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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
14
Morning circles of the First Presbyterian Church chaired by Mrs John Anderson welcomed two new members and discussed the book Conside rations for a militant church. CirclesAcross multiple homes held meetings with hostesses noted and programs led by various members as 18 to 24 attendees participated.
Mr and Mrs Asa Spencer celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 5 pm at 1907 Fernwood Street hosted by their son Glen Spencer at 86 Orchard Street They married October 15 1910 in Middletown He retired in 1956 after 45 years with Armco Steel Corp They are parents of Arkis Prater Melvin Ireton Roger and Glen Spencer Three grandchildren and one great grandchild noted A recipe for chicken broth with match-stick chicken is also suggested for a dinner course.
Unit meetings of the League of Women Voters were held yesterday at the homes of Mrs. J H Stalker on Kenwood Drive, Mrs. H B Nicholson on McGee, and Mrs. Richard Harfst on Euclid Avenue. Mrs. Howard Cromwell led the program with her committee, discussing United Nations, The World Court and Election Issues, plus debates on U S in the Congo and the Connally amendment.
Miss Patricia Joan Hydler and Ronald Dale Tibbs married October 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Monroe Methodist Church with immediate family present. Bride wore champagne chiffon, maid of honor Joyce Tibbs wore green taffeta, best man Roy Tibbs attended. couple resides at 2701 Wilbraham Rd after honeymoon East.
Miss Dorothy Fike Miss Nancy Kitchen Miss DeDe Kruse and Mrs Robert Egerston won prizes at the Phi Upsilon Nu Phi Mu Sorority combined business and social meeting held last night at Miss Peggy Combs home on Lylburn Road. Guests included Miss Pam Lee and Miss Karen Schwing. Combs was named recording secretary. initiation for new members is set for November 2 at Mrs Egelston home on Wilbraham Road.
Aeroncaettes members met in the company cafeteria to discuss future events and hold nominations for new officers. Mrs. Billy Buehl was named chair of the nominating committee with Miss Rita Conrad Miss Peg Weiner Mrs. Robert Bellamy and Mrs. Henry Shoemaker serving. They approved a $50 Christmas charity donation and a $100 grant for mentally retarded children in the area.
A note on preparation describes cutting boiled tripe into small pieces, dipping in batter, and frying in hot fat until crisp and golden brown.
Dr Edith Galton of Metuchen New Jersey urges girls to plan early for science careers, especially in electronics. She notes women can simplify problems quickly and stresses staying in education and work after marriage. Testing by summer jobs and school projects helps fit into science, with focus on math physics and chemistry.
A cook-out hosted by Beta chapter of Delta Chi Sigma at the picnic grounds near Holiday House honored two rushees Miss Betty Brown and Mrs Harold Brant. Halloween themed tables featured prizes awarded to Mrs Brant Mrs Delmus Tuttle Mrs Des Dineen and Mrs Mary Jane Stamper. Hostesses were Mrs Nick Cornella Miss Elinor Conway and Mrs Alvin Chambers.
Mrs. Paul Galeese spoke on Family Customs at St Marys Altar Rosary Society. Reports covered Deanery meeting in Foster and plans for Nov 28 at St Stephen's Hamilton. Lydia Guild dinner at First Methodist with 34 members and guest. World Community Day services planned for Sts Constantine and Elon. World Community Day set for Nov 4.
Middletown Actors' Playhouse picks the two act comedy Gigi for January, a Colette novel adaptation. The show runs January 20 and 21 at Roosevelt Junior High School with direction by Mrs. George W. Barr, a new director.
Middletown Civic Chorus schedules a second audition Sunday at St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church for solo parts in Handel Mes siah. Auditions run 1 30 to 2 30 p m with contact Mrs Wylie Senften for times. Open to public and chorus members. Director Robert Burkhardt notes second audition to aid those missing Oct 16. Selections include There Were Shepherds, Come Unto Him, How Beautiful Are the Feet of Them, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings To Zion, He Shall Feed His Flock, Comfort Ye My People, Every Valley Shall Be Exalted, Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart, Behold and See if There Be Any Sorrow, But Who All Abide the Day of His Coming, The Trumpet Shall Sound.
Vital statistics list newborns with parents and addresses including Mr and Mrs Alvin Chapman Middletown Rt 3 and others plus babies for Bradly McCloud Ebel Henders on and Donnelly Ballinger Parson Buchanan Short. Out of town births note Ronald Ebel and Hender son in Dayton. Dismissed list names residents and relatives across Middletown Franklin Waynesville and surrounding streets.
In The Hospital James Weber of Franklin Judy Fetzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fetzer Armco i Drive Frank Plumbo of Logan Ave Donald Gray of Highland St Judy Sorrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Adrian Sorrell Tytus Benny Nickell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Benny Nickell Beverly Lane Frank Denisi of Marshall Road James C Nickell of Catalpa Drive Mrs George Phillabaum of Germantown Mrs Wanda Stone of 17th Ave Cheryl Tibbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tibbs Yankee Clyde Stambaugh of West Middletown Rt 1 Mrs Ralph Burton of Fairmount Ave
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