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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1972
Page
6
Hardy Weber recalls a Halloween party where he and Maryann dressed as paper sacks. The costumes proved tight and awkward yet inventive though they failed to win a prize as a barest figure won instead. Maryann's teen son helped them into the outfits.
Mrs. Ken Amburgey is in charge of reservations for a Cristonians square dance and covered dish dinner on November 11 at the Trenton Rescue Building. Tickets are $2.50 and may be obtained via Cristonian chapter ways and means chairmen. Reservations deadline is November 6 with event arrangements led by Mrs. Lee Landis and others.
In the TOPS Ohio chapter 49 monthly report Della Tackett is named best loser with runner up Pauline Hicks. Both will receive silver charms. Other weekly October winners include Jean Ratliff Maxine Ashley Martha Smith and Phylis Dalten.
Numerous families welcomed new babies with births listed at diverse Franklin area homes. Names include Hoelle, Clemons, Welch, Scott, Schoultis, Brown, Revelos, Bev ington, along with relatives and residents from Spr ingboro Elk Creek Road Ben Harrison Street Lylburn Road Trenton Carlisle and other streets.
Weathersfield Vermont residents are told to call the local post office for ZIP codes, but the post office reportedly has no telephone. This odd ad shows a gap in contact access for postal services in the town.
Chardelle Weber named women’s editor and Iona Asher added as staff writer at the news outlet. Weber will oversee domestic and lifestyle sections while Asher covers culture and events.
The Associated Press compiles quotable remarks from women. Dame Sybil Thorndike reflects on aging and stage life while Nancy Tuckerman explains Jacqueline Onassis’ campaign hesitations. Pat Nixon honors Mazelle Sullivan, drawing emotion from the audience.
Julie DeJohn quips about culinary innovation while a 300-pound entertainer muses on kitchen science. The remark contrasts space achievements with edible feats and hints at playful gastronomy.
A Bureau of Advertising survey of 1000 women over 18 finds working women form 38.1 percent of the workforce and shop mainly on Saturdays. They value price, location, and store services, shop from lists, and involve family input more than non workers.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Amanda United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday to discuss finals plans for Saturday's bazaar. The event runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with luncheon 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Paul Doughman leads the thanks offering program. Hostesses for the fellowship hour include Mrs. Robert Tewart Mrs. John Walck Mrs. Edward Baker and Mrs. Edith Trimble.
Mr and Mrs Domenic Berutti celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p m on Saturday at 111 Van Horne Ave Franklin Relatives and friends are asked to omit gifts They were married in 1922 in Mount Olive Ill and have resided in Franklin since 1960 The couple has four children Bernard Berutti Lombard IL William Berutti Franklin Viola Knop Stanton Marie Luccarelli Reston VA plus eleven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
Local baton twirlers traveled out of state to compete in the National Baton Twirlers Association event in Kentucky. Missy Murray, 10, won first in Visitors solo and advanced solo at the Kentucky State Open in Lexington, with Donna Greene, 11, second in advanced solo and Robin Cole, 9, second in intermediate solo. Additional placers included Renee Childers, Janet Eric, and Missy Townsend in various solo divisions.
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