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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
10
In Florence Marquis Emilio Pucci unveiled his lavish annual collection in the ancestral palace. Rich fabrics for couture contrasted with ready to wear using cheaper textiles. Designs ranged from ankle-length dresses and beaded gala gowns to beachwear, velvet capes, and bikini tops with skirts.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grantow of Arlington Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Freda M. Shelton to Kenneth R. Coomer. Both are Middletown High School alumni. The couple plans a January 8 wedding at St. Pauls United Church of Christ.
Richard Dietz of Jewell Street travels to Orlando Florida for the funeral of his father Thomas H Dietz formerly of Middleton who moved to Florida about 15 years ago.
Mrs Carmen Cohen an ESP lecturer and Middletown native will headline the Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs banquet on October 28 at First United Presbyterian Church Central Avenue. The event includes five Women of the Year honors and ticket sales close this Sunday at $3.50.
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club players last night at Temple Beth Sholom posted an average of 84 using the Mitchell movement. North-south winners included Mrs. Douglas Clifton and Mrs. C M Woodruff with 95 percent and Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. M L Johnston at 88 percent. east-west leaders were Mrs. Dan MacLean and Paul Smith at 91 percent, tied with Jack and Ted Rudy. Five members won master points in the Detroit regional ACBL tournament. Weekend entrants included Mrs. Cade, Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Anness and Mr. Smith.
Entries are open for the 1972 National Chicken Cooking Contest sponsored by the National Broiler Council with top prizes of 10000 and three further awards of 5000 2000 and 1000. Fifty one finalists from each state and DC will compete in Birmingham Alabama on May 2 1972. Six 150 bonus prizes will be awarded for specific recipe attributes. Entry closes March 31 1972.
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers will install officers in a meeting tomorrow at 1 30 p m in Kessler Auditorium American Legion Home.
Ida Morningstar Chapter 572OES invites Prosser Chapter 967 members to a 7 30 pm meeting in the Commercial Building. Mr and Mrs Walter Crenshaw will direct the session with entertainment by Miss Dolores Revelos.
The executive director of Little Miami, Inc. will speak to members and the public at the Middletown Audubon Club meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Ray Culter discusses the Little Miami River and preservation. Meeting in the Parks Administration Building at 1400 Highland Street.
Nearby families welcomed new births yesterday with names and addresses including Forsythe Shepherd Henderson and others. Hospital discharges included Dennis Jena and Mrs Blankenship. Listings note births to King Ritz Armbruster and Brandenburg families among many regional names.
A new parent exchange reveals humor and exhaustion as a baby cries, nap schedules fail, and diaper changes spark witty banter. The couple teases about the baby's name and Dr Spock while grappling with the chaos of bringing a newborn home.
The Critique literary society celebrated its 50th anniversary with a banquet at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge attended by 17 former members and guests. Four new members were installed, and Reid Kenyon reviewed Fifty Years of Critique while reading letters from absent members. 113 members have belonged to the group over five decades.
Sixty two persons attended the Middletown Area Amateur Radio Association open house and membership meeting at Maple Park School. Al Michel of Cincinnati screened an ARRL film, and the group plans novice classes next month after meeting on the third Monday each month.
Zion Lutheran Church Women plan two meetings at 7 30 p m today and 9 30 a m tomorrow The today gathering will be at Mrs O K Klafter 206 Leland Ct with Mrs Christian Nelson as devotional leader The tomorrow session will be in the parish hall with Mrs Gerald Markland and Mrs Edward Cairns as hostesses Mrs Donal Robert will lead devotions and Mrs Carl Roess will present a missions program at both meetings
Attention mothers learn where to find a broad selection of school jeans and slacks upstairs at the Body Shop. Long lengths with small waists are in stock with prices from $6.00. C. E. Great house & Son, Inc. at 1041 Central Ave.
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