Do Your Christmas Memories Bring Holiday Cheer
Readers urged to write about their most memorable Christmas for a Middletown Journal holiday feature. Submit a memory under 300 words with name address and phone, to The Women's Department by November 24. submissions may be published in part or in whole and will not be returned.
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Journal
Women’s Department
Middletown Journal
S. Broad Street
First Avenue
Middletown
Ohio
Swedish American gospel artist to perform at Middletown luncheon
Concert recording artist Chuck Olson and his wife Enid will present sacred music and testimony at the Middletown Christian Women's luncheon on December 6 at the Manchester Inn. Olson, a Iowa City resident and Concert Ministries Association leader, averages over 20 performances monthly and records for Tempo. Reservations due by December 1. call Lodean Long or Genevieve Gilbert for seating.
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Chuck Olson
Middletown
Manchester Inn
Enid
Iowa City
Iowa
Olson
Concert Ministries Association
United States
London
Stockholm
Kansas
Tempo
Renee
Andrea
Lodean Long
Genevieve Gilbert
Christian Women's Club
Charles Beck
Central Ave
Schwartz Fening Engagement Announced in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Frank J Schwartz of Cleveland announce the engagement of daughter Mary Elizabeth to Daniel Kevin Fening son of Col and Mrs Raymond J Fening of 124 Marymont Court.
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Frank J. Schwartz
Cleveland
Mary Elizabeth
Daniel Kevin Fening
Col
Raymond J. Fening
Marymont Court
Auxiliary meeting sets 6 30 p.m. dinner and auction
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 218 schedules an auxiliary meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. with a covered dish dinner and talent auction of handmade items, Christmas decorations and baked goods. Stan Sorrell acts as auctioneer for the talent project. Miss Schwartz attended school in Cleveland and Xavier University in Cincinnati. Mr Fening, a graduate of Fenwick High School and Xavier University, works as an agency consultant with Aetna Insurance Co in Minneapolis. The couple plans to marry January 15 in Euclid.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit 218
Stan Sorrell
Miss Schwartz
Cleveland
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Mr. Fening
Fenwick High School
Aetna Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Min
Oneida PTO to Meet Tonight with Fourth Grade Program
The Oneida Elementary School PTO will meet tonight at 7 in the school gymnasium. The fourth grade class will present a program during the meeting.
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Oneida Elementary School
PTO
Accent On Women Chapter Plans Social and Auction
Xi Iota Xi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Niel Page’s home in Trenton. They promote an all city dessert social November 17 at 7 30 p m in the Barnitz Bank community room Breiel Boulevard and a December 6 7 30 p m talent auction at the same venue to aid a Thanksgiving basket.
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Xi Iota Xi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Niel Page
Trenton
Barnitz Bank
Breiel Boulevard
al Bradshaw
Ways and Means Committee
Danny Morris
History of city discussed at D A C chapter meeting
Mrs Vorhis Sebald spoke on the growth of the city from the 1800s to today at the St Richard Stockton Chapter D A C November program. Mrs John Molloy reported on national defense and foreign policy from the National Review. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs James Kunkler and Miss Jeannette Niederlander at Brown's Run Country Club.
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Vorhis Sebald
Middletown
St. Richard Stockton
Daughters of the
John Molloy
National Review
Brown's Run Country Club
James Kunkler
Jeannette Niederlander
Middletown Bridge Club overcrowded session
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club ran seven tables at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room. North South winners were Mrs. Russell Anness and Mrs. Stanley Weinstein, Mrs. Garold Schudel and Mrs. C. M. Woodruff, Mrs. Gordon Nein and Mrs. Frank Myers. East West winners were Mrs. Richard Getter and Ray Sherman Jr., Dave Ballsmeyer and Steve Temple, Larry Doud and Mrs. Stan Peltier.
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Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholom
Russell Anness
Stanley Weinstein
Garold Schudel
C. M. Woodruff
Gordon Nein
Frank Myers
Richard Getter
Ray Sherman Jr
Dave Ballsmeyer
Steve Temple
Larry Doud
Stan Peltier
Washington honors Tennessee judge Daughtrey at awards banquet
Judge Daughtrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Piatt, the first woman and youngest to hold Tennessee's Court of Criminal Appeals, attends the Outstanding Young Women of America 1976 awards in Washington. She was appointed by Gov. Blanton last November and ran unopposed in August recall votes.
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Wykoff Piatt
Washington, D. C
Daughtrey
Vanderbilt
Law
Order of the Coif
Ste Ten
Daughtre
Tradlecwn
Capital
Nashville Tennessean Pet
Sarah Carran
Hudson River saga and Washington's guard at West Point
Mrs. Don Wolford spoke at the Critique Literary Society meeting in Monroe on Hudson River history and its role in commerce and war. She noted Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle and Ichabod Crane, and cited West Point’s chain as a barrier against British moves to split New England.
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Don Wolford
Critique Literary Society
R. L. Kenyon
Monroe
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Ichabod Crane
Irving
Tarrytown
N. Y
Dutchess County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Euclid
Oneida
Gil Aimbez
New York
Don Mendenhall
Central Avenue
Wed
Martha Daughtrey
Hudson
Young Women of America
Diamond
Diane
McAlpin
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