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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1969

Page

6

Forest Hills Bierstube Event Planned This Saturday

A Bierstube will be held at Forest Hills Country Club this Saturday with Mr and Mrs Dave Thompson as chairs Reservations run until Wednesday. Guests include Mr and Mrs Raymond Pettebaum and Mr and Mrs Joseph McDermott and Mr and Mrs James Barker. A buffet dinner from 7 30 to 8 15 p m and dancing to Franz Klaber orchestra. Admission 3 for members 3 50 for guests.

Forest Hills Country Club Dave Thompson Raymond Pettebaum Road Joseph McDermott Ardmore Drive James Barker Market Street Germantown Franz Klaber

Aug 2 Bride Feted At Middletown Shower

Mrs Edward Neu of Shaford Street hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Middletown Canoe Club for Miss Charlotte Imfeld fiancée of Joseph Walker III. The couple from Elmo Place and Birmingham Michigan will wed Aug 2 at Holy Trinity Church with many Imfeld relatives among the guests.

Edward Neu Shaford Street Middletown

Miss Lamb and Paul Zellers Jr to Wed in August

Miss Nanci Ann Lamb and her fiance Paul Claire Zellers Jr plan a wedding on Saturday August 2 at First United Presbyterian Church. The 7:30 pm ceremony will be followed by a reception at Imperial House South near Miamisburg. Lamb’s attendants include maid of honor Sharon Dowden and bridesmaids Theresa Wyatt Linda Van Gilder Cynthia Sebald Stephanie Prows Susan Higdon Christine Waxweiler. Best man is Robert Hillegas with ushers Paul Heising Jr Terrance Nolan Robert and David Zellers Douglas Buerman and David Gordon. Ringbearer Scott Yanaros and flower girl Angela Yanaros. Music by Margaret Clapp Homer McGraw and Steven Wertz. Hostesses include R Michael Lamp II Alice Keyes Rebecca Marshall Sally Jackson Elizabeth Hopple Jane Owens.

Nanci Ann Lamb Paul Claire Zellers Jr First United Presbyterian Church Imperial House South Miamisburg Lamb John T. Lamb Park Lane Sharon Dowden Theresa Lynne Wyatt Zanesville Linda van Gilder Cynthia Sebald Stephanie Prows Susan Elaine Higdon Christine Gay Waxweiler Middletown Robert Hillegas Akron Mr. Zellers Paul Claire Zellers Sr Bay Village Paul Heising Jr Terrance Nolan Robert David Zellers Douglas L. Buerman Springfield David L. Gordon F Wadsworth Scott Yanaros Angela Yanaros Norfolk Margaret Clapp Homer McGraw Winfield Ala Steven Wertz R. Michael Lamp II Columbus Alice Keyes Kettering Rebecca Marshall Sally Jackson Elizabeth Hopple Jane Owens

Miss Sant Honoree At Shower

Miss Elizabeth Sant, whose Aug. 16 Bethlehem Lutheran Church wedding to Thomas Gomin is planned, was honored at a miscellaneous shower and tea. Hostesses were Mrs. Tom Coleman, Mrs. Mildred Baird, and Mrs. Richard Hagan Jr. Attending guests included Middletown residents Mrs. Robert Sant and Mrs. William Gomia, and Miss Lisa Ann Gomia, plus others from Dayton and nearby towns.

Elizabeth Sant Thomas Gomin Bethlehem Lutheran Church Tom Coleman Eaton Mildred Baird Germantown Richard Hagan Jr Hagan Schirm Drive Robert Sant William Gomia Lisa Ann Gomia William Euler Ethel Shul Curt Watts Middletown Donald Baird Kendall Lowe Dayton Miss Sant Manchester Road Eck Road

Travel Notes Mrs. Marvin Shane Returns Home

Mrs. Marvin Shane of Todhunter Road Monroe has returned from a weeklong visit with her son in law and daughter Sgt and Mrs Clar Haag at Camp LeJeune North Carolina

Marvin Shane Todhunter Road Monroe Sgt Clara Haag Camp LeJeune N.C Russell S. Jackson Corlee Road Deborah Isbell Kenneth Isbell Park St Robert Hatton Charles R. Hatton N.sutphin St Edward Churchill Edward J. Churchill Primrose Lane Stephanie Smith Gene Smith Lebanon David Burke Ewell W. Burke Franklin Randal, W. Isaacs Raymond Isaacs Taylor Ave Raymond E. Duhamell Wilbraham Road Alva J. Salyer Kyles Station Road Edward Parker Harold Callahan Roger E. Williams James Walters Lawn Ave Grendon Willis Vannest Ave Howard J. Knepshield Rissie Lewis Carolina

Birth annals list numerous newborns across several families

Baby announcements show many births with listed parents and addresses, noting sexes and dates such as Saturday and yesterday. Out of town entries include additional names with locations like Grandview Hospital Dayton and Franklin. The item reads like a community birth notices column with multiple entries.

