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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1962

Page

18

Local Civic Symphony to Feature Three Artists at Spring Concert

Middletown Civic Symphony plans a spring concert next Sunday at the Middletown High School auditorium with three local artists. Soprano Maureen Weber and flutist Marlee Jaques will perform, while George Lacenauer is noted as organist for Handel's Concerto for Organ. Auditions at Girls' Club run April 23–25, with 60,000 US students aided by National Guild of Piano Teachers. David Trout, baritone, won Baldwin award. pianist John Harris received honorable mention.

Middletown Handel Valda Wilkerson Symphony Ohio State O.M.E Columbus C. J. Hughes National Guild of Piano Teachers United States Glen Sherman America DePauw University Cincinnati David Trout Baldwin Trout Robert Ramsdell Central Avenue Richard Trout Long Place John Harris

Couple Wed In Dayton Plan To Make Future Home In Middletown

Mr and Mrs John Thayer Shoup wed April 15 at Dayton First Unitarian Church and plan to reside in Middletown after July The groom son of Milton W Shoup of Fairmont West Virginia is a tax investigator with Middletown Department of Taxation They will live in Cincinnati until moving to Middletown this summer The bride formerly Susan Eloise Moodler is the daughter of Cannon Moodler and William E Moodler of Dayton They are UC graduates The couple honeymooned south after a church reception both attended University of Cincinnati The bride majoring in nursing The groom majoring in business administration Lambda Chi Alpha brotherhood member

Dayton Middletown John Thayer Shoup Dayton First Unitarian Church Milton W. Shoup Fairmont W. Va City of Susan Eloise Moodler Cannon Moodler William E. Moodler Harold LeVesconte E. Hal Shoup Garry R. Kern Cleveland Larry Chambers Baltimore Roger Young John Sweyer Lancaster Gary R. Kern Linda Hill Carolyn Black Iron Mountain Mich Fash Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Bridesgroom UC College of Nursing and Health Chi Omega Sorority Shoup Lambda Chi Alpha

Antiques Show And Sale In Lebanon Five Days

The annual Antiques Show and Sale will run April 27 to 29 at the Armory in Lebanon with thirty exhibitors from Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois. Hours are Friday and Saturday 1 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jean Crutcher, manager, presents 18th century furniture, art glass, China, postcards, metals, and more, with local dealers including Isa belle B. Thiel and Brookhaven Antiques among others.

Vania Indiana Michigan Ohio Illinois Armory Lebanon Jean Crutcher Warren County Historical Society Isabelle B. Thiel Central Avenue Booth Fourth Avenue Brookhaven Antiques Grand Avenue

Soap Lubricates Zippers On Soft Luggage

Soap rubbed on zipper tracks helps zip speeds and smooth operation of soft sided luggage, reducing snagging and stiff movement. Regular lubrication keeps closures moving freely and extends zipper life.

Floor waxes resist cleaning agents require stripping

A boon to homemakers are floor waxes which can be washed with soap or detergent suds. Recent, new formulations make such waxes so impervious to cleaning compounds that special stripping materials are required to remove them.

Baths Yet a Chore as Automation Spreads

In an era of automation most tasks fit machines. Hand washing remains for the children while almost everything else in the home is machine washed, rinsed and dried automatically.

Makes Good Cover For Afternoon Naps Blanket Or Throw

A brief note suggests binding a few yards of light woolen fabric to create a cozy blanket for naps or a sofa throw. It also notes a large share of European travelers from the United States originate in New York California Illinois and New Jersey.

The U.S New York California Ilinois New Jersey

Comedian Stubby Kaye Divorced by Wife

LOS ANGELES AP The wife of comedian Stubby Kaye testified he sought divorce from the start of their brief marriage. Jean Anne Watson 26 said he liked to sleep and play with cameras and was very indifferent to her. They wed April 30 1961 and separated November 13.

Los Angeles Stubby Kaye Jean Anne Watson

Nylon works best for stain removal on garments

Use a piece of old nylon to apply cleaning fluid or soap solution to a spotted dark garment. Nylon leaves no lint.

Towel Trick for Protecting Dishes in the Sink

A clean dish towel placed at the bottom of the sink helps cushion and protect delicate dishes during washing. The simple method reduces chipping and breaking, preserving fine china and glassware.

Presbyterian Women plan steak dinner to aid Kirkmont

Members of the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church arrange a steak dinner in Fellowship Hall on Friday April 2 with service at 5 15 6 and 7 p m Profits go to Miami Presbytery to support Kirkmont a camp conference and retreat center in Logan County Ohio two miles east of Zanesfield The 370 acre site will host church camps by June 1963 with a $220 000 program and a $120 000 main lodge planned to be winterized as funds allow

Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Don Carey Thomas Bell Homer Weikel Miami Presbytery First Zanessfield Ohio Kirkmont

Joe's Special a San Francisco classic dish story

A nostalgic tale from California recalls how Joe of a North Beach restaurant improvised a three in one burger by combining hamburger with spinach and eggs to create Joe's Special. The piece outlines a recipe and nearby dinner plan for tomorrow.

San Francisco Joan Goodlett California North Beach

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