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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1963

Page

2

Educator Speaks On School Drop Outs at Middletown Church

Herman H. Lawrence assistant principal of Middletown High School addressed the Women’s Association at First United Presbyterian Church on the topic School Dropouts. He cited 1962 figures showing 160 local drop outs with reasons including moving away working marrying entering institutions and truancy. He urged home encouragement and strong school counseling noting Middletown’s lower rate and high adult education enrollment. He also praised evening high school success and urged support for the school tax levy renewal. The program was organized by Mrs. Robert Cordray with 120 attendees and included readings and music by local residents.

Herman H. Lawrence Middletown High School Women's Association First United Presbyterian Church Ore Homer Weikel Lawrence Middletown Lemon - Monroe Armed Services Miami Social Education and Action Robert Cordray Roger Oakley Middletown Council of Church Women EUB New Circle Seven Mile Presbyterian Church Jack Hursh

Sherman PTO Backs Levy Renewal At Monthly Meeting

The Sherman School PTO endorsed a renewal of the operating levy during its regular monthly meeting. Officials also discussed the district’s participation in the educational television program for local public schools.

Sherman School Pto

Tasty Cut Outs Ideal For Halloween Cut Ups

Recipes for kid friendly Halloween sandwiches using bread deviled ham and cheddar cheese. Cut pumpkin ghost and cat shapes with cookie cutters or cardboard patterns to form eyes noses mouths and whiskers with simple garnishes like parsley raisins olives and peppers.

Bridal Shower Honors Ruth Ann Tankersley

Miss Ruth Ann Tankersley, fiancée of Gary Hausman, was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. David Buck and Mrs. Larry Mitchell at the Buck home on Superior Avenue. Decorations featured yellow and white streamers, fall mums, and prize winners included Miss Kim Sebastian and two others. The couple’s wedding is set for November 16 at 7 30 p.m. at Crawford Street First Church of God.

Ruth Ann Tankersley Gary Hausman David Buck Larry Mitchell John Loveless H. C Reese Hughes Lester Tolson Don Pelfrey Jack Martin Courtney Duff Jr Elvin Robison Cale Ledford Paul Sebastian Herb Sebastian Clyde Tankersley Miss Tankersley Highland Street Hausman Charles Hausman Monroe Crawford Stret First Church of God

Brown Sugar Storage Tip Shows Fridge Use

A pantry tip advises storing brown sugar in the refrigerator to prevent hardening. Proper moisture control in a cool environment helps maintain softness and usability.

Local births recorded in Franklin and area

Vital statistics list multiple births with parents and addresses. Shelton couple at 7475 Eyler Road Franklin welcomed a boy on Friday, Brewer at 2205 Waneta Ave Franklin a boy Friday, Hitte at 3995 Veal Beal Road a girl Friday, Bower at 516 Spring Ave Franklin a girl Friday, Fuller at 1418 Garfield St a girl today.

John H. Shelton Eyler Road Franklin James Brewer Waneta Paul Hitte Veal Beal Road Wilbur Bowermaster Spring Ave

Boosters At Monroe Set Canvass

A door to door drive for new members will be conducted tomorrow by the Lemon Monroe Athletic Booster Club. Club members and all sports participants meet at the school at 1 p.m. to receive instructions and area assignments. The drive runs from 2 to 4 p.m. and refreshments follow.

Lemon +« Monroe Athletic Booster Club

Car Demolished Injuries Minor East of Oxford on Rt 73

A Middletown youth suffered minor injuries in a one car accident on Rt 73 east of Oxford. The vehicle driven by Ronald Lee Gray, 21, 4531 Rosedale Road, went out of control on a hillcrest and rolled, Gray sustaining facial and head abrasions.

Middletown Oxford Ronald Lee Gray Rosedale Road Gray

Charles Neale Divorces Dead Wife in Landmark Case

In London 67 year old Charles Neale obtained a divorce from his late wife after a legal aid funded proceeding. The hearing revealed adultery by Charles Sharpin, the wife’s alleged lover, who was ordered to reimburse £75 in legal costs.

London Charles Neale David Cairns Neale

Local Listings of Residents and Relatives

A dense roll of names and addresses appears, listing Mrs Ronald Brown and many others in Eaton Trenton Sheldon Moore St Springboro Franklin Au burn St Princeton Ave Flemming Rd Thomas Rd Wilbraham Hill Rd Kensington St Eaton Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati West Middletown Columbia Ave Hamilton Ex cello Kensington St Oberon Dr Franklin.

