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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
6
About 100 guests attended the Girls' Club open house at Broad Street building. Frances Dodds and board members hosted with tea service led by Mrs. Frank Hidy and others. Visitors viewed four month renovation including exterior remodeling and interior redecorating. President L. J. Long expressed pleasure with the turnout.
A Saturday shower for Miss Carol Moore was hosted by Mrs. Eugene L. Combs Mrs. Ray Selby Mrs Lonnie Williams and Mrs. Glenn Taylor at her Van nest Avenue home. Attendees included numerous Hamilton area guests and bridal prize winners were announced. Miss Moore and fiancé David Wilhoit plan to wed on Saturday October 17.
The Longview Social Service League will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening at Miss Betty O Neill s home 2421 Central Ave with members expected to attend.
Mr and Mrs William Mar stail Betty Lou and David Day and Mrs Charles Wells returned from Louisville Kentucky where they visited Mr and Mrs Mickey Sabo Mrs Sabo was scheduled for surgery Saturday at Jewish Hospital in Louisville.
Ida Langdon, niece of Mark Twain, died Friday in Elmira. She taught English at Bryn Mawr and Wellesley colleges and served as chairman of the English department at Elmira College.
Courreges introduces an unusually youthful adult collection in Paris flavor adapted for American markets. Leather slacks, mini dresses, and knee length silhouettes dominate the lineup with space suit like white boots and baby bonnets complementing edgy silhouettes.
David R. Ranck, 21, becomes the first man to graduate from Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing. After three years he will work in the hospital operating room, drawn to the role by his grandmother Mrs. Helen Ranck who encouraged him to pursue nursing.
David, among about 100 student nurses, says the environment is pleasant and supportive with no teasing. He plans to take his state board in November to become a registered nurse and aims for a lieutenant’s commission via the Army education program next autumn to pursue a bachelor’s degree.
John Mosler of New York president of Mosler Safe Co. Hamilton Ohio was named by President Johnson to the American delegation at independence ceremonies in Northern Rhodesia. The new nation Zambia will gain independence Oct. 24 and Mosler was announced Saturday.
Local League of Women Voters hosts Mrs. Chester E Merrow at a 6 p.m. dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn before an 8 p.m. speaking engagement at Wilson School. Guests include numerous local couples, Judge Fred Cramer and Mrs. Stiver with arrangements by Mrs. Stiver, Mrs. Grier and Mrs. Cromwell.
The column lists numerous birth announcements and dismissals from families in towns like Trenton Carlisle Waynesville and Lebanon. It records several newborns including boys and girls and notes out of town births, with names and addresses where given and mentions of grandparents and hospitals.
A sequence of marriage license notices lists numerous individuals and their partners with ages and addresses. The entries include professions such as electrician, telephone operator, carpenter, crane operator, steel worker, clerk, and office worker from several towns and streets.
In The Hospital John Chaney of Wayne Ave Mrs Paul Shafer of Water St Mrs John Garland of Hamilton Fred Smith of S Verity Park Way John Neal Carter son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Carter Pershing Marvin Ferguson of Waite St
Mrs. James Lewis hosted a luncheon at her Stevens Avenue home in honor of Miss Barbara Conn, sister of the bride elect. Barbara plans to marry Paul D. Gray on October 17 with a centerpiece gift later given for the couple’s future home. Attendees included Mrs. Paul H Gray and Miss Sherri Gray, among others. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Conn. Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Gray of Tipp City.
Miss Sandra Carmody and John Sora finalized wedding plans for Saturday at St John’s Church. Attendants include Judy Davis as maid of honor, Mary Ellen Sora and Gloria Sora as bridesmaids, Frank Capozzi as best man, with ushers Joe Stagmyer Joe Presta and Donald Coleman. Reception hosts Mary Carmody Joan Martin and Marilyn Gebhart at the Elks Club at 7 pm. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs David Carmody of Tytus Avenue. The groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Bernard Sora of Grand Avenue. The ceremony is set for 9 30 am.
Mrs. David Moore and Mrs. Marion Kershner hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sandra Ellis bride elect of Carl Eisenmenger at Barbara Drive home. Attendees included Mrs. Sam Ellis and 16 others. The couple plans to wed October 31 at the First Baptist Church in Franklin.
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