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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1966

Page

2

Great Lakes Industrial Future Witnessed by Ramblers Club

The 73rd year of the Ram Mr and Mrs D R Baker opened with a talk by Mrs Kitchen at the club about Great Lakes exploration and engineering feats. W B Rehse forecast the Duluth to Atlantic route as key, noting the Soo Locks Mackinac Bridge and St Lawrence Seaway as pivotal, with Norse activity cited in early trade.

Ram D. R. Baker Hamilton Ben Kitchen Fred Gerber Soo Locks Mackinac Bridge St. Lakes W. B

Dinner Planned By Group Dinner Planned By Group

The Ladies Philoptochos Society met at the YWCA in Hamilton to plan their annual Thanksgiving dinner set for November 20 in the Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church social hall after services. General chairwoman is Mrs. Nick Revelos of Middletown with a committee including Mrs. James Poulias and several Jonsons and Jones.

Ladies Philoptochos Society YWCA Hamilton Sts. Constantine & Helen Nick Revelos Middletown James Poulias James C. Jonson Angeline Lambros Nick Jonson James Jones Charles Jonson

Parties Continue For Miss Heffner

Miss Jill Bastiani Sue Pekarek Diane Nash and Nancy Strobl initiated into Butler County Alumnae Club of Zeta Tau Alpha. Founders Day observance held at Mrs. J. B. Harrison home on Dalewood Drive. Others from Middletown Hamilton and Oxford attended. November meeting slated for Hamilton home. Bridal shower for Sara Jo Heffner and Terry Sebald held as part of pre nuptial events.

Jill Bastiani Sue Pekarek Diane Nash Nancy Strobl Oxford Butler County Zeta Tau Alpha J. B. Harrison Dalewood Drive Fraternity For Women Longwood College Farmville United States Canada Harrison C. R. Schneider Middletown John Buehl Alice Hawkins Larry Rummell Hamilton Jerry Braun Dacace Marilyn Jefferies Ellen Hayes Beta Delta Miami University Sara Jo Heffner Terry Allen Sebald Miss Heffner

Guild and Missionary League meet at Messiah Lutheran Church

Mrs Richard Taron and Mrs Walter Miller cohosted a Tuesday night Guild and Missionary League meeting at Messiah Lutheran Church with fifteen members and one guest Mrs Karen Havens present. Rev Robert Raines spoke on New Life In the Church and members noted the upcoming Miami Valley Zone session in Dayton.

Richard Taron Walter Miller Guild and Missionary League Messiah Lutheran Church Karen Havens James Flowers Robert Raines James Riedel Miami Valley The Lutheran Church Dayston

Bazaar Items Completed by Lydia Guild and Circles

The Lydia Guild led talks by Mrs. Ethel Rommel on the Board of Missions and Mrs. Trajan Trifunovic on symbols in spiritual life plus a Gothic architecture program by Dr. Austin Whitmore with cathedral slides from Europe. Various church circles held sessions around the all church bazaar at St Pauls United Church of Christ, including Parks Circle, Miller Circle, Barnes Circle, Circle Four, and Barnes Circle/Miller Circle tours and a Dayton center lunch, with activities continuing until 7:30 a.m. Oct. 26.

Lydia Guild Ethel Rommel Board of Missions Trajan Trifunovic Austin Whitmore Germany France Italy England St. Paul's United Church of Christ Hubert Turner Parks Circle Owen Combs Frank ‘Bucharan Miller Circle Harvey Apple Virgil Combs Barnes ‘Circle Lammie Bailey David Chapman Chester Bowlus Circle Four Barnes Circle Methodist van Buren Center Dayton DeBolt Circle

War Mothers Install Officers in Middletown Chapter

The Middletown American War Mothers chapter installed new officers at Kessler Auditorium, Mrs Homer Anthony Home, led by presiding president Mrs Howard Newcomb. Officers include first vice president Mrs Pheebe Schmidt and others with roles in rehabilitation, ways and means, magazine, legislation, recording and correspondence, treasurer, historian, and civil defense. Committee chairs were named for hospital, publicity, gold and silver star, flower, sunshine, memorial, Forget me not, social, and Americanism. Delegates reported at meeting. books donated to U S A Inc for Mexico relief. Dayton Center items noted. Forget-me-not Sale scheduled November 4-5.

Middletown American War Mothers Meeting Kessler Homer Anthony American Legion Home Pheebe Schmidt New Chaps Robert Petry George Lykins Ways and Means George Fletcher Curtis Jones Irene Sullivan Mexico

Circles Plan For Fred Fair And World Community Day

Presbyterian circles finalize plans for the Fred Fair at the church on Nov 9 with luncheon tickets at 11 am 12 noon and 1 pm. hygienic bags for overseas distribution to be collected on World Community Day Nov 4 at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Circle Two heard Cliff Crawford on early church tokens. multiple circles met at various members homes with program themes and officers elected including Mrs Robert Eddins as secretary. Guests included several circle members from Circles 11 12 and 2.

Presbyterian Robert Cordray Fulton Lane St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Cliff Crawford Circle Presbyterian Church Robert Oglesby Robert Eddins Circle Four Bert Ferris John Zecher Powler Earl Klein Circle Seven Cal Grier Richard Leasure Cameron Perry David Enoch David Heckard Mchael Dannis James Flowers William Fitzgerald William Forkner David Selvar Mallory Bell Irvin Emmons John Smythe

Assembly Tea Set Oct 23 at Masonic Temple

Members of Girls Assembly 13 sponsor an Autumn Tea Sunday October 23 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Ninth Avenue. Tickets may be purchased from any assembly member or at the temple on the day of the tea.

Girls Assembly 13 Masonic Temple Ninth Avenue

Halloween party honors Merry Mayfielders at Craft home

Decorations featured pumpkins and skeletons for a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Herbert Craft. Prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Burcham, Mrs. James Burton, and Mrs. Neil Gable. Secret pal gifts were awarded to Mrs. Burcham, Mrs. Craft, and Mrs. Carney Hall. A dinner social was planned for November 4 at the Holiday Inn.

Merry Mayfielders Herbert Craft Ernest Burcham James Burton Neil Gable Burcham Craft Carney Hall Holiday Inn

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