Salvation Army Auxiliary installs new officers in luncheon
Mrs. Brack Little of 501 Aberdeen Drive was installed as president of the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary at a luncheon at the Women's Center. New officers include Mrs. Russell Stevens Jr. as first vice president and Mrs. Ray Young as second vice president, with others serving as secretary treasurer and committees. A Camp Swanek donation was presented to Mrs. Robert Baker, along with support from the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brack Little
Aberdeen Drive
Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary
Women's Center
Robert Brown
David A. Baxendale
Women’s Services
Swaneky Division
Little
Russell Stevens Jr
Ray Young
Pete Vradelis
C.T Morningstar
E.C. Peck
Clay Voegle
Paul Kirchner
Citadel
Harry Hadley
C.T. Morningstar
Robert Baker
Camp Swanek
American Legion Auxiliary
Parties Lead to July 10 Wedding of Cheryl Landis and David Montgomery
Social notes reveal multiple preluding showers for Cheryl Landis of 145 Orchard St and her fiancé David Montgomery of Louisville. Preparations include gatherings June 20 21 and July 8 hosted by local residents Arcadia Drive Locust Lane Franklin and Webster Street. The couple will wed July 10 at the First United Presbyterian Church with matron of honor TimeNutt and ushers Jeff Brehm and Bill Brehm among attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Landis
David Montgomery
Marvin Prifogle
Charles T. Harrison
Arcadia Drive
Wallace Baldwin
Locust Lane
Franklin
Baldwin
Clifford McGuire
Sue Ann Wagner
Piqua
Miss Landis
Lee L. Landis
Orchard St
Jeff Brehm
Webster Street
Mr. Montgomery
Louisville, Ky
John W. Montgomery
Middletown
First United Presbyterian Church
TimeNutt
Brian Crawford
Donnie
Bill
Dinner to End Pre Nuptial Events
The July 31 wedding of Miss Teresa Morris and Michael Rohrkemper will be preceded by parties ending July 29 with a rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom elects parents Maurice Rohrkemper at 4413 Poppy Drive. The couple will wed at 6 30 p m in an outdoor ceremony at the home of Elmer Bair in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Morris
Michael Rohrkemper
Aurice Rohrkemper
Poppy Drive
Miss Morris
Kelly Morris
Glencoe Ave
Elmer Bair
Germantown
Love is Rt 1 Wedding Rehearsal and Attendants listed
Festivities for the future bride began in May with a Cincinnati party and a bridal luncheon on May 23 at the bride’s Fourth Avenue home. A kitchen shower was held June 25 at the Tytus Avenue Church of God. Attendants include Mrs Keith Rider matron of honor Mrs David Greene and several bridesmaids ushers and the best man from Cincinnati Rochester and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rider
David Greene
Franklin
Tomee
Cincinnati
Iry Ferris
Cleveland
Cathy Chase
Tamarac
Fla
Tom Rohrkemper
Michael Weiss
Thomas Woods
Jerry Uhl
Rochester
N.Y
Richard Livingston
Chicago
Anne Fogarty pinafore pattern A712 for Misses sizes
Pattern A712 by Anne Fogarty creates a charming pinafore at home with a nipped waist and optional shoulder ruffles. Offered in black taffeta or adaptable fabrics like gingham and Swiss cotton, sizes 6 through 18 are available. Send $1.25 plus 35 cents shipping to Middletown Journal Pattern Dept. Old Chelsea NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Fogarty
Middletown Journal
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Fedoras Take Center Stage In Fall Millinery Show
Hats for fall and winter emphasize facial contours with snug caps and beanies. The Millinery Institute of America showcased felt and knit designs from luxury fedoras to hooded wraps, with brims varying in size and asymmetrical silhouettes. Prices ranged from six to 150 dollars, most around 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Barclay
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Millinery Institute of America
Frank Olive
Albrizio
Irene
Jack McConnell
Veaumont
Adolfo Il
Betmar
Bellini
Golf grip and skin care for right handed players
The article explains that the left hand grip matters for a good game and that grip pressure can cause pain. After rounds, soothe and relax fingers by washing the ads in witch hazel, a remedy also described for burning feet and related irritation.
Patriotic Bicentennial Dance Planned by DAV Chapter
The Harold J. Hursh Chapter 131 of the Disabled American Veterans hosts a Bicentennial Birthday Party Dance at the DAV Hall on Trenton Franklin Road. The event runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. July 3 with Frank Foley's orchestra and Del Edwards and the Sidemen. Tickets are $5 per couple. reservations by July 2 to Cyprian Klamo at 422 7211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Trenton-Franklin Road
Harold J. Hursh
Frank Foley
del Edwards
Delman Whitt
Stanley Sorrell
Jack Frost
Gregory Long
Warren Tinch
Clarence Steele
Cyprian Klamo
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Middletown Event
Winners at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club played last night at Temple Beth Sholom included pairs Mrs. Frank Myers with Mrs. J T Lamb and Paul Smith with Ron Babcock. Third place tied for Mrs Russell Anness and Mrs Stanley Weinstein with Mrs Richard Getter and Mrs Howard Wikoff. North south pairs were Mr and Mrs David Higbee, Howard Wikoff with C M Woodruff, and Dave Haberstroh with Chuck Talmadge. Ten tables participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Frank Myers
J.T. Lamb
Paul Smith
Ron Babcock
Russell Anness
Stanley Weinstein
Richard Getter
Howard Wikoff
David Higbee
C.M. Woodruff
Dave Haberstroh
Chuck Talmadge
Eastwest
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SA Auxiliary
Williamson-Ziegler, Inc
Lefferson
Teatle Miller
Teatle
Aredeen
Phyllis
South Dixie Hwy
Security
Tconagees
Pinafore
Todhunter Road
Care Ann Drive
Fedoras
Schirmer Decor
C & $ Root Beer
Millard Dr
Eaton Manor
Ander
Dale D. Hubbard
M.D
Warren Ave
ANT
RSE
American
American Savings & Loan Assn
Middletown Mall
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