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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1961

Page

18

Susan Clark Named To MU Student Post

Susan D. Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert I Clark of Central Avenue has been at Miami University Oxford for the 1961 62 school year. She will assume duties beginning April The advisory board of the Student Center appointed her and includes the Dean of Men the Dean of Women the Center adviser and four professors. During this year she served as co chair of publicity for the Student Center co chair of Judging for Homecoming co chair of the Religious Committee of the Council of Student Affairs and co chair of publicity for Dad's Day. She is a junior majoring in speech and hearing therapy and a member of Delta Gamma sorority where she is historian on the executive board. This semester she is student teaching in the Middletown Public School system.

Mis Susan D. Clark Robert I. Clark Central Avenue Miami Univrsity Oxford Miss Clark Cochairman Council of Student Affairs Miami Community Life Committee College of Education Delta Gamma Sorority Middletown

Coming Week Community Club Meetings Listed by Day

A roundup of local group activities across Monday to Friday. Delta Pi sorority hosts 7 p.m. Monday at Doty House. Tuesday schedules include Mrs R A Hill Class at First EUB and Sisterhood Council at Temple Beth Sholom plus multiple circle meetings and club gatherings. Wednesday features Women’s Mission Society and Lydia Guild meetings. Thursday lists Friendship Circle and multiple circle dinners. Friday brings Ragland, Roger, Long, Kenyon, and Barnes circles with varied meeting times and hosts.

R. A. Hill Clifford Beedle Central Ave Sisterhood Council Temple Beth Sholom Manuel Garlikov Sherman Ave First Baptist Church Betty Knight James LeGrand Grand Ave Gentry Mitchell McKinley St American Business Women’s Association Calvary Methodist Church Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council Holy Trinity Miami Valley Council Daughters of America Sorosis Woman's Mission Society Lydia Guild First Methodist Church Epworth Hall Corona Circle Luther Ikenberry Marshall Rd Homemakers Circle Cincinnati Gas & Electric Center Friendship Circle Henry Crouch Middletown Fellowship Hall Eppa Long Guild Ragland Circle Charles Trueblood Berwick Lane Roger Circle Hampton PI Long Circle C. H Taylor Breiel Kenyon Circle J. L. Canfield Orlando Dr. Barnes Circle W. E. Marshall Nelson Rd

Cincinnati artist series brings Cleveland Orchestra to Music Hall

The Cleveland Orchestra led by George Szell performs Mozart and Dvorak works at Music Hall on Tuesday. Contemporary jazz follows with the Modern Jazz Quartet on March 16 and 18. A UC sponsored concert features the full Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and University glee club with conductor Dr. Max Rudolf at Wilson Memorial Hall. Leontine Price, lauded by Time and critics, headlines vocal greatness after Juilliard and Met debuts. The Middletown Music Club postpones its finale to avoid clashing with the Robert Shaw Chorale, whose Bach cantatas and Britten pieces are noted.

Cincinnati Cleveland Orchestra Music Hall George Szell United States Mozart Dvorlak William Walton Ravel Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Modern Jazz Quartet The Symphony Connie Kay Percy Heath John Lewis Milt Jackson University of Cincinnati Wilson Memorial Hall Max Rudolf William Schulman Boccherini Robert Sayre Richard Middletown Music Club Robert Shaw Chorale Miami University Shaw Chorale Bach Dem Horn Haydn Giacomo Carissimi

New Rainwear Brightens Gloomy Days

Weather outlook message highlights affordable rainwear with stylish Vinyl styles including Inverness capes Chesterfields and Princess coats. Rain suits with tunic skirts and matching hoods shown in opaque and clear vinyls with leopard prints rhinestones and matching scarves.

Carolyn Ebel and Dan Yount Exchange Vows

Miss Carolyn Jean Ebel married Dan Yount son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Yount of Erie Avenue on Friday March 3 at 7 30 pm at the First Christian Church. The Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiated. Bouquets of white mums and gladioli adorned the ceremony. The bride wore a white satin ballerina gown with empire bodice and three quarter sleeves. Her fingertip veil was secured by a satin head band. Matron of honor was Mrs Norman Griffin. bridesmaid Miss Martha O Neill. They wore pale green and blue lace over satin frocks with satin headbands. Best man was Robert Ehret. ushers Ed ward Masek John Early Jim White and Charles Kenry. A reception followed in the church social room. The couple, both Middletown High School and Ohio State University graduates, plan to live in Florida.

Carolyn Jean Ebel Dan Yount Henry A. Yount Erie Avenue First Christian Church Ronald A. Ebel Hetzler Road Middletown Edwin Bobbitt Giadioli Norman Griffin Martha O'Neill Robert Ehret Canton Edward Masek John Early Jim White Charles Kenry Chester Cottongim Georgia Storey Janet McNabb Mary Wilson Middletown High School Ohio State University Florida

Lawmaker Struggles Under Paper Doll Bill Flap

In Jefferson City Missouri AP reports a Missouri House bill introduced Thursday is found with eight paper dolls neatly cut from a newspaper stuck between its pages. The scene highlights mounting pressures on lawmakers as the unusual artifact draws attention to the legislative process.

Jefferson City. Mo Missouri House of Representatives

Leftover Egg Thought To Make Crispy Veal Chops Creations

A fragment discusses using leftover beaten egg to coat veal chops or fish fillets, then frying in a greased skillet until firm and serving in clear soup. It also suggests rich pastry using flour butter and cream cheese blended with pastry steps.

Planning to meet visiting firemen in town

A club counselor suggests coordinating with the local Chamber of Commerce and Adult Education Council to locate events and agencies that book visiting firemen. He warns about fees and timing and notes high demand may keep letters unopened if the person is busy with travel.

China New York

Publicity and practice of do gooders in the press

A skeptical note questions why community helpers seek newspaper attention. It argues public service and publicity are different, noting leaders may accept publicity to promote a project yet feel embarrassed by the attention. The writer urges humility over fame.

Paying tribute at fundraisers who deserves recognition

Meredith questions the practice of honoring largest donors at payoff parties. She notes some groups award special certificates to big donors, while others argue all gifts reflect sacrifice. She favors general appreciation for all attendees over specific accolades for top contributors.

How Can Bulletin Editor Hit Bull's Eye

A bulletin editor should have a nose for news and a willingness to learn editing and layout rules. She must work well with people, train herself to distinguish publishable material, set the bulletin’s aims, and possess the patience of a proofreader. Above all, a sense of humor is essential to cope with criticism and errors.

S. M. Smedley S. W. Smedley

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