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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
10
A humorous opinion piece on domestic cooking moans about imagining Julia Child in the kitchen. The author complains about recipes from women's magazines, favors simple leftovers over extravagant dishes, and envisions a dish using common on hand items like wilted celery cocktail onions and mashed potatoes.
LaSoiree Club schedules its annual Christmas dance for December 11 at the Manchester Motor Inn. A committee led by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tutt handles planning with aides for program reservations decorations refreshments and advisers. The Del Hodshire Orchestra will provide music after dinner at 8 p.m. A social hour begins at 6:45 p.m.
Miss Debra L. Davis and Kenneth M. Achberger plan to wed November 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Clayton Street Church of God with a church annex reception. Davis is daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Davis of Brelsford Drive Trenton. Achberger's parents are Mr and Mrs John Achberger Jr of Home Avenue Trenton.
Members of St Marys PTO and friends will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the church hall for an Oktoberfest. Klaber Beer Band will play authentic German polka music as German beer sauerkraut and bratwurst are served. Co chairmen are Mr and Mrs Rudolph Baumann with several couples assisting.
Mu Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority invites members and guests to a Harvest Hoedown covered dish dinner and bridge tomorrow night at the Women's Center on M Broad Street. Contact chairwoman Mrs Earl Mack for reservations and details. The event supports the Middletown Butler County American Cancer Society unit.
Mrs. Gwynn Milbern told Ohio Phi Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa at Germantown that Shakers were once substantial landowners in the Lebanon area. She noted Shaker innovations like seed packaging clothespins hangers circular saw and flat broom and recalled areas now hosting Armco Park Lebanon Correctional Institute and Otterbein Home. The group voted to donate toys to McKinley Middle School body management classes with Miss Ruth Slace in charge.
A group of Kaiser Engineers wives plan a visit to the Christian Care Center at 508 S. Main St. to deliver 16 lap robes made from yarn and scrap materials. The robes were crafted during bi monthly meetings led by hostess Mrs. Elmer Hinkle, with contributors including Mrs. Howard Gibbs, Mrs. Bernard Fury and others.
Woman’s editor Jona A Sraff writes on social issues, diverse roles, and community perspectives. The column highlights local women’s voices, leadership, and ongoing efforts toward equality and empowerment.
The 1972 Antiques Fair, sponsored by the Salvation Army Auxiliary, will be held March 17 19. Mrs Jean Crutcher will manage the fair with head ing auxiliary participation by Mrs Sol Schneider Mrs Heber Jones Mrs Richard H Jones Mrs Molly Williams and Mrs Robert J Brown. New life members are Mrs N A Smucker and Mrs Joseph Canter. Brig Robert Baker presented a book to Mrs Robert Myers in appreciation of her past presidency. Mrs James Pope is 1971 1972 president. Baker outlined the Children Day Camp at Fresh Air Camp and other Salvation Army Citadel activities.
Promises Bazaar committee chairs Mrs William Leukhardt Mrs Robert Parr and Mrs Lester Chenoweth lead for the fund raising bazaar to be held 9 am to 8 pm Saturday Nov 6 at First United Methodist Church Broad Street Proceeds support a musical mission to Japan next summer Assisting co chairs and numerous volunteers organized in crafts attic treasures Christmas decorations oriental baked goods needlework and more with luncheons and dinners served 11:30 am to 1:30 pm and 4:30 to 7:30 pm
Thirty-two persons attended the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement on eight tables. An overall average of 84 points was recorded. North-south winners included Mrs. Frank Coldiron with Mrs. JC. M. Woodruff at 96 percent, Mrs. Vernon Jones with Mrs. Howard Wikoff, and Mrs. Roy Granger with Paul Smith at 95 percent. East-west winners were Mrs. C. W. Rohrssen with Mrs. George Quick at 100 percent, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clifton at 94, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodman at 93 percent.
Temple Beth Shalom Sisterhood and National Council of Jewish Women sponsor a businessmen luncheon open to men from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m on Monday Nov 15 at the temple on Gladys Tickets available from Mrs Philip Teman 133 Kensington St Mrs Jerry Fagen 4006 Fisher Ave or Readmore Book Stores Central Ave and Middletown Shopping Plaza Mrs Wilbur Cohen chairs the fund raising project with Mrs Mack Fleishman as co chair Other committee heads include Mrs Lawrence Linder food Mrs Ternan tickets Mrs Fagen and Mrs Ted Cohen hostesses and Mrs Harvey Weinstein and Mrs Robert Flagel telephoning The Sisterhood Council dinner menu includes wines Kosher cold cuts served with Kosher rye and pumpernickle breads Kosher dill pickles sweet sour meat balls noodle kugels coffee or tea and homemade baked goods Also printed is a recipe for Noodle Kugels with ingredients and baking directions.
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