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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1968
Page
6
The common foot ailments corn and callous arise from ill fitting shoes and repetitive friction. Callouses form a protective hardened skin layer on toes heels and the ball of the foot. A corn starts as a callous but develops a cone shaped core pressing nerves inside the toe.
Mrs. Stuart Hatch, president, announced 11 new members at Middletown Hospital auxiliary meeting at Verity Hall. New members include Mrs. Jay Fagen and Mrs. Sabih Astel among others. Proceeds from the High Fever Follies on Feb 28 and Mar 1 will go to the coronary care unit. A coffee hour followed, with the group planning January meetings.
Nine Holy Trinity Church members will model at a wig style show tied to a fal card party on Wednesday Oct 30 at Knights of Columbus Hall. Organizers include chairman Mrs Frederick Duane and co chairmen Mrs Leman Dunlap and Mrs Jack Alderton.
Announcement of the marriage of Linda Sue Howard and Paul Allen Gutshall on October 4 at Edwards Memorial Methodist Church Liberty Indiana. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Homer G Howard and the late Mr Howard. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Gutshall of Lamberton Street. They will reside in Oxford at 2030 Miami Manor.
Coming Events Middletown Chapter American War Mothers meets Thursday at 1 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium American Legion Home with installation of officers. Middletown Shrine 25 Order of the White Shrine meets tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St Violet Parrella and Tom Howard conduct the meeting. Line officers entertain co workers from Dayton Fairborn Lima Hamilton Cincinnati Covington Ky. Mrs Alton Smith directs the social hour.
Miss Alice Williams of Crestwood and her fiance Richard Macomber of Cape Coral plan a November 23 ceremony at Crestwood Baptist Church Crestwood Kentucky. The couple, engaged after a family shower in PeWee Valley and a dinner hosted by relatives in Crestwood, will wed at 7 30 p m.
Reservations will be taken until tomorrow for the Dartnell Institute Chicago presentation of Personality Plus led by Miss Hazel Duvall. The program targets office women and includes a $10 registration with luncheon.
Barsha Ratcliff Shelton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ratcliff of Stanley Street marries Robert Reed Davis son of Mr and Mrs John Davis of Red Bud Drive. They exchanged vows last Saturday at 1 30 p m in St Luke s United Presbyterian Church with Rev Robert Clark officiating. Attendants were Billie Bevins and Mike Mehl. A reception followed at the Ratcliff home. The couple plans to live on Richardson Drive after a honeymoon trip. Both are employed by Armco Steel Corp.
Vital statistics list numerous births by family and address including Gary Pearson boy on 3912 Tytus Ave Paul Lacy boy Linn Road Blitz boy Manchester Road Chandler boy Vannest Ave Wilson girl Vance Ave Cable Franklin boy McNatt Germantown girl James and Sarah Phillips names and various parents with multiple city and street entries across Franklin Germantown Somerville and nearby locales.
Reid Kenyon argued that climate shapes civilization and living standards. He cited eastern North America, Western Europe, Japan, and parts of South America as regions with higher standards due to favorable weather. He noted warmer areas have higher death rates and cooler cities show greater library book circulation.
Kitchen shower Sunday for Miss Margaret Ann Trent bride elect of Robert Davis at Frischs party room Germantown Road hosted by Mrs Thomas Trent and Miss Lois Fisher. Guests include numerous Trents Davises Fishers Mulligans and other local residents. wedding set November 23 at St Marys Church.
Thirty four participants played at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement on eight tables. North-south winners were Mrs. Russell Anness with Mrs Stanley Weinstein and others with scores around 10 9 4 2. East-west victors included Mrs Frank Coldiron and Mrs C M Woodruff with 10 5, and James Gebhart paired with others near 9 7 4 2. A next session is set for next Monday at the temple.
Three Middletonians Mrs Corbin Bertram Mrs E H McCandlish and Mrs Robert Ramsdell attended the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Fall Conference in Cincinnati at the Hotel Arms starting 9 30 a m The program featured the Chamber Quartet of Cincinnati and the Mother Singers The meeting was directed by federation president Mrs Lynn W Turner representing the Middletown Music Club.
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