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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
2
A recipe from Cecily Brownstone explains using no melt chocolate for brownies to keep them soft. The method warns not to overbake and suggests baking until a firm crust forms, with walnuts, vanilla, eggs, and flour in specific proportions for moist results.
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Ronald Forrest nee Susan Tibbs was hosted by her sister Mrs Harold Townsend and Mrs Louis Kramer at the Tibbs home on Columbia Avenue. Attendees included Mrs James Goforth Miss Joyce Tibbs Mrs Henry Howard and others. Forrest is the son of Mrs Gertrude Forrest of Woodlawn Avenue and the couple reside at 1719 Carolina Street after marrying February 26 at Christ Methodist Church.
Henry Whitt aged 42 of 1509 Jacoby Ave pleaded guilty to nonsupport of four children and was placed on probation in Domestic Relations Court before Judge David Black.
Dr. Stanley Lusby head of the department of religion at Miami University will be guest speaker at the 10 30 a m worship service. His subject is Calling to Which We are Called. Church school starts at 9 30 a m.
Insurance firm John Dobrozs Jr Ins Inc located at 1820 First Ave Middletown GA 3 4696 appears in a listing with contact details. The entry provides the company name street address city state and telephone number for direct inquiries.
Dayton District Methodist women celebrate the 25th anniversary at the First Methodist Church in Greenville with 500 women from 67 societies expected to register at 9 a.m. Special guests include Dr and Mrs Paul Getty of Saginaw Michigan who have returned from Ganta Liberia to speak on the mission work and surgical advances.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haley won the Howell movement at the Forest Hills Duplicate Bridge Club yesterday with a score of 43 percent Their teammates were Mr and Mrs Glenn Selby in second place at 37 percent and Mr and Mrs William Kash in third at 35 percent The overall average at four tables was 31 percent The next bridge date is March 26.
Mrs Turner R Powers hosted the Goodwill Mothers Club at her Christel Avenue home yesterday. Fifteen members and guest Mrs Brown Shaffer attended. Mrs George S Fletcher led the business session noting a Cancer Society letter of appreciation for mailing help.
Twenty one prime ministers from the British Commonwealth will meet in London from June 17 through June 25 to discuss shared interests and cooperation. The gathering marks a key forum for policy dialogue among member nations.
Channel line up includes 7:30 PM Class AA Basketball finals from UC Fieldhouse and first round of top college teams. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player compete for prize money. Also Bold Men stunt series and Flipper final episode. Li'l Abner 1959 film with Peter Palmer Leslie Parrish. On Gun Smoke Matt faces a challenged authority.
The Rev. Bob Helm spoke to 130 First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association members about his fraternal work in Cookeville area poverty projects. He described teaching retarded children, a distant high school, and limited activities, with a proposed Federal aided program starting near April.
Mrs Mallory Bell presided after Circles Three Six luncheon. Mrs Ray Sloan said the association budget will be reached soon and tote bags were requested for Granado Mission in Arizona. Rev R W Galloway noted plans for special prayers and services including a 2 PM march to the post office and 8 PM service at First Methodist Church.
The Rev. Jerome Schulz will speak on When Jesus Was Lower Than God at the 10:35 a.m. worship service Sunday at Greenbush Evangelical United Brethren Church.
The Rev Charles Foley will address the congregation at the 10 30 a m worship service during Sunday activities at the Community Bible Church of God. His talk titled A Little will be given as part of the morning service.
Vital statistics report numerous births with names and addresses across Franklin Monroe Selma and Sheridan areas. It lists boys and girls born yesterday and today including Watkins, Howard, Morgan, Hagins, Trent, and other families, followed by discharges from local facilities and notes on several individuals with residences and parent names.
Puzzle notes list several clues including lung 31 distribute 32 overwhelmed 33 golf clubs 37 joined 38 fold 39 money of account and an average solve time of 24 minutes. King Features Syndicate credit appears at bottom.
Hamilton David Barker, 5879 Brown Road Oxford, was taken to Middletown Hospital for a gunshot wound after a misfired 2 caliber rifle while he and his brother Ralph, 10, checked traps on their grandfather’s farm. The slug entered his left wrist.
Mrs. J. G. Wikoff of Schirm Drive and Mrs. James L. Cast of Monroe represented the Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter at the 66th annual Ohio Society DAR conference. The event featured an Ohio State Officer's Club Banquet, an Indian Breakfast, a formal banquet with Judge C. William O'Neil speaking, and musical interludes.
The Butler County sheriff's office logged three thefts at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street. Gary Lee Stacey reported a stolen 1958 car while he bowled. Gary Williams said four hubcaps missing from his parked car behind the building. Mrs. Plummer Hollon reported a bowling equipment set stolen valued at $70.
First Presbyterian invites worshipers to two services at 9 and 10 30 a.m with Dr Russell Galloway delivering a sermon titled Today in Paradise Church school opens at 9 a.m.
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