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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1970
Page
5
A scrambled list of crossword clues and fragments appears with numbered entries including references to Hitler and other terms. The text shows partial words and broken phrases, resembling a pasted puzzle layout with varied topics such as geography, people, and objects.
The article outlines sun sign predictions from Aries to Pisces with brief guidance. It highlights prompt idea sharing with superiors for Aries, resisting easy offers for Taurus, sticking to routine for Gemini, cautious ventures for Cancer, cautious optimism for Leo, seeking expert estimates for Virgo, making a good impression for Libra, launching ventures for Scorpio, confident ideas for Sagittarius, surprises for Capricorn, progress for Aquarius, and a combined business and pleasure trip for Pisces.
Channel 12 and 22 telecasts open with Pro basketball Milwaukee at Atlanta at 3 45. Notre Dame at Missouri bowls next. Mid dle town Deer Park and Our Lady of Providence high schools compete at 5. Andy Williams guests Lorne Greene Ella Fitzgerald Chubby Checker and the Grass Roots at 7 30 on channels 2 5. Mission Impossible unfolds on channel 7 at 7 30. Adam 12 on channels 2 and 9 at 8 30. My Three Sons on 7 and 9 at 8 30. Arnie faces choosing a new foreman at 9. Mostly Deadly Game on 12 and 22 at 9 5. Mary Tyler Moore at 9 30. Mannix and a slow toxin mystery air at 10. Missing in Action documentary on 22 at 10 30. Tonight’s movies include Ride a Crooked Mile on 16 7 30, The Russians Are Coming on 2 and 5 at 9, A Bomb for a Dictator on 16 at 9, The Terror on 19 at 9.
The item lists notable events on October 17 across history including Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga in 1777, Napoleon's Rhine confederation dissolution in 1813, Sevastopol bombardment in 1854, Bessemer steel patent in 1855, Luxembourg’s constitution in 1868, Berlin rioting in 1923, Einstein’s U.S. arrival in 1933, Eisenhower’s call for aid in 1959, U S Navy strikes in 1965, and Dr Clifton Wharton Jr. becoming MSU president in 1969.
The Midlletown Federation of Women's Clubs revives its early days with a This Is Your Life Federation show this Thursday at First United Presbyterian Church. Nine federated clubs present skits including flappers and War Mothers chorales, with costumes from 1900s to 1970s and acts by Gamma Cristonians and Beta Sigma Phi. Reservations for the banquet are due tomorrow with local club representatives handling bookings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Knight of 1404 Woodlawn Ave. celebrate 65 years of marriage with a family gathering. wed in Hopkinsville Ky on Oct 17 1905. They have lived in Middletown 53 years and attend the First Christian Church. He is a retired Armco Steel employee. They are the parents of Mrs. Louise Tatman. two granddaughters and a great grandson are part of the family.
Mrs Susan Day of Ohio Bell spoke to FTTF Club on Femmes Fashions and Phones detailing how American women affected telephone history and how phones shaped women’s roles. Mrs Dan Murphy introduced the speaker before the meeting business led by Mrs Harry Pratt. Memorial tribute to Mrs Ethel Johnson read by Mrs B A Roof Sr. Guests included Mrs W V Dantis Mrs John Methven hosts Mrs George Brooks and Mrs H L Compton and Mrs R A Heck.
Franklin residents prepare for the October 24 wedding of Michael Dean Minge and Sue Ellen Minge. A rehearsal dinner is set for Friday at 8 p.m. at Congress Inn with many family members and attendants listed. Pre nuptial parties include showers and a bridesmaids luncheon. The ceremony will be at St. Paul’s United Church of Christ.
Omicron Xi Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi sororities hosted a Thursday night party at Trenton First National Bank to honor 13 rushees. Honorees included numerous local ladies, with Mrs Monty Allen winning a hula contest. Russ Dwyer slated to speak at the November 16 meeting at Mrs Charles Berny’s Ada Drive home.
A sewing mother crafts a baby crib patchwork coverlet from fabric scraps to pass on as a meaningful keepsake for her daughter. The project turns treasured remnants into a lasting heirloom with careful stitching and therm backing.
Mrs. J C Lockmeyer spoke at a Guided Study Club meeting in the Public Library Community Room about nongraded schools. She called the method a significant approach to individualized instruction in elementary and secondary education and described its structure as removing grade limits to fit each student’s pace and talents.
A fragmented note warns homeowners about hiring unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers for termite services. It cautions that trusting unknown operators can lead to problems and urges scrutiny before arranging treatment.
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