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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
6
Miss Jane Weimer and Mr Dan Shera, engaged at a series of pre nuptial events hosted by the Dayton circle, were honored at teas and dinners. The couple, children of local families, plan a May 14 wedding at St George's Episcopal Church in Dayton.
Dr Ann Over, hospital pathologist since July 1959, will address the Middletown Alumni Association on Sex Education for Young People tomorrow night at Verity Hall. She trained at DePaul University and Philadelphia medical schools, with residencies at Lancaster General, Youngstown Hospital, and Ohio. Hostesses for the social hour include Mrs Easton and several others.
A group of piano pupils of Mrs. Joseph Zupan performed yesterday afternoon at the Zupan residence on Sands Avenue in Monroe. Participants included Christy Wackler Linda and Peggy Stahl Tonia and Dana Garrett Jackie Pochel Tim Graham Cheryl and Karen MacDonald Jackie and Con. The Woman's Society of the Woodward Christian Service and the Ohio Music Teachers Association will meet at 7 p.m. for a prayer meditation and program, followed by a 7:30 p.m. meeting. Mrs. David Pell and Mrs. Edward Gaunt will conduct a pledge service on Dreams in Reality. Hostesses include Mrs. Michael Hydler Mrs. John Walck Mrs. Wendle Howland Mrs. Theodore Dixon and Mrs. Marie Huffman.
Zeta Tau Alpha members from Cincinnati Middletown Athens Columbus Delaware Oxford Hamilton and Dayton gathered at the student center in Oxford to observe State Day convention for Ohio South. Workshops on rushing recommendations and alumnae work were led by district and state officers with Norman Belka and Jo Auda Wilkins among guests. John Dolbois spoke at luncheon. Butler County Alumnae president Gordon Cooper presided. June convention in Houston announced. next Butler County event May 19 in Hamilton.
Mrs Paul Taylor and her daughter Paula hosted a Lee Drive Monroe shower for Miss Jo Ann Ruff bride elect of M Charles Beckett. Attendees included Jeanne Burgemeier Janet Robinson Harley Beckett and others. The couple plans to wed May 28 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Lu Ann Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Evans 401 Gideon Road won first place in advanced competition baton twirling for her age group at a USTA baton contest Saturday in Wyoming Michigan. She also took third in strutting competition.
The column records multiple births with parental names and street addresses in Trenton and out of town arrivals. Names include Bowen Wal ner Blanton Fritz Shearin Riegel Shatto Taulbee Booth Arnold Thomas Henry Hall Wilhoit Bell Briscoe Underwood Manbeck Gomin Boswell VanDyne Williams Lakes Frank Cockerham Downey Smith Copley Allen Dixon Powers Moon Pelfrey Navaho St Moody Fletcher Kopp.
Miss Judith Ann Bowman and her fiancé David Allen Ingram announced a full bridal party for their May 14 ceremony at Holy Trinity Church. Maid of honor is Sharon Elaine Bowman. bridesmaids Kay Ellen Cole and Lucia Ingram. Best man Gary Bowman. ushers Larry Ingram and Michael McConnell. Flower girl Margaret Ingram. ringbearer Jay Denzel. Reception hosts Linda Fuller and Mrs. Thomas Meehan at Elks Lodge.
Miss Barbara Masoner bride elect of William E. Sample was honored at a Saturday afternoon bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Leo J. Burney on Michaels Drive. The group gift came from several guests including Mrs. Ed Sample and Mrs. S. E. Savage. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Masoner of Franklin and engaged to Mr Ed Sample, plan to wed May 14 at St Marys Church at 2 30 p.m.
The Hall of Sts Constantine and Helen hosts a GOYA event with 60 parents attending a Maypole themed dinner. Lavender place mats, green net baskets of foil eggs, and green crystal dishes marked the table favors. Recognition honors went to several parents and grandparents, while Mrs. William Corson spoke on candle making.
Eleven local Delta Kappa Gamma members attended the 18th annual state convention at the Sheraton Akron. Delegates heard talks by Dr. Lorrene Love Ott and Dr. Carolyn Guss, with Miss Roudebush named international convention chair for the Cleveland gathering.
Mrs. Fern Troutvine, former WPFB staffer, is named first lady of the day for May 6 by WCNW Hamilton. The selection honors her contributions to business and civic life in the Hamilton Middletown area.
Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 8 p m tomorrow at Miss Sarah Eldridge's home 220 S River St Franklin replacing the previously announced venue. Mrs Homer Weikel presents An Ohio Travelogue with slides. Co hostesses are Mrs J Les Duermit Mrs Paul Ruth Mrs Frances Dodds and Mrs W C Thompson. Reports by chapter chairmen cover the 1965 66 club year.
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