention and rumors surrounding her Rutgers lottery win and the unlisted phone buzz.
Elizabeth Wilson 17 wins 1 million dollars from the New Jersey State Lottery. She buys a hot pink Mustang, changes her unlisted phone, supports family, plans college, and stays active in school activities while managing new fame and gifts from relatives.
McKinley Middle School will hold a parent conference for its summer school skills program from 8 30 to 11 a m on Monday. Parents of summer school students are urged to attend at the school.
Liz, a 5 foot 7 inch, 115 pound blue eyed blonde, completed a modeling course at John Robert Powers school in Montclair. The article notes she has been pursuing modeling opportunities with a phrase about having a boy for you.
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