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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1970

Page

8

Old Fort Rich In County Past Records At Fort Hamilton

Butler County's military heroes are kept at Fort Hamilton. William Moore told the Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association that Butler County men and pioneer families can have their names inscribed at Fort Hamilton. Tours of the fort are welcomed, especially for scouts and school children. Mrs. Robert Gill was elected Ohio Division CPS service coordinator.

Butler County Fort Hamilton William Moore Middletown National Secretaries Association Manchester Motor Inn Moore Dorothy M. Secrist Charles M. Walter Charles Semmiler William Bowling Charles Johnson Anthony Capozzi Robert Bailey Lewis Berger Louis Knezich

Monroe Current Events Club outlines 1970-71 program

The Monroe group outlined a diverse 1970-71 program covering feminism ecology government and fashion. Executive committee members distributed booklets and reviewed a decade of club activities with a discussion on Early Miami Valley. Members also set to donate selected books to Monroe schools and met at Mrs. Edgar MacDonald’s Sands Avenue home.

Monroe Executive Committee F. William Barnes Elmer Atchley James Beatty Joseph Heck Edgar MacDonald Robert Mitze Wade A. C. Barnes Miami Valley Lester Stone Paul Bell Sands Avenue

Removing Grease Spots from Carpet with Salt Alcohol Mix

A cleaning tip notes that grease stains embedded in carpet may lift with a solution of one part salt to four parts alcohol. It advises applying and blotting to absorb oil and repeat as needed.

Today in History for September 5 1970

On this day in 1882 labor unions held their first Labor Day parade in New York City with 10000 workers. Other notes include 1774 Continental Congress assembly, 1885 first gasoline pump sale, 1896 beef price peak, 1905 Russo-Japanese peace, 1945 Wake Island flag raised, 1963 Birmingham school closures, 10 years ago Bogota economic aid talk, five years ago Kashmir troop movements, one year ago Vietnam fall campaign renewed fighting.

Associated Press United States New York City Continental Congress Carpenter’s Hall Philadelphia Jake Gumper Fort Wayne Ind Klondike Circle City Alaska Theodore Roosevelt Russia Japan Portsmouth N.H Wake Island Adm Sakaibara Alabama George C. Wallace Birmingham Board of Education Bogota Colombia Alberto Lieras Camargo Latin America India Pakistan Kashmir North Vietnam

Late Fall Wedding Planned By Couple

Mr and Mrs Wilbur King of N Sutphin Street announce the engagement of their daughter Christi Lee King to John L Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Gibson of Lafayette Avenue Miss King is an alumna of Middletown High School The groom graduated from the same high school and is employed at Armco Steel Corp A late fall wedding is planned by the couple.

Wilbur King N. Sutphin Street Christi Lee John L. Gibson Sherman Gibson Lafeyette Avenue Miss King Middletown High School Armco Steel Corp

Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals Notice

Births list includes Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood Carlisle girl yesterday and Mr and Mrs Richard Cornele Spencer Lane girl yesterday. Also entries for Shelby Ingram Brentwood girl today John Hoskins Jr Franklin bow today out of town births and hospital notes. Dismissals include several Franklin and Germantown residents with listed names and paths.

Thomas Wood Dubois Road Carlisle Richard Cornele Spencer Edwin D. Wilson Moter Ave Germantown Grandview Hospital Dayton C. W. Hatfield Keister Road Ralph B. Wilson Germantown Rt. 1

La Sotree Dinner Dance Theme Chosen

La Sotree selects "Let s Have A Ball" as the theme for the September 26 dinner dance at Imperial House South. The event begins at 7 30 p m with decorations and invitations ready. Reservations for guests and captain s tables are handled by local members with a September 22 deadline.

Imperial House South Chester Wendt

Marriage Revealed for Judy Baker and Floyd Jones

Announcement reports the marriage of Judy Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Baker Ellen Drive to Floyd Jones son of Mr and Mrs Claude Jones Grand The exchange of vows occurred August 24 in Newport Kentucky Mr Jones is Middletown High School alumnus and works at Franklin Felting Mills in Franklin His wife attended the same high school.

Tye Pence Highland Betty Powers Oxford Ave de Wayne Turnmire Bernice Turnmire Franklin Mark Burgher Robert Petitijean Anthony Shortridge Imr Leonard Shortridge Clay City Larvie Acker Delaware Helen Doughman Whitman Drive Clovis Kalbfleisch Garfield St Jeannette Kennedy William Roach Yankee Road Claude Cunningham Germantown Road Albert Oelslager Edward Fox Carlisle Herman Gabbard Holly Ave Clement Smith Timber Trail Drive Dennis Belcher Middletown-Germantown Road Claude Harville Stanley Cutcher Susan Gayheart Flemming Road Judy Baker Dewey Baker Ellen Drive Floyd Jones Claude Jones Grand Avenue Newport Jones Middletown High School Franklin Felting Mills

Homemakers Circle Eight to Open Fall Season

The Homemakers Circle Eight begins fall with a meeting at Mrs. John Young's home, 5690 Decker Road, Franklin, at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Robert P. Stelzer, Ohio Bell commercial manager, will speak on Terror by Telephone.

Homemakers Circle Eight John Young Decker Road Franklin Robert P. Stelzer Ohio Bell Telephone Co

Helsinger Family Reunion Set for Sept 13 at Center

The Helsinger family reunion will be held Sunday September 13 at the Chautauqua Community Center. A basket lunch will be served at noon.

Helsinger Chautauqua

War Mothers Elect Middletown Chapter Officers

Mrs. Burley Cottle 15 elected president of Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers Thursday. Officers include Curtis Jones first vice president June Perkins second vice president Arley Adkins fourth vice president Clarence Reed treasurer Virgil Combs recording secretary E T Thompson historian and George S Fletcher chaplain. The chapter plans a Sept. 17 Lions Club event and a rummage sale Sept. 25 26 at the Legion Home. New member Mrs Jefferson Hipsher was installed by outgoing president Combs. Curtis Jones will represent the chapter at the Sept. 9 Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs luncheon, with Perkins and Adkins attending.

Burley Cottle Middletown Curtis Jones June Perkins Arley Adkins Clarence Reed Marvin Perkins Adkins

Pork Chops with Pears

Simmer pears in sugar and beer create a sweet topping for chops. Six pork loin chops seasoned with salt and pepper brown in butter with onions, then simmer in beer sugar and water. Pears are added atop and cooked until tender, about twenty minutes, then basted in the glossy sauce for serving.

Professor To Jury Area Art Show at Middletown Center

Joseph Barrish of the University of Dayton will jury the Area Art Show opening next Sunday at the Middletown Fine Arts Center. He will select submitted works from artists within 15 miles and choose award pieces to be announced at the open house on Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. The show runs through Friday September 18, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Joseph Barrish University of Dayton Middletown ‘Fine Arts Center S. Main St Barrish

Horoscope for Tomorrow and Beyond Brings Romance Travel and Growth

A horoscope cites favorable skies for personal relationships love travel and family life tomorrow and into next year. It notes strong prospects for job advancement during specific future windows and warns against speculation in November and December. A birth on this day promises ambition and potential in writing drama criticism science or diplomacy.

Green Cabbage Slaw with Warm Dressing and Corn

A bright green slaw made from shredded cabbage mixed with a warm cooked dressing. Toss in mayonnaise for creaminess or French dressing for tang. Fold in cooked corn kernels for sweetness and color, then chill briefly before serving.

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