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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1970

Page

8

Gospel Singer Realizes Nashville Style Album

Geri Meadows released a 12 track gospel album recorded in Nashville with the Christian Troubadours backing. The project cost 1600 dollars for 1000 copies and took six hours to record plus seven weeks for cover processing. Geri, active at Grand Avenue Church of God, writes four songs and co wrote another with her son Ron Meadows who played rhythm guitar on one track.

Geri Meadows Johnny Geri Nashville Tenn Christian Troubadours Ron Missy Grand Avenue Church of God Monroe Savior Redeemer

Auxiliary Elects Officers for World War I Ladies Auxiliary

Mrs. Thomas Sullivan was re-elected president of World War I Ladies Auxiliary Barrack 636. New officers include Mrs. William Call senior vice president, Mrs. Homer Shepard junior vice president, Mrs. Burley Cottle secretary, Mrs. Orman Elam treasurer, Mrs. Richard Lehman chaplain, Mrs. Earl Mendenhall conductor, Mrs. Cecil Hartman guard, and trustees Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Shepard, and Mrs. Curtis Jones. Elections were held at Mrs. Lehman’s Auburn Street home and will be installed November 12. Auxiliary plans Halloween party for Miller Cottage residents October 30 and a rummage sale November 27-28. Donation to Yanks Who Gave approved. Mrs. Robert Tawney welcomed as member. Memorial service for the late Mrs. Chester Pearl Hollenbaugh conducted by Mrs. Mendenhall and Mrs. Sullivan. charter draped. Hostesses were Mrs. Call and Mrs. Elam.

William Call Homer Shepard Burley Cottle Orman Elam Richard Lehman Earl Mendenhall Cecil Hartman Lehman Shepard Curtis Jones Call Miller Cottage Dayton Robert Tawney Mendenhall Sullivan Chester Pearl Hollenbaugh Elam

Women’s Precent Standings and Key Names

A partial clipping outlines women’s percent contributions with names Lona Asher Judy Coates and a mention of Stat Writers. The fragment hints at a feature on women’s participation and notable contributors in a local literary or academic context.

Three Couples Join Coterie Dance Club

Three couples added to Coterie Dance Club membership. Mr and Mrs Lee Zimmerman, Mr and Mrs Larry Emerick, and Mr and Mrs James Wander were announced at a steer ing committee meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Fisher on Creekview Drive. A January 16 dance at the Manchester Motor Inn will honor past club presidents with Cecil Young's Orchestra providing music.

Coterie Dance Club Eugene Fisher Creekview Drive Lee Zimmerman Larry Emerick James Wander Coterie Manchester Motor Inn Cecil Young Jack Dietenbach Gary Coutts Fisher James Pearce Robert Hughes

Local Births and Dismissals Reported in Franklin Area

Vital statistics record multiple births at area addresses with names and new arrivals described as girls and boys. Separately listed are hospital dismissals including residents from Franklin, Carlisle, Malvern, Trenton, Dayton, and surrounding towns with patient names and street addresses.

Robert Allison Carlisle Verlin Lairson Malvern St Dora Hausman Trenton

McKinley Principal To Speak At Sertoma Meeting

Earl Mundell principal of McKinley Middle School will address the Sertoma Club on The Improvement of Self image at 6 30 p m tomorrow in the Manchester Motor Inn.

Earl Mundell McKinley Middle School Sertoma Club Manchester Motor Inn

Robin Hood Band Takes Group Prize at Halloween Dance

Fifty three couples attended the annual Halloween dance Saturday at Forest Hills Country Club. Prizes for costumes went to William Meeks Steinmetz Kuhlman Kieser. Group prize went to John Adams Landis Conn. Arrangements were by Edwin Lofig McGee Hoehn. Franz Klaber's orchestra provided the music.

Forest Hills Country Club William Meeks Aaron Steinmetz Jack Kuhlman Jack Kieser Robin Hood and His Merry Men John Adams Paul Landis Melvin Conn Edwin T. Lofig Lee

Rhode Island and Providence Plantations longest state name

Rhode Island and Providence Plantations is noted as the longest state name in the union, highlighting the historical phrasing of the state's official designation.

Providence, R.I Union Rhode Island Providence Plantations

Food Fair Profits To Aid Missionary

Proceeds from the Presbyterian Food Fair and Luncheon on November 11 will aid Rev. Richard Hettrick in Crawford Tennessee. Hettrick serves Appalachian communities and two projects are Day Care Center Crawford and Community Center Davidson. The event supports toys for area children, clothing for mountain families, and senior high work camps started in 1963. Food fair runs 10 am to 2 30 pm with a luncheon at 11 am 12 pm and 1 pmTickets cost 1 50 from Association members or church office.

Richard Hettrick Crawford Tenn Karl Bonniville Hettrick First United Presbyterian Church Tennessee Davidson Loca Presbyterian Jay Tees Women’s Association The Women's Association Robert Cordray Fulton Lane

Gorskis Observe Anniversary in Middletown

Mr and Mrs Clifford J Gorski of 19 N Sutphin St celebrate 25 years of marriage. They wed Oct 27 1945 at St Marys Church Franklin and have five children Joyce Marie Mary Jane Karen and Timothy. Mr Gorski works for Armco Steel. They were honored at a surprise family dinner yesterday.

Clifford J. Gorski N. Sutphin St St. Mary's Church Franklin Gorskis Middletown Joyce Marie Mary Jane Karen Timothy Gorski Armco Steel Corp

Slide show on Venezuela at Civitan Club meeting

Joe Caldwell presents a slide-talk on his recent Venezuela trip at the Civitan Club noon meeting in the Manchester Motor Inn. George Buckwald serves as program chairman.

Joe Caldwell Venezuela Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn George Buckwald

Denture Adhesive Promise For Secure Wear

Worried about false teeth coming loose use FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for firmer plates. It provides security and comfort making eating easier and has no gummy taste. See your dentist regularly and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.

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