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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1976

Page

14

Middletown BPW Club Grants First Scholarship To Barbara Osborne

Barbara Jean Osborne, of 4516 Creekview Drive, receives the Middletown Chapter BPW Education Fund scholarship, a $125 award supporting her sophomore year at Miami University Middletown Campus. Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Osborne, will earn an associate degree in secretarial science in June and plans night classes toward a bachelor's in public relations. She has worked as a gym aide, secretary, and tutor at MUM and was active in dramatics and Rainbow Assembly in high school. Trustees are Mrs. George Anthony chair, with Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. John Zecher.

Middletown Barbara Jean Osborne Creekview Drive Miami University Osborne Herbert L Osborne The Cam MUM Miss Osborne Lynn Darbyshire Developmental Education Rainbow Assembly BPW Education Fund George Anthony Robert Bell John Zecher

Passage to Ararat discussed by literature group

The Current Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. P. F. Johnson’s home to review Michael J. Arlen’s Passage to Ararat. Mrs. Howard Stalker described Arlen’s exploration of Armenian identity and the family bond set against Armenian history ending in the early 20th century under Ottoman rule.

Ararat Michael J. Arlen American Association of University Women P. F. Johnson Howard Stalker Arlen Armenia

Group progressive dinner set for April 27

Movin On will be the theme of a progressive dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday April 27 for members and their husbands of Preceptor Alpha Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Hosts include Mr and Mrs James Ronto The Alameda for cocktails and appetizers then Jackson Street for salad. Main course and dessert at Marshall Road hosts Mr and Mrs Cecil Wooddell. Mrs Don Perkins chairs.

Love 38 TM Reg US Pal OF Al nights reserved

The item lists reserved nights for a Love 38 touring production in Los Angeles with legal registry details noted by the Times in 1976.

Los Angeles Times

Gracious Grandmothers Club Plans Regional and National Meet

Yesterday the Gracious Grandmothers Club discussed upcoming events including a regional luncheon May 6 at 11 am at the Dayton YMCA and a regional meeting April 15 at Stouffer's Inn with Annie Gann the national president in attendance. The regional convention is set for October with an April 16 session. Members reported on a Dayton meeting and showcased handmade jewelry with notes on its country histories.

Gracious Grandmothers’ Club Womens Center Organization On the Dayton Demarius Herpich James Mattson Calvin Taylor Charles Delp H.F. Layman Delbert Denzel

Spring Back to 76 Cotillion Dance Planned at Manchester Inn

The April 24 Cotillion dinner dance at the Manchester Inn features a 7 p.m social hour in the junior ballroom and an 8 p.m. buffet. Cecil Young's Orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Co chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson with committee members Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ed Combs Mr. and Mrs. William Carson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wolner.

Manchester Inn Cecil Young William Davidson Poinciana Road Herbert Brown Ed Combs William Carson John Wolner

Booth project on agenda

The Holy Trinity Ladies Society will meet at 7 30 p m today in the church lounge to finalize plans for a fruit booth at the Middle town Mall Community Bazaar May 6 8. Also on the agenda is a report on the society’s annual garage sale by Miss Mary Dillon.

Holy Trinity Ladies Society Middletown Mall Mary Dillon

Ohio OMTA recital features senior piano pupils Saturday

A group of piano students will perform at the Ohio Music Teachers Association recital starting 3 30 pm at the Women's Center. The event honors high school seniors and includes seniors Peggy oakley April Loveless and Jerry Abner with their teachers. Velma Cox and Sheila Cox lead the audience in singing America the Beautiful, with additional participants listed and an OMTA Boys Recital planned for April 10.

Ohio Music Teachers Association Women’s Center Peggy oOagaavid Oakley April Loveless Devon Adams Susan Shanefelt Irene Journelle Price Jerry Abner William H. Kenny Mary Lou Frey Mary Sulfsted Martha Nuck Joseph Atkinson Jr Jeff Rolph William Makley Velma Cox Richard Lautensleger Benita Osborn Andrew Szabo Sandina Rivizzino Gerald Squire Sharon Chase Theresa Greene Homer Weikel Velma Sheila Cox Lautensleger

Pie Making Tip Uses Cherry Water Pack Cans

A handy note for bakers states that a 1 pound can of water pack tart red cherries yields about 1 cups drained weight and a little more than two thirds cup juice.

Dance reservations open for Italian lodge event in West Middletown

Frank D. Vitori Lodge 2142 of the Order of Sons of Italy in America invites the public to a dance at the DAV Hall West Middletown from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Co chairmen Lou Agoston and Carl Amatulli with Dr. Vincent Rivizzino and Justin Micomonaco handle reservations. The Seven Sharp, an 11 piece Cincinnati orchestra, will perform and Dr James Puccio will prepare sausage sandwiches.

Frank D. Vitori Lodge Order of Sons of Italy America Lou Agoston Carl Amatulli Vincent Rivizzino Justin Micomonaco DAV Hall West Middletown Seven Sharp Cincinnati

Fudge Cutting Tip for Neat Uniform Pieces

A test kitchen tip suggests lining the pan with buttered foil and letting fudge cool before removing it. Lift the block onto a cutting board to slice into neat uniform pieces.

Officers Elected at Tops OH 549 Meeting

Tops OH 549 elected officers for 1976 at Union Chapel Methodist Church led by Hazel Sears for the eighth year as leader with Francis Conarroe as co-leader. Dottie Hall was treasurer with Pauline ereee and Juanita Back as weight recorder. Joanne McGill won the Queen of the Month with runner-up Dottie Hall. Hazel Sears named KOPS of the Month. The club has 30 active members and meets weekly at 9 a.m. at the church.

Tops OH Union Chapel Methodist Church Hazel Sears Francis Conarroe Dottie Hall Pauline Ereee Juanita Back Joanne McGill Kops

Also Mentioned on This Page

BPW Club Barbara Osborne Don Perkins Social Sylvia Flint Edward Hazelwood Glenna Peter Ray Young J.A. Hamm E.O. Long J.F Seibold Sr Ellison Young Joffe’s Joffe Central Avenue James Puccio Ayr-Way 1701 South University
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