Wedding at Galbreath Chapel Unites Sasser and Montenery
Miss Mary Lou Sasser and John Montenery wed at Galbreath Memorial Chapel on a Saturday eve. Rev Fr Robert Marrer and Rev Clyde Pinnell officiated. Bride wore white peau de sole with Empire waist and lace accents. bouquet of white sweetheart roses. Attendants wore ivory satin Victorian gowns. reception at Ohio University Inn. Newlyweds reside in Parliament Ridge Apartments, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irelen Mauek Galbreath Memorial
Mary Lou Sasser
John Mortenery
George Sasser
Plaims
Patsy Montenery
Tiltonsville
Robert Marrer
Clyde Pinnell
Richard Essex
Jace
Breda Ostermann
Dayton
Lorraine Montenery
Paul Montenery
James Kgee
Martins Ferry
Philip Sarser
Ohio University Inn
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Montenery
Parliament Ridge
Doing Better Than They Think About Parenting
Dr Myers reflects on parental responsibility for growing children. He notes many parents obsess over minor faults while aiming to guide their offspring toward virtue, but some well meaning parents face criticism when teens or young adults stray. The piece urges compassion, recognizing integrity in conscientious parents and avoiding self condemnation. It ends with a Q and A on child ownership of a pet and moral lessons for eight to twelve year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Bite
Nave
Thos
Youth Group Banquet at First Christian Church
The Christian Youth Fellowship of the First Christian Church hosted a banquet at the church with numerous guests invited including Bir. and Mrs. W. F. Giesecke Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gardner Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shafer Clinton Brown and many others. Youth participants named were Cathy Lobdell Jean McFarland Ellen Henderson Laura Brookins Debbie Roaden Carla Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Youth Fellowship of
The
First Christian Church
Bir
W. F. Giesecke
Guy Gardner
D. K. Seward
Floyd Shafer
Clinton Brown
Carl Phillips
Jack Hartley
Curtis Bailey
Fred ‘Riltan
Joan Slater
P. I Sidders
Amy JD
Grace Yates
Len McCune
James Grooms
Sherri
Cathy Lobdell
Jean’ McFarland
Ellen Henderson
Laura Brookins
Debbie “Roaden
Carla Boers
Engaging Tips and Household Notes From Daily Reader
In a slice of reader chatter a hair washing tip recommends cold water after a warm shampoo to seal scalp pores and reduce oil. A note on engagement announces Carolyn Sue Shanks to Alfred Vaughn Monte, with wedding plans pending. Additional letters share low cholesterol cooking swaps and practical home hacks like towel-hanging and tissue roll tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron. Shanks
New Marshfield
Carolyn Sue
Alfred Vaughn Monte
Basil Mantle
Guysville
Miss Shaukis
Alexander High School
Montle
Alexander
Piano Pupils Present Year Recital At First Baptist
The piano pupils of Mrs Ema Randall staged a mid year recital at the First Baptist Church. They opened with a Christmas greeting to parents who returned the greeting. Donald Reed read the Christmas story in Arabic. Mrs Jean Michael presented four pieces. Mothers hosted the social hour with a list of hostesses. Sixty attended. Menu ideas included cream cheese with olives on rye and other lunch-box suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema ‘Randall
Baptist Church
Donald
Reed
Jean. Michael
F. A. Wilson
Albert R. Squibb
Marian Figate
Karl Reinhardt
Howard McLaughlin
James McLaren
Glenn Baldridge
Otto Riley
Roast Fresh Ham With Frosted Grapes
A historical recipe card for roasting a 10 to 12 pound fresh ham with a glaze of apricot jam and salt pepper thyme. Instructions cover salting rub, roasting at 325 then 375 degrees, diamond scoring, glazing with jam, and resting before carving. Frosted Grapes show how to dip grapes in beaten egg white and granulated sugar to dry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galbreath Chapel
John Montenere
DR. Myers
Nelsonville
Dathems Plaza
Athens Plezs
Heloise
Heloie
Linda Wolfe
Mommy
Little Sister
Chapman
Pen Gocarneuse
Naciribezer Service Shoes
Cote
Stanley Ry
Perkersburg
Athens
Alexander-Smith
Vance-Leach
Senate
Vance-Leach Furniture
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