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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1964
Page
6
Forest Hills Country Club hosted a Saturday night party for its teen members with 75 boys and girls swimming early, then dancing and refreshments in the new lodge. Chairmen Paul Hess and Robert Kramer led the teen activities. other adults and teen coordinators assisted through 11:30 p.m. with several named organizers.
The Middletown Journal reminds high school graduates planning college this fall that August 21 is the deadline to enter the annual Back-To-School Roundup. Submit to the Society Department with student name, location, class, major, and high school attended. no phone submissions.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the First EUB Church. Guest speaker Ron Tolson will report on Youth activities and upcoming union events.
Miss Hazel Carter and Miss Norma Mahoff hosted a luncheon at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon in honor of Miss Sharon L. Huff bride-elect of Thomas H. Koerber. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Huff Mildred Kain and several Mrs. Hurst. The couple plans to wed August 1 at the First Methodist Church with a personal gift given to the honoree.
Middletown hosts a charity duplicate bridge game at Forest Hills Country Club with an 8 15 p m start in line with a national event across 200 cities. Participants pay 2 dollars, proceeds go to American Contract Bridge League charity funds for cancer and cerebral palsy.
This AP food note details multiple pineapple presentation methods for meals and desserts. It covers slicing, shelling, coring, making spears, and serving options with garnishes, including shrimp or berries as accompaniments and ideas for fresh sugar containers.
Wildwood Golf Club hosts the first summer social for junior and senior high members and guests. The informal dance runs 8 to 11 p m at the clubhouse on Aberdeen Drive with The Intruders providing music. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Croake and several couples: Mr and Mrs Marts, Bolton, Minor, and Wetzel.
Travel notes list Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of 4 Wood Avenue returning from a two week stay in Minneapolis Minnesota with the Rev and Mrs R G Lucht and family. Mr and Mrs Joseph E Friend and their nine month old daughter Lynn Ellen formerly of Greencastle Indiana have moved to Oklahoma City where Mr Friend will join a six month geologist training program with Mobil International Oil Co. A overseas assignment is expected after the course, likely to Libya. Mrs Friend is Suzanne Jaques daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Jaques of Aberdeen Drive.
Mrs. Robert Wood Sr of Ronald Drive hosted twelve CIC Class members from West Middletown Baptist Church. Mrs. John Higgins attended and read a Bible passage and the poem I Shall Not Pass This Way Again. Prizes were won by Mrs. Winfred Back Mrs. Glenn Tullis Mrs. Ross Stephenson Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs. Higgins. The August meeting will be at Mrs. Back’s home.
A minor car fire blamed on a short circuit under the hood at 2808 Tytus Ave. was reported yesterday. City firefighters responding at 8 34 p m assessed damage at 15 dollars to the property.
In 1954 1933 and 1916 the Atlantic coast faced four major hurricanes causing damage and disruption. The repeated pattern highlights periods of intense storm activity affecting communities, shipping routes and coastal defenses along the eastern seaboard.
Women of the Moose No 183 hosted a luncheon Saturday for patients at Longview State Hospital. The event, sponsored by the Longview Social Service League, has been held annually since 1957 with Mrs. Al Gebron chairing and aides including Mrs. Pat Dunphy Mrs. Vance Smedley Mrs. Glenn Mrs Louis Kramer Mrs. William Cooley and Miss Linda Alberts. Miss Mary Bernier provided piano selections for about 200 guests with league members including Mrs. Lee Pohlable president and other officers attending.
A hospital and out of town list shows numerous births from Saturday through Monday. Entries name parents and newborns with full street addresses in Franklin Springboro Trenton and surrounding communities, including multiple boys and girls. Mercy Hospital Hamilton provided several out of town notices and additional parental details accompany the new arrivals.
In The Hospital several residents are named including Mrs Ledford Keith of Auburn Morrow Bailey of Keays Ave Mrs Clifton Palmer of Trenton Elsie Prater of Carlisle Mrs Helen Altstaetter of Kensington St Eddie Lee Williams of Eighth Ave Charney A Crockett of 16th William F Kesling of Lebanon Mrs Ray McClain of Franklin Irwin W Over Jr of Central Mrs Elmer Lee Peck of Lewis and Mrs Robert Williams of Ly.
The Baker Cox reunion was held yesterday afternoon at Armco Park Manchester Attendees included Ray Williams Ar and Dale Cox and daughter of Miamisburg Ben Cox Kenneth Cox family Floyd Smith family F Cox William Cox Germantown Clarence Baker Dewey Baker and daughter Judy Frank Lewis James Tunnel and family Middletown with out of state guests G P Isaacs Connersville Indiana Gerald Cox Bernice Nebraska Orville Baker and son David of Phoenix Arizona.
Miss Linda McCarty bride elect of Thomas Richard Smith was feted at a miscellaneous shower by Miss Euna Horton Mrs Earl Horton and Mrs Ronald G Wood at Mrs Wood's Gerry Street home. Yellow tapers lit the refreshment table. Bridal games winners included Miss Julie McCall Miss Nina Jean Russell and others. The couple plans to marry August 29 at the Salvation Army Citadel on Clinton Street.
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