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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1971
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Eugene Sedlock of 3629 Fiesta Way announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Ann to Garry Lee Pence son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pence of 4607 Roosevelt Avenue. Miss Sedlock is a Fenwick High School graduate attending Middletown. Pence is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate employed by Beck Talbert Pontiac. No wedding date set.
The League of Women Voters urges reservations for the annual luncheon. LWV president Mrs. Richard Fiessinger reminds members and guests to contact Mrs. Heber Jones or Mrs. Don Hawkins for reservations. The salad bar luncheon is set for Wednesday September 15 at the Women's Center 117 North Broad Street.
The Col. Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will join the national DAR celebration for Constitution Week September 12 to 19. Members will tour the Pennsylvania House and a restored national shrine in Springfield and dine at Ker Deen Inn with Mrs. James Holt and Mrs. B M Marlin coordinating reservations.
Greater Miami Valley Doll Club set a show for Oct 2 from 10 am to 10 pm at the Congress Inn near Monroe featuring dolls from antique to modern. Mrs. Wallace Pergram won best of show with ten blue ribbons and three red at the Montgomery County Fair. Mrs. George Meal earned a first premium blue for Gramps and Gramie and a second premium red for Macrame at the Butler County Fair. Guests included Wayne Tharp and Marlyn Riddell.
Peter Moravicky of Burinka Czechoslovakia arrived Thursday to visit his sister Mrs Anna Presta at 43028 Dixie Highway Franklin He plans to stay about two months in the area and then return home.
The 10 year old F 106 Delta Dart interceptor of the U S Air Force Aerospace Defense Command weighs more than 21 tons at takeoff. It is the command s fastest and highest flying interceptor.
Twenty four women make up the 1971 72 executive board of the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs led by Miss Mary C Maurer of 3707 Central Ave. Officers include Walling Gray first vice president John Newby second vice president Erwin Riesz recording secretary Joseph Alexander corresponding secretary Edward Morris treasurer and Fred Ziegler parliamentarian. Committees cover arrangements art calendar charity ball civic education health historian hospitality inter club relations legislative membership program publicity safety service men s project charity ball pre ball tickets and charity ball decor. Members were introduced at the Presidents Luncheon and the federation plans a delegates breakfast on Oct 7.
Vital births reported for several families with residences in Lima Lebanon Carlisle Trenton and surrounding areas. Names include Franklin Car roll Bays Cox Wright Thomas and Amburgey with both city and out of town listings and relatives noted.
Land clearing has begun for the multimillion dollar Montreal International Airport near Scholastique Quebec, set to open in 1974. The terminal will handle about 6 million passengers a year.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Mary Robinson and Bruce Bowen. Vowed at 2 30 p m on Sunday September 5 at the Tytus Avenue Church of God with Rev Everett Crockett presiding. Mrs Bowen a 1971 Franklin High School graduate. He a 1969 Middletown High School graduate employed at Premeser Glass Co in Dayton. The Bowens reside at 1861 Highland Street.
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Aries projects benefit from ingenuity and invention. Taurus luck shines early. tackle key issues before noon. Gemini visitors are entertained lavishly. Cancer faces possible annoyances. handle with tact. Leo can review past methods with added flair. Virgo benefits financially through social ties. Libra discreetness pays off. Scorpio coworker shares useful information. Sagittarius may sacrifice leisure for work. worth it. Capricorn maps a trip for early next month. Aquarius blends business with pleasure. associates congenial. Pisces can develop goodwill of superiors now.
Warren County Probate Juvenile Court Judge H William Bowers will address The Law and Your Child at a Parents Without Partners meeting. The 8 p.m. program in the University Branch First National Bank community room covers juvenile court facets and invites all interested single parents.
TV listings show Mission Impossible at 7:30 on channels 7 and 9 with a reairing of My Three Sons. Peggy Fleming Special features Jean Claude Killy at 9 on channels 2 and 5. Arnie and Mary Tyler Moore follow with Beauty Pageant and Mannix results at 9 and 10.
Citizens urged to follow local pollution ordinances and adopt simple measures at home. The piece promotes using pesticides sparingly, limiting power tool use, supporting anti pollution legislation, and insulating homes to save energy before fines or costs arise.
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