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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1973

Page

3

Debra Kay Meyer Weds Darrell Keehner at Bethany Church

Debra Kay Meyer and Darrell John Keehner wed at the United Methodist Church in Bethany at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. David Hogg officiated and a reception followed at Liberty School in Hamilton. The couple will reside in Somerville.

United Methodist Church Bethany Debra Kay Meyer Darrell John Keehner David Hogg Liberty School Hamilton David Meyer Yankee Road Tiberius Remongue Fairfield Lakota High School

October picnic woes and autumnal arithmetic

A humorous first hand account of an October picnic describes biting winds and mishaps. The narrator notes mosquitoes vanish at 12 degrees above freezing while lemonade stays warm. The scene includes hauling gear to a table near a comfort station, leaves in salad, and children devouring unusual snacks from the sand.

Odrinex Plan Advertised by Revco Guarantee

A promotional notice touts the Odrinex Plan as a fat loss aid available in regular and economy sizes. It claims thousands have used it over 14 years, promises no dangerous drugs and no dieting, and offers a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost.

Middletown Garden Club Elects 1973 74 Officers

The Middletown Garden Club elected its 1973 74 officers at a luncheon at The Alameda hosted by Mrs. Lewis Conover. New leaders include Mrs. Ted Martin as president, Mrs. Phoebe Williams and Mrs. Paul Woodward as first and second vice presidents, and secretaries Mrs. George McClure and Mrs. John Molloy. Ribbon winners were Jeannette Niederlader, Mrs. William Bailey, Haller, McClure, Mrs. Dane Turner, and Mrs. E H Bindley. Co Hosts included Mrs. Richard Haller and others.

Ted Martin R. Jay Wright Jr Middletown Garden Club Phoebe Williams Paul Woodward George McClure John Molloy Robert Kent Harold Anness Lewis Conover Alameda Jeannette Neiderlander William Bailey Haller McClure Dane Turner George Leighton E.H. Bindley

Catholic Ladies Host Card Party For Charity

The Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 105 sponsor a card party on Wednesday October 17 at 7 30 p m at the Women Center Broad Street. Council president Mrs Nick Vitori leads arrangements with committee chairs and prizes refreshments tickets at the door guests should bring their own cards.

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 105 Women’s’ Center Broad Street Dan Donisi Nick Vitori Salvatore Accurso Earl Zuehlke Dan Infeld Joseph Hoffman

Bridge Winners at Middle Town Duplicate Club

Winners in the Middle town Duplicate Bridge Club session held yesterday in Temple Beth Sholom recreation room included pairs led by Mrs. Russell Anness with Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Gordon Nein with Paul Smith. Additional top pairs were Mrs. Heber Jones with Mrs. Kenneth Shafer and Mrs. Richard Getter with Mrs. Howard Wikoff in north-south, along with Mrs. John Houser with Mrs. Frances Saylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodman.

Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Russell Anness Stanley Weinstein Gordon Nein Paul Smith Heber Jones Kenneth Shafer Richard Getter Howard Wikoff John Houser Frances Saylor Ben Goodman Glenn Selby William Kash

Snelling-Abney I Do At Grand Avenue Church Of God

Miss Vicki Snelling and Mike Abney plan to wed October 20 at Grand Avenue Church of God. Karen Leeds will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Mrs. Tim Pitts Mrs. Paul McQueen and Mrs. David Snelling. Best man Steve Collins. Ushers Larry Bernard and Cpl Tim Pitts. Flower girl Robin McQueen ringbearer Keith Snelling. Reception hostesses include Mrs. Kenny Hayes and others. Vows set for 5 30 p.m.

Vicki Snelling Mike Abney Miamisburg Grand Avenue Church of God Karen Leeds Tim Pitts Jacksonville N.C Paul McQueen Trenton David Snelling Steve Collins Larry Bernard Centerville Robin McQueen Keith Snelling Kenny Hayes Everett Planck Ronnie Wells Ben Roberts Rick Haag Miss Snelling Truman Snelling Boylston St Church Miss Leeds Dharma Williams John Fugate

Mrs Stamper to Speak on Crafts at St Marys Society

Mrs William Stamper owner of The Clever Shop Monroe will present a crafts program at a St Marys Ladies Society meeting at 8 p m today in the church.

William Stamper Monroe St. Mary’s Ladies Society

Bazaar Luncheon At Union Chapel Methodist Church

A noon luncheon will be served this Saturday at the bazaar hosted by Union Chapel United Methodist Church on Keister Road. Short orders available 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features Christmas decorations pastries candy noodles canned goods and handmade items with Mrs James Brown as chairman.

Union Chapel United Methodist Church Keister Road James Brown

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