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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1962
Page
3
A local notice lists births at Grandview and Mercy hospitals with several families named and addresses given. It also catalogs out of town admissions and a long roll of dismissals including residents on Franklin and Wilberham Road, plus several named individuals and families across Dayton Hamilton Columbus Trenton and surrounding areas.
In The Hospital Edward Mowery of Stanley St. James Sims of Trenton. Mrs. Horton Carter of Curtis St Ebie Banks of S Verity Park Way. Terry Cook grandson of Mrs Mary Lacy Plain St. Mrs Jane E Rose of Franklin. Mrs Jane Leslie of Weil Road. Ben E Tewell of Mary-Etta St. Lloyd Taulbee son of Mr and Mrs Menifee Taulbee. Navaho St Darrell Patrick of Crescent Blvd. Lenza Morgan of 11th Ave. Mrs David Lenhart of Arcadia Drive. Mrs Walter Nock of Franklin. Earl Fouts of Highland St Shirley Parker of Elmo Place. Earl Johnson of Germantown. Mrs Isabelle Ramlett of Tarri more Circle. Marvin W Henson f 16th Ave. Mrs Stanley Reese of West Middletown Rt 1. Otto Helton of Shafer St. Richard Sowers of Franklin.
A weekend list shows multiple injury cases treated at Middletown Hospital. Mark Yeary aged 12 fractured his left wrist wrestling. Helen Buchanan aged 6 fractured her left wrist playing. Jackie Ray Robinson aged 11 cut his foot wading. Minnie Brandenburg aged 1910 Grand Ave slipped at a laundromat with an injured right elbow. W G Griffin aged 71 suffered a lacerated scalp when operating a ferris wheel at Le Sourdsville Lake.
Four area band members at Miami University received recognition at the annual key award banquet of the bands. Awards presented by A D Lekvold and Nicholas A. Poccia highlighted members of the symphonic and marching bands. John Marshall Watson, a junior from School of Education, was principal trombonist. John David Weikel, a junior from College of Arts and Science, trombonist. Betsey Jane Mikesell, a senior from College of Arts and Science, French hornist. Betty Carolyn Ross, a senior from School of Education, percussionist, organist and head librarian.
Area twirlers won multiple awards in a USA Twirling Association contest in Dayton. Barbara Back secured first in juvenile strutting and junior two baton and second in advanced 11 year olds. Rhonda Sue Napier, Shaun Birch, Kathy O’Friel also earned several advanced class medals across age groups. Napier and Lu Ann Evans took third in advanced 14 and eight year olds, with Donna Armstrong placing fifth in advanced eight year olds.
One Hour Martinizing promises complete family cleaning with professional care to renew fabrics and colors. The ad touts a crisp, well-groomed Spring look through thorough cleaning and renewal of wardrobes.
Miss Lula Revelos and James Poulias plan a June 3 wedding at 4 30 p m at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Attendants include maid of honor Miss Vigi Mitsakakis and matron of honor Mrs Chris Revelos with bridesmaids Miss Mary Demetriades and Mary Sakelos. Best man Nick Constantopoulos. ushers Chris Revelos and Francis Angelos. reception follows at Manchester Motor Inn.
One hundred five members and five guests attended the spring luncheon of the First Baptist Church Women’s Mission Society. Four new officers were elected for two-year terms: first vice president Mrs Owen Albaugh, Christian Service vice president Mrs W JC Cade, treasurer Mrs William Leasure, and social vice president Mrs Richard Monroe. President Mrs Henry Crouch will continue another year. Installation was led by Mrs Harold Welke. Guest speaker Mrs Paul Crosier of Columbus discussed Baptist women’s work. Music by Miss Lileka Politz and Mrs Ramsdell with accompanist Mrs C J Hughes.
Miss Linda Lee Wood and Millard Duane Little plan to wed Saturday at 7 30 p m in First Baptist Church. The bride is the Emerson family daughter from Aeronca Drive with Susan Wood as maid of honor. Bruce Thomas Paul Brewer and Dave Wells are ushers. A reception follows in the church Fellowship Hall. Little’s parents are Mr and Mrs Joe Little of Grand Avenue.
The double ring wedding will take place Saturday at 2 30 p m at St John’s Church uniting Miss Cecelia Rebecca Palmer and Lt Douglas Richard McLane Joyce Carter of Dayton. Attendants include maid of honor Mrs Larry Edgar and Mrs B C Newkirk. Best man Lt McLane and ushers Donald Barnett Lt Howard Rudick Michael Palmer. Reception hostsesses include Miss Trudy Hanna Miss Polly Paulin and Mrs David Habig. Miss Palmer is daughter of Mrs Walla Rex Palmer and the late Mr Palmer while Lt McLane is son of Mr and Mrs Laurence McLane of Hilo Hawaii.
Prince Juan Carlos of Spain and Princess Sophie of Greece married in two religious ceremonies in Athens. Thousands lined streets as the groom, groomed by Franco, and bride, 23, pledged vows, with Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox rites. Royal guests included Queen Juliana and King Olaf, among others.
A large gathering at the Klamo home honored bride-elect Karen Eileen Riegler. Guests included Virginia South and many relatives. tables decorated with pink flowers and shoe writer prizes were awarded to several attendees. The couple, daughter of Herbert Riegler of Columbus and son of Arthur Garver of Charles Street, plan to marry in June at North Broadway Methodist Church in Columbus.
Judge David Black of Butler County Domestic Relations Court will speak to the Middletown Rotary Club at a Tuesday noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. He will discuss divorce and related court issues.
The Coming Events notice lists the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting tomorrow at 1 30 PM at First EUB Church. Knights of St John to host a covered dish dinner tomorrow at 3 0 PM in St John’s Church basement. Ida Morningstar Chapter and Order of the Easter Star meet tomorrow at 7 09 PM in the Commercial Building. Induction of new candidates and mothers honored. Mrs Edna Gillman in charge of social hour.
Harry Belafonte brings a program of international songs to Cincinnati Music Hall for a two act show starting at 8 pm. Miriam Makeba joins for duets and a Israeli ballad. The production features a free form kite screen and a live orchestra plus The Vocal Three. Belafonte’s Midnight Special material debuts on stage. About 600 seats remain available at advance and hex offices.
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