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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
10
A reflective note on 1907 guidance from Mrs Beeton contrasts era norms with modern life. The author cites carriage visits with children, formal dinners, goldfish in punch bowls, and ball introductions to show persistent social quirks and memory lapses across generations.
Rome reports two designers confirm trousers remain trendy for women with loose coats and evening wear in gold brocade or dark velvet. Tiziani features slim or free silhouettes with knit accents and leather vests, while Riki debuts a leather hood and knee length trousers.
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement for nine tables. North-south winners were Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. Herschel Greenham 124 percent, Mrs. P.S. Cade and Mrs. M.L. Johnston 117 percent, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams 114 percent. East-west winners were Mrs. Dan MacLean and Paul Smith 146 percent, Mrs. C.R. Rohrsson and Mrs. Martha Manuel 144 percent, and Mrs. Ruth Balzer and Miss Josephine Armstrong 114 percent.
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally reenters the law firm he left for Nixon's cabinet. The Houston firm officially changed its name July 1 to Vinson, Elkins, Searls, Connally & Smith to reflect his return and partnership status.
Vital Mr and Mrs Ronald Anderson at 833 N University Blind reported a son born yesterday. Michael Shockley at 750 Hillcrest Carlisle reported a daughter yesterday. Donald Baker at 715 Elwood Franklin reported a son yesterday. Lowell Middleton at 609 River Franklin a daughter yesterday. Larry Haney at 0934 Perry a daughter today. David Spears at 6501 Germantown Road a daughter today. Zola Birch of Trenton Edward Bryne of Franklin Charles Morningstan of Franklin Paula Bright daughter of Nyla Bright Grand Ave. Garry Ellenburg son of Alvin Ellenburg Franklin Barbara Snelling of Boy St Roop of Middletown Germantown Road Gary Back son of Miles Back Myron Burns son of Juanita Burns 18th Ave. Jerry Beasley Erie Ave Ollie Jackson Cleveland St Sheri Dunn daughter of Lowell Dunn Crawford St Middletown Hospital patient 424-1871.
The Council on Family Health links high accidental poisonings to parents using adult language with toddlers. Each year over 70,000 children under five need medical care. about two die every three days. Parents should store toxic items high and speak to children in their own terms during National Poison Prevention Week.
Jerry Michael Bernard and Sally Lynn Longworth wed at St. Mary's Church in Franklin. After a short honeymoon they will reside in Cincinnati. The bride, daughter of Wilbert and Julia Longworth, is a Middletown and Miami University graduate. He earned a Miami University geology degree and works for Inmont Corp. Bridesmaids and ushers filled the bridal party as Rev. Bernard Bruening officiated the double ring ceremony at 11 30 am with a church reception following.
Barry E Bannett age 21 and Patty Thompson age 19 residents listed. Thomas A Marsh age 21 and Kim R Jones age 18 from Trenton and Hamilton Mason area. Michael J Lynch age 19 and Teresa G Parrish age 18 residents of Miamisburg and Evelyn Drive area.
Miss Deborah Marcum and Thomas F. Grant announced plans for a 1 30 p m August 5 ceremony at Monroe United Methodist Church. Attendants include bridesmaids Valerie Viglione Linda Hollon Pat Wiley and Debbie Kaufman and junior Anne Schueller. Best man Jim Grant. ushers Tom Dunlap Bill Buxter Charles Kundts Don Willis. Music by Rev Gary Miller Cindie Phinney and Dave Blair. Rehearsal dinner hosted by the couple’s families on August 4 at Eaton Manor Hamilton.
Miss Linda Diana Ratliff, twin to wed William Lay on July 2, received a series of pre nuptial parties. A June 17 personal shower in Hamilton honored her, followed by a July 11 miscellaneous party hosted by Mrs. Charles Brown. Linen shower July 14 by Mrs. William Cornett, and a rehearsal dinner planned at Alfy’s Restaurant. The 8:30 p.m. ceremony at Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church will be followed by a reception in the church hall.
Coterie Dance Club Steering committee met at John Angiolini home to plan an October 14 dinner dance at Imperial House South with Bob Hecker's Orchestra. Committee heads include Mr. and Mrs. John Stolzenbach and members Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pieper Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Albright.
Gov. John J. Gilligan planned a stop in Xenia to sign a bill creating a National Museum of Afro American History and Culture at Wilberforce College. The ceremony marks the establishment of the museum and honors Afro American history.
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