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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1966

Page

2

Miss Merrick Honored At Pre-Nuptial Party

Barbara Merrick bride elect of Ronald E. Harrison was guest of honor at a blue and pastel bridge party and linen shower hosted by Mrs. David T. Selvar and Mrs. Alvin Bell at Selvar’s Stanley Street home. Winners included Mrs. Louis Brown and Miss Merrick. The couple, daughter and son of local residents, will wed April 16 at the First Presbyterian Church.

Barbara Merrick Ronald E. Harrison David T. Selvar Alvin Bell Miss Merrick Gordon Adams Robert Bookwalter William Brooks Brown Donald Dieterly Geckeler Kerr

Local Girl Wins Major Role in Capital U Lenten Play

Carl R. Banzhaf daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl W Banzhaf of 2111 Arlington Ave has been selected for a major part in Capital University's Lenten production A Man For Seasons at the Columbus Ohio campus. The play by Robert Bolt retells Henry VIII and Thomas More as More refuses divorce to Catherine of Aragon. Miss Banzhaf a Capital junior majors in elementary education.

Carl R. Banzhaf Earl W Banzhaf Arlington Ave Capital University Columbus, Ohio Robert Bolt Henry VIII Sir Thomas More Henry Catherine of Aragon Ann Boleyn More Miss Banzhaf Capital

Middletown Homemakers Circle meetings cover films and crime talk

At a Thursday session of Homemakers Circle Two John Wayman presented a Doty House film and led Q and A. Plans were set for a Cincinnati trip to the Paul Dixon show. Alpha Chapter hosted teens from Butler County Children’s Home with a bowling party on March 11. Police Chief James Howerton spoke on juvenile crime and 1965 calls. Several new members joined and upcoming meetings and events were announced.

Homemakers Circle Two Doty House John Wayman Wayman Board of Cincinnati Paul Dixon T Frank Wassell Croydon Lane Lawrence Kirkpatrick James Shrout Cristonians Bryan Reynolds Ross Street G. F. Sauer James Howerton Middletown Howerton Marty Mahoney W. F Harmon Dale Betty Books USA John Perkins Greg Smith Byron Reynolds Oakley Kelch Stanley Peltier al Goodwin Thomas Johnson Robert Balger Orchard Street

Spragues celebrate 50th anniversary with Hawaii trip

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprague of Stanley Street recently returned from a two month Hawaii vacation marking their 50th wedding anniversary. They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. L P Smith, former Middleton residents now living in California.

Frank Sprague Stanley Street Hawaii L. P. Smith Middletonians California

Guild Programs Highlight Christian Service at St Pauls United Church

The Thursday St Pauls United Church of Christ Guild met with twenty five members and guest Nancy Booker. Mrs. Paul Nickell led a program on Material Aids for Fairhaven assisted by Mrs. Virgil Webster with Mrs. James Neal giving a reading. Members planned Christian Workday for March 17 and elected nominating and hostess committees. The Fidelis Class celebrated its 47th anniversary with a covered dish dinner and reminisced with four founding members. Rev. Robert McNamara spoke on Christ imagery. funds were pledged to Mt. Olive United Church of Christ and plans made to attend the Paul Dixon Show in Cincinnati on March 9. Dinner hosts included multiple members and Stella Whitman attended as a guest.

Dottie Melampy Wilma Kempin Parkway Tonians William Pretty Elmo Place James Emrick Dennis Eggenburg Robert Turner Bexley Drive David Gaw Fairhaven Paul Nickell Virgil Webster Guild of St. Paul's United Church For Christ James Neal Robert Gloeckler S. J. Kuderer Noel Parks Donald Laut Lee Palmer Carl la Pole J. W. Boyd Graham Layer Ruth Sebald Fidelis St. Paul's United Church of Christ Virgil Combs Walter Gibbons Olga Hopper Wilma Schirmeyer Robert McNamara Christ H. H. Jung Mt. Olive Carrie Galeese Circle Three Bethlehem Lutheran Church Ross Street Ted Vradelis Richard Scott Carl Sixt Walter Spindler Ralph Shane Richard Linkins Corta Via Chester Wendt Orville Watson Leonard Henderson Wendt God Frank Mencsik Delmas McGraw Dayton Woman's Society of Christian Service Christ Methodist Church Africa S. E. Hollingsworth Albert Hall Ernest Romans Anthony Butch

Steeles Host Party For Son

Mr and Mrs A J Steele entertain at home on Van Deveer Street in honor of son Kenneth and family. Kenneth E Steele and Linda, with Roberta Gephart, will move to Southern California in June as Mr Steele transfers to Santa Fe Springs to supervise the Miami Carey plant. Guests include Clarence and Robert Steele families Melvin Steele Raymond Steele and daughters Tim Gough and family Robert Powers Bertha Watkins Barbara Steele and other guests.

