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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1966

Page

6

Bridal Shower Honors Mr Ashton's Fiancee

Miss Marcia Zuroweste, bride elect of Rick Ashton, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Maffett Mrs Shannon and Mrs Wilkinson at the Maffett home on Orlando Avenue. Attendees included family friends and relatives. the couple plan to wed December 23 at Second United Presbyterian Church in Xenia.

Marcia Zuroweste Rick Ashton Templyn Maffett William Shannon Horace Wilkinson Maffett Orlando Avenue Norman Zuroweste Xenia Ralph Ashton Susan Ashton Robert Clark Ray Craycraft Bert Guernsey Edward Gunderson Otto Hackney Richard Hayes Sidney Medley Fred Ray Harold Senf Annabelle Sink Edward Sorrell Lowell Wagoner Katherine Wilkinson Paul Thiel Stanley Ashworth Zuroweste Ashton Ross Street Second United Presbyterian Church

Students Speak In Six Local Churches During Temperance Week

Middletown and Lemon-Monroe high school students will address youth departments of six local churches during National Temperance Week which opened yesterday. Speakers include Mark Lewis The Modern Belshazzar and Thea Cundiff Live Modern. A WCTU speech contest is planned for Nov. 13 in Fairhaven with four competitors.

Middletown Lemon-Monroe Mark Lewis O. W. Olmsead Thea Cundiff Taylor Guthrie Bob Brandenburg Jr George Ehram Bonnie McNabb Mayzell E. Miller Steve Burton Guthrie Eudell Spencer Miller Lynn Hickman Lemon - Monroe High School WPFB Miss McNabb Lewis Helen Watson WCTU Fairhaven Mr. Lewis Burton Patty Wiley Carol Begley

Alumnae Tea and Founder's Day at Miami University

Members of the Miami Valley Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta were invited to campus events for Founder's Day at Miami University. Local alumnae attending include Mrs Ladd Brown Miss Susan Moizuk and Mrs Frederick W Nessler, with area members Juday Cobb Judy Gray and Juliana Nickell. Elizabeth Ann Cole has pledged at Duke University. The Founder's Day marked the sorority's 69th anniversary. Kappa Delta, with 59,000 members in 102 chapters and 350 alumnae associations, was the first NPC sorority to support crippled children, giving $10,000 yearly to six beds at Crippled Children's Hospital in Richmond Virginia.

Miami Valley Kappa Delta Sorority Gamma Nu Miami University Ladd Brown Susan Moizuk Frederick W. Nessler Juday Cobb Judy Gray Lebanon Juliana Nickell Elizabeth Ann Cole Guerney H. Cole Jr Milton Road Duke University Kapp Delta Crippled Children’s Hospital Richmond

Preparation H touted as new remedy against piles

Advert says sufferers claim piles have ceased to be a problem thanks to Bio-Dyne. The substance, from a world famous research institute, is offered as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H and available at all drug counters.

$45,000 In Jewels Left In Auto Lot

A Cleveland salesman reported a jewelry case valued at $45,000 left in a downtown Toledo parking lot. Police found the case missing when they checked. Ira Cohen later phoned from Cleveland saying he thought he had loaded the case but realized he had not.

Toledo, Ohio Cleveland Ira Cohen Toledo

Bride-Elect Betty Lawwill Given Mixed Shower

A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Betty Cheryl Lawwill, bride-elect to Pfc. Thomas Sennen, with guests listed including Mrs. Dempsey Lawwill and Miss Nancy Lawwill. The event, at Princeton Street home, featured blue and white decor and wedding bells. Ceremony set for 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Parkway Church of Christ.

