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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1972
Page
9
Emily Alman, chair of Douglass College sociology, says women of all ages should engage in politics to address core life quality problems. She notes a unique East Brunswick scene with three mayoral candidates being women and urges rapid female participation across political levels.
Doris Mellor, a retired schoolmistress, won a long dispute over a two acre site in Windsor known as Bachelor's Acre. The Common Land Commission upheld her claim the land is common people’s property and ordered removal of paving and restoration of grass. The council faces about 30,000 pounds in lost parking tolls.
Lewis Mumford the social philosopher and author is named winner of the 1972 National Medal for literature by the National Book Committee. The award carries a 5000 dollar prize and will be presented December 13. Mumford previously won the National Book Award in 1962 and is noted for works such as Art and Technics The City in History and The Myth of the Machine.
The November Gourmet Couch menu features oriental dishes served at Croydon Lane residence. Dishes include pork with mushrooms baby corn Snow peas chicken with oyster sauce and more. Hostesses Mrs Gelwick Maclean Martinder assisted. guest Mrs Glaser of Cincinnati attended. a cocktail party for members and husbands is planned for December 1 at Mrs Zoliett’s home.
Carmen Cohen of Hamilton and ESPN center will address members of the Sisterhood Council of Jewish Women at a luncheon at Mrs. Phil Zollett’s Curryer Road residence. She will discuss How to Get More Out of Life by the Powers of the Mind. The meeting starts at 11 30 a.m.
Peggy Lee amid a vigorous schedule at 51 speaks of life, recovery, and renewed enthusiasm for performing. She outlines TV, Las Vegas, and a Michel Legrand tour, notes past illnesses, and emphasizes goals, prayer, and guardian angels guiding her career.
Chardelle Weber is highlighted as the women's editor and Tona Asher is noted as a staff writer in the article, detailing their respective positions and contributions.
Mrs. Lyndon Peters presided Saturday at the Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Preferential Tea welcoming nine new pledges. Pledges include Mrs. Carl Shannon Mrs. Steven Posey Mrs. Richard Nein Mrs. Gerry Armstrong Mrs. Edwin Morrow Mrs Lindsay Montgomery Mrs. Edward Haug Mrs John Stolz enbach and Mrs Richard Wilson. The group planned a savings bond award for the Junior Miss Pageant and the tea was hosted by Mrs. Joseph Jasper.
Miss Vicki Elaine Cottle and Ronald Howard Berni will exchange vows in a nuptial mass at St. Johns Catholic Church this Saturday at 2 p.m. Rehearsal dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Berni of Monroe with guests including the Cottle and Berni families and friends. A series of showers and prel wedding events were held at the LeSourdsville Lake dining room and other venues with local hosts and co hosts.
The marriage of Miss Donna Jean Hedges and Kenneth Eugene Pruett occurred Saturday at the Baptist Temple Church. The 5:30 pm ceremony was conducted by Rev. Edward Bates and followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home in Franklin. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hedges and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pruett.
Miss Joan Mullen and Tim Hunter announce their wedding for December 30 at Bethel AME Church with Rev. Gaar Davis officiating. A reception follows at Howard Johnson's. Maid of honor Denise Roberts and bridesmaids Jo Coleman Karla Barnette Karla Nicholson Andrea More. Best man Marc Hunter ushers Tony Newlin Luther Childs Darrell Kemp Cecil Hunter Jr. Miss Mullen is the daughter of Leonard and Mrs Mullen of Woollawn Avenue. Fiance is son of Ceal and Mrs Hunter of 602 W. 6th Ave.
The Official Board of Cristonians will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 145 Orchard St. Mrs. Lee Land’s home. Beta Chapter will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. for a talent auction at 109 Stolz Drive featuring members’ handmade items.
Vital statistics list births to Earnest Leigeber in Lopane Avenue, George Rice on Shaker Road, Roger Gibson on Ford Road, Roger Carder on Clara Live, Trenton, and Willis Gentry on Hawthorne Street. Several births are reported with Franklin and Middletown connections. Hospital dismissals include numerous residents: Lieudisa Hall, Jack Rudd, Charles Thompson, Hilda Curtis, Billie Lentz, Clair Angel, David Martin, Eugene Leber, Bessie Barnes, John Baker, Glenn Hatton, John West, Joseph Reinish, Dwight Phillips, James VanCleve, Mary Reichter, Gayle Murphy, Kimberly Carmody, Michael Carmody, Michael Back, Melody Willis, Kenneth Hollon, Shannon McDonough, Glenn Sliema, Brian Shumate, Harry Bailey, George Chapman, Leonard Wilson, Edward Markle, Virginia Howell, Katie Applegate, William Roberson, Charles Gorman, Norman Morgan, Tor Glossip, Gary Binnix, Russell Kessling, Dan Faulkner, Drexal Ferguson, James Stewart, Vaughn Burroughs, Forrest Reeves, Warren Hall, and Shirley Herron with Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.
The speaker compliments youth for pragmatism and independence, predicting they may end wars and improve health and environment. He notes each generation rejects parental advice yet hopes young people will advance ideas that have failed before and perhaps make the world work at last.
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