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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1966

Page

7

Butler County AAUW Meeting Sets Marriage Plans

Miss Pamela Bell and Pvt Marion Murphy plan a December 10 wedding at the First Presbyterian Church in Franklin. Maid of honor is Miss Nancy Evans. bridesmaids include Teresa Scalzullo, Judy Hollingsworth, Carol Walsh, and Darlene Popovic. Best man is Robert Murphy. flower girl Mara Taylor. A prewedding shower for Miss Bell was given by Miss Carol Walsh.

Pamela Bell Dale Ortetts Marion Michael Murphy Dave Bently Rick Edwards Harry Hannah Ding Franklinesses Charlotte Nancy Miller Connie Shockey American Legion Hall Miss Bell Howard Bell Jr Franklin Pvt. Murphy Marion Murphy Nancy Evans Bloomington Ind Teresa Scalzullo Judy Hollingsworth Carol Walsh Darlene Popovic Mara Taylor Robert Murphy

Butler County Panel Affirms Low Violence Image

Judge David Black says Butler County “basically is not a community of violence” during a Local Law and the Citizen panel at the Women's Center. Middletown officials William Denham and James Howerton join the discussion on juvenile delinquents, police funding, and community relations. New members Miss Charlotte Ann Lee and Mrs Luigi Terliotti welcomed. Miss Nancy Slattery presides.

Butler County David Black The Citizen American Association of University Women's Club Black William Denham Middletown James Howerton Howerton Nancy Slattery Women’s Center Roger Sumner Charlotte Ann Lee Luigi Terliotti James Kunkler

Ida Morningstar chapter 367 holds Farewell Night meeting

Ida Morningstar chapter 367 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Commercial Building on South Main Street to honor Mrs. John Minehart and Jack Reed, unveil new members, discuss officer installation on December 6, and announce decorations by Mrs. James King with social hour committee chairs Mrs. C. T. Morningstar and Mrs. Denzil Justice.

John Minehart Jack Reeder Ida Morningstar Order of the Eastern Star S. Main James King C. T. Morningstar Denzil Justice

Middletown Garden Club elects officers for 1966 67

Mrs William Rathman was elected president of the Middletown Garden Club at a meeting held at the home of Mrs Robert Driscoll on Thorn Hill Lane. New officers include Mrs Robert Vorhis as first vice president and Mrs Stanley Watkins as second vice president with other posts filled by Mrs Jeannette Niederlander Mrs Paul Woodward Jr and Mrs G W A Wilmer. A holiday workshop will close the season on November 28 at Mrs Louis Gake home.

Middletown Robert Vorhis Stanley Watkins Jeannette Niederlander Paul Woodward Jr G. W. A. Wilmer Robert Richardson Charles Beck Jr J. Wykoff Pratt W. B. Quail Driscoll J. J. Hallowell William Bailey Watkins McKnight ‘Kinne E.A. Ned Warren Calvin Verity Calvin ‘Skinner Woodward Vorhis Richardson Harold Anness

LWV Unit Studies On School Integration Planned

Tomorrow the League of Women Voters schedules unit study sessions for members and guests at two homes to discuss de facto school integration and equalizers. Topics include desegregation, open enrollment, and site selection for new buildings with leaders Mrs. E Cal Grier and Mrs. John Sticklen guiding discussion. The group will also attend the LWV Capitol Conference in Columbus with Jim Fain of the Dayton Daily News speaking on political effectiveness.

League of Women Voters E. Cal Grier John Sticklen Legis Ohio M. C. Bechtel James J. M. Dickey Kent Ridge Road Cal Grier Arlington Ave Bechtel Dickey Richard Brandenburg Thomas J. Stiver Columbus Ywca General Assembly Jim Fain Dayton Daily News

Duplicate Club Meets at Tempe Beth Sholom

The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night at Tempe Beth Sholom with seven tables. North-South winners included Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr with 64 2, Mrs Russell Anness and Mrs Stanley Weinstein 55, and Mrs P S Cade and Mrs Sidney Yager 53. East-West posted a 45 average. North-South top pairs included Miss Josephine Armstrong and Mrs Heber Jones 57 2, Mrs George Quick and Mrs Paul Ritter 56 4, while Mr and Mrs Joe McCarthy tied for third with Dr L B Gaker and William Kash on 52 points.

Middletown George Quick Paul Ritter Joe McCarthy L. B. Gaker William Kash

Holiday Dance Planned at Manchester Motor Inn

Plans for the LaSoiree Christmas Dance set for December 10 were discussed at a meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Routt. The event will feature music by the Jack Walton Orchestra at the Manchester Motor Inn. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Carl Taylor, Mrs. Thomas Strinko, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reeder, and Mrs. Richard Jones.

