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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
14
The Presidents Luncheon in Trenton kicked off the Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs 1973 74 year. Attendees included Mrs Lee Williams retired teacher and Les Douze Amies president and Miss Miriam Miller librarian and Beta Sigma Phi Ohio Rho Alpha Chapter president.
At a Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church luncheon in Trenton the Middletown Area Clubs federation announced proceeds from the 1973 Charity Ball will fund a $25,000 ultrasound diagnostic device. Hospital chairman Mrs. John Sticklen described how the painless beam device measures head size and abdominal wall thickness using sound waves.
Iota Nu Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority plans a Halloween party for students at the Carlisle School for Exceptional Children. The group discussed events at the 1973-74 first meeting at Franklin First National Bank.
The Soroptimist Club of Middletown awarded life memberships to Mrs. Fred Yoder and Mrs. Jessie Kendrick at a dinner at the Manchester Inn. President Mrs. Ray Bunnell outlined plans for the Southwestern District Meeting on Oct. 13 in Chillicothe and a garage sale on Sept. 29 at 4532 Creekview Drive. Harold Kramer, a freelance photographer, spoke on and demonstrated New Items in Photography.
Linda Mayer and Kenneth James Long married Sept 7 at 6 30 P M in Shelby Michigan at St Stephen's Lutheran Church. The couple resides on Roosevelt Blvd in Michigan after a Mackinac Island trip. Father officiated. best man Keith Long and maids attended in gray gowns with orange pink flowers.
Mrs. Harry Ward installed as president of Mrs. R.A. Hill's Class at Faith United Methodist Church. New officers include Miss Elizabeth Schenck as vice president, Mrs. Ralph DeBord as secretary, Mrs. Virgil Parker as assistant secretary, and Mrs. Fred Ruhl as treasurer. Fall activities include a Nov 1 dinner for the Dayton South District Geranteers and a Nov 24 district meeting dinner for the Pythian Sisters Lodge, plus an Oct 25 Activities Day.
Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Vernon Jones led an open section win at the Verity Lodge session. Other top open pairs were Mrs. Gordon Nein with Mrs. Leland Lynch Jr. and Mrs. C R Clements with Mrs. Barbara Nixon. Novice top three featured Randy Walton with Fred Wilkins and the pairs of Mrs. James Lawrence with Mrs. Kay Price and Mrs. Lloyd Eckert with Jack Podner.
The Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Diane Finney will lead a farewell for Rita Feerer, with plans announced for Pat McCoy to be installed as the new worthy advisor. The Sept. 22 ceremony is at First United Methodist Church. Susan Cassidy and Brenda Noble handle refreshments and setup.
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