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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1969
Page
5
The clues present a mixed set of definitions including out building interlaced evergreen oak and a few cryptic style prompts. Additional entries reference wise diminish and a lamp, with abbr for day and a legal term and various nouns like elf and preposition.
Generous planetary influences promise a pleasant Sunday with focus on outdoor interests sports family and romance. A birthday reader should seize opportunities in work and business as a strong three month cycle begins and strengthens through March May and August with key periods for finances romance and travel noted.
Grand Rainbow officers from District 20 attend a 2 p.m. reception at the Franklin Masonic Temple to honor Grand Cross of Color Degree recipients in the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Ohio officers Mrs. Evan Owen and Miss Jane Grauel will confer the degree tonight at the First United Methodist Church.
Miss Carolyn Fry daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fry of Franklin Lebanon Road was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Jacob F Seibold Jr and daughters Pamela and Elaine on Shafer Street. Kenneth Tucker fiancé and son of Mr and Mrs Robert Tucker of Hinkle Road will marry October 25 at the First United Methodist Church.
Miss Marsha Forney, bride elect, celebrated with a Nov 7 wedding planned for 7 30 pm at Yankee Road First Church of God. Attendees included Mrs Charles Coyle and many local women at the Hill Avenue home of the honoree’s parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Forney.
Thomas Buchanan, Monroe High School instrumental music director, explained clarinet types to Middletown Music Club attendees. A trumpet quartet closed the program with two numbers, one earning a superior rating in the spring district contest.
Miss Brenda Griffey, bride elect of Scott A. Leonard, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower co hosted by Mrs Laine Leonard and Mrs John Leonard. The Lynn Street Franklin event included family and friends and noted the December wedding date.
Middletown’s Imperial Court 34 of the Order of Amaranth plans about 12 members from district 22 to attend a district grand officers party at the Neal Temple in Springfield. The dinner dance will unite Amaranth chapters from three Ohio districts and honor the grand royal matron and patron plus other supreme and grand officers.
Miss Barbara Brecht bride elect of Robert M. Wilson II was honored at a luncheon and recipe gadget shower hosted by Mrs. Bruce Thomas at her Fisher Road home. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Brecht Sr of Manchester Road, and Wilson, son of Dr and Mrs Robert M Wilson of Stanley Street, plan to marry November 8 at the Church of Ascension.
A brunch in the Olde Towne Community Room honored Miss Lynn Bennett fiancee of William Shafer. Hosts were Mrs. Bruce Peters Mrs. Bonnie Trent and Mrs. John T. Anderson. Readies include Kens ington Street resident Mrs. Miriam Bennett and Dr. Roger E. Bennett of Dayton. The couple plans to wed December 20 at the Shafer home. Local and out of town guests attended from Middletown Miamisburg Germantown Richmond Ind Columbus Upper Sandusky Kent Grove City and more.
Four circles of St Pauls United Church of Christ plan meetings next week. Mothers Circle gathers Monday at 9 a.m. Miller Parks and Barnes groups meet Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. A women s day at the church starts Thursday at 9 30 a m.
Mrs. Louise Reid chairs a fall festival at the Clayton Street Church of God on October 18. Co chair is Mrs. Joyce Miller. Sponsored by church women, it offers handmade items baked goods antiques and food. Proceeds fund sanctuary redecoration. The event starts at 10 a.m. in the church parking lot.
A cautionary note warns homeowners about untrustworthy house-to-house canvassers and urges careful vetting before entrusting payment or property decisions to unfamiliar operators.
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