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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1971

Page

8

Married Mixers Dance Set Dec 4 at Manchester Inn

The Merry Married Mixers host their annual Christmas dance on Saturday December 4 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Co chairmen are Clarence Higdon and wife with C T Murrell and spouses, Bruce Peters and Wes Bowles duo. Pre dance gathering 6 30 to 8 p.m dinner at 8 music by Cliff Lash. Reservations due by November 29.

Manchester Motor Inn Clarence Higdon Rosedale Road C. T. Murrell Bruce Peters Wes Bowles Cliff Lash

Erring Pedalists Lae Road Crash In New Guinea

Two young men were rushed to a Lae hospital with head injuries after colliding head on while riding pedal cycles in New Guinea. Police said the accident occurred on a road outside the city limits as both cyclists failed to slow before meeting.

Lae New Guinea

Jan 8 Nuptials Planned for Gibbons Garrett

Miss Minta Mae Gibbons and James Arnold Garrett finalize attendants for a January 8 wedding at Holgore Church. The ceremony is at 11 30 am with a 1 pm reception in Okie Towne community room. Gibbons family ties noted with Delores Gibbons and the late James Cardinal Gibbons. fiancé’s family listed. engagement announced in August.

Minta Mae Gibbons James Arnold Garrett Holgore Church Okie Towne Community Room

German TV Popular in Bonn Headlines 1970 Reach

In the first half of 1970, sixty five Asian, African and Latin American nations accessed over four thousand West German television programs, reflecting a broad international reach and cultural exchange through German broadcasting.

Bonn

The Delightful Candor Of Kids

A humorous reflection on the outspokenness of children and adults who cope with it. The author recalls questions from kids about body lines, drinking, Cain and Eve, sleeping on the couch, tooth color, and dogs, noting the clash between Delightful Candor and adult civility.

Chidren Salvation Army Adam Eve Cain Daddy

Advice To Skiers Dress Like An Onion

New York AP outlines a cheeky guide for ski attire inspired by onions. Thinner layered outfits beat single heavy garments, offering warmth and flexibility, with shells, lightweight sweaters, ski vests, warm pants, and adjustable pieces to peel off as conditions change.

New York Onion

Pay Early Avoid Line At Ball Charity Event

Mrs. Fred Van Scoyoe urges paying pre ball tickets to dodge lobby lines for Woody Herman night. She co chairs the Dec 3 dance night of-the-ball committee with her husband, Middletown hospital Red Cross volunteer, and Armco Steel tax director. Committee members include the Linns, Davidsons, and Mistiers. Checks go to Mrs. Kinder. donations to Mrs. Wilson. Ball starts 9:30 p.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn.

Fred van Scoyoe Woody Herman van Scoyoe Red Cross Middletown Hospita Middletown Harry Linn Robert Davidson A.J. Mistier John Kinder Hampton Place Richard Wilson Nelson Roan Manchester Motor Inn

Local Birth Announcements From Several Families

Vital Mr. and Mrs. James Wenzel of 414 Manitee St Apt A welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Welch of 1417 Wisona Drive had a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal Devillere of 125 Woods Ave Springboro welcomed a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cavin of 4150 Hamilton-Eaton Road Hamilton reported a boy today. Out of town Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeRoy of 510 Charles St had a girl Sunday at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Ky.

James Wenzel Manitee St Apt. A Gerald Welch Wisona Drive Kendal Devillere Woods Ave Springboro Charles D. Cavin Hamilton-Eaton Road Hamilton Richard LeRoy Charles St St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington

Local Residents Named In Hospital Report

John F Helt of Lebanon Patrick Maloney son of Mr and Ms Mervin Maloney Oberon Drive Virgil Adkins of Roosevelt Blvd Mrs Joe Turner of Carlisle Raymond Brown of Franklin Brian Blankenship son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Blankenship Jr Selden Ave Mary L Brittain daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Brittain Logan Ave Mrs Willa Pendleton of Auburn St Thomas Bundrea son of Mr and Mrs Dollie Bundren Aeronca Drive Mrs Larry Emrick of Linden Ave Arlie Maloney of Roslyn Drive William Hannah of Trenton Mrs Paul Thomas of Cleveland St Robert Derickson of Hamilton Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.

John F. Helt Lebanon Patrick Maloney Mervin Maloney Oberon Drive Virgil Adkins Roosevelt Blvd Joe Turner Carlisle Raymond Brown Franklin Brian Blankenship Delmar Blankenship Jr Selden Ave Mary L. Brittain Alex Brittain Logan Ave Willa Pendleton Auburn St Thomas Dollie Bundren Aeronca Larry Emrick Linden Ave Arlie Maloney Roslyn Drive William Hannah Trenton Paul Thomas Cleveland Robert Derickson Hamilton Middletown Hospital

Duplicate Club Meets At Temple

Thirty two players joined Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom for last night's session. North-south winners included Mrs Gordon Nein with Mrs Leland Lynch Jr scoring 88, Mrs Frank Myers with Mrs Roy Granger 82, and Mrs C M Woodruff with Mrs Frank Coldiron 79. East-west winners were Mr and Mrs Robert Nerenberg 77, Paul Smith with Mrs Dan MacLean 72, and Mrs C W Robinson with Mrs Robert Manuel 69.

Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Gordon Nein Leland Lynch Jr Frank Myers Roy Granger Cm.woodruff Frank Coldiron Robert Nerenberg Paul Smith Dan MacLean C.W. Robinson Robert Manuel

Playing Card History Traced to Crusades at Manchester Inn

A historical note from Mr. Race of U S Playing Cards Co in Cincinnati traces card origins to Crusades and Chaucer figures, tying the evolution to Saracen invasions, early Europe and Columbus era sea labs. It mentions the first paper money on card backs and archival cards from 1440 on display in Cincinnati.

Race U.S. Playing Cards Co Cincinnati Haber Middletown Westerni NASA Europe Christopher Columbus Sea Labs Sorg Caribbean Benjamin Franklin

Former Middleton resident’s daughter marries in Dayton

Linda Sue McFarland, daughter of Earl Lawrence and Mrs. McFarland, wed Robert Victor Logan of Moraga, Calif., on November 20 at St. Mark's United Methodist Church Dayton. Rev. Marvin Mulford officiated the ceremony and a Seven Nations Restaurant reception followed. Attendants were Frank W. Logan and Mary J. Heisler. The Logans will reside in Moraga. he works for Standard Register in Oakland. The bride is granddaughter of Mrs. Edna Hillenbrand and Mrs. Vina McFarland.

Earl Lawrence McFarland Dayton Linda Sue Robert Victor Logan Moraga Calif St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Marvin Mulford Seven Nations Frank W. Logan Mary J. Heisler Logan Harry R. Logan Alice Logan Golden Hartford, Conn Oakland, Calif Standard Register Co Standard Batter Co Logans Edna Hillenbrand Browning Street Vina McFarland

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Erring Pedalists Trading Post Manchester Motor Inn Middletown, Ohio Miss Gibbons Delores Gibbons Tytus Avenue James Cardinal Gibbons Ronald Shortt Louisville Gloria Muthert Join Daudt Jr John Daudt Jr Gary Gustin Mr. Garrett Park Lane Robert Garrett Hannah Drive Call Miller Insurance Marty Miller Vic LeRoy Donald Slusher Parker House the Bake Shop St. Breiel Midd State St The Reeeeve Squire Chaucer's Robert Johnson Kenneth Hammel Scott Lewis a crepes _ Roush Madison Township Joe Gividen Chardelle Weber Tona Asher Central Ave Business Administration
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