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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1978
Page
6
A housewife narrator pleads to revive column writing while detailing chaotic domestic scenes. The letter blends humor and frustration as pets, a meter reader, scattered thoughts, and domestic mishaps color a slice of everyday American life.
Pamely June Terry of Miamisburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Ranel Terry wed Randy Joe Bowman of Springboro in a ceremony at the groom's parents Franklin home. Rev Franklin Durham of Arc anum Wesleyan Church officiated. The couple plans to reside in Kingboro after a wedding trip.
A Waldorf salad variant suggests adding cubes of bologna or skinless franks to apples celery walnuts and mayonnaise. Serve on a bed of chilled greens with hot rolls and corn on the cob as accompaniments.
Announcement lists forthcoming wedding of Pamela Colleen Mullins of Hamilton to Jerry Hubbard of Hamilton. Officiant Rev Rodney Williams. Ceremony set for Sept 30 at noon at Yankee Road Church of God with a reception at Amanda Athletic Club.
Friendship Through Ed Fellowship officers were announced at a recent Armco Women’s Association Holiday House meeting. Minnie Weir will serve as president for the coming year with Gene Fletcher as vice president and W. V. Lantis as secretary treasurer. Holiday House hostesses were Weatherwax Dieterly Dannocker and Weir. The next meeting is October 9 at 2 pm at the Women’s Center.
Area students pledging Greek life at DePauw University Green Castle Ind include Debra L Arrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Arrell 1800 Galway Circle joining Delta Gamma Sorority and Reuben Fritz Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson 2115 Central Ave pledging Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ellen Sue Woodward and Lawrence Ashley Rothermel were married September 16 at Bailey Road Christian Church in Cuyahoga Falls in an afternoon ceremony. The bride, daughter of Harold B Woodward of Columbus, is a Norwalk High School graduate who worked as a secretary-receptionist in Akron. the groom, son of Harold C and the late Mrs Rothermel, is a Middletown High School graduate and music major who teaches privately in Akron. The bridal gown featured white crepe backed satin with lace and organza. Laurel Woodward was attendant, Deluca of Cleveland best man, with ushers Jerry Jacobson and Joe Deluca. A church reception followed, with a family dinner later at Anthe's Restaurant in Akron.
Leslie Ann Smith and Peter Craig Boettcher wed at Smith Boettcher Abbey Reformed Church in Huntingdon on September 16. The bride, daughter of Dr. Burgess A. and Mrs. Smith, wore an ivory alencon lace gown with chapel train. reception at Huntingdon Country Club followed by a Germany honeymoon. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Boettcher of Mount Union, is motel manager. the bride is fashion shop manager. Best man was Richard Boettcher. attendants included Kimberley Back and Karin Boettcher, among others. maid of honor Valerie Smith. The couple will reside in Mount Union.
Members of the St Richard Stockton Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists approved donations to the Mid dletown Red Cross and the Dayton VA Hospital during a luncheon at Hayner House in Sharon Woods Sharonville. A tour of Sharon Woods Historical Village followed the September session. Hostesses were Mrs Herbert Fall Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs Russell Stevens. Guest was Mrs Mable Dye Whitemire of San Diego California. The group will meet again in November.
In Columbus, Sister Hilda Riesenberg, a nun of the Sisters of Notre Dame, maintains Franklin University's former Notre Dame high school building. She manages boilers, plumbing, and cleaning, starting at 5:50am with an armed guard. Her hands on approach includes testing water minerals and coordinating with university staff for service needs.
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