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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1962
Page
14
The writer recalls spring cleaning shocks from hiding items in files and hosiery boxes. Surprises include finding long forgotten hosiery, tins, ribbons, and bottles. Readers suggest uses from paint containers to bottle displays, with humorous notes about future archaeologists discovering our era.
A nostalgic column riffs on repurposing everyday items. Egg cartons become off ball containers and jewelry boxes, Easter basket grass doubles as bird nest bedding, cotton wads cushion ears, and moth holes appear in a sweater found in a drawer. The piece ends with a light reflection on moth balls and readiness for Easter.
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Susanne Weich daughter of Peter J Weich of Milton Road and the late Mrs Weich to Leonard T Lehmann son of Mr and Mrs T W Lehmann of Hudson Ohio. Both are employed at Hercules Powder Co Covington VA in its R D Laboratories Fibers Division. An early fall wedding is planned.
The Cincinnati Artist Series announces a gala Festival of Song at Music Hall on Tuesday evening May 1. The program features Carmina Burana half the night with a 175-voice College Conservatory chorus and 75-piece orchestra under Haig Yaghjian, plus Metropolitan Opera soprano Curtis Verna and Canadian bass-baritone Donald Bell as soloists.
The Middletown Civic Symphony plans a first as the Middletown Fine Arts Center creates a permanent curtain drop background for concerts. Miss Valda Wilkerson leads the orchestra and Walter Stamps oversees the project with local artists and the Crystal Tissue Co. The April 29 performance at Middletown High School will showcase a pink orange yellow abstract 16 foot back drop depicting a French horn strings and a piano. The project aims to improve acoustics and stage aesthetics for future concerts.
A Connecticut woman aged 75 has sold cosmetics for 16 years, walking a mile to meetings and covering her territory on foot in all weather. The piece notes a National Association of Direct Selling Companies report showing 1.5 million direct selling salespeople yearly and that age is no barrier when enthusiasm drives work.
Center for the Performing Arts presents Bach Magnificat in D Major as part of the Festival of Music. Featured soloists are Donald Bell and Maude Nosler, a noted oratorio soprano. Tickets for the Artist Series Festival of Song available at Baldwin's Community Ticket Office, 415 Race Street.
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