Ronald Brown Eaton Rhonda Secor Ronald Secor Trenton Sol Schneider Sheldon Road George Noble Moore St Donald Saylor Barnitz St Charles Grimm East St Benjamin Linville N. Highview Herbert G. Long Springboro Frank West Franklin Dica Davis Robert E. Davis Auburn St Charles Conarroe Austin Kenneth Lowe Wilbraham William Gregory Jr 17Th Ave Kelse Nickell Omaha St. James Alva Taylor Hill Rd West Middletown Lester Boyce Columbia Ave Hershel Nickell Hamilton Edwin Zickgraf Wilbraham Rd Charles Lemmons Excello Jennifer Smith David Smith Kensington St Charles Lawson Garfield St Ethyl Agee Oberon Eddie Reffitt Edgar Reffitt Charles Nidiffer Andrew St Ruth L. O’barr Cheltenham William C. Stiles Trenton Franklin Rd Kenneth Willoughby Sommerville

Rehearsal Dinner For Lickert Fedders Nuptials

Mr and Mrs John H Lickert hosted a rehearsal dinner at their Dorothy Lane home honoring the wedding party for son John William Lickert and Miss Marcella M Fedders. The couple married today at Holy Trinity Church at 11 am.

John H. Lickert Dorothy Lane John William Lickert Marcella M. Fedders Fedders Omer W. Fedders Flemming Road Mr. Lickert Holy Trinity Church Judith Lickert Ann Schenking Ann Dorsey Samuel A. Bell R. Dale Braun Jerome L. Fedders Raymond Kelly Jr

Card Party and Style Show Planned by Holy Trinity Women

Plans progress for a November 13 card party and fashion show at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Holy Trinity Church women lead the committee, with John Ross Store handling the fashion preview and parish women modeling. Tickets available from listed committee members. refreshments at a tea table. prizes awarded. Show starts at 7 30 p.m.

K of C Holy Trinity Church Raymond W. Kelly John Halbig John Ross George Montgomery Robert Fay Donald Fiessinger Jack Alderton Donald Christman James Ellis Knights of Columbus

Bride-Elect Judy Goodloe Is Feted Before Nov 9 Wedding

Miss Judy Goodloe, engaged to Jim Fletcher of Monroe, will marry Nov 9 at Clayton Street Church of God. A surprise party at Holiday House honored her with 27 guests and lavender blue decor. Attendees included Marty Mote and many Goodloe and Fletcher relatives and friends.

Judy Goodloe Jim Fletcher Clayton, Street Church of God Robert Bowling Lynn Drive Franklin Rt. 1 Holiday House Marty Mote Francis Cobaugh Ted Cobau Brenda Ellis Lucetta Fletcher George Fletcher Bernard Davis Joe Goodloe Lamberton Street Moody i\Fletcher Monroe

Good Will Mothers Club Meets at Fakes Home

Thirteen members and one guest attended the Good Will Mothers Club meeting at Mrs. Charles E. Fakes residence on Grand Avenue. Mrs. Reece Johnson led the business session and Mrs. Verna B. Anthony organized the Bible quiz during the social hour.

Good Will Mothers Club Charles E. Fakes Grand Avenue J. W. Bogart Reece Johnson Verna B. Anthony John Derrough Everett Denniston Paul Kirchner LaRue Gigner

Bizarre Bazaar Next Day and Social League Meeting

A Bizarre Bazaar sponsored by the Auxiliary to Butler County Medical Society will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. in Verity Hall. Longview Social Service League board members meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Elizabeth O'Neill's home at 241 Central Ave.

Butler Country Medical Society Verity Hall Longview Social Service League Elizabeth O'Neill Central Ave

Don’t Be Clustered About Household Clutter

One way to relieve clutter is to discard or donate items unused for at least a year.

Crazy Biscuits With Southern Flavor And Tricks

Heloise shares a biscuit method requiring minimal handling, shaping dough into squares triangles or rectangles for quick bake. Tips include pre shaping ahead of time freezing, varying shapes for a pleasing bread basket, and using two thin slabs for elegant party biscuits. The recipe yields light tender flaky results with a 450 degree bake 10 to 12 minutes.

Terrace Park Girl Crowned OSU Homecoming Queen

A 19 year old Cincinnati area girl was chosen homecoming queen at the Ohio State University Illinois football game. Marcia McCalla of Terrace Park, a Pi Beta Phi sorority member and cheerleader, is a sophomore in the College of Education majoring in English.

Columbus Ohio Cincinnati Lovely Marcia McCalla Terrace Park Marcia Pi Beta Phi Sorority College of Education

Leftover Roast Facts Prompt Fridge Flavor

A tip urges covering roast or oven fried chicken before refrigerating to prevent flavor transfer from other foods. Uncovered items may absorb odors and tastes, impacting quality after storage.

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