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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
6
A lighthearted mother reflects on the end of a 93 day summer break. She recalls early school drop off chaos from bathrobe rose petals to kissing the bus driver and enjoys quiet moments without requests for string tape or more French toast. She jokes about lingering raspberry jam and kitchen fingerprints as she begins a "winter holiday."
Mrs. Henry Cook of 711 10th Ave was honored at a surprise pre birthday breakfast Saturday hosted by Mrs. Carey Martin on Hamilton Trenton Road. Guests included Mrs. Mamie Clardy of Nashville Tenn Mrs. Dick Mehl Mrs. Rosa Sorrell Mrs. William Patton and Miss Sharon Marin.
Mrs. Richard L. Patton formerly Shirley Ann Robinson received several post wedding celebrations. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Thomas Dunham and Mrs. Henry Million ended Saturday at the Dunham home on Lewis Place. Patton, who married June 21 in Richmond Indiana, also enjoyed an August 28 party co-hosted by Mrs. Anna Darneal and Mrs. Sagasta Wilson at Sixth Avenue. Additional August 14 festivities were hosted by Mrs. Vick Anderson and Mrs. Grady Calhoun on Yankee Road. A July pantry shower at Armco Girls' Holiday House hosted by Mrs. William E. Mack, and the couple now reside in Dayton.
Middletown Shrine 25 holds its first meeting of the 1971-72 season Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building 63 Main St. Mrs John Taylor directs the session followed by a reception chaired by Mrs Norval Leichty with committee members listed. A special meeting of Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers is set Thursday at 1 30 p m at the Legion Home to elect officers. War Mothers quilt work occurs at 9 30 a m the same day. Julia T Roth Past Councilors meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the D A Hall dining room.
Mrs. Ray Sebald receives a surprise party from 12 ceramics students at the Middletown Fine Arts Center as she nears her 80th birthday. Attendees included Alice McLaughlin and Joe LeMoyne. she has long served on center committees and earned a 1961 award for ceramic owls.
Panama exports reach 52 million dollars annually with bananas protected by plastic bags to reduce insect damage and wind scar. The pampered fruit industry highlights modern cultivation methods in the region.
The League of Women Voters of Middletown will hold its fall luncheon Sept 15 at the Women's Center 117 N Broad St. A salad bar and dessert luncheon begins at 11 30 a m Don Gingerich author of No Prize for Second Place will discuss Womens Role in Politics Reservations with Mrs Heber Jones 422-9431 or Mrs Don Hawkins 422-1806
Christ Church in Russell New Zealand long known as Kororareka first European settlement area remains in use. The historic site marks the country’s early whaling port history and colonial heritage.
The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church opens its fall season with a 9 a.m. Friday breakfast. Dr Irvin Emmons, church pastor and member of several missions groups, will speak on What in the World is Happening to the Presbyterian Church. Music by Jim Felder. Circle 19 hosts assist, nursery provided, reservations via Mrs John Chamberlain by noon tomorrow. Executive board meets at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow.
Vital statistics list several births from Germantown Franklin and Miamisburg with names and addresses of parents. Includes multiple yesterday and today entries with boys and girls born to Webb Wells Barnett Branden Mann Bailey Hamilton and other families plus a string of adult names tied to residences.
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