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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
5
A reader laments guilt from dietary rules and coffee use while describing adjustments to meals and calcium intake. The note touches on adrenal hormones, blood sugar, craving cycles, and a wish for serenity at home with cats and yogurt as part of the plan.
A list of birth notices shows multiple families from Carlisle Lebanon Trenton and Colorado Springs welcoming girls and boys yesterday and today. Names include Collins Smith Sorrell Terrill Arnold Gross Bowles Muthert Meeker Hayes Dennis Dobrozsi Haddix Seay Lacey Turell Bailey Reeves Denisi Bronnenberg O Neill Hall Lansaw Blankenship Billings Michael and others linked to various streets and towns.
Coterie members plan spring dinner dance on April 8 at the Hamilton Elks Country Club with reservations accepted by Monroe hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mueller announce the event and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller handle reservations. Ron Purvis Orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dinner is at 7:30 p.m.
A Church of Christ outreach extols the Bible as a divine library of sixty six books written by about forty men and translated into over a thousand languages. It presents Scripture as living words and invites readers to enroll in a free Bible correspondence course from the Middletown Ohio church.
Lara Hanau, assistant professor at the University of Kentucky, promotes a study technique called Statement Pie. Since its creation about ten years ago it has aided nearly 1,000 learners by categorizing material into statements and Pie, go-betweens, and overall organization.
Chardelle Weber and Iona Asher cover local government issues, community events, and notable developments shaping the city. The team provides concise, timely updates and on scene reporting from government meetings and public forums.
Parties and showers begin for Miss Sara Burns and Maxey Allen Tate ahead of their April 1 wedding. Events include a March 7 miscellaneous shower at the John Sawyer home on S. Dixie Highway, a March 9 hospitalities shower on Ronald Drive, and a March 18 party hosted by the Burns parents on Park Avenue Franklin. Additional celebrations take place in Waco Kentucky with Tate family hosts. The couple will wed at 4 p.m. in the Burns home.
Professional square dance caller Jerry Helt from Cincinnati will conduct an April 21 event hosted by Xi Epsilon Kappa Beta Sigma Phi at Verity Middle School Johns Road. The 8 to 11 p.m. public dance supports a charity fund with tickets 3 dollars per couple, no reservations needed.
In Trenton WSM Homemakers met at Mrs. Beaty for cobweb dusters and a March program by Mrs. Carpenter. They scheduled a bus trip for April 27 to Lee Wards Shop in Columbus and set May 25 as the next meeting hosted by Mrs. Rupp.
Robert English 20 bake shop employee 1115 First Ave and Candace Viars 18 5312 Vine St. Benjamin Wilson Jr 23 patrolman 2908 N Verity Pkwy and Ernestine Holmes 22 invoice clerk 918 Delaware Ave. Richard Rogers 28 insurance supervisor 320 N Marshall Rd and Kay Krumagen 23 teacher 121 Harrison St.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Clendenin of 408 S Sutphin St will host a rehearsal dinner next Friday at the Peerless Mill Inn in Miamisburg honoring their son and his fiance Mrs Bonnie Barker and their wedding party. Attendees include Fern Day and Jesse Day Denise Foster Tod Barker Rev Clifford Stearns James Wallace and others prior to the April 1 ceremony at Faith United Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m.
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