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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
6
Renowned children’s photographer Josef Schneider blends psychology with art to capture natural expressions. In his Manhattan studio he uses toys and play to relax youngsters, tailoring sessions to each child’s temperament and timing for the perfect image.
A narrator recalls a road trip choosing between two seedy motels. The family endures cramped rooms, odd furniture, and a negotiating motel owner who quotes thirteen dollars in advance, revealing their perceived thrift and precarious finances.
Middletown Shrine 25 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building on S Main Street. A ceremonial service will be conducted by Mr and Mrs John Taylor with Mrs Joe in charge of the social hour.
Dr. Eugene Brand of the Commission on Worship in the Lutheran Church of America says a church wedding would have a tremendous effect on the marital relationship because it is performed in the context of the couple's faith rather than just a legal act.
The photographer emphasizes color over black and white, notes eyes as the picture’s deciding factor, and warns parents to time sessions after naps or meals. He advises feeding toddlers at the studio and describes child behavior milestones from age one to five, including clinginess at one and cooperation by age five.
Chardelle Weber named Women’s Editor at the publication. The appointment reinforces focus on women’s news and editorial coverage across local communities.
Officers were installed at a Camp Swaneky luncheon by Brigadier Raymond Wilson. President Mrs James Pope and others lead the 429-member auxiliary. Thirty Middletown children attend Camp Swaneky this week as Sunbeam Girls ages 6 to 10 perform.
Miss Mary Ann O'Connor and John P. Doliboa plan to wed on Saturday July 3 at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church. A reception will follow at the bride elects parents home, 5700 Trenton Franklin Road. Doliboa is the son of Mr and Mrs John Doliboa of Hetzler Road.
Mr and Mrs Jess Tinches hosted a covered dish dinner Sunday at their Sycamore Road home in Prenton. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Drake and family from Bradenton Florida and formerly Middletown, Mr and Mrs Floyd Kirby from Bradenton, formerly Franklin, plus many friends and relatives from Germantown Trenton Franklin Middletown and Miamisburg.
Mrs Edward Reardon will be installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus at a luncheon tomorrow at the Sports Bowl. Also to be installed are Mrs Raymond Jena as vice president Mrs Charles Carter recording secretary Mrs Don Christman corresponding secretary Mrs Thomas Kraft treasurer and board members Mrs Charles Henning Mrs James Kraft and Mrs Paul Hagan.
A creative tip suggests using a can of mushrooms to dress leftovers. The idea is to craft an elegant hot sandwich from pot roast remnants, turning fridge scraps into a savory, satisfying meal.
Miss Lucy Jean Squier bride elect of Steven Craif Boyer will marry July 9 at 7 30 p m in St Mary's Catholic Church Franklin. Bridesmaids include Linda Boyer Judy Wooldridge with Barbara Holweger maid of honor and Mrs John Ferguson matron of honor. Ushers include John Squier and William Griffey. Reception hosted by Franklin aunts at church hall.
The Mid dletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom posted an overall average of 96. The Mitchell movement ran at the 9s tables. North-south winners were Mr and Mrs J R Adams at 118, Mrs Howard Wikoff with Mrs Richard Getter at 115, and Mrs P S Cade with Mrs Roy Granger at 109. East-west victors were Mrs William Frees and Mrs William Stasher at 117, Mrs Dan MacLean and Mrs Robert Weatherwax at 114, and J T Lamb at 110.
Vital statistics listing births yesterday and today for several families with names and addresses. Included are out of town entries and multiple relatives such as maternal and paternal grandparents, along with notes on locations like University of Kentucky and Phoenix, Ariz. The item catalogs individuals and their birth events with associated households.
Mrs. Ernest Bolen announces the engagement of her daughter Diana Bolen to Danny R. Frisby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frisby. Diana is a Lemon-Monroe High School graduate employed by Crystal Tissute Co. He is a Lemon-Monroe alum and an Air Force airman stationed at Keesler Base in Mississippi. A September wedding is planned.
Mrs. Larry Rickard of Germantown and Mrs. Ken Hatfield of Winona Drive were discharged from the hospital, ending their recent medical stays. Their families reported improving conditions and planned follow up with local physicians.
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