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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1957

Page

15

Betsy Otis to Wed George Curry in May Wedding

Miss Betsy Mae Otis of Franklin plans to marry George Jessell Curry son of Mrs. Stella Rosario of Portsmouth Va on May 28 at the Franklin Methodist Church The couple met at the University of Kentucky where Otis graduated from Eastern Kentucky State College and Curry played basketball baseball and track and Phi Delta Theta.

Betsy Mae Otis Franklin George Jessell Curry Stella Rosario Portsmouth Howard T. Otis Lexington Miss Otis University of Kentucky Eastern Kentucky State College Franklin High School

Margerum Announces Engagement To Roger Riggenbach

Mrs Howard Margerum of Fairmount Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Janice Laura Margerum to Roger Riggenbach son of Mr and Mrs Charles Riggenbach of Miami Florida The couple plan to wed June 1 at the United Presbyterian Church Janice is a Middletown High School and Middletown Hospital School of Nursing senior Roger is a Miami High School graduate with a BS from Capital University and a College of Medicine freshman at the University of Cincinnati.

Howard Margerum Fairmount Avenue Janice Laura Roger Riggenbach Charles R. Riggenbach Miami, Fla Miss Margerum Middletown High School Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Riggenbach Capital University Columbus College of Medicine University of Cincinnati United Presbyterian Church Susan Layer James O. Layer Hendrickson Road Peter Watts Elling Clifford W. Elling Somerville N. J Mr. