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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

14

Local Couple Marks Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Levi F Adams of 1122 Lafayette St marked their golden anniversary recalling vows on May 2 1918 in Irvin Ky They have spent most of their married life here Mr Adams a retired Armco Steel Corp employee They had one son Elmer Adams of Marshall Road who recently died

Levi F. Adams Lafayette St Irvin Adams Armco Steel Corp Elmer Adams Marshall Road

Parley Plans Advance For Beta Delegates

Beta Chapter Delta Chi Sigma Sorority set plans for a national convention in Port Rahm and an Inter meeting in Monroe Oregon next month led by president Mrs. George Prentice and Mrs. Josef Reintjes. Prentice will also attend the Southern Ohio Roundtable in Columbus May 18 hosted by Upsilon. charity garage sale set May 24 25 26 at 4607 Manchester Road with Mrs. Phillip Jones hosting. Proceeds support charitable causes.

Delta Chi Sigma Sorority Carr Port Rahm Monroe Ore George Prentice Josef Reintjes Prentice Phillip Jones Manchester Road Heber Jones

Grandmothers Plan Luncheon and Michigan Trip in Dayton

Smiling Grandmothers 740 members met at Mrs. Marvin Shane’s home to arrange a luncheon today at the Sheraton Dayton Hotel and a June 28 visit to Mrs. Mary K. Brown in Michigan. They reported a past garage sale and planned another for May 24 at Mrs. Rivers’ home. Mrs. Noble Keith discussed Doty House activities and a film on its program, with the chapter gifting funds for Doty House work.

Smiling Grandmothers Michigan Marvin Shane Sheraton Dayton Mary K. Brown Robert Rivers Stanley St Noble Keith Doty House National Federation of Grandmothers Keith Reva Phillips

Marriage Licenses for Local Residents

Larry Wayne Bake 19 a General Motors employe of Middletown Rt 3 and Karen M Baden 18 a Sally Ann Fabric Shop employe of 496 Todhunter Road Monroe list as a marriage license pair Everett V Moyer 39 a school board employe of Miamisburg and Leda A MacGlosson 49 a delivery clerk of 1810 North Ave filed for marriage.

Larry Wayne Bake General Motors Middletown Rt Karen M. Baden Sally Ann Todhunter Road Monroe Everett V. Moyer School Board Miamisburg Leda A. MacGlosson North Ave

Nursing Alumni Breakfast Set at Middletown Hospital School

The Nursing Alumni Association of Middletown Hospital School of Nursing plans a June 21 breakfast at Forst Hills Country Club. Alumni president Mrs. Robert Batte says a Kettering Hospital nursing official will speak after the 10 a.m. meal. coffee at 9:30. A film titled The Child Molesters will be shown in the evening by Harold Kramer for the Middletown Jaycees.

Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Forst Hills Country Club Donald Aldridge Eugene Smith Roger Wirts Ray Craycraft Luther Morris Linda MacLean Richard Griss Robert Batte Kettering Hospital Marguerite Miles Verity Hall Harold Kramer Middletown Jaycees Ivo Beedle Henry Bohne Nadine Orr

Miller-Eickmeyer Bridal Party Named

Miss Karen Sue Miller selects Susan Mills of Dayton as maid of honor for her June 8 wedding to William Alen Eickmeyer son of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Eickmeyer of Englewood Ohio. The wedding and reception details follow with bridesmaids ushers and hostesses named.

Karen Sue Miller Susan Mills Dayton William Alen Eickmeyer Thomas C. Eickmeyer Englewood Ohio Miss Miller John E. Miller Ardmore Drive Miller - Kickmeyer St. Paul's United Church of Christ American Legion Auditorium James Leaseburge Grafton Jeanne Long Elyria David Young Nancy Morris Julie MecCall Middletown Mary Sue Eickmeyer San Francisco Richard E. Roof C. Gary Carpenter Wilmington Bonnie Marshall Joseph Tully Englenood Mr. Eickmeyer John Thomas Miller James Luneke Gary Nischwitz

Two Win TOPS Queen Titles At Franklin Meeting

The newest TOPS chapter Wee Think Small awarded queen of the month to Mrs Judy Chapman after a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Carol Jefferys home with a nearly ten pound loss. Donna Fisher claimed queen of the week and was runner up for the month. Bake sale planned for Rinks Saturday at 9 a.m. Meetings listed at 4937 Fisher Road Sterling Heights Franklin with contact numbers 423-2575 and 423-5854.

TOPS Wee Think Small Judy Chapman Carol Jeffery Fisher Road Sterling Heights Franklin

PBP Parley Delegates Elected

Phi Beta Psi sorority chapter elected delegates for the national convention to be held July 7 to 10 at the Brown Hotel in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs. Dudley Inwood and Miss Chardelle Weber will serve as business and social delegates respectively.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority The Civic Association Brown Hotel Louisville Dudley Inwood Chardelle Weber National Project Fund Inwood William Miller Phi Beta Psi Ohio Sheraton Dayton G. H. Klouman Doty House Women's Center

Lipferts Return From Florida Vacation

Travel notes show Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lipfert of Monroe Street returning from a Florida vacation in Fort Lauderdale and Sarasota. They visited former Middletonians Warren Sullivan and his wife in Winter Park, Florida. Mrs. Jack Everage of Vannest Avenue will spend Mother's Day with her Marine Corps husband in Hawaii, leaving Sunday to join him for a week in Da Nang with the 1st Marine Division Medical Corps. Mrs. Everage is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Creech.

F. R. Lipfert Monroe Street Fort Lauderdale Sarasota Fla Warren Sullivan Winter Park Jack Everage Vannest Avenue Marine Corps Hawaii Islands Medical Corps 1St Marine Division da Nang Everage Leonard Creech

Daly Family Visits Include Vietnam Duty Return Plans

Recent visitors to Mrs. Frank A. Daly on Clark Street included her son Mas Daly and daughter-in-law Mrs. Charles F. Daly. The couple, married April 20, were traveling from a Chicago honeymoon to Louisville via plane, with Mas Daly set to report for active duty in Vietnam from San Francisco. Mrs. Daly plans to return to Louisville.

Frank A. Daly Clark Street Mas Charles F. Daly Chicago Louisville

Philathea Class Elects Officers At First United Methodist

The Philathea Class at First United Methodist Church elected Mrs. Herbert Razor as president with Mrs. Mary Schatz as vice president, Mrs. Robert Turvey secretary, and Mrs. J. F. Mills treasurer during a luncheon meeting. Plans were made to honor The Gleaners, seven former members, on June 4. Norbert Wacker, church building superintendent, spoke on overseeing church costs, noting meetings incur about 11 cents per person. Hostesses were Mrs. Ernest Eckman, Mrs. Clint Boyd and Mrs. Homer Dickerson.

Herbert Razor Philathea First United Methodist Church Mary Schatz Robert Turvey J. F. Mills Norbert Wacker Ernest Eckman Clint Boyd Homer Dickerson

Couple Sets Date For Nuptials

Miss Linda Detmer and Ross M. Snyder Jr. have set their wedding date for Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with a reception to follow. Detmer is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Detmer of Carroll Lee Lane. Snyder is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Snyder of Euclid Street.

Linda Detmer Ross M. Snyder Jr First Baptist Church Miss Detmer Robert Detmer Carroll Lee Lane Ross Snyder Euclid Street

Pre nuptial party in Cedar Rapids for Miss Barbara Kinne

Mrs. Robert Q. Millan, Mrs. John Winger and Mrs. John L. Bauer co-hosted a kitchen shower and tea for Barbara Kinne, fiancée of Lt. John Hamilton Ellwood, with numerous guests including Cincinnati visitors. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will be married June 14 at the Church of the Ascension.

Robert Q. Millan John Winger John L. Bauer Barbara Kinne John Hamilton Ellwood Thorn Hill Lane W. W. Sebald McKnight Kinne Kenneth Smith Arthur Thompson W. B. Hunt Stanley Watkins Harold Mercier Calvin Skinner William Bailey Louise Bailey Foster Wortley William Rathman William Verity William Rose James Martindale Ames Gardner Wycoff Pratt Ted Wagoner George H. McClure J.J. Hallower Thomas Wortley Jay Wright Joseph Harrison J. Michael Herr Ted Abernethy Walter Pagne Peggy Bauer Cincinnati Thomas Kiinehinst Dorothy Closson T. R Shephard Lee Bulger Kinne Lt. Ellwood William Prescott Ellwood Cedar Rapids Iowa Church of the Ascension

OMTA Recital Set by Middletown Chapter This Saturday

The Ohio Music Teachers Association recital season continues with a 3 30 p m event at the Women's Center featuring pupils of Delpha Laycock Mariann Hancock John Glenn Kenyon Ruth Szabo Irene Journelle Price and others. Performances span piano violin and vocal selections with Mrs Homer Weikel as chairwoman.

Ohio Music, Teachers’ Association Women’s Center Middletown Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Musice Teachers’ National Association Carew Tower Cincinnati Ken Young Delpha Laycock Debbie Downs Mariann Hancock Clinton Beth McVay John Glenn Lyn Nnette Barnes William H. Kenney Virgina ‘Bendel Paul Ruth Anne Stone Irene Journelle Price Carle von Busch Homer Weikel

Largest mine hoist motor set for Creighton mine

Sudbury Ontario reports the 72 ton hoist motor will power the Creighton nickel mine in the Sunbury district. It delivers 6500 horsepower, claimed as the largest in North America.

Sudbury Ont North America 4 Nickel Company Creighton Sunbury District

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Mrs. Levi F. Adams Dormie Delite Daniel Grom Nursing Alumni Association Richard Coddington James Harrison Craig Pendleton Keith Pendleton William Sweeney Norman Zecker Joe Hamilton William Hendrickson Don Lewellyn Miller - Eickmeyer Giovanni Winmaz Jenny Central Ave WeleSuudo P.S
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