David Evans Lamberton St Grandview Hospital Dayton Harry Evans Armco Drive

Speakers To Discuss Wesleyan Guild Info In Philadelphia

Two Wesleyan Guild officers will speak at 7 30 p m in Faith United Methodist Church Philadelphia Avenue and Baltimore Street to share guild information with young women ages 18 to 30 of the local congregation. Guests include Harriet Barch of Cincinnati and district guild chairwoman Mrs. Robert Wilson, with WSCS sponsors and several officials assisting on social arrangements.

Wesleyan Guild Faith United Methodist Church Philadelphia Avenue Baltimore Street Harriet Barch Cincinnati United Methodist Church Robert Wilson Harold Kesselring Faith United Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service Barch Hyde Park Shirley Keller Sr Mary Long Delman Whitt Charles Conatroe Anna Jo DeBord Helen Toombs M. R. Cooper Donald Altstaetter William Mason Jr

League Receives Certificate of Commendation

Middletown Longview Social Service League earned a certificate of commendation from Longview State Hospital for volunteer work. Mrs. Lee Pohlable announced the honor at a Saturday luncheon for Longview patients. Luncheon sponsors were Monroe Grange 2160 members and committee members assisted with arrangements and serving. Former football star Y A Tittle was named Yelberton in a family name gesture by his father.

Middletown Longview Social Service League Longview State Hospital Lee Pohlable League Longview Women’s Activities Committee Monroe Grange C.R. Gerard Richard Maier Hilda Nippert Earl Stumpf Walter Stoutenborough Grange Group Pohlable Thomas Dunn Elizabeth O’neil Y. A. Tittle Yelberton Abraham

Dress Up Your Window In Style Economically

Decorator Guy Monypenny shares thrifty window dressing ideas from 1 001 Decorating Ideas. He uses ordinary fabrics like sheets and pillowcases to create stylish treatments, including diagonal folded curtains with tassel trim and split pillowcase inner curtains. He also transforms ready made curtains to hide air conditioning with fringe and button borders, and uses plywood lambrequins with braid trim to craft festive shades. Floral trims and gimp baskets finish the look, offering laundry free elegance.

Joan O’sullivan King Tibet Guy Monypenny Monypenny

Linda Van Gilder Shower Honors Bride to Be

A bridal shower for Linda Van Gilder, fiancée of Paul Arrington, was hosted by Mrs. Charles M. Knepshield in Middletown. Attendants included numerous local guests from Middletown and Somerville. The couple, children of local families, plans a September 13 ceremony at the First United Presbyterian Church.

Linda van Gilder Paul Arrington Charles M. Knepshield Victoria Avenue Earl Bonneville Sharon Bonneville Robert Francis Kitty Francis Fred Nickell Judy Nickell Marvin Sherron Susan Sherron Howard Johnson Mary Koogle Nancy Slattery E. L. Slattery Louis Brown C. W. van Gilder Janie van Gilder Carolyn van Gilder Lynda Knepshield Middletown George Staley Somerville Miss van Gilder N. Marshall Road Mr. Arrington Dolphus Arrington Pedro, Ohio First United Presbyterian

Cramers Return From Ohio Judges Conference

Judge Frank Cramer and Mrs Cramer attended the Common Pleas Judges of Ohio Conference at Atwood Lodge near Canton and were guests at the Somerset Inn in Shaker Heights. Judge Cramer remained in Cleveland on related business.

Fred Cramer Aberdeen Drive

Civitan Club to Screen Bengals Movie at Noon

Civitan Club members will view The 1968 Cincinnati Bengals at tomorrow noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. George R. Knapp sponsors the program from Middletown Federal Savings & Loan. Everett Sherron chairs the program as the club marks its 43rd anniversary with Doty House Boy Scout Troop 18 and a nurses scholarship among its projects.

Cincinnati Bengals Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn George R. Knapp Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association Everett Sherron Doty House

NEW GIFT OF FRUIT UNDER THE SUN CLAIMED

A recent feature titled Gift of Fruit Under the Sun highlights a novel harvest idea and a local initiative to promote sustainable fruit production. It profiles organizers, supports community gardens, and outlines practical steps for residents to participate. The piece emphasizes freshness, accessibility, and environmental benefits.

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