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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1962

Page

17

Miami U Grad Student Debuts North Bend Suite in Spring Concert

Oxford Ohio April 15 the Miami University Symphonic Band presents the premiere of Edward F. Howard of Cleves a graduate student with a four movement piece North Bend Suite inspired by the Ohio River region He conducts the work as part of the annual spring concert with A D Lekvold guiding the program and Jack Dallas Smith assisting other featured pieces include a clarinet solo Scene and Air from Luisa di Montfort and a trumpet trio plus a trombone quartet with local students in the lineup.

Oxford Miami University Edward F. Howard Cleves Miami University Symphonic Band Benton Auditorium Howard North Bend Ohio River Harrison's Tomb Kentucky Miami A. D. Lekvold L. Eugene Hill Lekvold Jack Dallas Smith Luisa di Montfort Lloyd G. Phillips, Jr Dayton Buglers Holiday Ronald Browne Kettering Stephen L. Murray Bradenton, Fla Donald G. Austin Elyria John M. Watson Middletown John D

MacIntyre-Collier Vows Said In Franklin Methodist Church

Miss Sharon Jean MacIntyre exchanged nuptial vows with Jack L. Collier at 7:30 p m Friday in Franklin First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William C MacIntyre, wore a peau de soie gown with beaded lace and a chapel length train, carried gav enias, and was attended by sisters Sally and Sandra MacIntyre as bridesmaids. Best man was James Collier. ushers Gordon Hollon and William Fryman. The couple will reside at 1211 North Ave Franklin following the ceremony.

Sharon Jean MacIntyre Jack L. Collier Franklin First Methodist Church William C. MacIntyre i Jackson Street Franklin Ray Collier Union Road G. M. Haggard Wilhelmina Vinnell Gordon Hollon Sally Macintyre Sandra MacIntyre James Collier William Fryman Mary Sue Tinch Kathrine Collier Franklin High School Armco International Corp Wag Ohio University Shuttle Black Clawson Corp North Ave

Musicians Named for Band Performance

Weikel from West Middletown Michael R. Sheldon of Hamilton and Wilfred P. Dutt of Marion along with Betty Ross of Eaton will play organs with the band.

Promising pianist John Welsh to give recital in Oxford College Chapel

John Welsh, Springboro High School standout and Miami University music student, will perform a full length recital at Oxford College Flower Chapel this afternoon at 3. He will play Beethoven Debussy Shostakovich Chopin Mendelssohn, with Catherine Saunders assisting on Mendelssohn’s Concerto in G minor Op.23. The program includes Sonata Pathetique and Chopin preludes. Welsh is noted for his Beethoven Emperor Concerto performance with Middletown Civic Symphony.

John Welsh Springboro High School Oxford College Oxford Miami University Louise Glasgow Erickson Welsh Beethoven Debussy Shostakovich Chopin Mendelssohn Catherine Saunders Miami Mendelsson Middletown

Tape Patch Tip Prevents Plaster Cracks

A simple home trick advises applying a small cross patch of cellophane tape over nail spots before hammering. This protects plaster from cracking when hanging pictures.

Weight watcher first course soup with spices

Heat tomato juice with a whole clove a sprig of parsley a few celery tops a bay leaf and a hint of sugar Serve in soup cups as a starter for weight watchers.

Museum to Add Cleopatra Wax Figure in Liz Taylor Style

Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports museum manager Bus MacTaggert says the upcoming Cleopatra wax figure will resemble Elizabeth Taylor more than the current model. He notes Cleopatra had a big nose and cites Taylor's film portrayal in Rome.

Niagara Falls, Ont Cleopatra Elizabeth Taylor Bus MacTaggert Miss Taylor Rome

Leather Care for Patent Leather Items

Patent leathers are cleaned with a damp cloth and mild soap. A small amount of petroleum jelly helps prevent cracking and keeps the surface supple.

Iron rich foods boost red blood cell production

Iron helps form red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout the body. Good sources include liver egg yolk enriched and whole grain bread and cereals deep green leafy vegetables and dried fruit.

White Pepper Keeps Pale Dishes Light in The Kitchen

A well stocked kitchen features white pepper alongside black pepper. White pepper is preferred for pale colored mixtures where maintaining light color matters. It blends smoothly without dark specks, making it ideal for sauces soups and light colored dressings.

Whipping cream tips for proper volume

When preparing whipped cream, remember that the cream doubles in volume as it is beaten stiff. Choose a suitable, sturdy bowl to avoid splashing and ensure even whipping. Use a chilled metal or glass bowl for best results.

Miss Turpin to Wed Robert Lee Arnold

Engagement announced of Linda Diane Turpin and Robert Lee Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Arnold of Waynesville Rt 2 The bride elect is a Ponca City High School and Warner Pacific College graduate He is a Warner Pacific College theological student and former Springboro Church of God associate pastor They plan to wed June 30 at the First Church of God in Ponca City

Linda Diane Turpin Robert Lee Arnold Wilbur Arnold Waynesville Rt. 2 Vincent V. Turpin Ponca City Oklo Ponca City High School Warner Pacific College Portland Oregon Arnold Springboro High School Springboro

Week of local club events listed for Middletown area

A crowded schedule outlines upcoming meetings and activities across Middletown. It includes Middletown Garden Club on Monday at 2 30 pm led by Mrs Charles Fender smith at 132 Eaton Drive and numerous groups through Friday such as Beta Sigma Phi at 8 pm and Mission Workers at 10 am at Grand Avenue Church of God.

Middletown Betty Knight Lester Pfeiffer Arcadia Drive Chester Ward Sherman Ave Gentry Mitchell McKinley St Miami Valley Council Daughters of America Pythian Sisters Castle Hall Lutheran Evangelism Mission Workers Zion Lutheran Church Sorosis Club Clester Pieratt Central Ave Bethlehem Lutheran Church S. Middletown Fellowship Hall Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon Phi Beta Psi Sorority Mavity First Baptist Church Don Gephart Barnitz St Eppa Long Guild First Methodist Church Holiday House Epsilon Chapter Cristonians John Amato Sterling Dr Franklin Town and Country Mothers’ Club MSL Richard Diver Germantown American Legion

U S Sued Because Of Toothpick

Mrs. Andrew L. Gall of Lorain sues the United States for 175000 alleging Army doctors at Ft. Knox caused a bone infection after she stepped on a toothpick in her home on January 23 1961. The suit asserts malpractice by Army physicians and nurses and says she may lose her left foot.

Cleveland Andrew L. Gall Lorain U.S Ft. Knox Army

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