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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
2
American men prefer blue cheese dressing on tossed greens says a survey. The creamy recipe blends blue cheese with buttermilk sour cream vinegar and oil for a smooth dressing serving 2½ to 3 cups with notes on red onion rings.
A list of birth notices from Franklin and nearby towns reports several newborn boys and girls born yesterday or today to multiple families including Maple Apking Byrne Hill Milton Ellington Petry Kalil Brewer Gray Nemeic Hatton Henderson Thomas and others. Also notes out of town births and local grandparent references along with a recipe tip for veal sandwich preparation.
In The Hospital Mrs Jennie Weaver of German town Roy West of Curtis St John J Graham of Oxford Leonard Willis of Carlisle Perry Franklin son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Franklin of Franklin Alfred Allen of Finley St John D Keith of Fernwood St Miss Sandra Caudill of Vannest Mrs John W Domineck of Lewis Place Ben Webb of Franklin Mrs Birdie Cheesman of Flem ming Rd Mrs Grace Redd of Franklin Mrs William Dumford of Seventh Ave Mrs Gladys Wallace of Franklin Clyde Hollow of Garfield St Gomvent Clinic Hospital Cleve and
The club announced a new officer slate at yesterday's Girls' Club meeting. President Mrs Glenn Perry. vice president Mrs Don Carey. secretary Miss Bess Mitchell. treasurer Mrs Richard Gray. Committee roles went to Mrs Carl Roess Mrs Edward Land Mrs Millard Bechtel and others.
The Loyal Women's Class of First Christian Church celebrated its 51st anniversary with a program and reception. Class president Mrs. Arthur Richardson led the meeting with 58 members and guests, music was performed by Mrs. Eugene Mack and Mrs. Forest Bowman, and Mrs. Albert Lowe and Miss Marcia Brandenburg spoke. The class presented a $50 contribution to the church building fund accepted by Rev. Edwin Bobbitt. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Flint shared slides from a Florida trip. Hostess committee included Mrs. Clay Brandenburg and others.
Members of Epsilon chapter Cristonians toured Armco Steel Corp works Thursday night. They met at Mrs. Lee Landis’s home on Orchard Street with co hostess Mrs. Kenneth Witt to discuss a party on April 14 for the Butler County Home for the Aged and a late August card party and style show. Election of officers will occur at the April meeting with Mrs. Robert Bradford as hostess.
Mrs. William T. Foley addressed the Welfare Auxiliary to Middletown Hospital at Verity Hall. She outlined four keys to success in volunteer work privilege responsibility cooperation and challenge. Five new members were introduced by president Mrs. Robert Davies and guest Mrs. Fred Holt attended as district vice chairman.
A Driftwood Room dinner honored the wedding party of Miss Carolyn Quiett and Conrad Carpenter. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Don Carpenter of Princeton Road Hamilton, parents of the bridegroom. The couple will marry tonight at 7 30 at the First EUB Church.
The federal government filed a lien of 99286 dollars against actress Judy Holliday for income taxes owed from her 1957 earnings. The lien includes interest penalties and other expenses as stated by the Department of Revenue.
In a team match a two clubs opening led to a complex auction with forcing bids. South chose a negative two diamonds response and later a four diamond raise, while declarer misled by a spade lead. South ultimately went down one after an unfavorable opening lead.
The Hamilton County Republican party endorsed George S. Heitzler Jr to succeed Municipal Court Judge Daniel C Handley Jr who retires after 21 years. Governor James A Rhodes named Handley.
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