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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1970
Page
6
New York AP report quotes model Carolyn Kenmore on attitude as essential for modeling success. She describes rejection as common and outlines typical agency outcomes including look-sees and necessary changes. She warns against narcissism and notes grooming, education, and personal balance influence longevity.
The Middletown Hospital Auxiliary unveiled a film on its history and volunteer work shown first to local groups. The group plans three High Fever Follies nights in March 1971 and announced an $8,000 Gift Nook profit to fund new equipment. Eight new members joined bringing membership to 258 as a plant sale and luncheon logistics were arranged.
Miss Nancy Margaret Tier, daughter of the late Martin F. Tier, wed Forest Allan Brumagen son of Mrs. F A Brumagen at Blue Bay Presbyterian Church. Rev Quinton Everest officiated the 2 30 p m ceremony. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and will reside in Midtonia Apartments.
The wedding of Miss Cynthia Lee Moore and Jack Linley French was held May 12 at Edwards Memorial Methodist Church in Liberty Indiana. Miss Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs William P Moore of Beechwood Drive Trenton, graduated from Trenton High School and works at the Dutch Pantry Restaurant. Mr French, son of Mr and Mrs Charles French of Hetzler Road, is a Madison High School graduate employed at Armco Steel Corp.
Mrs Oscar E Day of 514 S Main St Middletown was re elected director of BPW District 13 at the Golden Anniversary Ohio Federation convention in Columbus. She has held numerous BPW Middletown offices and serves on Junior Achievement board. Attending were Mrs Ralph F Irons and others among 1100 BPW members with speaker Congresswoman Martha Griffiths. Mrs J William Westgate was named president.
The bulletin lists multiple newborns this week with parental names and addresses in Franklin and surrounding areas. Entries include several girls and boys born Saturday or yesterday, with families such as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marfitt, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Land, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bowlin, and others.
A roster of hospital dismissals names multiple residents from Catalpa Drive Vannest Avenue East Street Roosevelt Avenue Fernwood Drive North Franklin Baltimore Street Franklin N Broad Street Orchard Street Buena William Trenton Easton Avenue and family members include Dawn Vice and Henry St John Hogan children of local couples.
A long line of pre nuptial events concludes with a June 6 wedding at Faith United Methodist Church for Nancy Ward and C Thomas Hilton. Friends and relatives hosted showers lunches and teas from March through May with 65 guests at a May 16 party and multiple gatherings at homes across Franklin Eaton and Monroe counties.
A Dearborn Heights mother visits Vietnam to see her son and combat zones. She reports meeting a lieutenant, witnessing a sniper fire near Dong Tam, and talking with about 20 service members who defend the war as necessary to stop communism. Her stance strengthens support for U S Vietnam policy.
Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America invites mothers and daughters to a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow in the D of A Hall 19 North Broad. Nominations for 1970 71 officers follow the meal.
Everett Sherron will speak and show slides about his recent Europe trip at the Civitan tub meeting at noon tomorrow. George Buckwald serves as program chairman.
Circles of St Pauls United Church of Christ will hold a combined picnic June 10 at Holiday House. Sgt Russell Dwyer of the Middletown police spoke at the Gleaner circles meeting about drug abuse, showing the film Trip or Trap and describing narcotic effects. He noted Analysis Anonymous which chemically tests plants or substances to determine narcotics.
Denture fear addressed with FASTEETH adhesive powder promising firmer, longer hold and easier eating. Alkaline formula reportedly won’t sour under dentures, with no gummy taste. Regular dental visits advised. Available at all drug counters.
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