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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1969
Page
7
A chronicle of births and residents with listed names and addresses. It notes several newborns yesterday and Thursday plus multiple individuals associated with various streets and towns. The entry ends with a science note about Uranus having four satellites and an orbital period of over 84 years.
A shift in tie fashion drives a $500 million market with wider, brighter styles. Narrow drab ties fade as patterns such as dollar and cent signs appear. stripes stay popular on 3 inch widths while wider ties gain ground. Women buy 48 percent of ties in 1968 as designers like John Weitz and Dior push bold patterns.
Tuesday is the reservation deadline for La Soiree's formal dinner dance Shamrock Swinger at Imperial House South Miamisburg. The arrangements committee includes Richard Jones Jack Carter Robert Hall Elmer Deitz Howard Schneider. Pete Wagner Orchestra will play 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A buffet dinner is served at 7 30 p m.
Charles Palmer discusses security as a personal choice between a steady bank job and pursuing risky dreams like starting a magazine. He cites examples from a freelance writer and a space salesman who bet on their own ventures, noting figures like Ford Kaiser Rockefeller Carnegie as icons of taking risks. The piece ends inviting readers to consult the bank’s staff for financial guidance.
The Antiques Show and Sale at the Middletown National Guard Armory runs March 14 to 16 with 35 local dealers offering frames furniture china and jewelry. Tickets cost 1 and cover all three days. proceeds aid the Salvation Army local program.
Joan of Arc Chapter 92 hosts the March 29 30 meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn with about 175 Masons and Eastern Star members. Activities include a public banquet March 29 at 8 p.m. with speakers Miss Mary Lord and Dr E W Washington. music by the Determinations. Tickets cost six dollars and are available from three officers.
Homemakers Club hosts annual fundraiser dance at Forest Hills Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds benefit Doty House. Tom Benny Quintet provides music. Miss Donna Worman entertains. Tickets at the door or by calling Mrs. Ervin Riesz or Mrs. Paul Morgan before 6 p.m. today. Mrs. Morgan chairs the event. arrangements by 10 Homemaker circles.
Charles Jones a 30 construction worker of 119 Highland Street weds Alberta Miller 27 of 2124 Winton Street. Ronald H Kurtz 24 factory worker of 420 E Pine Street Franklin weds Sharon M Prawucki 19 Aeronca employee of 6500 Winfield Lane. James E Hudson 21 automotive manager of 520 Tremont Court weds Sally A Woodley 21 sales clerk of 520 Tremont Court. Charles Walter King 23 sheet metal worker of 1611 Flemming Road weds Lois Hatton 19 of 320 IN Leibee Street.
Mrs Melvin Dowden spoke on Tale Painting at Alpha Chapter Cristonians meeting held Thursday at the Jackson Lane home of Mrs Jim Shrout. Mrs George Wallace assisted as plans were made to sponsor a March 22 party for Residents at the Home for the Aged in Hamilton.
The column advises patience for Sunday challenges mainly in personal relationships and urges tact. It notes birthday implications for career and finances, with Pisces patterns in March, July, September and November and opportunities from December to September. Avoid extravagance in August and speculative assets in November and December.
Butler County Sheriff Harold Carpenter announced a new program to transport veterans to Veterans Administration Hospitals in Cincinnati Dayton and Chillicothe. Arrangements with the Soldiers and Sailors Release Commission will cover veterans who cannot afford transportation. Veterans should contact the veterans service officer at the Old Post Office Building Third and Ludlow Street.
Dues Development Co. buys 257 acres of industrially-zoned land in Union Township at 1 289 000. The site lies at Route 747 southwest corner of Princeton Glendale Road and Mulhauser Road. The transfer includes 94 acres from Fifth Third Union Trust Co and 163 acres from Lincoln National Bank and Trust Co of Cincinnati.
Washington AP reports three Ohio servicemen killed in Vietnam. Navy Hospitalman 2 C Kenneth Davis of Zanesville, Marine Pfc. Joseph N. Decker of Springfield, and Marine Pfc. Benjamin F. Stoffer of Canton died in recent action.
Butler County courts grant divorces in several cases led by Judge David Black with listed parties including Lois Padgett versus Ralph Hadgett and Jeanne Adams versus Ralph Adams. Also notices appointing administrators and executors in multiple estates and a water meter reader civil service posting with deadlines and required forms.
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