Pledge Ritual for Nine Women Joins Omicron Chapter
Nine women joined Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in a pledge ceremony at the home of chapter president Mrs. Donald Lentz in Manchester Toad. Officers Mrs. Lentz and vice president Mrs. Don Mardis led the ceremony for nine pledges while transferees from Ashland Ohio received the welcome ritual. The group approved donations to Butler County Children’s Home and Welfare Department and planned participation in the Heart Fund bowling project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Donald Lentz
Manchester Toad
Lentz
Don Mardis
Tom Patterson
Lee Patrick
John Davis
Paul Tyra
Denver Nogale
Gerald Heidenreich
Neil Page
Dean Dicke
al Bradshaw
Jim Woodlaw
Jim Lide
Ashland
Ohio
Butler County Children’s Home
Butler County Welfare Department
Heart Fund
Middletown Bridge Club Sees Close Finish at Temple Beth Sholom
Twenty six players met at Temple Beth Sholom for Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club with 76 points by My Adars and Mrs. Richard Adars in north south. Runners-up were Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Richard Getter, 73. East-west average 60. Winners and top pairs named include Ms Shafer Cutton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Mo Selby
William Kash
LCL Speaker to Discuss Programs at Open Council Meeting
Robert Millan executive vice president of First National Bank and head of Citizens Advisory Committees for the Lebanon Correctional Institution will speak at a Mid dletown Human Relations Council open meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the City Building commission Chamber. The session is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Millan
First National Bank
Citizens Advisory
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Middletown Human Relations Council
Millan
Commission Chamber
Trips For Breaking The Cigarette Habit
New York report notes young women smoking rise faster than men and suggests several quitting aids. Methods include cold turkey, psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, and group support like Smokers Anonymous. Practical steps cover tracking habits, listing reasons, setting Quit Day, progressive reduction, substitutions, and postmeal alternatives.
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New York
Seventeen
Andrew St. Amand
Boston
Smokers Anonymous
Ican
Engaged Couple Sets Wedding Date in January
Miss Carolyn Barnard has chosen Saturday January 15 for her marriage to David C. Bobonski of Raleigh North Carolina. He is son of Mr and Mrs Samuel P. Bobonski of Hamburg New York. The ceremony will be at 11:50 a.m. at St Johns Church with a reception in the junior ballroom of the Manchester Motor Inn. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D C Barnard of 6852 Middletown Hamilton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Barnard
David C. Bobonski
Raleigh
N.C
Samuel P. Bobonski
Hamburg
N.Y
St. John’s Church
Manchester Motor Inn
Robert DC, Barnard
Middletown- Hamiltown Road
Attendants Named for Dec 18 Wedding in Trenton
Miss Marilyn Ann Clawson and Robert D. Goughenour set Dec 18 at Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church Trenton for their wedding. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs Donald Hardin bridesmaids Mrs Larry D. Goughenour Miss Jeanie Zwayer flower girl Kelly Sue Davis best man Larry D. Goughenour usher Larry Million David Davis ringbearer Larry D. Goughenour Jr. reception hostesses Connie MccCreadie Rebecca Clawson Sandra Lovely.
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Marilyn Ann Clawson
Robert D. Goughenour
Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Leslie R. Clawson
W. State St
Donald Hardin
Bethany
Larry D. Goughenour
Jeanie Zwayer
Kelly Sue Davis
Mr Goughenour
Larry Million
David Davis
Usher
Larry D. Goughenour Jr
Connie MccCreadie
Rebecca Clawson
Sandra Lovely
Goughenour
Robert FE. Goughenour
Beechwood Drive
English Program To Be Discussed At Middletown High
Parents meet with Principal Lewis Hill tomorrow at 7 30 p m to discuss Middletown High School s pilot English program. Developed last summer by staff and administrators the program staged nine weeks of grammar focus and allows seniors to choose literature study in the second nine weeks.
