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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

6

Mr. Martin to Wed Miss Barbara Watt

Titusville Pennsylvania announces the engagement of Barbara Jean Watt daughter of W E Watt to David Charles Martin son of Roy Martin of Trenton New Jersey. Barbara Jean Watt a Miami University graduate 1970 in accounting is a tax research analyst with Brunswick Corp in Chicago. David Charles Martin a 1969 Miami University graduate in systems analysis is stationed with the U S Army at Ft Carson Colorado. A late summer wedding is planned at the United Methodist Church in Titusville.

W.E. Watt Titusville Barbara Jean David Charles Martin Roy Martin Cranewood Drive Trenton Miss Watt Miami University Brunswick Corp Chicago Mr. Martin Trenton High School U.S. Army Ft. Carson Colorado Springs Colo United Methodist Church

Middletown Symphony Board Votes New Officers

Mrs Turvey heads the Middletown Symphony board with Mrs Earle D Turvey as chairman and Mrs Donnelly reporting the president. New officers include Edward Barker vice chairman and Mrs Ian Ohio Arts Council grant backing. Committee chairs include James Kunkler hospitality and Mrs Curryer Road.

Earle D. Turvey James Kunkler The Symphony Emeeting Ariel Denny Hl Ray Kiefhaber Curryer Road Milton Efthimiou Harrison Kiefhaber Dwight Neill Roger Turrell Stephen Molnar

Nine babies born to Brodrick survive four in hospital

Four of Geraldine Brodrick’s nine infants were living, with three in fragile condition. The two months premature survivors include three girls and a boy, weighing from 2 pounds 2 ounces to 2 ounces for the smallest. The event marks the largest known multiple birth, with four survivors and five who died. The Brodricks live in Canberra and were aided by a New South Wales University team led by Harvey Carey.

Ian McClausland Sydney Australia Geraldine Brodrick Harvey M. Carey School of University of New South Wales Brodrick

Turner and Gunn Families Welcome Newborns in Franklin and Monroe

Birth notices record a girl for Vital and William Turner at 10 Clark Street and a boy for Darrell Gunn in Muldrough, Ky. Also listed are births to Jerry Horn in Franklin and Anthony Von Holle in Monroe, plus several hospital dismissals and names of local residents.

William Turner Clark St Darrell Gunn Muldreauh Jerry Horn Jaqui St Franklin Anthony von Holle Dover Dale Road Monroe Roger Mefford Ethel Ethel Ave., Franklin, Bo, Yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mefford Ethel Ave Boy Marvin Middleton S. River St Gene Prewitt Oxford Ave

Fruauff and Ritter Set August Wedding Date

Patricia Ann Fruauff and William G. Ritter have chosen August 28 at 2 30 p m for their wedding at First United Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow at the church. Miss Fruauff is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Fruauff of 4304 Riverview Ave and Mr Ritter is the son of Mrs Hazel Ritter and the late Mr Ritter of Aberdeen Drive.

Patricia Ann Fruauff William G. Ritter First United Presbyterian Church Miss Fruauff George L. Fruauff Riverview Ave Hazel Ritter Aberdeen Drive Mr. Ritter

Middletown Students Earn Numerous Bachelor Degrees Across Several Colleges

Area students from Middletown received multiple bachelor degrees at diverse colleges. Princeton University awarded BA and BS degrees to Middletown graduates including Brookes Dixon Billman Jr and Philip Clifford Parnell. Purdue, Otterbein, North Central College, Michigan State, Ohio Wesleyan, Evangel College, and Antioch followed with further Middletown alumni earning degrees in public and international affairs, education, engineering, sociology, economics, biology, packaging, and more as ceremonies concluded.

Brookes Dixon Billman Jr McGee Ave Mulford Martin Highview Drive Philip Clifford Parnell Middletown Area Purdue University Kathryn Heckard Shadow Hill William K. Robinson Linden Ave Jerry McFeeters Monroe Susan Douglass Trenton North Central College Naperville Charles R. Burns C.R. Burns Flemming Road Lee Ortman Mary Moren Michigan State University Middletown David C. Mellor Poinciana Road B.S John Portman N. Marshall Road Emmett L Gregory Jr Evernelia Gregory 17Th Avenue Antioch College of Graduate School of Education Emmett Central State College Wilberforce Central State Carol Antioch Central State University Gregory

Circles To Meet in Methodist Women’s Society

Four circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church will meet this week. Lydia Guild holds a covered-dish dinner at Armco Girls’ Holiday House at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Wakefield-Marshall group meets at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Heberling-Brewer gather at Armce Park at 11 a.m. Friday, and Wilson-Smith meets at the Golden Lamb Inn at noon.

Women’s Society of Christian Service First United Methodist Church Lydia Guild Armco Girls Wakefield - Marshall Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon Heberling-Brewer Armce Park I! A Wilson-Smith

Patriotism Beyond Flag Waving Discussed by DAR Chapter

Mrs. Norman DeMent told three Daughters of the American Revolution chapters at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon that patriotism is more than flag waving. The Defiance resident and Ohio DAR regent spoke on Can We Wave the Flag Too Much and praised the flag’s meaning across 50 states and its guardians. Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith’s Oxford Hamilton delegates attended, with Mrs. James Holt and Mrs. James Cast among local participants at the Oxford Caroline Scott Chapter luncheon.