A. J. Steele Vandeveer Street Kenneth Kenneth E. Steele Linda Roberta Gephart Marshall Road California Steele Santa Fe Springs Miami Carey Clarence Steele Robert Steele Melvin Steele Raymond Steele Tim Gough Robert Powers Bertha Watkins Barbara Steele

Pianist Eugene Flemm Sets Sunday Concert at Bethlehem

Pianist Eugene Flemm presents a varied program from Schumann to Bach Sunday at 4 p.m. in Bethlehem Lutheran Church 212 S Broad St. A Cincinnati Conservatory student and full-tuition scholar, Flemm has played with Florida’s Pinellas Symphony and belongs to the conservatory brass and wind ensembles. The free concert is sponsored by Bethlehem choirs with donations supporting robes for the children’s choir.

Schumann Bach Eugene Flemm Bethlehem Lutheran Church S. Broad St Flemm Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Conservatory Florida Pinellas Symphony Bethlehem Choirs

Extra Chuckle on a pessimist's tombstone

A tombstone epitaph delivers a wry line about expectation. The joke reads I expected this and here I am. The brief inscription balances humor with finality, reflecting a deadpan view of life's twists.

Vital Statistics Births for Milo Banta and Clarence Dalton

Mr and Mrs Milo Banta Lebanon Rt 1 welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clarence R Dalton 7088 Randall Road Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday.

Milo Banta Lebanon Rt. 1 Clarence R. Dalton Randall Road Franklin

Hospital Dismissals List Local Residents

A hospital discharge roster lists residents including Mark Selby Franklin Madi Road Mrs Malcolm Paynter Keays Ave Mrs Leon Osborne Monroe St John Whisman Franklin Mrs Omer Dyas Franklin Mrs John Cain 11th Ave Mrs Sam Collins Franklin Paul Van Holt Germantown Dwaine Kidder Franklin central Ave Thomas Theiss Poinciana Drive Vernon House Hill Road West Middletown William Curry Yankee Road Lettie Parker Excello Frak Denison Farmersville Kenneth Blevins Erie Ave James J Adams Goldman Keena Elam Tren ton Mrs Dwight Fry Franklin Deborah McCarty Hamilton Lori Leigh Morgan Monroe Mrs William Coffee Tren

John Whisman Franklin Omer Dyas John Cain 11Th Ave Sam Collins Paul van Holt Germantown Dwaine Kidder Miriam Kidder Thomas Leopold Central Ave Thomas Theiss Ralph Theiss Poinciana Drive Vernon House William House Hill Road West Middletown William Curry Yankee Road Lettie Parker Excello Frak Denison Farmersville Kenneth Blevins Erie Ave James J. Adams Goldman Ave Keena Elam Charles Elam Trenton

Socialites Elect Mrs Voorhis Prox President

Mrs Harold Voorhis was elected president of the Elks Socialites at a Thursday night dinner meeting at the Elks Temple. She succeeds Mrs Rex Lawson. Other officers named were Mrs Oscar Stone as vice president, Mrs Lester Keeler as secretary, and Mrs Harry Butcher as treasurer. Proceeds of the February 15 card party, totaling 244 dollars, will go to Doty House.

Harold Voorhis Elks The Elks iTemple Rex Lawson Oscar Stone Lester Keeler Harry Butcher Walter Deaton June Reider Facts 'N Fashions Doellmann’s Mary Kay Deaton Hazel’s Beauty Shop Glenn Shockey Hayden Taylor Don Turner Jack Barr Marc Vail Warren ‘Tinch William Reardon Gene Fishbaugh Roy Barton David Welte Doty House

St Patrick Day Party Planned at Holy Trinity School

Parishioners of Holy Trinity Church announce a St Patrick's Day celebration at the Holy Trinity School lounge on March 17 starting at 6 30 p m with dinner. Organizers include Mr and Mrs Joe Mulligan Mr and Mrs Tim Mc Donough and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schramm with ticket reservations handled by Mr and Mrs Robert McConnell and others.

Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Church Joe Mulligan Tim McDonough Joseph Schramm Robert McConnell Arden Swope Norman Mark Don Christman William Wiesewetter

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