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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1967

Page

7

Local Girls Win County Art Poster Contest Honors

Miss Brenda McQuinn of Vannest Avenue and Miss Jo Ann Caudill of Roosevelt Avenue earn Butler County state poster contest spots under WCTU. Judges from Ohio WCTU and Butler County present cash prizes at a YWCA workshop. Upcoming WCTU speech contest includes gold and silver medal events at local churches with McKinley and Middletown students competing.

Brenda McQuinn Silas C. McQuinn Vannest Avenue Temperance Union YWCA Butler County Jo Ann Caudill Daniel Caudill Roosevelt Avenue Irene Norris Lemon - Monroe WCTU Steubenville Harold Brown Pirst ‘Church of the Nazarene Preston T Theal Middletown High School McKinley Junior High School

Delta Kappa Gamma Marks Founding At Hamilton Meeting

Delta Kappa Gamma to mark founding with a Hamilton meeting featuring a student skit "A Pound Those taking part include Mary Ditton Elizabeth Wenteel Diniz G. Davis Ray Witton Edna Hemet Betty Pay Mildred Beacom Mary Ellen Johnston Gene Sayjor Charles F Thomas Alex J Wiktmas Forrest V Lemon Jean Swemmens Marcia Avenue Hend tern Mary Holder Larese Mosthert Helen Pothol Irme Scudder George M Seyder Charles F Thomer Ray Wilson and Jean R Meharry among others. The event proceeds at the Cuaplee University Wednesday at 1 pm.

Stanley Lewis Mary Ditton K. E. Brubaker Eeabeth L. Wenteel Diniz G. Davis Ray Witton B. C. Walker Edna A Hemet Betty H. Pay Mildred Beacom Mary Ellen Johnston Gene Sayjor Charles F Thomas Alex J. Wiktmas Mire Porrest V. Lemon Jean Swenmens Marcia Howe Mary Ellen Mus Mary Holder Larese Mosthert Helen M. Pothol Mies Irme Scudder George M. Seyder Charles F. Thomer Mere Ray Wilson Hamilton Jobe Ray Mre C RR Meharry

Dinner To Honor Miss Rossi Fiance Engagement

Dinner plans announced for Miss Rossi and her fiancé Dennis Lee Longworth and Rees at their Malvern Street home ahead of a January wedding. The couple will wed at Holy Trinity Church with Miss Rossi’s parents and the Longworth family in attendance.

Miss Rossi Dennis Lee Longworth Rees Malvern Street Jane Holy Trinity Church Miss Roch Lewe Mr and Roe Mire Denne Lee Lengeorth Sally Lomeworth Jeorph Scarpa Viet Carla Jor Scarpe

OMTA Recital Planned at Women Center May 12

Middleteen chapter of the Che Muwic Teachers Association will present the fourth recital of the year May 12 at 2 PM at the Women Center. Louise Rowman chairs the program with Mrs H McCendiah and Deve Lovie as accompanists for participating students and teachers including Susan Rewer Mrs William Kean Kelly Waters Mrs Pow Roth Carolus Davidson Mrs Harold Conn Debra Carroll and Mee Mo.

Che Muwic Womene Center Louise Rowman H McCendiah Deve Lovie Susan Rewer Wiliam Kean Kelly Waters Pow Roth Carolus Davidson Harold Conn Debra Carroll Mee Mo

Travel Notes Liptert Return Visits in Monroe and Win

Mr and Mrs F R Liptert of Monroe Street have returned from a trip to Flora White. En route they visited Mr and Mrs Warren Sullivan, formerly of Niddleton and now residents of Win.

F. R. Liptert Monroe Street Flora White Warren Sullivan Niddletonians Win

Termites Command Southeast Region Attack

Termite outbreak reported across multiple districts prompting inspections by pest control firms. Officials advise timely treatment, supply lines remain open, and residents to remove wooden debris to curb spread.

