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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1975
Page
5
A sisterly feud erupts over a diva cat Loretta and a chaotic home stay. The narrator endures the pet’s mischief from annoying meows at 2 to 5 am to dishwashing, muddy plants, and trespass on the lace tablecloth as Lou seeks favors from afar. The piece captures sibling friction with sharp humor.
The Auxiliary to the Senior Citizens sponsors a dessert and card party on April 1 at the Women's Center. Proceeds aid the Senior Citizens Center. Tickets are 1.50 each from Mrs. Robert Reiner or Mrs. Fred Ziegler, or at the center. Guests bring their own cards and play after dessert at 1 30 p.m.
Ralph Hesson of 21 Magnolia Drive completes his physical education studies and earns a Master’s in Education from Xavier University. He previously earned a Bachelor’s degree from Marshall University.
Inglewood chapel owner Edie Steinmetz discusses confidential marriages allowing couples to wed without licenses or blood tests. The process records with the county but requires no standard proof, drawing older couples, former spouses, and those wanting privacy while sparing social stigma.
Beta Chapter of Delta Chi Sigma Sorority and Delta Chapter of Dayton plan a March 19 joint dinner at Benjamin's Restaurant Franklin Square to install Middletown officers led by Mrs. Reintjes president and Mrs. Dineen recording secretary.
Rehearsal for the High Fever Follies will take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. If weather or other issues cause cancellation, participants will be contacted by telephone. The show raises funds for a xeroradiography unit at Middletown Hospital Auxiliary.
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