Middletown AAUW Discusses School Finances and Levee Outlook
Middletown AAUW meeting at the Women's Center heard Mrs. Richard M. Wilson outline the city district budget for 1972 totaling 13.7 million dollars with 22.4 mills from current taxation and a 5.60 mill levy renewal needed to avoid cutting about one third of income. Mrs. Robert Kent cited 651,000 dollars in state and federal earmarked funds. The group also elected new officers and noted a 186-member branch, with plans and events through March and April and a potential end to the May can collection due to the proposed recycling center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown City
Richard M. Wilson
AAUW
Th Women’s Center
Wilson
League of Women Voters
Robert Kent
LWV
Middletown
Wayne Anderson
Bernard Straub
Middletown Area
Florence Powell
J. J. Canfield
P. F. Johnson
Ross Hill
George Crout
Middletown Public Library
Ross H. Compton
William H. Schaefer
Family Practitioner Update Emerges In New Medical Field
Dr Constance Holt, a tall, stylish New Yorker, advocates family practice as a new medical specialty that handles preventive care and ongoing family needs. She notes practitioners must complete a three year residency and board exams to gain accreditation and equal standing with other specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Constance Holt
Holt
New York City
Hampton Institute
Howard University
Santa Barbara
Calif
Rochester
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Cme
Freedman’s Hospital
College alums plan Universal Communion observance
Middletown area alumnae of the College of Mount St. Joseph plan the 13th Universal Communion Observance with a 10 a.m. Mass at St. Mary's Church and a breakfast at 3008 Sheldon Road hosted by Mrs. Donald Goodman and Mrs. Raymond J. Pettebaum. Sister Paula Gonzalez will speak. 40 local alumnae live in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
College of Mount St. Joseph
Ohio
Middletown Area
The
St. Mary's Church
Central Avenue
Paula Gonzalez
Goodman
Duplicate Winners Announced at Midl Town Duplicate Bridge
Mrs Herschel Greenham and Glenn Selby won north south at Temple Beth Sholom with a 4. Runners up were Mrs Kenneth Shafer and Mrs Heber Jones 90 and Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr 89. East west winners were J T Lamb and Glenn Selby 98 Dan MacLean and Paul Smith 96 Richard Peters and Josephine Armstrong 93. Average at eight tables was 84. No session next week due to National Duplicate Bridge Tournament in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Greenham
Glenn Selby
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Kenneth Shafer
Heber Jones
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
J. T. Lamb
Dan MacLean
Paul Smith
Richard Peters
Josephine Armstrong
Cincinnati
Births and Family Notices From Franklin And Louisville
Vital statistics list multiple birth announcements and personal notices. Families named include Mr. and Mrs. James E Banks with a boy born today at Grandview Drive Franklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Walsh II of Louisville with a boy born March 13 at St. Anthony Hospital. Other entries name individuals and addresses in Franklin, Elk Creek Road, Roosevelt Ave, First Ave, Monroe, Tren ton, Highland, Locust, and Camden. Hospital patient number 424-1871 appears for Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Banks
Grandview Drive
Franklin
Charles E. Walsh
Louisville
St. Anthony Hospital
Roosevelt Ave
Albert Essex
First Ave
Kathy Fletcher
Jesse Fletcher
Franklin St. James Herron
Monroe
Roger D. Banks
Elk Creek Road
Willie Combs
Highland St
Donna K K. Lairson
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
The Ups And Downs Of Living In A Two Story House
A humorous account of moving to a two story home and the daily chaos. The writer jokes about guests wandering upstairs, mislaid items, and the hazards of stairs from bottom middle and top. Residents learn to cope with mischief and practical annoyances.
Rehearsal Dinner For Franklin Bride To Be Gretchen Carter
Mr and Mrs William J Carter host a Friday rehearsal dinner at Clock Restaurant for William Michael Carter and Miss Gretchen Carter. The couple will wed Saturday at First Christian Church with a reception to follow. Attendees include family friends from Middletown and Florence Kentucky. The double ring ceremony is at 730 p.m. with a church reception afterwards. Pre nuptial showers have been held including a March 5 co hosted shower and a Bill Knapp s luncheon for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Carter
Bechtel Drive
Franklin
William Michael Carter
Gretchen Carter
Clock
First Christian Church
Herbert Carter
Harlan St
Helen Lewis
Donald Keith
Bob Swartz
Sidney Vinnell
Ben Swartz
Edwin Bobbitt
Middletown
Jane Ann Carter
Rebecca Frazier
John Tolliver
Glenn Gibbs
Richard Engel
Heidi Engel
Florence
Miss Carter
Arcadia Drive
Bill Knapp
Food Service Meeting Set at Middletown High
The Southwestern School Food Service Association plans its first spring meeting at Middletown High School cafeteria. A buffet dinner will be served at 7 15. The association includes people employed in Middletown area school cafeterias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern School Food Service Association
Middletown High School
Chapter Meeting Hosted By Johnston Home Members Mention National Defense
Mrs J P Johnston hosted Lt Richard Stockton Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists for the March gathering. Mrs V C Thompson spoke on National Defense and Jeannette Niederlander reviewed Marco Paul on the Erie Canal by Jacob Abbott, 1852. Mrs James Aubley assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Johnston
Richard Stockton
Daughters of the American Colonists
V. C. Thompson
Jeannette Niederlander
Marco Paul
Erie Canal
Jacob Abbott
James Aubley
Middletown War MothersPlan Ham and Bean Luncheon
Plans are set for a ham and bean luncheon sponsored March 16 by the Middletown Chapter of the American War Mothers at the Legion Home on 116 S. Main St. Tickets cost 75 cents for children and 1.25 dollars for adults, available at the Legion auditorium door during 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A business meeting will follow the luncheon. Mrs. E. E. Jones serves as chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
Legion Home
S. Main St
Legion Auditorium
E. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iona Asher
Monty Allen
U.S
Widdletown Epping Center
Pettebaum
Mitchell
William T. Burt
Clay Wolfe
Smith Ave
David Dennis
Trenton
Marlin Wagers
William Moon
Bellomonte
Corwin Tucker
Daniel Whisman
Locust St
Donald Ross
Edgar Ross
Camden
William Dennis
Columbia
Mary Mackey
Clark
Village Custom Shop
Food Service
Johnston Home
Protektiv
Duane
House of Quality Shoes
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Edgewood Inn
State ST
Ronnie Allman
Ronnie
Dayton
Tina
Allman
Larell New York School of Coloring
Larry Moore
Greater Middletown
Roosevelt Blvd
Blue Ball Dairy
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