Spring turmoil sparks home makeovers and humor
The column playfully notes spring fever and its effects on housecleaning and redecorating. It lampoons husbands’ complacency, praises women’s energy, and shares humorous anecdotes from the Malcolm Frasers and local readers. It also highlights the W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards dinner honoring ambitious high school seniors and the eight top winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Edwards
Middletown
W. W. Sebald
Mr. Sebald
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Sechelt
Spindler and Cerveny Engage for September Wedding
Antoinette Cerveny of Cleveland Heights and Alan H. Spindler of Ardmore Drive have announced their engagement. Antoinette is a Wells College sophomore, while Alan, a Cornell graduate and Tau Beta Pi member, is pursuing graduate studies at Cornell. The couple plans to wed in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan H. Spindler
Miss Cerveny
Anthony P. Cerveny
Cleveland Heights
Antoinette
Walter H. Spindler
Ardmore Drive
Cleveland Heights High School
Wells College
Aurora
N. Y
Spindler
Middletown High School
Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering
Cornell University
Psi Usilon
Tau Beta Pi
Graduate School of Business and Public Administration
Cornell
Papal Audience Impresses One Missouri Methodist
A Missouri Methodist recalls a rainy morning at the Vatican for a papal audience with Pope Pius XII. The writer notes the welcoming host, the ornate surroundings in St. Peter's, and the respectful atmosphere among Protestants Catholics Jews and agnostics. Each person received a papal blessing and gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Rome
Tronetta
Vatican
Pius XII
St. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican City
Columbus
America
Raphael
AAUW Plans Annual Spring Card Party
American Assn of University Women heads to Girls' Club for an 8 p.m. card party with Dororthy Johnson chairing and Robert McConaughy as vice chair. Decorations by J A Stewart and team. Guests receive dessert from costumed members led by Elizabeth Wetzel. Entertainment includes Richard Monroe accordion and a folk dance group. Proceeds fund AAUW fellowship celebrating 75th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Assn. of University Women
Dorothy Johnson
Robert McConaughy
J. A. Stewart
Edward Fickett
William Long
Frank H. Hinkle
Robert Connelly
Joseph Shepperd
Robert Nelson
Elizabeth Wetzel
Merle Williams
Carl Johnson
Paul Bailey
James Phipps
Thomas Braun
James Elias
Anthony Kokenakis
Gerald Miller
Leonard Hamm
Earl Hicks
Patricia Hartle
Janice Schulz
Richard Monroe
Judy Tieman
Martha Jo Brede
Judy Burgess
Janey Duffey
Betty Brown
Brenda Stanley
George Shafer
R. A. Hill
Ralph Knight
Earl Klein
Braun
Phipps
John Rosenberger
AAUW
Antiques Fair Food Committee Members Named
Mrs Raymond Moore chaired the two day Salvation Army Antiques Fair food committee. Assistants included Mrs Howard Wilson Mrs Brack Little and Mrs Don Carey as co chairs. Other members listed are Mrs C W Young Mrs John Pendleton Mrs William Arkill Mrs DeHart Lord Mrs Ray Bunnell Mrs Donald Beasley Mrs Cecil Wilson Sr Mrs Donald Malcom and Mrs L D Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Moore
Howard Wilson
Brack Little
Don Carey
C. W. Young
John Pendleton
William Arkill
DeHart Lord
Ray Bunnell
Donald Beasley
Cecil Wilson Sr
Donald Malcom
L. D. Lloyd
Vows Said In Home Ceremony For Miss Kramer
Miss Charlotte Kramer became Mrs. Robert A Hesselbrock in a home ceremony at the Kramer home on Linden Avenue. The couple, with sister Mrs. Guzak as matron of honor and James Hesselbrock as best man, planned to reside at 314 Monroe Street. The bride wore aqua nylon chiffon and taffeta, with a pearl set and a bouquet of roses. A reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Avenue
Charlotte Kramer
Robert A Hesselbrock
Robert M. Davis
Trenton
Raymond Hesselbrock
Hamilton
Ross A. Kramer
Peter Guzak
Dayton
James Hesselbrock
Russell Galloway
First Presbyterian Church
Bess Mitchell
Kramer
John Martin
Donald Harding
Hesselbrook
Middletown High School
Miami University
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Trenton High School
Herring- Hall-Marvin Safe Co
Monroe St
Couple Selects Wedding Date
Miss Norma Jean Werner and Roderick C. Adams have chosen June 1 for their wedding at St. John's Church. Miss Werner is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Werner of Baltimore Street and works for Armco Steel Corp. Adams is son of Leonard Adams of Jacoby Avenue and works for Berkeley Electric Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Jean Werner
Roderick C. Adams
St. John's Church
Miss Werner
Harry Werner
Baltimore Street
Armco Steel Corp
Leonard Adams
Jacoby Avenue
Barkeley Electric Manufacturing Co
Leaves Kill Odors From Frying Pan With Tea Soak
To remove lingering fish odor from a frying pan, simmer tea leaves in water and soak the pan. Tea absorbs odor and leaves the pan smelling cleaner. The method uses common pantry items for quick odor control.
Piano Guild Tournament Judge Named
Bret Sears, piano teacher and concert artist, named adjudicator for the National Piano Guild Tournament May 24 at the Girls' Club. Event chair C. J. Hughes, about 60 participants from five teachers’ classes. Sears, Oberlin alumnus, studied with Bonazzi Lytle and Tarnowsky, coached in Paris, and later postgrad with Skjerne. Guilds reach spans 550 centers, 50,000 players, 200 adjudicators, with substantial cash awards and a biennial Recording Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Sears
C. J. Hughes
Sears
Oberlin Conservatory
Josephine Bonazzi Lytle
Sgambati
Franz Liszt
Axel Skjerne
Royal Conservatory of Music
Copenhagen
Oberlin
Lazare Levy
Paris
Sergei Tarnowsky
Texas
Irl Allison
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Dallas
Detroit
Houston
San Antonio
St. Louis
United States
Civic Orchestra Season Ends With Pop Concert
Middletown Civic Symphony presents a spring finale at Middletown High School auditorium at 8 15 tonight directed by Valda Wilkerson. Baritone Bob Burkhardt and tenor Earl Jones perform a program including Pinocchio overture Elijah and a group of April songs with a Broadway medley. Tickets available at local cigar stand Manchester Hotel and box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Mitchell
Middletown Civic’ Symphony Orchestra
Valda Wilkerson
Middletown High School
Bob Burkhardt
New York
Earl Jones
Gal Likes A Few Extras By Jeanne D Arcy
A lighthearted guide to beauty aids and vanity items from essential skin and hair care to "nice to have" luxuries. It notes perfumes, bathroom scales, bath salts, oils, crystals, a messager, and a hair dryer as desirable but optional additions for a polished nightly routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne D'Arcy
Bath Relaxes After Traveling
After reaching a destination and checking in, begin with a bath to ease travel fatigue. The soak calms nerves and leaves you refreshed, primed for the next part of your trip.
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Mr. Fraser
Bill McFee
Bill
Antoinette Cerveny
Halle
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women’s
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Charles
Piano Guild
Civic Orchestra
Tedh
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Clarke
Gillis
Cornet
Fair Lady
Loewe
Mr. Wonderful
Rodgers
Gal
Burnett
Anay
Airc
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