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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1973
Page
8
The American Medical Association warns against high platform shoes with podiatrist input from Middletown noting balance impairment and increased foot problems. They advise walking slowly and carrying health insurance as a humorous counterpoint.
Local orthopedic surgeons warn platform footwear strains arches and increases fall risk. Podiatrists cite sprains and foot problems from stiff bottom platforms, while store managers argue moderate heels pose little danger and many shops avoid high four inch heels.
Shoe store owners warn platforms are a passing fad and unsafe for active use. They note workers liken them to fragile fashion and caution customers to stay cautious, as one salesman reports a broken ankle in platform shoes. Young men and women trend toward the look despite concerns.
The First National Bank of Middletown chairman and CEO Mr. Barker is lauded for his generosity and service. He has led the bank from messenger to top executive and serves on multiple industry and local boards. He and his wife Vera live at 1080 Knoll Lane.
Miss Vicki Ann Combs and Larry David Hagaman announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Trenton. The bride is the daughter of Gertha Mae Combs and the late Garrett Combs. the groom is the son of Stanley Hagaman. The couple will wed at 7:30 p.m. December 7 with Rev. Louis Trebus officiating. Maid of honor is Miss Freda Whitt and best man is Henry Hagaman. The bride is a Lemon-Monroe High School graduate and works for Raymond Bay Co. The groom is a Madison High School alumnus attending Miami University and working at Ayr-Way Stores.
The Middletown Assembly 68 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls plans a meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Miss Pat McCoy will conduct initiation with a practice session at 11:30 a.m. A sack lunch will follow. Susan Cassidy Lisa Kruse and Paula Hensley assist with arrangements.
Rebecca Chrisman and Kenneth E Hobbs of Glencoe Avenue married on October 31 at 4 30 p m at Yankee Road Church of God Rev Rodney Williams performed the ceremony attended by immediate families The bride wore a full length powder blue satin gown A reception followed at the Chrisman home Hobbs an Armco Steel Corp employee is a Madison High School alumna and will reside in Lebanon
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers voted to reduce meetings from two per month to one on a trial basis. Next session is 1 30 p m December 6 at the Legion Home. They discussed the Forget Me Not Drive November 9 10 and approved a Charity Ball donation. President Mrs Frank Robinson urged new members.
The Vanilla planifolia grows within 25 degrees above or below the Equator. From its pods comes Americas favorite pure vanilla extract.
New York fashion notes feature women embracing short cocktail dresses with bold stripes. Oscar de la Renta showcases candy cane red and white, blue and white patterns including striped jackets and chiffon gowns. Adele Simpson presents solid red ensembles and a sleek dress and jacket concept in matt jersey with a matching hat.
The Odrinex Plan promotes a small tablet weight loss with no drugs or forced exercise. It claims success for thousands nationwide over 15 years and offers a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost. The offer lists prices of 3.25 and 5.25 with no questions asked.
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