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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
8
A postal recipe describes molding a tuna pate into a firecracker shape for picnic or party use. It combines tuna, cream cheese, mayonnaise, lemon juice and onion soup mix with seasonings and parsley, served with tomato juice and accompaniments.
Commissioners will consider three resolutions at tonight’s meeting in the Municipal Court at 8. They seek approval of Basin 6 plans and the necessity of improvements in the area. A fourth resolution covers the acquisition of property on Marshall Road for street widening.
Weekend reports to the sheriff describe destroyed mailboxes on Browns Rue Road and nearby areas. Victims Char es Simpkins Ta Hein kel Ried and JC Pence list an estimated ten dollar loss from cherry bomb type firecrack damage.
The La Soiree Dance Committee for October 9 was named at the board meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wagner. Dale Foreman and Mrs. Foreman chair the event with sponsors including Jack Carter and others. A June dance report was given and new member Richard Smith was welcomed.
Miss Merrily Day fiancee of George Preston of Boulder Colorado was feted yesterday at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Randall Greenup and Mrs Lester Bunnell at the Greenup home in Franklin. Guests included Mrs Robert Cordray Mrs Harry Davies and others. Miss Day and Mr Preston plan to marry Sunday August 22 at the First Methodist Church.
Miss Susan Blakeslee Gerber has chosen Saturday August 2 for her marriage to Richard W. Rogers of N Marshall Road. The bride is the daughter of Dre and Mrs David Gerber of Fleming Road. The ceremony will be at 7 o clock at First United Presbyterian Church with a reception to follow at Brown's Run Country Club.
Miss Barbara Ellen Baker and her fiancé David Briney set a 7 39 p m July 17 wedding at First Raptia Church. Maid of honor Mary Jane Sandelin Hamilton bridesmaids Karen Strom Muncie Martha Hay Cincinnati and Mrs Terry Alfrey. Best man David Miner Kokomo ushers Bruce Briney Tom Becty Gary Hickman Kokomo. Reception in Fellowship Hall hosted by Mrs William Martin Mrs Robert Allen Baker and Miss Marilyn Graham. Parents of the bridegroom to be are Mr and Mrs R C Baker of Fisher Road and Mr and Mrs R Briney of Kokomo Ind.
Larry Team of Tampa pursues major operatic goals with La Scala in Milan as the pinnacle, eyeing The Met as a secondary objective. He auditioned in New York with Anton Guadagno and has eight operas to his credit with the San Carlo Opera Group in Florida.
One hundred thirty cubs dads and scouts attended the fourth annual Webelos Day at Camp Hook. Roscoe Rider directed the program providing a scouting preview as inspectors from Region IV prepare tomorrow to assess 10 points on programs facilities leadership health and safety from the past four years.
The First National Bank board, chaired by Calvin Verity, declares a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share. The dividend is payable July 6 to shareholders of record June 2.
Lagos Nigeria is named the headquarters for the Boy Scout movement in sub Saharan Africa. The decision places Lagos at the center of regional Scouting activities and development plans.
A 1945 Middletown High School graduation class reunion drew 112 for a noon luncheon at Congress Inn near Monroe and 180 for a Saturday night dinner with Dan Humphreys as host. Richard Schrock and Rev. Douglas Smith spoke. Jack Carr led dancing. prizes went to Mrs. Alden Minnick and Mrs. William Irving.
A list of recent births with parent names and addresses. Includes multiple families reporting girls and boys born Saturday or yesterday, with out of town entry for a Columbus birth and notes on maternal and paternal grandparents.
Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Alvin Bell of Lafayette Ave Mrs. Mary Roberts of Manchester Ave Mrs. Arthur Bowling of Ottawa Mrs. Rufus Day of Trenton Mrs. Seldon Pelfrey of Keister Road Mrs. Robert L. Anderson of Wrenn Court Alfred E. Cain of Lebanon Robert Eichhorn of Prince Jon Ave Jon Schueler son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schueler Kenwood Drive Kelso Nickel of Burton Road.
A Cincinnati held miscellany shower honored Miss Betty Webb bride-elect of Edward Frank Jones of Dayton. Hostesses Mrs E B Banks and Mrs James Campbell led pink and blue decor. Additional party included Middletonians and guests from Cincinnati and Dayton. A bathroom shower followed at a separate home. The couple plan to marry July 1 at New Era Baptist Church.
A guide to reviving secondhand furniture through paint and hardware updates. Buying cheap chests or chairs at thrift shops can yield stylish results with patience and imagination. A nursery chest bought for five dollars became a near-new piece with sanded finish and new Colonial hardware. Provincial color glaze kits offer easy, overfinish options with steps from cleaning to reglazing.
The board will review data during a regular meeting at 7 30 this evening at board headquarters 1518 Girard Ave. The agenda includes the school building program and personnel matters.
Middletown planning chief R Paul Christiansen will discuss proposed capital improvement issues to appear on the November ballot at the Civitan Club meeting tomorrow at noon in the Manchester Motor Inn. Robert F Ritter is program chairman. The safari note mentions gazelle as chief meat.
Local store invites customers to visit highlighting loyal patronage, competitive prices, quality furniture, and helpful staff. Emphasizes that the real difference is people and promotes Reed Klopp as the place to shop in town.
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