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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
8
Ann Rudy discusses the Protect Her alarm handbag, noting it emits a loud signal but questions its practicality and the reliance on others for protection. She argues real safety comes from presence and readiness, not a gadget, and critiques marketing as misfitting for women who walk alone at night.
Reservations for the ladies day bridge luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club are accepted until noon Sunday. Co chairs Mrs. Raymond Moore and Mrs. Ralph Parmenter, coordinating the Sept. 25 event, plan to start at 10 a.m. on Tuesday at FH.
Lois Geradi Ernst, 40, senior VP and creative director at Foote, Cone and Belding, wrote the slogan You're not getting older You're getting better. The line, aimed at women, gained broad appeal and was used to describe diverse figures from sports to film. Ernst discusses how youth culture made many feel old from 25 onward and how she chose to live beyond that label.
The Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a parliamentary procedure workshop on Oct 6 at the Women's Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Speaker is Agnes S. Merritt a certified parliamentarian and author. Registrations limited to 60 with a $3.50 fee.
Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers named Mrs. Frank C. Robinson president at the Legion Home. New officers include Mrs. Virgil Combs and others with plans for the Oct 11 installation and a Lions Club luncheon on Oct 18. Delegates named for the New York convention. Reserve by Oct 16.
Mrs. Leona Bell of Toledo and Kenneth Lincoln of Delaware Ohio will visit Imperial Court 34 tomorrow at 7 30 in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St for an official visitation followed by a covered dish supper and social hour Local officers are Mr and Mrs John Taylor royal patron and matron
Duplicate winners named Mrs Leland Lynch Jr and Paul Smith led the open section at the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club at Verity Lodge. Other open section victors included Mrs Gretchen Funk Mrs K L Nielson Mrs Jack Rohrssen and Mrs George Quick. Novice section winners were Mrs Billie Houser Mrs Frances Saylor Mrs James Lawrence Mrs James Price Randy Walton and Fred Wilkins.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Middletown Assembly 68 will install officers tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the First United Methodist Church. Line officers meet at 9 a m at the church with a 9 30 a m practice.
Verity Lodge hosted a salad bar luncheon to start the year for the FTTF Club with 26 members. President Mrs. Charles Delp read a poem A Happy Club Recipe and members shared summer travel experiences. next meeting is Oct 18 at the Women's Center with guest speaker Don Gingerich.
A brief note describes a woman returning her vehicle after filling the tank, highlighting the act of refueling as a key detail. No further context or names are provided in the readable text.
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