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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1968
Page
6
Tips to stop nail biting include conscious awareness and pride in hands. Use manicure, bold coral polish, or bitter-tasting polish to deter biting. The article suggests getting engaged as the best motivator, noting hands receive care when displaying a diamond.
Three Middletown area girls pledged Delta Zeta during fall rush. Suzanne Dillon Betsy Geckeler pledged at Miami University Oxford Linda Harbaugh pledged at Bowling Green University. Founders Day Banquet in Oxford next Thursday and a Christmas luncheon for Delta Zeta college girls discussed.
Fine drapes dividers wall decorations paneling and lighting once found only in luxury homes are standard in BreezeWay mobile homes. Stop in to see modern features and experience luxurious living at affordable prices.
Nearly 100 AAUW members from 11 branches gathered at Miami University Johnston Hall for a state workshop. Dr. Elizabeth Stanton and Dr. Eugene Bennett welcomed participants as panels discussed rising women in college and graduate schools, continuing education for mature students, and continued discrimination.
A long list records births at various homes with names of parents and whether a boy girl or twins were born, including addresses in Trenton Hamilton and Carlisle. The notice also lists numerous people associated with residences and families across the region.
Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Scarlet Nanine Baker to Randall Vaughn. Miss Baker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker of Linn Drive Franklin and a Franklin High School graduate employed at McAlpin Co. The fiancé is an Armco Steel Corp. employee and Middletown High School graduate. They plan to wed November 30 at the Nazarene Church in Trenton.
The October meeting at Mrs. Earl Stegemiller’s home featured a doll identification program. Dayton members R H Erisman and R H Paul and Germantown’s Wallace Pergram and Middletown’s Karl Banzhaf contributed dolls and clothing for display. Mrs Pergram was named head of the Franklin library doll project. The club viewed Mrs Stegemiller’s doll collection and held a workshop dressing modern dolls to be given as Christmas gifts to underprivileged children.
Ida Morningstar Chapter Order of Eastern Star convenes tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Mr and Mrs Joe Minor will conduct the business session followed by a social hour. JOY Circle meets tonight at 7 at Mrs Ronald Williams 2108 Grand Ave to discuss church bazaar plans.
In Ripon England curfew tradition continues with six villages maintaining the 8 p.m. light-dousing ritual. born in William the Conqueror era as a fire prevention measure.
Miss Deborah Ellen Gustin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Edward Dalton former Middletonians now in San Diego California married Michael William Coyne on September 2 at The Church of The Most Precious Blood Chula Vista Rev Albert M DeZaeytyd officiated Nuptial Mass Bride wore satin A line gown with illus s veil and snowflake crown Bridegroom Vietnam veteran served Marine Corps two years now attends Southwestern College The newlyweds reside in San Diego
The Department of Women of the RLDS elected Mrs. R. E. Helsinger as president in October. Officers include Mrs. Steve Nemek as secretary and Miss Emma Stults as treasurer. A World Community Day service is planned for Friday Nov 1 at the RLDS church.
Danny Jacoby a 6 year old student attends a New York University computer course designed for college professors. His father Ron an actor says Danny spoke at one and read at two. He does ninth grade level math having taught himself long division and decimals. He loves baseball and warms up for class with cartwheels.
The earliest permanent international scientific body, the Universal Society of Ophthalmology, began in Paris in 1861 after an 1857 Brussels congress. The group aimed to advance ophthalmic science and coordinate cross border research among physicians.
Miss Mary Mallory and Ens. Roger Mowery plan a 7 30 p m ceremony at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Eugene Frazier officiating A reception will follow in the church Fellowship Hall Attendants include Mrs Russell Johnson matron of honor and sisters Karla Mallory Margie Mowery Helen Barker Ricky Johnson Dennis Mowrey Russell Amburgey and Russell Johnson ushers Organist Clement Burton and hostesses Genie Blankenship Joy Essig Lindy Robertson and Brenda Robertson assist
Mrs and Mrs Everett Carson of Farmersville were guests of honor at a surprise silver anniversary party hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hauselman on Sierra Road. Carson, a former Middletown resident, ran a blacksmith shop in Farmersville for 15 years. They wed October 15 1943 in Abilene Texas while he served as a sergeant in the Air Force in World War II. He is married to Mildred DeSpain Stovall and they have two children Marisue Pickering of Orono Maine and James Carson of Columbus plus two grandchildren. Attending included relatives from Franklin Medway Dayton Middletown and others.
A guide outlines how lighting transforms a home. It stresses combining general and accent lighting, explains how color and surfaces affect brightness, and notes dark colors absorb light while white surfaces reflect it.
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