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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1978
Page
18
Women show strong confidence in the FBI with 66 percent saying yes and 24 percent saying no, while 10 percent have no opinion. The nationwide poll reflects enduring trust among women in federal law enforcement.
Mr and Mrs Louis P West of 1720 Manchester Ave will celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary with an open house 6:30 to 8:30 p m at the First National Bank community room Bresel Boulevard Hosting will be their children and their spouses The group includes Donald Hamilton Kenneth Sorrell Harold Kennedy Donald Kennedy Richard West Louis Paul West and Robert West They were married June 16 1928 in Newport Ky and have lived in Middletown since Mr West is retired from McGraw Construction Co They have 26 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Miss Mildred Mac Kalnai of Camden and Robert Omar Bretland of Franklin married June 3 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Germantown with Rev Arthur Tingley officiating. After a reception, they honeymoon in Munich and plan to reside in Dallas Texas.
Mary Beth Bauer of Monroe and David Buchanan of Trenton married at Holy Trinity Catholic Church yesterday at 7 30 p m with Rev Francis Wiener officiating. The bride, a Lemon Monroe High School graduate, works at Boise Cascade and will live in Monroe after a Myrtle Beach honeymoon. The groom is a Lemon Monroe alumnus and Magnode Inc. employee.
Miss Arleta Joy Lyons and Charles Jerome Lindsay wed at St. John’s Church in Denver on June 3. The bride wore an organza gown with lace trim, veil, and picture hat, with Miss Barbara Lyons as maid of honor. Best man was Daniel Rountree. The couple plans to reside in Denver after a trip to Idaho Springs.
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