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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1970

Page

8

Jim Browns Mark Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Jim Brown of 300 Moore St will mark their 50th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving Day with a dinner at home. Married Dec 4 1920 in Pomeroyton Ky they will host relatives and friends on Nov 26. They have many children grandchildren and great grandchildren and moved to Middletown 17 years ago from Menifee County Ky.

Jim Brown Moore St Pomeroyton Chester (LaVerne) Ledford Farris Brown George Delores) Woodward Teddy Brown Allen Phyllis) Mead Middletown Junior Brown Brookville Ronald Mary) Nickell Shyler Clyde Imogene) Eldridge Carlisle Raymond Earnest Earl Brown Columbus Brown Menifee County

Alum Group Celebrates 25th Year Founders Day luncheon marks 25th Delta Delta Delta chapter

Middletown Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Founder's Day luncheon at Brown's Run Country Club. Founders Mrs Robert Nelson and Mrs J Whitlock attended. Mrs James Kunkler recounted the chapter history as officers led the ceremony. New member Mrs Martin L Minthorn welcomed.

Middletown Delta Delta Delta Brown's Run Country Club Robert Nelson J. Whitlock James Kunkler Andrew Seiller Iti Thomas Campbell Alvin Bell Ted ‘Forsyth Richard Lewis Brad ‘Oelman James F. Stewart Martin L. Minthorn

P. Lorillard Co Workers Plan Party

A Christmas party for former women employees of the old P. Lorillard Co. will be held December 4 at 6 30 p.m. at the Women’s Center 117 N Broad St. A covered dish and gift exchange are planned. Heading arrangements are by Mrs D G Hunt with assistants Mrs Lonzie Taulbee Mrs Courtney Robison and Mrs George Walty.

P. Lorillard Co Women’s Center N. Broad St D.G. Hunt Renee Drive Lonzie Taulbee Courtney Robison George Walty

Thanksgiving Dance Reservations Open in Manchester Inn

Mrs Gordon Dancy and Mrs Lee Westervelt are taking bookings for the Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority Thanksgiving Dance at the Manchester Motor Inn. Proceeds go to the Middletown Butler County Unit American Cancer Society. Tickets from Mrs Michael Long or Mrs William Martins. Steering by Mrs William Miller Jr and Mrs Warren Johnson. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ron Purvis Orchestra.

Gordon Dancy Lee Westervelt Manchester Motor Inn Phi Beta Psi Sorority Middletown- Butler County American Cancer Society Michael Long William Martins William Miller Jr McKinley Street Warren Johnson Ken Ridge Drive Ron Purvis

Travel Notes Ben Perdum and Mark Young Headed to Cleveland

Ben Perdum and Mark Young will travel to Cleveland Tennessee for the Thanksgiving holidays and to attend homecoming activities at Lee College. Ben is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perdum of Grand Avenue and Mark is the son of Mr and Mrs Coleman Young of Hughes Street.

Ben Perdum Vernon Purdum Grand Avenue Mark Young Coleman Young Hughes Street Cleveland Tenn Lee College

LaSoiree Dance Invitations Mailed for Tannenbaum Stomp

Invitations for LaSoiree's December 12 Tannenbaum Stomp have been mailed by chairs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Siebert. The dinner dance starts at 8 p.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn after a 6:30 p.m. social hour in the Midday Room. Members may bring guests by notifying organizers. Reservations for member couples are due by December 7. Sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swartz. Cecil Young's orchestra will play.

LaSoiree Tannenbaum Arthur Siebert Manchester Motor Inn Dave Thurman Allen Groves Joe Canter Sam Tutt Robert Turner Ben Swartz Cecil Young

Shoppers Supper Planned for December 12

Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church hosts a shoppers supper on Saturday December 12 from 4 to 7 30 p m at the church 1052 Middletown Eaton Road The event includes a plate dinner carry-out lunches baby-sitting service and bake sale with volunteers from United Bible Class Youth Fellowship and WSCS as organizers Tickets 1 50 for adults 75 cents for children elementary age 50 cents for under 6 Family rates offered Catering items include ham loaf green beans scalloped potatoes cole slaw chicken noodles hot rolls and dessert.

United Bible Class Pleasant Ridge Youth Fellowship

Duplicate Players Average 108 at Middletown session

Thirty six people attended the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Temple Beth Sholom. In the Mitchell movement the overall average was 108. North south winners were Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Russell Anness 137 percent, Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. Herschel Greenham 117 percent, and Mrs. A R Stambaugh and Mrs. Howard Wikoff 113 percent. East west winners were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Groat 134 percent, Mrs. Glenn Selby and William Kash 124 percent, and Mrs. Roy Granger and Mrs. P S Cade 122 percent.

Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Mitchell Stanley Weinstein Russell Anness Vernon Jones Herschel Greenham A.R. Stambaugh Howard Wikoff Charles Groat Glenn Selby William Kash Roy Granger P.S. Cade

Starches blamed for man’s woes finds expert view

SAN DIEGO AP anthropologist R D McCracken of UCLA argues starch heavy diets linked to modern ailments. He says ancient hunter gatherer diets protected against diabetes heart disease stroke schizophrenia alcoholism and some cancers and that farming grain about 10 000 years ago started these issues.

San Diego, Calif McCracken American Anthropological Association

Local Births and Dismissals Reported in Monroe Area

Vital statistics list includes two births yesterday with addresses in Monroe and Lebanon, noting Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. Random G Burns with twin boys. Hospital dismissals feature multiple residents from Trenton Mason Auburn Windsor and Urbana, with numerous addresses and names such as Courtney Brewer Edward Lysakowski Lula Williams Bennett Roberts Rufus Brooks Dennis Henry and Rita Taylor.

Ronnie Hopkins Lebanon St Monroe Random G. ‘Burns Ridge Drive Lebanon Courtney Brewer Trenton Edward Lysakowski Mason James Carroll Andrew St Winton St Bennett L. Roberts Franklin Rufus Brooks Jr 11Th Ave Clarence Vanover Urbana Dennie Henry Vannest Ave Floyd Boley First Ave William J. Slone Rita Taylor Evelyn Drive

Nixons To Share Dinner With War Service Guests

President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will host a turkey dinner at the White House with more than 10 servicemen and women from Walter Reed, Bethesda Naval Medical Center, and Malcolm Grow Hospital at Andrews. They will greet guests in the Blue Room without press coverage, and a Thanksgiving message recalls Pilgrim hardship and hope.

Washington Nixon White House Nixons Walter Reed Army Hospital Bethesda Naval Medical Center Malcolm Grow Hospital Andrews Air Force Base

Hosting Program Explained at Delta Kappa Meeting

Mrs. Albert Kaufman of Eaton spoke on Person to Person Diplomacy to Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority at the Manchester Motor Inn. She described a postwar government program hosting foreign visitors to show Americans living in a democratic, Christian nation and combat communism.

Albert Kaufman Eaton Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority Manchester Motor Inn Delta Kappa Kaufman U. S Janice Schulz Robert Johnson Lewis Hill Donald Altstaetter Wendell Diehl Don Reedy George Crout Tom Manning Steve Geckeler Clyde Roush Ed Gunderson

Optimist Speaker Planned by Local Club

George Wedekind of Wedekind Aircraft Inc will address the Evening Optimist Club at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Coomer Lodge on Franklin Trenton.

George Wedekind Wedekind Aircraft Inc Optimist Club Coomer Lodge Franklin-Trenton Road

Film on Miami highlights Delta Kappa event at Oxford banquet

A joint initiation banquet at Miami University in Oxford featured a historical film The Building of a University tracing the school from its 1809 founding to Civil War closure. The event noted Miami as the mother of fraternities with ties to three national fraternities and one sorority, alongside portraits of McGuffey, 1950s building programs, and notable alumni including Benjamin Harrison. Middletonians and teachers attended the Heritage Room gathering, with numerous guests listed.

Miami Chi Gamma Xi Delta Kappa International Society Miami University Oxford Old Miami the Alleghenies U.S Benjamin Harrison William Holmes McGuffey Edwin Fulwider Heritage Room University Center Middletonians Joseph Newlin Stanley Lewis Joseph Baker Joseph Takach Garland Williams Herbert McBain Ivan

Charity Ball Deadlines Announced for 1970

The Middletown Charity Ball marks its golden anniversary with reservations due by Dec 1 for the Dec 4 event at the Manchester Motor Inn. Mrs. A Edward Cockman Jr and Mrs. Charles Beck Jr handle bookings. donations go to Mrs. Robert Kent by Nov 27. The ball runs 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. and benefits Middletown Hospital.

Middletown Hospital A. Edward Cockman Jr Charles Beck Jr Robert Kent Fisher Avenue

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Jim Browns Mrs State Farm State Farm Fire and Casualty Fred Parrella Thomas RD Insurance Tate Farm Fire and Casualty Company Bloomington, Illinois P. Lorillard Co-Workers Plan Party LaSoiree Dance WSCS Carl Weidle Walter Hensley Helen Cooper Mary Mull R. D. McCracken University of California At Los Angeles Lula Williams Jacoby Ave Earl Johnson Windsor Ave Charles Alexander Life Parker House Vienna E. 6Th St S. Breiel Midd Verity S. Stete St Artemis Central Richard Nixon Hans Raffert Henry Haller Heinz Bender Cockman Beck Robert A. Davies Ball Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs T Spa Icc Central Ave Owe Ne Bridge Trenton Shopping Center Jewelers Hallmark Davidson Photo Shop Middletown Shopping Plaza
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