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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1962

Page

8

Forest Hills Spring Formal Set April 14

Forest Hills Coun try Club announces its annual spring formal at the Manchester Motor Inn with a cocktail party at 8 00 pm and dancing to Harry Jack Walton's orchestra from 9 pm to 1 am Saturday April 14 Reservations close April 1 with hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Pratt and a committee handling publicity decorations and other details

Forest Hills Country Club Les Leighton Forest Hills Manchester Motor Inn Rose Room Harry Jack Walton Harry Pratt Poinciana Rd Richard Brandenburg William Rehse James Kernan Arnold Grine Ray Miles Frank Troutvise Walter Boutson Tony Elie William Kash

Piano Recital Planned by Mrs Leasure

Mrs Robert Leasure presents her piano recital Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Girls Club marking the fifth annual recital. She belongs to the Ohio Music Teachers Association. Participants include Debra Siegworth Becky Peters Cheryl Peters Lynn Rotherme Lynn Weatherby Janis Ireland Jim Daly Jennifer Clifton Tom Mahan Sue Ellen Minge John Miller Karen Miller Carol Roberts Lizanne Perry Shari Comos Barbara Farmer John Harris Carol Greenup.

Robert Leasure Leasure Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Debra Siegworth Becky Peters Cheryl Peters Lynn Rotherme Lynn Weatherby Janis Ireland Jim Daly Jennifer Clifton Tom Mahan Sue Ellen Minge John Miller Karen Miller Carol Roberts Lizanne Perry

Who Is My Neighbor Program At Zion Lutheran

Mrs. C J Thompson led a Women of the Church meeting at Zion Lutheran Church home of Mrs A L Yingst. She spoke on Who Is My Neighbor and read The Next House. Mrs Malcolm Reed read Beneath The Cross of Jesus and Mrs Alvin Bennett led group singing.

C. J. Thompson Zion Lutheran Church A. L. Yingst

Mrs. Morgan Hosts Book Review on Rural Free

Mrs. B. D. Morgan reviewed Rural Free by Rachel Peden for the Current Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women at Mrs. Glenn Hempstead’s Thorny Acres home. Members and guests attended. next session will be April 25 at Mrs. Lingrel’s 2105 Linden Ave with a review by Mrs. Dwight Townsend.

B. D. Morgan Rachel Peden American Association of University Women Glenn Hempstead Locust Lane Thorny Acres Indiana J. J. Canfield Alan Crout H. P. Gaw P. F. Johnson E. B. Klein Elo. Lingrel D. T. Morgan W. J. Saunders Jr Fred Johnson G. E. Thomas Gordon Higham

Flavorful gelatin dessert from canned fruit juice

When juice from canned fruit is unused, use it to make a flavored gelatin dessert. Serve with plain cream or unsweetened whipped cream for a light, simple finish.

Guest Day Speaker Urges Attention to Mental Illness

Dr. Martin Rush told the Guided Study Club at the Girls' Club that mental illness is the leading health problem in America, noting half of hospital beds are for the mentally ill and many patients go unnamed outside medical settings. He cited auto accidents, crime roots, and hidden sufferers, followed by a dessert luncheon for 100 attendees.

America Martin Rush Guided Study Club Girls’ Club Rush Tient Dr. Rush

Federation Board Outlines Middletown Women Club Plans

The Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs met at Mrs. G C Thomas’s Aberdeen Drive home. President Mrs. Ralph Irons described plans and promised letters to presidents and delegates. The next general meeting is April 26 at 8 p.m. at the Girls’ Club with guest speaker Mrs. William Robinson. A music program by Middletown Civic Symphony audition winners was announced. Next board meeting is April 10.

Middletown Greene & Ladd

Middletown Y-Teen Spring Style Show Draws Big Crowd

More than 500 guests attended the Y Teen Spring Style Show at Middletown High School auditorium under the Key to Fashion theme. Marilyn Wolfe welcomed attendees as Connie Stubbs narrated the fashion presentation featuring Irving's, the Claradon Hat and Blouse Shop, with music by the Middletown Triple Trio. Ruth McConaughy advised the program as faculty chair.

Middletown High School Marilyn Wolfe All Y-Teenriangles Connie Stubbs Irving Claradon Middletown Triple Trio Ruth McConaughy

Travel Notes From Jungle Gardens Visit

Recent visitors at Jungle Gardens in Sarasota Florida include Mr and Mrs Jack D Baird and their family from Yankee Road detailing a family outing at the garden location during the season.

Sarasota, Fla Jack D Baird Yankee Road

Church Groups Continue Latin America Study at Homes

Afternoon circles of the First Presbyterian Church held in members’ homes studied Latin America on Wednesday. Circle Six met at Mrs. W. W. Black’s Orlando Drive residence with 20 members. Circle Seven gathered at Mrs. Otto Doring’s Highland Street with 18 members. Circle Eight met at Mrs. James Kunkler’s Schirm Drive with 24 members and a guest. The programs were led by various members and hostesses assisted by noted names.

First Presbyterian Church Latin America Circle Six W. W. Black Orlando Drive Ralph Knight Howard Cromwell Program Joseph Darragh P. F. Johnson Dale Felton Mary Humphreys William Storer Laura Adams Circle Seven Otto Doring Highland Street Lois Brown Wesley Rowles Jon Prows W. C. Neel Dale Wiley Circle Eight James Kunkler Schirm Drive James Wycoff J. P. Butterfield F. B. Chapman Walter Carr God's Psychiatry Ira Kern W. J.saunders

Local Birth Announcements From Franklin Area Families

Birth notices list five local couples welcomed babies yesterday or today including Robinson Jones and Media tosa. Out of town entries note a March 24 birth for the Christy family with listed grandparents. Also referenced are residents at 3725 Fiesta Way, Bobby Chambers and Betty Jo Baker.

