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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1975
Page
8
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Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and husbands held a golf outing at Armco Park on Saturday with a pizza party. Prizes for the event went to Bill and Mrs Shula Gerry and Mrs Armstrong Ed and Mrs Morrow Tom and Mrs Clarke and Ed Haug. A garage sale is planned for Saturday August 2 at 2901 Lopane Ave and a Beginning Day program on Sunday August 24 at Mrs Gerry Armstrongs home.
Twenty seven members of Middletown Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles 528 attended the July district meeting in Hamilton. The auxiliary received the district flag for best attendance in 1974 75 and was honored for the most candidates at the meeting. The next district gathering is set for August 17 at the Eagles Lodge in Eaton.
Arrangements for Omicron Xi Sorority members to attend the Kenley Players in Dayton were finalized at a club picnic at Armco Park. The chapter also organized information for the yearbook with Mrs. Nelson Bailey in charge of the 1975 76 book. The Beginning Day meeting is set for August 27 at Mrs. Michael Bake’s Trenton home.
The Burger family in Madison Township kept a five month old lamb named Sam inside the home after Easter. Sam follows the children Jeff and Kelli and Brenda and Bill Burger around the house, enjoys car rides, ball games, and splashing in a plastic pool on their 11 acre property at 7826 Meyers Road. Sam was bottle fed as a baby, learned house manners, and is considered part of the family despite plans to keep him as a pet rather than a meal.
The Middletown Christian Women's Club urges reservations for next week's luncheon by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. W. R. Phillips Jr. of Wellington Place and Mrs. Loren Gilbert of Schirm Drive handle reservations and babysitting requests. Guest speaker will be Celeste Wemp of Lynchburg College, Aug. 4 at the Manchester Inn, with Dr. Henry Meece and Nina Burton also on the program and a teacher recognition titled Apple for the Teacher.
Susan Ford writes of ghosts in the Lincoln bed at the White House and cites past residents. Margaret Truman and friends reportedly could not sleep due to a lumpy bed and a mock butler prank that fizzled when the butler fell ill. Former families left keepsakes like Eisenhower notes and Lynda Johnson tape.
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Susan reports an unfinished tape tear off with Mrs. Ford opting to varnish a small keepsake as a piece of White House history. The President's daughter says she plans to leave a mark when the Fords depart, but the exact idea remains a surprise.
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