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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1972

Page

14

Friday Bazaar Helps Philippine Project Through Church Funds

Proceeds from the First Church of God Christmas bazaar at Crawford Street Friday benefit the Philippine charity work of John Parker and Manila area feeding programs. Portions fund a kitchen at the First Church of God Nutrition Center, aiding over 100 children, with the rest supporting Christ Birthday Offering missions.

Middletown Church of God John Parker Philippine Islands Fenton Parker Renee Drive Eddie M. Veray John Manuguit Tonda Manila Veray First Church of God Nutrition Center Crawford Street Christ Birthday Church Fellowship Hall Howard Bowling Bazaar James Williams John Thornberg Herschel Caudill Don Jackson Estie Howard Courtney Duff Jr Cale Ledford

Blass Gowns Emphasize Nighttime Sexiness For Spring

New York AP reports designer Bill Blass showcased a spring collection stressing elegant sexiness for evening wear. Plunging necklines and skimpy fabrics highlighted gowns and lounging pajamas, with demure dresses offering a covered look for the Junior Prom. Daywear featured tailored pieces in beige navy and white, including striped coats and pleated skirts.

New York Bill Blass Blass

Old-Time Crafts at Monroe United Methodist Bazaar

Calico items and crafts headline the Monroe Church Bazaar on Election Day November 7 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 206 East Ave Monroe. Dried flowers stomper dolls patchwork tablecloths and corn husk dolls will be shown along with meals in the Eatery room and two business men tables for the noon meal.

Monroe United Methodist Church East Ave West Virginia

AAUW Delegates Rally for ERA and Oppose Issue 2

American Association of University Women delegates at a Columbus State Workshop oppose Issue 2 on the November ballot which would repeal the state income tax funding most school programs. They back ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and sent letters to state leaders. The gathering included Nancy Slattery, Dr. Franklin B. Walter, and local members.

American Association of University Women Columbus Great Lakes Nancy Slattery AAUW Franklin B. Walter Public Instruction Ohio Joseph E. Newlin R. Wayne Anderson David Clark Jerry Albright N.C. Nichols Roger Ashley Gordon Higham

Smith Woleab wedding set at Red Lion United Methodist

Miss Janice Marie Smith and Kenneth Eugene Woleab plan a 6:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony at Red Lion United Methodist Church with a church reception to follow. The groom’s mother hosted the rehearsal dinner, and the bride-to-be received several showers from family and friends inLebanon Hunter Springboro and New Lebanon locations.

Janice Marie Smith Kenneth Eugene Woleab Frank Woleab Germantown Herbert Smith Lebanon Larry Pelfry Marvel Drive Hunter Smith Omar Tibbs Donald Leight Lynn Drive Gary Coates Douglas Filaseia Springboro Brice Ronald Bushorn Vicki Akers Women's Center

Duplicate Winners Named At Middletown Bridge Club

In a session last night at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room the Mitchell movement powered seven tables of play. North South winners included Mrs. Stanley Weinstein with Mrs. Russell Anness and pairs like Mrs. Glen Selby with William Kash. East West top finishers were Mrs. ML Johnston with Mrs. PS Cade and others led by Mrs. R.C Manuel with Mrs. C.W Robriesen and Mrs. Kenneth Shafer with Mrs. J.T. Lamb.

Middletown Kenneth Shafer J.T. Lamb

Local Births and Dismissals Reported Across Area

Vital statistics list new arrivals including a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Buckner at 7427 Hinkle Road yesterday and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney of Franklin. Other births noted and hospital dismissals include names from Sharonville to Miamisburg and Franklin.

Calvin Buckner Hinkle Road George McKinney W. Sixth St Franklin Edgar Davis Jr Yankee Road Roger Kistner Woodland Court Douglas Kinner Roosevelt Blvd James Faulkner Germantown Road Thomas Adrian David Adrian Sharonville Vernon Gross Wayne Guthrie Charles Guthrie Miamisburg Gary Schenck Clifford Schenck Tren

Glass Recycled Into Sewer Pipe Experiment Begins

In Huntington New York a section of the sewer system uses 40 inch long 8 inch diameter pipe made from crushed recycled glass. Each pipe length contains the equivalent of 118 beer bottles and will be studied over several years in ground conditions. Names listed include Mrs Ralph Austerman Albert Anderson Mrs Margaret Moore and others.

Huntington N.Y Long Island

Sunday At The Zoo A Humorous Family Outing

A lighthearted essay about a Sunday trip to the zoo. The author notes kids' love of animals, the winter visit, and family dynamics. The Children’s Zoo features a skunk, guinea pigs, a lamb, and a cranky raccoon. The author laughs at fleas, smells, and the kids’ antics before planning a spring return.

Children’s Zoo

Wedding Date Set By Engaged Pair

Miss Julia Hill and Barry Garland choose March 17 for their marriage at St Marys Church Franklin. Reception follows in the church social hall. Miss Hill is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Hill of S Dixie Highway. Mr Garland is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Garland of Kettering. Engagement announced over a year ago.

Julia Hill Barry Garland St. Mary's Church Franklin Miss Hill Joseph F. Hill S. Dixie Highway Mr. Garland Robert Garland of Kettering

Keep Our Schools Open Campaign Appeal

A voter urges support for the school tax levy to preserve or improve education for three children who attended Middletown City Schools and now study at Michigan State University. The message is paid political advertising by A Group Of People Working For The Survival of Our Schools led by D F Reich eiderfer and O R Reeder co chairmen, 3106 Sheldon Road, Middletown, Ohio.

Middletown City Michigan State University D.F Reicheiderfer O.R. Reeder Cochairmen Sheldon Road Middletown Ohio

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Women’s Editor Catal Ise Karen Kinsey Mary Stone Central Ave Middletown, Ohio Eris Glenn Ae Eee Activities Eaee Awford Russell Stamper Manchester Road Roger Callahan Veda McCray Fulton Lane Robert Hufziger Lopane St Carl Brech Moore St Ralph Austerman Albert Anderson Rufus St Margaret Moore Tytus Ave William Ditmyer Orlando Cart Allen Thomas Dokas Howard Ave Wilbur D. Allen Myusband Main Street Main Middletown Pol. Adv Gloria Miltenberger Trenton
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