In The Lodges Elect Women Leaders and Plan Mothers Day Program

The Lodges appoint elected officers including vice president Mrs Jack Mayne secretary Mrs M Stickies treasurer Mrs Ray Gerard and chaplain Mrs William Melies The game winners are Mire Viaiel Kach Moe Arthur Richardson and others A Mother's Day program is scheduled for May 7 at 2 30 pm

Jack Mayne M Stickies Ray Gerard Wiliam Melies Mire Viaiel Kach Moe Arthur Richardson Fiorence Click Perry Clark Lester Letarger Grace Witters Gerard Pyle

In The Churches Held at Reschelderferfer Home Milton Road

A church gathering convened at the home of Mrs. RK Reschelderferfer on Milton Road at 10.3 am. The meeting followed local parish traditions and drew several attendees from the community.

RK Reschelderfer Milton Road

Council Works For Everyone's Best Says Luncheon Speaker

The Citizen's Council on Human Relations is not working for any single group but for the best of all, stated Mrs Norman Sampson to the Women Mission Society. The program featured music by B. P. Allen and remarks by several members including Mrs Ewan and Mrs Joseph J. Atkinson Jr. Rev Robert P. Hardy gave the invocation and Mrs A R Maupin delivered the benediction. G Walter Weber chaired the program with aides Mrs Pilanver, Mrs Owen A Albough, and Mrs Richard Monee assisting.

Citizen's Council On Human Relations Norman Sampson Wom‘en Mission Society Img B. P. Allen Ewan Robert del. Mire Joseph J. Atkinson Jr Robert P. Hardy A. R. Maupin G. Walter Weber Pilanver Owen A Albough Richard Monee

Do Re Mi Dinner Slated by Homemakers

The annual Homemakers Do-Re-Mi Dinner will be held May 18 at 6 30 p m at the Midway near Miamisburg. En tertainment will be provided by Is Lemon Monroe Chorus. Reservations by May 15 to Mrs William Tyler 2129 Brentwood Rd.

Midway Miamisburg Is Lemon-Monroe Chorus William Tyler Brentwood Road

Voting Machines Decide Battle at Federation Convention

Frances Lewine reports on a chaotic two day National Federation of Republican Women convention battle over voting machine use for selecting delegates. Some Schlafly backers and GOP experts faced procedural clashes and late ballot watcher issues as polls opened.

Frances Lewine Washington Conve Schiafly Phoenis Ara

Vital Statistics Report Two Births Noted

Mr and Mrs Paul Acord of 1138 Greenwood Rd welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Rawlins of Clara Dr Trenton welcomed a child as well.

Paul Acord Greenwood Rd James Rawlins Clara Trenton

Unclear Hospital and Residence Notices From Local Obituaries

Names and residences appear scattered in OCR text including Mrs. Dwight Winkle of Wi Mrs. Verna Anthony of Elien and Mrs. Roy Link of Baltimore. Mentions of Ray McGuire's daughter and others like William Young and Delnor Dechant suggest a collection of obituary or social notices with mixed spellings.

Mary Holbrook Florence & Tie Salon Calliver Cheeve Sheren Ray McGuire Ray McGuire Franklin Rey Jackson Eaton Ave William Tuttle Perth Hamulton Willie Wright Meadow Ave Alva Heiner Royle Mortimer Hazlet Frank

Bridge Ladies Day Event Schedule and Participants

The notes outline a Bridge Ladies Day event with participation details, a listed time of 3 am and schedule references. It mentions Newel and a general over-all event structure, indicating an organized bridge competition among a group labeled as 12 participants.

Newel

Election Talk Circulates in New York and New Jersey

Fragmentary report notes discussion of voting and political pressure as residents in New York and New Jersey attend the day’s events. References to Mrs O'Donnell and a charge are unclear and not fully deciphered from the text.

Etreete Tere & del New York Pemevivenia Ant New Jerny

Half Size Dress For Lean Look Ad Promotes Pattern Book

Pattern booklet features slim line dress designs in easy shaping. Readers are urged to send 15 cents for each pattern and receive coupon and photo depictions of fabrics. Multiple patterns and details are advertised with emphasis on affordable pricing.

Ford

Banquet Slated For Pat Pattern Event In New York

An annual banquet is planned in New York City to honor the Pat Pattern contributors and sponsors. The Pleasant Journal announces the event at 10 p.m. Tuesday with preparations led by Peters ER and a team from Chelseas Street.

The Pleasant Journal Peters Ol Chelses New York N.Y

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