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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
16
Aniela Mlyniarska Rubinstein, wife of pianist Artur Rubinstein, speaks of love and partnership. She details their 37 year marriage, her balancing career with family, and their global life. She notes artists are vulnerable and need love, while describing their homes and travels.
The couples duplicate bridge session at Brown's Run Country Club yielded an overall average of 36. Winners were Mr and Mrs E H Bindley 40 2 Mr and Mrs Murray Wilson 39 percent Dr and Mrs Gilbert P Wagoner 29 and Mr and Mrs William Shera 38 The group will meet for dinner and bridge at the Brown's Run clubhouse at 6 30 p m on Oct 1.
Vital statistics record several newborns by family name and address including Mr and Mrs Edward Payne in Trenton with a boy born yesterday and Mr and Mrs Donald Ballard in Trenton with a boy. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Willis Blevins in Franklin along with other births and names listed for residents in Nettie Dietz Judith Carper Irene Newkirk and several others.
Marys little lamb will be seen in many school yards this fall. This season's campus wardrobe will be all wool and a yard wide with sweaters vests tunics dresses and pants suits making 1969 the year of the sheep.
Mrs. Neil Richmond led a terrarium session for Neighborhood Garden Club members at the Weikels home in Trenton on Franklin Road. She defined terrariums and noted glass containers, including a gallon jar, as practical for growing miniature landscapes. Ter rarium types include semi aquatic bog field and desert with guidance on moisture and lids. Flower judging results highlighted multiple winners across categories and the Weikels offered home-grown melons and peaches at social hour.
Congress Inn near Monroe hosted the Belle Terra Garden Club annual banquet where outgoing president Mrs. Richard Huff installed the new officers: president Mrs. Gait Sickle, vice president Mrs. Robert Jay, secretary Mrs. Christopher Kaltenecker, and treasurer Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Prosser Chapter 367 of the Order of Eastern Star will observe Electa Night tonight at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Officers were not elected this evening and will be chosen at a later date.
Forest Hills Country Club seeks reservations for the ladies day luncheon bridge event. Hostesses Mrs. Robert Moeschell and Mrs. Rose Hill list contact info and the event starts at 10 am at the Ardmore Drive clubhouse.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leis return from a two week visit with their son Spec 4 Kermit Leis and daughter in law in Giessen Germany. Spec Leis serves with the U S Army 19th Maintenance Battalion in Giessen.
The Middletown Historical Society announces its monthly meeting with Franklin Municipal Judge J.T. Riley as speaker will be held in the public library community room on Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. as earlier noted.
The Epsilon Chapter of the Cristonians will meet at 7 30 PM at Mrs. George Develen's home 15 Shafor Street. The event invites members to attend a neighborhood gathering.
Miss Beverly L Smith and her fiancé Kenneth J Angel have chosen attendants for their October 18 wedding at Holy Trinity Church with a reception at Eastern Bowling Lanes. Maid of honor is sister Joy Smith. bridesmaids include Barbara Angel and Mrs. Donald Dixon. best man is Dr Miles Vance. ushers are Calvin Moon and James Vonderhaar. hostesses are Iva Smith, Mrs Ralph Tinch, and Mrs Dennis Back.
About 600 attorneys and judges will attend the semi annual meeting of the Ohio State Bar Association in Columbus on Friday and Saturday.
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