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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1976

Page

14

Iron utensils boost iron in diets for infants and women

Dietitian Shirley Bright Koody explains iron deficiency risks among low income families and describes practical steps. She notes that iron cookware can increase iron absorption in foods, with eggs doubling or tripling iron content when cooked in plain iron skillets.

Wedding date set for Bolin and McGuire

Miss Glenda Sue Bolin and Ramdy Scott McGuire announce their wedding date for January 29, 1977 at 7 30 p m in Harlan Park Church of God with a reception to follow. The couple's parents are listed as Mr and Mrs Paul Bolin and Mr and Mrs H Clay McGuire.

Glenda Sue Bolin Ramdy Scott McGuire Harlan Park Church of God Miss Bolin Paul Bolin Baton Ave H Clay McGuire Dororthy Lane

Fairs mark 65 years with surprise anniversary party

Friends and family honored Mr and Mrs Robert Fair of 505 Stanley St last night on their 65th wedding anniversary. The Middletown natives married in 1911 and reside in the area. Mr Fair retired from Armco Steel about 20 years ago. They have a daughter Mrs Dorothy Barrett of Butler Pa and a granddaughter. The celebration was at the Fairs home.

Robert Fair Stanley St Fairs Middletown

War Mothers install officers and map events

Mid dletown Chapter One American War Mothers held a meeting at the Legion Home to install new officers led by Mrs George Fletcher as president and to discuss state convention reports. Upcoming events include a Lions Club dinner on Nov 18, a Dec 13 Christmas party, a Dec 8-10 rummage sale, a Nov 4 chapter meeting and the Forget-Me-Not Drive on Nov 4-5.

Middletown American War Mothers Legion Home George Fletcher Virgie Combs Homer Schenck Donald South Burley Cottle Charles Bolton Claude Bausman Willie Pieratt Ethel Stamper War Mothers State Convention Turner Lions Club Forest Hills Country Club Duff's Combs

Holiday Bazaar at First Baptist Church Nov 5

The First Baptist Church hosts a Holiday Bazaar on November 5 from 9 30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds favor the church building fund and Ohio Baptist mission projects. Luncheon tickets are $2 50 and can be bought until November 4.

First Baptist Church Church Building Fund Ohio Baptist Mission Projects Women of the Church Riverview Ave California Charles Mulligan A. R. Maupin Frank Neal Jr Russell Taylor Paul Maier Charles Kay Harold Dougherty Neil Pappas James Jordan Tom Taylor G. Walter Weber Harold Weikel Chester Ward Harry James Gerald Looney Hugh Wilder Derald Hatton Ray Pergram Estil Dennis Ron Gerzema

National Defense Talk by State DAR Officer Mrs Kitzmiller

State DAR officer Mrs H E Kitzmiller of Lancaster will speak on National Defense at a luncheon for the Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter DAR at the Golden Amb Inn Lebanon Tuesday. A former teacher she joined in 1965 and has since given 75 talks and appeared on TV and radio. Hostesses include Mrs F H Guzzetta and others.

H. E. Kitzmiller Lancaster The Daughters of America

Installation highlights Shovel and Hoe Garden Club officers

Mrs Jas Kanitz and Mrs David Ballard are new ident and vice press of the Shovel and Hoe Garden Club. Other new officers include Mrs Joseph Flannery recording secretary and Mrs Gary Kaup treasurer. Installation occurred at the October meeting hosted by Mrs William Bootz on Wicklow Drive.

Jas Kanitz David Ballard Vice The Shovel and Hoe Garden Club Joseph Flannery Gary Kaup William Bootz Wicklow Drive Robert Tranter Robert Gelwick C. C. Clark David Schul William Wooley

Middletown BPW Card Party Names Miller Chairman

Mid dletown Business and Professional Women's Club selects Mrs Lloyd D Miller to chair the annual card party at the Women's Center Middletown Civic Center on Wednesday November 10 starting 7 30 p m Tickets cost 1 50 donation and may be bought from Mrs Sabo or Mrs Miller or any member or at the door Guests must bring their own cards for playing their chosen game

Lloyd D. Miller Middletown Morris Ballard Mary Strodtbeck Nobal Keith Ralph Miller Tim Johnson Evelyn Evans Sabo Miller

Turkey or Chicken Hot Dogs Cut Fat While Keeping Taste

Looking to reduce fat and cholesterol intake. Turkey or chicken hot dogs offer about twenty percent less fat than traditional franks while preserving familiar flavor.

Grandmothers Club Installs Officers at Luncheon

Mrs. John Wallace was installed as Gracious Grandmothers Club president at a Wednesday meeting and tasting luncheon at the Women's Center. Also installed were Mrs. R E Marxen as vice president and Mrs Cecil Ash as secretary with Mrs Eleanore Dyer.

John Wallace Gracious Grandmothers Club Women's Center R. E Marxen Cecil Ash Eleanore Dyer

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Shirley Bright Koody Copley News Service Telnational Bank B Obi Ament LD Levey Ig Home Center Grand Avenue Bob the Bake Shop Dar Mrs. Kitzmiller Garden Club Bob Thomas Wright Patterson Auditorium Clark Schul Ronald Solar Middletown Area Journal BPW Card Party Turkey Kelly’s Market Vrs. Wallace Grandmothers President Harold Layman Marxen Dayton Dorothy Mers National Organization CEL Gail
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