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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1978
Page
8
A couple celebrated their marriage at Wattle View with family in attendance. The groom Clifford Russell and bride ties to German lineage were noted by guests and local associates. The ceremony featured traditional touches and a reception described in detail by attendees.
Delores evel ney chairs a fundraising dinner with a Greek cheese pie recipe and a long committee list. The event runs noon to 1 pm, 5 to 7 pm serving hours, with tickets and donations benefiting Doty House and Hellenic College. Local officials and volunteers, including Mrs Nick Revelos and Miss Irene Bagitzedes, assist.
A fragmentary notice highlights cautions from economist Ann Miller and Mrs Miller about recipe directions. It warns readers to avoid imprecise guidance in pickling and preservation methods, noting potential hazards if steps are incomplete or misread.
A program by 4-H youth and home economics specialists is planned with interim topics and demonstrations. Exaggerated fragments indicate sessions sponsored by Warren County Extension with a Sept event time around 12:15 pm and speakers including Ane Miller, a home economist, presenting progeny related content.
Virs Schenck is elected president of Middletown War Mothers in a meeting at Wenuns Holiday House. Officers named include Mrs Donald South first vice president Mrs Burley Cottle second vice president Mrs Arley Adairs third vice president Mrs Thelma Day south vice president Mrs Charles Halston recording secretary Mrs Felecia Armitage treasurer Turner Powers chaplain and Mrs Erma Taylor. The group planned the state convention set for October 24 at Alan Milton Mis and Mth each will serve as Day assisting with duties.
The fragmentary note mentions timing for lawn feeding and weed control, suggesting autumn or spring guidance. It references fertilizers, weed suppression, and a general lead on lawn maintenance, though many words are garbled and names uncertain.
Plans for a dinner dance on October 21 at Imperial House South near Miamisburg were discussed in a Coterie Dance Club steering session at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Balger. Phase Al Combo will provide music. Co advisers are Mr and Mrs Donald R Hogan with help from Mr and Mrs Arnold Hurst and Mr and Mrs Warren Mueller.
Margaret J Keeton daughter of Mr and Mrs Kizie Keeton 7205 Linwood and David G Neu son of Mr and Mrs Mark Neu Monroe were married Saturday at 7 30 in the Monroe Methodist Church A reception followed at Dolors Hall Reverend Lewis Theodore officiated The bride a Lakota High School graduate worked at Miami Carey Monroe The groom a Lemon Monroe High School graduate works for John R Jurgensen Co Cincinnati The wedding party included Rocky Morris best man Paul Neu Patrick Neu and Paul Klatt ushers Judy Ellison maid of honor Dorothy Keeton Theresa Neu Clara Neu and Renee Childers bridesmaids in rainbow polyester gowns with empire waistlines and lace jackets The bride wore a white satin peau gown with Queen Anne neckline Venise lace bodice lantern sleeves high rise waist chapel train and illusion elbow veil trimmed with lace
Mrs James Cast advised Questers on starting with personal knowledge in her program Climbing Your Family Tree. She traced her own genealogy interest to a National Geographic article about lineage requirements for DAR membership and outlined the method for making a family history start.
Aa veh Mr and Mrs Carl E Brown announce the betrothal of their daughter Charlotte to Francis Gene Smith of Waynesville son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Smith of Oregonia The brideelect graduated Middletown High School and Dayton School of Practical Nursing and works at Middletown Hospital Mr Smith is a Waynesville High School graduate employed at Lebanon Correctional Institution A spring wedding is planned The article also describes an ahnentafel genealogy chart and notes meeting attendees Mrs Cast discusses sources for records with guests Mrs Nancy Roth and Mrs Jean Peck of Shandon and welcomes new member Edith Matson
Mrs. Perry Thatcher and Mrs. Richard Goecke chair a champagne luncheon and style show on November 2 at Forest Hills Country Club. Club members model outfits from McAlpin's to benefit the Forest Hills swim team. Tickets are $5 and contact Mrs. William Joly or swim team mothers for reservations. Proceeds support the team.
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