James Routt Manchester Motor Inn Jack Walton Boutts Carl Taylor Thomas Strinko Ted .Reeder Richard Jones

League Board Plans Christmas Parties for Longview Patients

The Midbe district board in Longview discusses hospital ward Christmas events with patient gifts from State Hospital sources. Donations from the Ladies Auxiliary of World War I Barracks 636 support the project. The Philathea Class of First Baptist will host the luncheon at the hospital with St. John's Church supplying refreshments.

Mid-be Padietown Longview Social Service League Longview State Hospital Lee Pohlable Stanley Street Ladies Auxiliary First Baptist Church St. John’s Church Fred Garver

Square Dance At Middletown Aviation Club

The Phi Epsilon Kappa Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a monthly square dance at the Middletown Aviation Club. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bates, Mr and Mrs David Pell, Mr and Mrs Martin Pohjola, and Mr and Mrs Alan Groves. Callers were Mr and Mrs Roy Stutz. The social committee was led by Mrs Hal Stevens with members Mrs Herman Erbacher Mrs Richard Hulseman Mrs Cecil Wooddell Mrs Lawrence Murphy and Mrs Winford Lawson.

Phi Epsilon Kappa Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Middletown

Local Society Pages Highlight Seven Women and Leaders

John Pendleton leads a notice listing Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Mrs. Robert Melampy, Miss Elizabeth O Neil, Mrs. William Call, Mrs. John Winklem an, and Mrs. Pohlable as president among a slate of civic names in the social column.

John Pendleton Thomas Dunn Robert Melampy Elizabeth O'Neil William Call John Winkleman Pohlable

Churches Plan Christmas Gift Drive At Union Church

The Women’s Society of World Service at Union Chapel EUB Church discussed a Christmas gift project for Otterbein Home residents with Mrs. Ralph Wilson and Mrs. Albert Bolling named to lead. Mrs. Forest Wetzel will join the Keep Christ in Christmas committee. A fall institutes report was given by Mrs. James Hall.

Ter Road Ora Marshall Otterbein Fred Brown Women’s Society of World Service Union Chapel Eub Church Ralph Wilson Albert Bolling Forest Wetzel James Hall Bolling Walter Driever Cleil Faulkner James Laubach Verco Daniel Ina Stone Eugene Brown Keis

Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Phoenix

PHOENIX ARIZONA AP Mr and Mrs Presley Jones Hill observed their 60th wedding anniversary in Phoenix. The 102 year old Hill said he has never attended a dance or party. He was 42 and Rita 19 at marriage. they have never spent a day apart.

Phoenix Ariz Presley Jones Hill Hill Tucson Rita

Paula Taylor to wed Richard Lee Jordan at Monroe Methodist

Miss Paula Taylor becomes the bride of Richard Lee Jordan on December 3 at Monroe Methodist Church. Matron of honor is Mrs. Charles Beckett of Middletown. Bridesmaids include Jeanne Ann Burgemeier Diana and Barbara Taylor. Flower girl Nancy Hopkins ringbearer Thomas Taylor. Best man David Knabe Gratis. ushers Stephen Willis Thomas Kurtz Charles Beckett. Reception in Fellowship Hall after a 5:30 p.m. ceremony.

Paula Taylor Richard Lee Jordan Monroe Methodist Church Charles Beckett Middletown Jeanne Ann Burgemeir Diana Barbara Taylor Nancy Hopkins Thomas Taylor David Knabe Gratis Stephen Willis

Coming Events CIC Class Meets Friday at Bechtel Drive

The CIC Class of West Middletown Baptist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Melvin Ireton on Bechtel Drive.

CIC West Middletown Baptist Church Melvin Ireton Bechtel Drive

Reagan film shocks Asheville litter cleanup meeting

At an Asheville meeting of the Citizens Committee on Beautification and Cleanup a film aimed at litterbugs drew attention as it was narrated by Ronald Reagan. Reagan is the governor-elect of California and the clip triggered embarrassment among local officials.

Asheville N.C Citizens Committee On Melvin Taylor Ronald Reagan Reagan California

Indians Called Buffalo Bill Cody Pahaska Meaning Long Hair

The article notes that the name Pahaska meaning long hair was used by Indians to refer to Buffalo Bill Cody. It highlights the cultural nickname and its translation in relation to Cody’s public persona.

Buffalo Bill Cody

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