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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
4
Experts urge buyers to plan for future resale within five to seven years by matching home style and price to the neighborhood, ensuring space for expansion, up-to-date kitchens and baths, proper wiring, and optional central air. They note attractive views and mature trees add value, and warn against overly unique designs that limit future market appeal.
Carmella LaSpada, a Chester native and Penn State student, concludes a lengthy radio project after 100 hours of preparation with Theodore Brown. The graduate will receive a psychology degree at the June 19 commencement, following a career of campus radio leadership and community efforts.
Multiple community fundraisers listed across Chester and Norwood. Rummage sales sponsored by Jefferies School TA at 405 W. 3rd St and 1708 W. 3rd St, Kes ter. St Pauls church altar fund arranged by Mrs. Dyson. Immanuel Baptist Church basement sale by Philothea Class. A Strawberry Festival and Supper at St Stephen s parish house Norwood with multiple co chairs.
Betrothal of Miss Mary Lou Papale of Folcroft to Robert D. Marshall of Columbus, Ohio, announced by Mr and Mrs Frank Papale. Miss Papale, a West Philadelphia Girls Catholic High School graduate and De Marco Business Forms secretary, and Mr Marshall, a Tennessee Junior Military Academy and Marple Newtown High School alumnus who joined the Air Force, plan a May wedding.
Sam Perone of Old Forge, Bureau of Highway Safety representative in Harrisburg, will speak at the June meeting of the Democratic Women’s League of Delaware County. A highway safety film will be shown at Towne House at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Mrs John Fisher of Chadds Ford, state program chairman, and delegates Mrs Walter Cannon of Upper Darby and Mrs Ada Harper Halsey of Foalsom will report on the May Pittsburgh convention. Joseph J. Helgenek of Upper Darby, state committee man and Bureau of Traffic Safety Enforcement head for Delaware County, will introduce the speaker.
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Davis of Elam Chadds Ford announce the engagement of their daughter Dianne Davis to Harvey B Forwood son of Mr and Mrs J Harvey Forwood of Shavertown Boothwyn The couple plan a future wedding Dianne Davis is a Media High School graduate and Bank of Delaware employee while Forwood a DuPont Experimental Station worker and H Fletcher Brown Vocational High School graduate is from near Wilmington
Miss Bertha A. Helms of Chester was elected president of the Gen. Robert Patterson Chapter, U.S. Daughters of 1812, at a meeting in Philadelphia. Several officers were chosen, including first vice president Mrs. Herbert K. Steptoe and second vice president Mrs. Edwin C. Donaghy.
A compact kitchen note covers muffin flour substitutions using 1 cup whole wheat and 1 cup white flour in a 2 cup flour recipe. It also suggests a springtime salad dressing from sour cream with salt sugar and lemon juice for sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, with optional cucumber peeling.
Chester High School secretary Charmaine Yobin Tobin, wife of a Sun Oil technician, illustrates modern office life as a national kit recommends 12 desk items. The kit includes tissues, mirror, comb, brush, lotion, nail polish, freshener, scented pad from England, and a toothbrush for after hours.
A 2 serving recipe for a crisp asparagus frittata with butter eggs and Parmesan. Beat eggs with salt and pepper then cook omelet style in butter. Layer asparagus and cheese, fold, and finish on low heat. Keep warm in a 250 degree oven for 4 servings.
Mrs Tobin guards a large bamboo satchel that acts as a catch-all for heaven knows what while Mr Giles remains unaware of his luck. The line hints at a hidden secret shaping the scene and character dynamics.
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