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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
2
A compact crossword item from a 1963 King Features Syndicate page notes clues such as a synonym for consume food and a winged horse, referencing the Atlantic Treaty Organization and a feminine name. It mentions an average solving time of about 25 minutes and lists assorted clue numbers.
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses. Entries include Mr and Mrs Raymond Whisman at 3108 Andrews St with a boy and yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Yenser at 413 Curtis St with a girl yesterday. various couples noting a girl or boy born yesterday or today. The list also records two young workers, Herman Pfaff and Mildred Gabibard, and several other couples with occupations and addresses.
Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Jack L. Brickles 23 musician Hamilton and Vena M. Johnson 22 waitress 5430 Augspurger Road Trenton. Also Paul C. Doughman 34 service manager 717 Sixth Ave and Mary F. Moon 23 1516 Woodlawn Ave Seldon Mays 22 press helper 1 Baltimore St and Pauline Kay Parsons 17 clerk-typist 113 Ohio Ave. Russell E. Moore 31 Armco employee 3007 Omaha St and Joan Whitt 2 secretary 516 S. Sutphin St.
The passage lists names tied to hospitals and residences across multiple streets and towns, including Mrs. Robert Kramer, Stanley. Mrs. Guy Chambers. Elwood Bryan Burnett. Mrs. Roscoe Hornbeck. Belle Monte. St. Silas Blake. Mrs. Edward Blevins. Mrs. William Reynolds. Walter Cobaugh. Mrs. Rayetta Williams. Carla Prichard. Robert Specht. Mrs. Arch Bales. Bennie Howard. Mrs. Earle Johnson. Charles Pendleton. Gordon Adams. Earl Agner. Espie Blevins. Michael Burson. Miss Glenna Caudill. Marion Dennis. Mrs. Herbert L. Martin. Donald Miller. Ray Poorman. William Sanson. Alfred Seeger. Mrs. Warren Snodgrass. Shelley Martin Mitsoff. all tied to prior hospital or residency notes with no clear outcome.
The marriage of Miss Karen Kay Storer to Ron Jonas was announced by the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Storer of Germantown. They exchanged vows February 9. Mrs. Jonas is a Germantown High School and Richard Weston School of Beauty alumna, employed at National Cash Register in Dayton. Mr. Jonas is a Glouster High School graduate also working at NCR in Dayton. They reside at 4100 Farnham Ave in Dayton.
The Mothers Study League planning committee will meet Monday at the Sherman Avenue home of Mrs. James Shackleford to finalize plans for the May 14 banquet at First Methodist Church. Guest speaker will be Norma Sharkey of Day ton, with Howard Margerum as general chair and Rob ert Petry as toastmistress.
Miss Bonnie Koettel bride elect of Robert Mitzel was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Taylor and daughters on Lee Drive. Attendees included many local ladies. the couple from Atco Avenue and Monroe are set to wed April 20 at the First EUB Church.
The AAUW study group met at Mrs. Kent Martin's Circle Drive home with Mrs. Herbert McBain Middletown High School mathematics teacher as guest speaker on Integration. Cohostess was Mrs. John W. Robb. A note on toasting crackers mentions crispness with a brief pre serving square in the toaster.
The Coterie Dance Club sets April 15 as the RSVP deadline for members to attend the April 20 dance at the American Legion. Reservations should be made to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruggeman of Red Bud Drive, the event chairs. Bob Legg's Orchestra will provide music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with decorations titled Home Run Swing.
Guidance suggests placing frozen poultry under cold running water to speed thawing. It warns to keep water at a cool temperature and to cook the meat promptly after thawing to ensure safety.
Local Red Cross officials report several campaign flags blown from downtown lamp posts by the wind. Residents who find the flags are asked to call the Red Cross to arrange return.
Eleven Wildwood School students earned superior ratings for science fair exhibits. The group includes Mike Justice Carol Hackbarth Linda Hobbs Linda Simpson Larry Moreland Greg Hart Greg Converse Debbie Gebhart Robera Lutz Linda Frederick and Mike Hensley in a district awards moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Boyd of Ohio Avenue Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Pexton of Dickey Road joined other visitors at Sarasota Jungle Gardens during a vacation on Florida s lower west coast.
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