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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
6
Marian Rotelli of Lake Waukomis has more dogs than the two allowed by a city rule. After being fined ten dollars plus court costs for a repeated violation, she refused to pay and attempted to turn herself in again, sparking a delayed jail transfer.
A personal shower for Miss Hope Neuenswander concluded a series of pre nuptial parties in Cincinnati. Miss Sue Shipley hosted in the Christ Hospital School of Nursing recreation room with gifts opened on a throne of pink streamers. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Neuenswander, will wed Stephen Bauer at First Presbyterian Church on Saturday at 3 30 p m.
More than 100 patients at Longview State Hospital enjoyed a Saturday party hosted by Pythian Sisters Lodge 37. The Middletown Longview Social Service League sponsored the event with music by Mrs. William Jolliff. This is the 19th year of league hosted hospital parties.
Miss Marsha Ann Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelley of Burton Road earned a special nursing award for work with psychiatric patients at the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati during graduation exercises for 86 graduates. She was among 22 honor students and will remain at Jewish Hospital as a registered nurse on the staff.
At First Methodist Church meeting held at Mrs. Robert Bowman's Kensington Street home, officers were announced for the next two years. Geraldine Himburg becomes assistant leader and program chairman. others include hostesses in homes chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Knapp, secretary Mrs. P. J. Jaques, treasurer Mrs. Albert Maier, and members covering Christian social relations, missionary education, spiritual life, supply, membership, telephone, special projects, and cheer fund. Acting circle leader Mrs. B. A. Roof read three poems and noted the September 27 program with speaker Sune Richards.
Three area students earned degrees this month. William Lee Havemann received a B A at Northwestern University as Sen Charles Percy spoke at graduation. Timothy Alan Norris earned a B A from Ohio Northern University and plans to study law at Western Reserve University. Linda L Shaffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard M Shaffer, is also listed among the graduates.
Patsy Kling, bride elect of James Allen, was feted at a miscellaneous shower Sunday at Forest Hills Country Club. Hosts were Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. William Childers and Miss Linda Howard. The couple will wed June 23 at the First Methodist Church.
A Middletown delegation of 10 Sunshine Girls attended the Ohio Sunshine Girls state convention June 16 18 in Toledo. Local members listed include Everly Bird Paula Bird Sandra Mayes Sharon Martin Susan Snively Sheree Thatcher Terry Ellis Terry Brewer Linda Perdue Faith Price with chaperones Mrs Donald Hall Mrs Sue Ellis and Mrs Charles Haynes. Sandra Mayes served as official delegate from Sol Omega and Susan Dennis was installed grand royal princess. The next Sol Omega activity is a camp cut at Hueston Woods.
Richard E. Davidson was honored by his family at a cookout on Middletown Pike. Attending were Evelyn Leslie, Morris and David Ballard and families, M. A. Hill and Todd, Robert Ballard of Oxford, Richard Davidson Jr. and Steve, William Childers and David Scott, and Robert McMullen with Bob and Jeff.
Two Middletown Area Young Republicans travel to Omaha Nebraska for the Young Republican National Federation Convention. Former MAYA president Pete Menger serves as a delegate with Paula Hudson as an alternate. Ohio backs Jim Betts for national chairman. Betts faces Jack MacDonald and Ray Cooper. Notables at the program include Governors Romney and Reagan and former Senator Goldwater.
Births include Mr. and Mrs. James T. Baker 2315 Erie Ave boy yesterday and Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Schiap man 143 Apr. 1 Skokiaan Drive Franklin boy yesterday. Nearby today are Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner 2108 Grand Ave girl. Out of town entries list families and newborns in Hamilton Fort Hamilton Hospital plus relatives across several streets and towns.
Arthritis Day at Fantasy Farm Saturday will donate part of each admission to the Butler County Branch of The Arthritis Foundation. The group runs a Special Treatment Center for Juvenile Arthritis at the Cincinnati Vinvalescent Hospital. Joe Nuxhall, Reds announcer, is 1967 campaign chairman.
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom with 52 players in a Mitchell movement at 13 tables. North-south winners included Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr with 208 percent while east-west victors were Robert Theriault and Terry Thompson with 179 percent.
Mrs. W. E. Marshall and Mrs. Ross Hill lead arrangements for a June 27 ladies day bridge luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Activities start at 10 a.m. in Forest Hills lodge with reservations due by Sunday noon.
Mr and Mrs John Wetzel chair a Teen Age Hop for junior and senior high at Wildwood Golf Club. The dance runs Friday 7:30 to 11 with Washburns Third Side providing music. Casual dress urged and chaperones include the Curtis Tewell Miller Marts and Trimble families.
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