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Middletown High School
Lewis Hill
Open House Fetes 50th Wedding Anniversary of Bendel Pair
Mr and Mrs Hubert J Bendel of 4606 Manchester Road celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with family open house at Seven Dolors Church Morroe. The Bendels wed November 1921 at Holy Trinity Church. They have one son Richard C Bendel and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jones host. Guests asked to omit gifts.
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Hubert J. Benaw
Manchester Road
Bendel
Iva Steed
Holy Trinity Church
Richard C. Bendel
Middletown
William Mary Huntsville
Ala
Penge
Charles
Robert
Bill Bendel
Bendel Brothers Construction Co
Fries
Seven Dolors Church
Morroe
Bendels
Low
Jones
Charles Bendel
Mr. Bendel
Ball Reservations Grow as Charity Ball Nears
At the Manchester Motor Inn on December 3 the Charity Ball shifts toward a near full house with reservations led by Mrs. Dimes Purvis and Mr Joseph Thomas. Tickets cost 15 dollars per couple and include reservations. extra table arrangements must be set with hosts before November 30. Woody Herman's band will provide the music for the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs dance benefiting club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimes Purvis
Manchester Motor Inn
Purvis
Joseph Thomas
Davidson
Jenna Kinder
Purvises
Thomases
Woody Herman
Middletown
Birth Announcements and Dismissals From Franklin Area
Reported births include a boy yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles Martin at 9538 Williams Drive Franklin a boy yesterday to Mr and Mrs Matt Smith at 505 Spring Ave Franklin a girl yesterday to Mr and Mrs Fred Guenther at 6530 Cherrywood Lane Franklin a boy today to Mr and Mrs Charles McCullough at 1102 Lafayetre Ave and a boy today to Mr and Mrs Larry Suttles at 306 Harlan St Also listed are Edith Armitage of Baltimore being discharged from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Williams Drive
Franklin
Matt Smith
Spring Ave
Fred Guenther
Cherrywood Lane
Charles McCullough
Lafayetcre Ave
Larry Suttles
Harlan St
Edith Armitage
Baltimore
Vroom Vroom Costs Two Thousand More
A humorous reminiscence on an American car with nonstandard features. The writer jokes about higher price for “vroom vroom” compared to “put-put,” quirky gear arrangements, unhelpful signals, and a ceremonial dealer interaction as the vehicle fails.
Novels Reflect Changes in 70s Critics Discuss
The Critique Literary Society examined shifts in music fiction poetry and art against the 1920s backdrop. A George Brooks paper framed the golden anniversary theme noting urban to suburban population shifts and evolving moral social changes. The group met at Locust Lane Franklin with plans for a Christmas meeting at McClure Road Lebanon hosted by the Art Johnsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critique Literary Society
George Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Correction issued for open house photo mislabels
Miss Donna Wells chairman of the Lemon Monroe High open house for three foreign exchange students was misidentified as Judy Pierce in yesterday’s Journal. Wells belongs to the Junior Council of World Affairs which sponsored the event. The student Myra Mendez was misidentified as Mexican. she is from San Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Wells
Lemon-Monroe High
Yesterday's Journal
Judy Pierce
Middletown Hospital X-ray Department Elects Ball Chairman
The head radiograph unit at Middletown Hospital announces the selection of Mrs. A. E. Cockman Jr. as Ball chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Ball
A. E. Cockman Jr
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Carpet Service
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Chuck” Sullivan
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Iona Asher
Bvary Oliver
Eighth Ave
Doe McKnight
N. Leibee
Stanley Morris
Miamisburg
William Goodman
Charles Shearer
Marshall Road
David Stewart
Highland St
Bradley Reiff
Gerard Letourneau
Omaha St
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Wilbraham Road
Corne
Caribbean
Kirst
Miami
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St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
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the Travel Dept
N. Main St
Osborne Studios
N. Verity
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Chenny Ned
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Trenton Middletown Shopping Center
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