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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1971
Page
19
The Associated Press rounds up quotable remarks from women this week. Christiabel Bielenberg notes life under Nazi rule contrasts with democracy. Tricia Nixon reflects on her presidential daughter status. Margaret Mitchell Dodd defies relocation for an interstate project. An actress and Marlene Sanders weigh in on gender and competence in the workplace.
Couples attend a LaSoiree dinner dance at Forest Hills Country Club with Franz Klaber’s orchestra. Reservations listed include Daniel Abele, Don Alstaetter, Robert Arms, William Bach, Negley Cribbs, Bill Davidson, George Gerlach, Allen Groves, John Hoffer, Clarence Hollon, John Keiser, Daniel Keriiuk, Charles Kling, Gene McNutt, Joe Ritter, Leonard Rothe, James Routt, Jack Schick, Edward Schulte, Lewis Shaffer, Dorsey Shepherd, David Thurman, John Trotta, Hubert Turner, Don Tuttle, Paul VonStein, William Wagner, Elvin Wagner, Robert Wail, William Worman, Richard Webster, Ray Whitt, Fred Ziegler Jr., and Mrs. Fred Schueler.
A KING FEATURES column notes saleswomen push pants hotpants and pantsuits as hot items while many seek dresses for cooling summer wear. The piece discusses fashion tensions between dresses and pants amid warmer weather and social expectations.
June brides are urged to avoid storing wrinkled or soiled wedding gowns. Improper storage can cause rot mildew and permanent stains. We offer expert cleaning and preservation and box it in a cold bridal book for future generations at 17.95 dollars for June and July.
Separates are the super answer to the what to wear where problem on vacation. Choose wrinkle resistant wash and wear fabrics and versatile styles. Hotpants work day to night with a long slit skirt, midriff camisole tops pair with shorts or a long skirt, tank tops or scoop necks become dressy with jeweled accessories for cocktails and dancing.
Mr and Mrs Harley Hodson longtime Middleton residents now living in Bradenton Florida will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family party next Friday The Hodsons wed June 18 1921 in Washington Court House and established residence here before moving to Florida in 1967 They have two children Betty Sanderson and Tom Hodson six grandchildren and relatives plan to attend the Bradenton celebration with Tom Hodson and his family and Debbie Sanderson from Cincinnati
Miss Karla Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hayward Bryant of 1612 Bayview Drive is engaged to Kerrick Miller son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Miller of 407 Aberdeen Drive. Karla a Lemon Monroe Miami University graduate teaches in Mason School District and belongs to Delta Zeta. Kerrick a Lemon Monroe Miami alumnus works at Armco Steel and is a Delta Tau Delta member. No wedding date set.
Carla Elaine Sawyer and Dale K Linebaugh Jr wed at Waynesville United Methodist Church with Rev. L L Young officiating at 7 30 p m The bride wore a white silk organza gown with Venice lace and carried white roses The couple will reside in Monroe and plan a southern states honeymoon after a wedding trip through the Southern states The bride is a Waynesville High School graduate and nurse. the groom is a Lebanon HS and Dayton College alum employed in Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Carl Magee of 21 Glenmore Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Catherine to Bruce A Sickle son of Mr and Mrs Gail Sickle of 3421 Moyer Road Franklin. Miss Magee is a Fenwick High School graduate and Mr Sickle is a Franklin High School alum. The couple will marry on August 14 at St Marys Church.
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