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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1965

Page

2

Elks Socialites Welcome Nine New Members

The Elks Socialites added nine new members: Mrs. Warren Tinch, Mrs. Dale Caverly, Mrs. Paul Davis, Mrs. Doug Lawson, Mrs. Ed Rathbun, Mrs. Don Lehmkuhl, Mrs. Fred Cramer, Mrs. Gus Mehl, and Mrs. David Welte. The introductions were made by president Mrs. Rex Lawson at the Elks Temple.

Elks Warren Tinch Dale Caverly Paul Davis Doug Lawson Ed Rathbun Don Lehmkuhl Fred Cramer Gus Mehl David Welte Rex Lawson

Nuptials Planned for Patricia Patton and Richard Liljestrand

Miss Patricia Louise Patton and Richard J. Liljestrand have arranged a June 12 wedding at 7 30 p m in First Baptist Church. A reception will follow in the church Fellowship Hall. The bride is the Patton daughter with her sister as matron of honor and several sisters as bridesmaids. Robert E. Liljestrand will be best man. ushers include Larry R. Schrock James S. Liljestrand and Phillip E. Patton. Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Robert Lee of Shafar Street.

Patricia Louise Patton Richard J. Liljestrand First Baptist Church Robert W. Patton 1Sth Avenue Leslie F. Mills Lioyd Patrick Wiggers Carolyn Lee Mills Robert E. Liljestrand Larry R. Schrock James S. Liljestrand Phillip E. Patton Robert § Lee Shafar Street

Rose Breakfast Closes St Pauls Church Season

The Guild of St Pauls Church held its Rose Breakfast in the social room to end the 1964-85 season. Mrs Robert Taylor welcomed 66 attendees including one guest Mrs Robert S Nelson. Flowers adorned tables and a program on Roses featured performances by Barbara and Kim Lubberger Jenny Hay Karen and Lois Webster Alan McNamara and Kim Lubberger.

Guild of St. Paul's Church Robert Taylor Robert S Nelson Taylor Barbara Kim Lubberger Jenny Hay Karen Lois Webster Alan McNamara Drize Patti Hay Nancy Booker Adrienna Tanner Fred Jones Raymond Mynhier Virgil Webster Carl Perch Russell DeBolt Roy Tanner John Martin LaPole Forest Barnes Arthur Wicoff Lawrence Lennar Walter Doench

Van Cliburn Receives Warm Reception in Kiev on Soviet Tour

The Soviet agency Tass reports American pianist Van Cliburn was greeted with a hearty reception at his first concert of the Soviet tour in Kiev, capital of the Ukraine, marking a notable welcome in the tour-opening city.

Moscow Tass van Cliburn Kiev Ukraine

Andrea Toth to Wed Larry Haines in Pittsburgh

Mr and Mrs Andrew J Toth announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Andrea to Larry Kent Haines son of Mr and Mrs Haines of Nelson Road Andrea earned degrees in music at Eastman Rochester studied in Germany on a Fulbright grant and teaches at Capital University in Columbus Haines holds degrees from Johns Hopkins Phi Beta Kappa studied in Germany on a Fulbright and is pursuing a PhD at Maryland The couple will marry June 19 at St Pauls Cathedral Pittsburgh and will reside in Takoma Park Maryland.

Andrew J. Toth Honetead Andrea Larry Kent Haines Haines Nelson Road Miss Toth Eastman School of Music University of Rochester Germany Fullbright Conservatory of Music Capital University Columbus Johns Hopkins University Phi Beta Kappa University of Maryland St. Paul's Cathedral Pittsburgh Takoma Park

Local Birth Announcements Include Multiple Franklin Area Babies

Vital statistics list several Franklin area births with parents and addresses. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. James Tincher Germantown noting a boy yesterday and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Keller 132 Park St. reporting a girl today. Additional couples from Franklin and nearby towns share newborns with varying locations and dates.

Robert Morris Winona Drive Gir James Tincher Germantown Douglas Cliton Franklin Harold Caldwell W. Oxford State Road Roger Peast Franklin. Gui Berman Evans Franklin. Bey Clarence Collinsworth Woodlawn Ave Gurl Noah Keller Park St Perry Grier Dorset Drive Raymond Blanton Middletown Rt

Hospital Patients and Local Residents Listed

The notice lists multiple area residents including Mrs Henry Noble of Mohawk Street, Miss Rosetta Combs of Germantown Road, Mrs Clyde Morrison of Oxford State Road, Mes Arthur Freeman of Curtis Street, Arthur Lehman of Fairmount Avenue, John Kesling of Germantown, Carl Van Nuys of Franklin, Mrs Clarence Conner of Manchester Road, Hoskins of Somerville, Jeffrey Honaker son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Honaker of Greenwood Road, Donald Creech son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Creech of Miamisburg, Elmer Caudill of Catalpa Drive, Miss Betty McGlothen of Sherman Avenue, and Jeanne Gibson of Brown's Run Road.

Rosetta Combs Germantown Road Clyde Morrison Oxford State Road Mes Arthur Freeman Curtis John Kesling Germantown Carl van Nuys Franklin Clarence Conner Manchester Road Ewing Hoskins Somerville Bh Jeffrey Honaker Joseph Honaker Greenwood Road Donald Creech Arnold Creech Miamisburg Elmer Caudill Catalpa Drive Betty McGlothen Sherman Ave Jeanne Gibson Brown's Run Road

Attractive Panels Plus Poles Conquer Inner Space Problems

JOAN O SULLIVAN describes decorative room dividers using elegant tall poles with adjustable heights from 7 ft 10 in to 8 ft 6 in, plus panels of high impact styrene in antique black verdigris jade and white designs. Shelves mount on the columns with laminated plastic marble or walnut veneer options, and metal clamps secure panels to poles.

Wedding Attendants Named For June 19 Ceremony

Plans for Miss Julia Ann Penn of Elwood Street and William A. Miller to wed June 19 at St. John s Church here have bridesmaids Mrs Mark Ostendorf Mrs John Miller and Mrs Thomas Thole with Stella Miller as maid of honor and James Miller as best man. Ushers include John Miller Mark Ostendorf Morris Penn.

Julia Ann Penn Elwood Street William A. Miller St. John’s Church Knights of Columbus Miss Penn Wilson Elementary School William H. Penn Otway Ohio Ralph Miller Hamilton Stella Miller Mark Ostendorf John Miller Thomas Thole Cincinnati

Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Four hears Bible study on life waves

Mrs Firman Schirm hosted Circle Four at N Breiel Boulevard with co host Mrs John Reuter as Bible study was led by Mrs Karl Banzaf. Visitors included Mrs Tom Starling and Mrs Ralph Shane. An offering funded a lavette for Lutheran World Relief. Plans set for a Lutheran League dinner and for confirmants and parents.

N. Breiel Boulevard Firman Schirm Circle Four Bethlehem Lutheran Church John Reuter Karl Banzaf Tom Starling Ralph Shane Lutheran World Relief Lutheran League C. F. Wendt Fairlane Place A. J. Frey Robert Hoyer

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