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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1969
Page
18
Mr and Mrs Paul J Ar yesterday at 9 30 a m at the rington who were married at the First United Presbyterian church will take a honeymoon trip to Lake Michigan.
The engagement of Miss Barbara Lynn Stahl to Frederick N. Norton of Monroe is announced by her mother Mrs. Robert J. Stahl of Cincinnati. The couple will wed December 27 at St Jude Church Cincinnati with a Lake Michigan honeymoon and residence at Arlington Arms Apartments.
Mrs Willam Fouts of Winona Drive will represent LaFayette Temple 379 Pythian Sisters at the Grand Temple Session to be held September 17 to 20 at the Neil House in Columbus.
Announcement from Mrs. Marjorie Moren of Hannah Drive states the engagement of Donna Moren to Hamilton Watkins. Donna is a Fenwick High School graduate who studied at Middletown Campus Miami University and works in Dr. Tennant’s office. Watkins teaches at Kings Mills School System and is a Western Kentucky State College graduate. No wedding plans have been set.
The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges reports 129 business and industrial gifts in the first quarter of its 1969 fiscal year. Gifts will be shared 60 percent equally and 40 percent by 35 Ohio colleges with no operating tax aid, per Dr. Carl C. Bracy. Checks from American Savings & Loan Association and McGraw Construction Co. of Middletown were received.
Readers from Byfield to Rockford share frustrations with self help guidance and seek practical answers. A governor academy correspondent questions psychiatry’s role while a teen recalls lessons on independence after a breakup. A reader urges dealer repair guidance amid auto shop overcharges and calls for oversight.
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