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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
6
A narrator jokes about a magazine guide to Geisha makeup to transform a mouseburger face. Steps include pale blue base, bright eyelids, stark white skin substitute, and black eyeliner with blue accents, ending with a dramatic Geisha red lip and brows.
Fourteen guests attended the American Business Women Association Hand of Friendship Ten event yesterday at Armco Girls' Holiday House. Janice Wetzel welcomed members and guests, with ABWA president and officers presenting histories, fashions from Filsons and Capozzi Shoes, and a piano performance by Terri Bradford.
The Santa Fe Opera plans six productions from July 1 to August 26 in Santa Fe New Mexico. Three are new including the American premiere of Aribert Reimann's Melusine. New productions of Mozart Don Giovanni and Debussy Pelleas et Melisande are also featured.
Mr and Mrs Ralph E Bare of Dayton announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lynn to Lee M Knepshield son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Knepshield The couple plan to marry June 24 Nancy is an Ohio University graduate and education director at Alexander Smith College in Boston He plans to resume studies at Ohio University in the fall
Festivities leading to the Noblet Roberts wedding include a Friday rehearsal dinner at Forest Hills Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs James Roberts of Westville Indiana. The church ceremony follows Saturday at 7 30 p.m. with a reception in the Great Hall.
Ida Morningstar Chapter will honor Coming Event Side Liners at the Easter meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St Mrs Henry Day and Marion Satterfield will conduct the meeting Social hour after is organized by Mrs James King Mrs Herbert Kelhoffer and Mrs Billy Moses
Local births report multiple families welcoming newborns this week including Morrie and Morris Conley Franklin and Wheeler Franklin. Dismissals list a variety of residents from Franklin Jackson Camden Lebanon and Trenton with hospital releases and patient notes.
Chardelle Weber serves as Women’s Editor while Asher contributes as Staff Writer. The new arrangement highlights coverage of women’s issues and society topics with Weber guiding tone and oversight.
AP Newsfeatures analyzes wage scales showing non supervisory industry workers at 3.36 per hour for a 36.9 hour week. A minute equals 5.6 cents, meaning coffee breaks and chatter cost about 218 annually, with higher earners losing more per minute. A DIY time study helps individuals measure actual daily time use and improve efficiency.
The 16th annual May Breakfast at First United Methodist Church will be held May 4, moving from Wednesday to Thursday. Mrs. Riley Upton is chairman with Mrs. Harold Morrison as co chair. Heading committees include Mrs. Helen Alstaetter and Mrs. Fred Stein for tickets and Mrs. Eu gene Frazer for reservations.
New officers for TOPS Ohio 369 Middletown were announced at the seventh annual Award Night at the Women’s Center. Vicki Highley leads with co‑leader Diana Williamson. secretary Christi Gibson. treasurer Mabel Ratcliff. weight and assistant weight recorders, and more. Karen Nelson crowned 1971 Queen with trophy and roses. 1971 weight loss 30 pounds 44. Deb Durbin highlighted for a 90‑pound loss and dress size drop.
Members of the Middletown Women’s Republican Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the University Branch of the Fifth National Bank on Sunset Street. Raymond Fening a political science professor at Miami University Middletown Campus will discuss the impact of population policies on national power.
The Association for Children with Learning Disabilities meets Tuesday at the West Side Federal Savings and Loan Building in Hamilton from 8 to 9 p.m. A film on Early Recognition of Learning Disabilities will follow with discussion led by Mrs. Thomas Scott. Next month Dr. Marlene Bierley from Wright State University will speak in Middletown April 18 at Miami University Logan T. Johnston Hall.
Clara Heidemann, president of Natural Bridge Caverns near New Braunfels, is elected as the new president of the National Caves Association, as reported from Texas.
The Coterie plans a Spring Into Spring dinner dance on April 8 at the Hamilton Elks Country Reservation. Deadline for reservations is April 1. Har ry Miller of Monroe and fellow organizers handle arrangements. Ron Purvis Orchestra will play 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dinner starts 7:30 p.m. An award goes to the guest wearing the most unusual spring tie.
An advertisement in Hamilton promotes a free Beltone hearing aid replica. The unobligated offer includes a tiny, wire-free ear unit weighing under one ounce and can be tried at home. Readers are invited to write or call Beltone Hearing Aid Service at Room 400, Rentschler Bldg. Hamilton Ohio 895-4851.
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