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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
10
Mrs. Edward Hopple told the Current Events Club that medical progress over 25 years has been revolutionary with open heart surgery kidney transplants new drugs and intensive care units for heart attack victims. The talk at Milton Road featured assistants and hostesses.
Miss Linda Marie Allen and Ronald Frank Ribard announce their wedding on June 24 at 2 30 p m in the First Baptist Church with a reception to follow at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B P Allen of 4101 Lisa Lane and the groom is the son of Mrs Frank Ribaric of Lorain and the late Mr Ribaric. Their engagement was announced last September.
Middletown Shrine 35 of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Commercial Building at 63 Main Street. Mr and Mrs John Taylor watchman and high priestess will conduct the meeting and officers will be elected. Mr and Mrs Russell Murphy lead social hour.
Junior and Brownie leaders to train in a session themed Spring Things at the Church of Ascension tomorrow. Mrs. Donald Sohn conducts the program with Mrs. Andrew Sabo Jr assisting. camping, summer planning, bridging activities and ceremonies on the agenda. Babysitting available.
New York designers note Easter hats shed excess flourish in favor of clean lines. Simple crown shapes and flexible brims lead spring sales with prices from five to eighty five dollars. Brands Adolfo Betmar and Mr Martin report chic, practical hats selling well, including packable nautical styles and a small Ali McGraw cap.
Mrs. R S Liljestrand presented a study on Dr James Turpin's autobiography Vietnam Doctor during a Woman's Century Club meeting. Turpin left a 50000 a year Coronado California practice to form Project Concern aiding destitute people, with clinics in Hong Kong and Vietnam and more than 400 Walk for Mankind campaigns.
Sixty seven members of Women of the Moose attended a Chapter Rally Day program at Moose Lodge. Lodges exemplifying ritual work included Cincinnati Elmwood Place Hamilton Lhanon Norwood and Middletown. Enrollment was held for new member Mrs Verna Holcomb. Entertainment followed dinner with selections by the Sing Out Middletown group.
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Here Comes the Bride party at the First National Bank in Trenton. Members wore wedding gowns and enjoyed cake and punch served by Mrs. Gary Smith and Mrs. Robert Ryan. Mrs. Lyndon Peters spoke on The Silent Epidemic and pledges will receive the Ritual of Jewels later.
A humorous essay on cat behavior. A cat named Muffet ignores owner calls and rejects Captain Nemo cat food while humans debate naming pets. A scene shows Sweet Pussy gravitating to an elderly bachelor, clinging with affectionate persistence until distracted by food.
The ninth annual Bunny Hop benefit for Butler County Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. is scheduled for Saturday April 1 at the Moose Lodge on S Main Street. Co sponsored by American Legion Post 218 Fraternal Order of Eagles 528 Loyal Order of the Moose 501 and BPOE Elks 257. Jim Harris chairs the dance hosted by the Moose Lodge with Adrian J Mayer coordinating. Tickets available at the four sponsors’ headquarters.
Thirty two people attended the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom. In Mitchell movement the average was 34. East West winners were Ben Goodman with wife and Hugh Moore with Connie Schlak scoring 95. North South winners included Howard Wikoff with Richard Getter at 95 percent, Douglas Clifton with Herschel Greenham at 9 percent, and Glenn Selby with William Kash at 87.
New births recorded include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Boltz at 805 Eaton Ave and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Coffey at 8847 Alice St today. Several other births listed yesterday include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Hall at Lopane Ave and a boy for Mr. Ditmyer away from home. Dismissals shout a parade of residents leaving Kettering Memorial and Middletown hospitals, listing names and streets across Middletown area with several at Port Chester connected facilities.
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