Norman DeMent Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon DAR Jonathan Bayard Smith James Holt James Cast Oxford Hamilton Caroline Scott

Marriage Announced for Peggy Nickell and James Burgess

Mrs. Peggy Nickell of Kensington Street wed James E. Burgess of Eck Road at First Christian Church in a 2 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Edwin E Bobbitt. Matron of honor was Mrs Joseph Alexander and best man was James J Arbill. The couple will live at 416 Highview Ave after a Miami Beach honeymoon.

Peggy Nickell Kensington Street James Arbill Cincinnati James E. Burgess Eck Road Edwin E. Bobbitt Joseph Alexander James J. Arbill Cleveland Burgess Carl Burgess Emerick Avenue West Middletown Mr. Burgess Armco Steel Corp Middletown University Middletown Business College Highview Ave Miami Beach Fla

Dr Flory Receives Tennessee Commencement Honor

Dr Flory spoke during UT Knoxville commencement last week after earning a B A from Miami University in 1965 and an M A from the University of Tennessee a year later His specialty is German language and literature He and his wife Barbara Leffler of Middletown will reside in Oxford where he teaches at Miami University

Flory University of Tennessee Knoxville Miami University Barbara Barbara Leffler Middletown Oxford

Miss Dennis Bride or Eugene Freeman Wed at Grand Avenue

Miss Brenda Gayle Dennis and Eugene Ronald Freeman wed June 10 at Grand Avenue Church of God. They will live in West Palm Beach after a Florida Bahama Islands honeymoon. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gravett. The groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freeman, reside in West Palm Beach. The Rev. Henry Howard officiated. A reception followed in the church youth center. Maid of honor Miss Betty Bake wore orange chiffon with a matching headpiece. junior bridesmaid Miss Caroline Gravett wore white organza over pink taffeta with a matching headpiece. The bride wore a sheer organza gown with Venice lace, long sleeves, empire bodice, illusion veil, lace headdress. bouquet pink and white carnations. Best man was the groom’s father. usher was Robert Hoskins. Freeman works for Couse Corp in West Palm Beach. bride is Lemon Monroe High School alumna.

Brenda Gayle Dennis Eugene Ronald Freeman Grand Avenue Church of God West Palm Beach Fla Florida Bahama Islands Luke Gravett N. Marshall Road Ernest C. Freeman Henry Howard Betty Bake Caroline Gravett Venice Robert Hoskins Mr. Freeman

Coming Events From Local WCTU and Related Groups

The Viola D Romans Chapter WCTU will skip this week’s session and join a federation meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. at Chautauqua. They plan a June 30 sewing session at 403 Baltimore St for Garden Manor residents. The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League meets 8 p.m. tomorrow at Messing Lutheran Church for officer installation with Mrs. Kenneth Anderson presenting a devotional. Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 OES holds Patriotic and Masonic Night tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Commercial Building with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crenshaw presiding and Mrs. Henry Gray in charge of refreshments.

Viola D. Romans Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wctu Federation Chautauqua Cll Armitage Baltimore St Garden Manor Lutheran Womens Missionary League Messing Lutheran Church Kenneth Anderson Andersen Jack Woll Ida Morningstar Order of Eastern Star Tooaarrow Walter Crenshaw Henry Gray

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Barbara Watt Mr. Neill Louis McCallay Singer Middletown Shopping Plaza Brodricks Geraldine Newspaper and Broadcasting Group Robert Puthoff Robert Putoff Millikin Road Charles Taylor Illinois Ave Lisa Plummer Alice Oney Albert Carmon Germantown Herbert Pennington S Verity Parkway Donald Calhoun Roslyn Drive Frank Scheibert Wayne Ave Larry Allen Woodridge Drive Ray Gose Brentwood John Dyehouse Dupps Road Jennifer Bowman Dewey Bowman, Jr Springboro Brent Finkleman Florence Oscar Reed Gary Watson Charles Watson Somerville Willard White Mason Stewart Thomas Jr Charles Robinson Queen Ave Paul Turner James Turner Cathy Spears Marilyn Sigman Crawford St Charles Gay Porter Stephens Pershing Ave William Taylor Manning Walter Stahley Dickey Road Mra Winton Allen George Hunter Lane Thomas Bink Chardelle Weber Iona Asher Patricia Fruauff Princeton University Otterbein College Don Bremer LH. Bremer Grand Ave Thomas Barnhart R. D. Barnhard Kenneth William Farrar Central Ave Ohio Wesleyan University South Lebanon Evangel College Springfield Randell Amburgey Wayne Amburgy Evangel Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonians Randell Kings Mills High School Dan Pather's Day Cologne Pickwick S. Main Street Wavino Miss Dennis Bride Eugene Freeman Couse Corp Palm Beach Lemon-Monroe High School Jacone Glass Shop Eugene R. Freeman Gregory's Steak House Germantown RD Security Strassburger Gerpet and Furniture Cleanen West Middletown, Ohio
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