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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
6
This humorous travel note offers cautions for a European trip from passport photos to inoculations. It jokes about language barriers in Italy, taxi fears in Rome, and even the odd habit of travelers bringing bottled water while others prefer strong beverages.
North south winners were Mrs Howard Wikoff with Mrs Larry Funk, Mrs Gordon Nein with Mrs Herschel Greenham, and Mrs Russell Anness with Mrs Stanley Weinstein. East west winners were Howard Wikoff with C M Woodruff, Mrs Kenneth Shafer with Mrs J T Lamb, Paul Goans with Jack Podner, and Mr and Mrs Ray Ruhrmund.
Tomato juice can replace milk or water in meat loaf mix. Use equal parts tomato juice to keep moisture and flavor, adjusting for desired consistency and richness in the batter.
Mrs. Charles Hattery recalled in a Critique Literary Society talk how the Miami-Erie Canal transformed Middletown from a hamlet to a trading and industrial hub. She cited the July 21 1825 sod-laying ceremony with Gov. DeWitt Clinton and Gov. Jeremiah Morrow, noting the canal's role in lifting locals from poverty, and preliminaries by Hugh Vail Abner Enoch and John Sutphin as early city leaders.
National Business and Professional Women Week is proclaimed by the City Commission and marked by the Middletown BPW Club with a dinner program on October 23 at the Women's Center. Immediate past state president Mrs. Mary L. Williams will speak. District 13 meeting attendees include Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Oscar Day, Mrs. Arthur Sidwell, and Miss Happye West.
Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a come as you were party at Mrs. Charles Rudokas home last night. In a brief business session Mrs. Kenneth Marfitt announced a bowling tournament to raise money for the Heart Fund Drive and Mrs. Walling Gray announced a November stained glass ornament workshop. Mrs. Don Mardis was co hostess.
The Mrs Club sponsors a masquerade dance this Saturday from 10 p m to 2 a m at the VFW Hall on Central Avenue with music by the Moroccos of Dayton. Prizes for best costumes, tickets 2 50 and proceeds aid charity.
Miss Alice Baker and her fiancé Douglas Ward of West Leipsic have arranged a November 3 ceremony at Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Church in Monroe. The couple, daughter and son of Monroe residents, will wed at 11:30 a.m. with Rev. Richard Schechter officiating and a reception to follow.
Middletown Cotillion expands its roster with six new couples as announced by Ted Forsyth and chairmen. The new members listed are Robert Arrell Herbert Brown Dale Constiner Joseph Flannery David Knochs and Ted Rogers. The next dance is scheduled for January 26 with Gene Saylor and wife as co chairs. A February board meeting is planned at Peter and Mary Kalmus home. The group also reported its 25th anniversary dance held October 6 at the Manchester Inn.
A cooking tip advises adding a teaspoon of vinegar to the water when boiling eggs with a crack. The vinegar helps seal the shell during cooking, reducing leakage and preventing slime.
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