Donald Robinson S. Verity Parkway Melvin Jones Martz - Paullin Road Franklin Robert J. Dunn Springboro James R. Mediatosa Moyer Drive Thomas O'Conner Trenton - Franklin Road West Midletown Ronald Jeffery Grand Ave Bobby R. Chambers Fiesta Way Betty Jo Baker

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Ray Wagers aged 22 U S Army residing 2311 Oneka Street and Naomi Back aged 16 of 17 South Grimes Street. Danie Walter Jr aged 25 timekeeper of 9005 Mohawk Street and Vernaouch aged 19 waitress of 1509 Woodlawn Avenue. Eldon Lewis Robison aged 20 factory worker of 120 Fifth Avenue and Chauquua with Judy Ann Evans aged 18 of 2005 Armco Drive. Ronald L Baker aged 23 U S Marine Corps of 7951 Anna Drive and Marjorie Louise Lewis aged 22 office worker of 420 Shafer Street.

Ray Wagers U. S. Army Oneka S Naomi Back S. Grimes St Danie Walter Jr Timekeeper Mohawk St Verna ‘Ouch Woodlawn Eldon Lewis Robison Fifth Ave Chau ‘Auqua Judy Ann Evans Armco Ronald L. Baker U. S

Shower Held For Miss Margie Lewis Bride to Cpl Ronald Baker

A social room shower honored Miss Margie Lewis bride elect of Cpl Ronald Baker. Guests included Mrs Luther Baker and Mrs Edward Fisher with gifts arranged around a doll centerpiece. The couple plan to wed April 14 at Clayton Street Church of God in Franklin.

Ella Cole Norma, Snyder Branch Shay Kess Crim Armee General Office Margie Lewis Ronald Baker Edward Fisher Linda Lewis Donna Baker Luther Baker Ronald Gray Betty Gay Crenshaw Jeanette Bell George Spencer Charles Fakes Penny Stanper Ernest Judd Delbert Mann Edmond Lewis Arnold Lewis Ivan, Lawson John Reece Shafer Street Cpl. Baker Anne Drive Franklin Clayton Street Church of God

Dismissed Names List from Dayton Area Notices

The passage lists individuals with addresses and family relations including Walter Lirkeus Hill Ave and Joyce Centers daughter of Victor Centers, plus many others across West Middletown Somerville and Dayton area streets. It ends citing Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton and notes several dismissals.

Walter Lirkeus Hill Ave Sim Hobbs Oregonia Joyce Centers Victor Centers Franklin Harry Boswell 14Th Ave Roy F. Whitesell Monroe Boyd Dickerson Moore St H. Arnold Lincoln Ernest Miller West Middletown Lee Allen Lowell Sam Harley Minnesota Richard Cooper Somerville Sharon Tinch Jesse Tinch Grove St Gilbert L. Planck Fairmount Ave Cecil Rosso Franklin Louis C. Oliver Lloyd Hatfield Eddie Leggett West Midletown Rt Jack Hollon

Kids Are Never Out Of Style

AP News features writer Jean Sprain Wilson notes a fashion trend where children mirror adult styles. Navy coats with brass buttons, capes, ruffles, ribbons, and pastels reflect Paris and Seventh Avenue influence, with both girls and boys embracing feminine fashion elements this season.

Jean Sprain Wilson AP News New York Paris Seventh Avenue

Trenton High School Hears Chalk Talk by Mrs Wintringham

Mrs C E Wint ringham spoke at a Trenton High assembly on "Creative Living" to about 1110 students. Her husband serves as assistant pastor at the First Methodist Church in Middletown.

Trenton C. E. Wintringham Trenton High School

Navy Drops Plan to Rate Officers Wives in 1950s Probe

The Navy abandoned a proposed program to rank officers and their wives as a team assessing representativeness on foreign stations. Secretary Fred Korth said the project would not yield needed information and could harm officers with strong qualifications for sea and other duties.

Washington Navy Secretary of Navy Fred Korth

Leftover Stew Becomes Hearty Meat Pie Topping

Turn leftover beef lamb or chicken stew into a meat pie with a pastry or mashed potato topping to satisfy the family. This simple upgrade uses scraps to create a comforting dish with a filled crust or topping choice.

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Ye By Chardelle Weber Merle Norman Canton House American Foods Pagoda Room Dixie Hwy Hamilton Ohio Mrs. Morgan Janel Beauty Salon Laynecrest Plaza I. A. Casper J. C. Lock- Meyer Carl Roess Don Carey Karl Banzhaf Vance <Ribbs Edwin Bobbitt Howard Stalker Fred Gerber George B. Letts Federation Board Louis Christy Chicago M. L. Hackney Kenwood Drive Gus Christy Brentwood Drive Miss Lewis Spartan Scholastic Oncy Singer Sewing Machine CO Central Ave Middletown Ph MFG. CO Nancy Anderson Delaware Dewey Branson Crawford Branson Mrs. Clifford Couch Frank Lin Gary Brown Frederick Brown Dock Brown Clarendon Ave Finley Campbell Herbert F. Campbell Elmo Place Linda Cambell Brack Campbell Elien Drive Robert Chippendale Myrtle Cooper John F. Mitchell Morrow Rt Elsworth Williamson Howard Ave Charles Murphy Curtis St Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Osborne Europe Stevens Ave Medical Arts Louis B. Gaker M.D Buster Brown ENTS
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