Betty Cheryl Lawwill Pfc Thomas Sennen Parkway Church of Christ Sherrill Alexander Ronald Klapper Ronald Short Jenny Lawwill Princeton Street Chester Wood Dempsey Lawwill Debbie Lawwill Kenneth Vance Elbridge Haynes Sam Potter Nancy Lawwill Orville Hudson Charles Byrum Thomas Kemp Thomas Blackmore Joseph Henning William Garrison Glenn Blackmore Wallace Horne August Avenue Mr .Senften Charles A. Senften Canton Middletown

Holy Trinity Card Party Set for November 9

Holy Trinity plans a fall card party at the Knights of Columbus Hall on November 9 at 7 30 p.m. Co chairs Mrs Walter E Weber and Mrs Jerry Harkrader lead the event themed Lets Get Away From It All Refreshments tea table style and prizes will be awarded Guests supply their own cards Members of the planning committee meet October 31 at Mrs Weber s home 204 N Marshall Rd

Don Fiessinger Earl Zuehlke Clifford Sweeney Thomas Walburg Holy Trinity Knights of Columbus Hall Walter E. Weber Jerry Harkrader Weber N. Marshall Rd

Balzer Hosts Alumnae Luncheon in Middletown Delta Zeta

Mrs. Balzer hosted a Saturday alumnae luncheon at her home with guests including Mrs. Reiner Balzer and Mrs. H L Hackney. Organizers were Miss Maid Cairns and Miss Cora Cairns among others. The 2006-68 period saw alumnae and collegiate chapters raise 72076.35 for philanthropic programs and campus benefits while contributing over 1,167,573 hours of service. Grants this year supported Seattle Hearing and Speech Center and Galludet College. A tea for alumnae and collegiates was planned for December.

Middletown Area Delta Zeta Reiner Balzer Maid Cairns Cora Cairns Duane Bailey Louis Brown Stanley Peltier H. L. Hackney Sue Crane John Baker Jr David Selvar Paul Long Charles Blazer Robert Morehead Jane Mehl Elizabeth Norton Seattle

Leather Gains In Fashion Popularity

Leather shifts from caveman tanning to modern high fashion. The article notes durable dyes and soft leathers in colors, with trends toward body-skimming coats, zip-in lined wraps, suede textures, and slim dresses. Leather’s practicality boosts its place in women’s wardrobes and anticipated continued popularity across wear types.

Health fair offers tests but many avoid weighing in

At a Philadelphia health fair hosted by Mrs Robert Jewett weight checks are among free tests for diabetes blood pressure glaucoma and other major ailments yet officials note overweight visitors often skip stepping on the scale. Several local residents names and addresses appear in the readable snippet alongside mentions of out of town attendees including Mr Carl Theiss and Grandview Hospital Dayton.

Philadelphia Robert Jewett Fair Sue Hood Carl Theiss West Alexandria Road Grandview Hospital Dayton

Women Have Ball In Paper Creations

Hartford AP report covers a paper dress ball to raise funds for Wad sworth Atheneum Museum. About 150 women wore self made or artist designed paper outfits, with Peggy Moffitt modeling a revealing vinyl and paper look. Some gowns valued near 1000 dollars, donated to the museum, while designers proved the durability of paper fashions.

Jean Sprain Wilson Hartford, Conn Wadsworth Atheneum Museum Peggy Moffitt Rudi Gernreich Leo Rose Traims Luksus Stanley Mortimer Rebekah Harkiness Lady Bird ‘Johnson Smithsonian Institute John Moore John Huggins Robert Scull

Disperse Juveniles, Schwartz Says

Cincinnati AP Juvenile Judge Benjamin S Schwartz ordered police to break up groups of more than four to curb street violence. He cited police power to disperse gangs while handling eight juveniles charged in a beating of Xavier University students Larry Walker and Jerald Hulbat. Three youths jailed for an indeterminate term, one held for psychiatric exam, four released with warning.

Cincinnati Benjamin S$. Schwartz Xavier University Larry Walker Jerald Hulbat Schwartz Hamilton County

Bread Preference Varsity: White Leads Among Americans

A survey shows about 82 percent of American consumers favor white bread over all other varieties. The poll highlights strong affinity for classic loaf amid diverse bread options nationwide.

Seasonal shopping roundup with 56 inches of snow forecast

The column reviews holiday deals from J C Penney celebrating his 91st birthday and opening a 1700 store chain. It highlights Teflon cookware, Stride Rite shoes, Brandenburgh Furs, Drexel Modulus furniture, office sample books, Filson car coats, Fenzel McDonough watches, and gift ideas.

J. C. Penney Teflon

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