Jones Pleska ties the knot in Lebanon ceremony
Philip Louis Pleska wed Miss Jennifer Lynn Jones on March 10 at the bride’s parents home in Lebanon. The couple plans to live in Lebanon where Pleska serves as Warren County assistant prosecutor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
10
Philip Louis Pleska wed Miss Jennifer Lynn Jones on March 10 at the bride’s parents home in Lebanon. The couple plans to live in Lebanon where Pleska serves as Warren County assistant prosecutor.
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected officers led by Mrs. Bernie Straub as president at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Jerry Heidenreich. Other officers include Mrs. Denver Noggle vice president and Mrs. Jim Lide recording secretary. The group planned their May 12 breakfast and named Outstanding Young Women of America for 1973. Pamela Rhoads spoke on her world tour with Wittenberg University Choir.
Debbie Warrick crowned TOPS queen for 1972 at the Ohio Chapter 369 event held at the Women’s Center. She reported nearly 51 pounds lost. Connie King and Warrick won divisions. Erma Poffenbarger and Mabel Ratcliff were KOPS and runner-up. Virginia Gibson Miss Correspondence. Connie King Miss Inspiration and Enthusiasm. Vicki Highley announced Connie King and Chris Semmler as new chapter leader and co-leader. officers include Mickey Dixon secretary Opal Miller treasurer and Warrick weight recorder.
Jefferson Lodge 90 Lincoln Lodge 693 and William Verity Lodge 760 F and AM sponsor a spring dinner dance at the Manchester Motor Inn from 7 to 8 p m with dancing to midnight. The Antioch Troubadours of Dayton provide music. Tickets available from lodge officers.
Bridal party named for March 31 ceremony at Yankee Road Church of God. Miss Juanita Sue McClary to wed Joel Russell with matron of honor Mrs. Gary Coomer and bridesmaids Mrs. Robert Duffey and Mrs. Wayne Hall. Best man Hugh Parker with ushers Gary Coomer and Wayne Hall. Flower girls Denisha and Delano Oaks. ringbearer Hugh Kenneth Parker. Rev. Rodney Williams to officiate at 2:30 p.m. ceremony. organist Robert Batze. Reception hosted by Mrs. Hugh Parker at the American Legion Hall. Multiple showers held March 9 to 11 at First National Bank Community Room and Coomer Lodge Peasttown. another shower planned at Highland Street home.
The A Cristonian board plans a meeting at 8 p m tomorrow at 106 Kenwood Drive home of Mrs Al Decatur Jr All chapter presidents and delegates are invited to attend
Behind the scenes of the 1973 High Fever Follies stage crew builds scenery for Middletown Hospital Auxiliary fundraiser at Miami University Middletown. William Miller foreman for Armco echoes the ham spirit while artist Jim Lehmkuhl tightens sketches and director Peter Hamilton plans quick scene builds. Performances run Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in Dave Finkelman Auditorium.
Forty players competed in a quarterly tournament at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room. North south winners were Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr Paul Smith, Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. C. M. Woodruff, and Mrs. Vernon Jones with Mrs. Clarence Clemens. East west tie for first went to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodman and Mrs. William Frees with Mrs. Lavonne Marchetti. Runners up were Mrs. C. W. Rohrtsen and Mrs. R. C. Manuel.
A humorous portrait contrasts gendered attitudes to cars with a runnish vehicle that “picksety-boos” demanding repair. The narrator recalls a door handle that fell off and a husband endlessly shuttling the car to the shop while contemplating a sleek French alternative and a Pooh book diversion for the children.
The Woman’s Missionary Society will sponsor a bean supper this Friday from 4 to 7 PM at the church. Adults pay 1 and children 12 and under 50 cents. Menu includes a beverage salad corn bread and homemade desserts with proceeds for missions. Plans were discussed in the March session led by president Mrs Don Bradford.
Mrs. George Brooks outlined animal vegetable and mineral fibers and man-made options like vinyl polyester and dacron at the Critique Literary Society meeting held at Mrs. Howard Wren's home on Poppy Drive. She described yarn as fabric construction and explained sandwich construction and dyeing affecting fabric hand. Guests Mrs. Helen Larsen and Mrs. Christine McNabb attended. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hegg joined. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Brooks' Locust Lane home.
Graduate Gary L. Willis son of Mr and Mrs J Willard Willis of 368 Yankee Road will receive a bachelor of science degree in forestry Saturday in winter commencement ceremonies at Michigan Technological University in Houghton Michigan.
Quick cut nail clippers trim nails to size and a fine file finishes. Soothe nicks and scrapes with hazel based care and high quality tools for tidy nails.
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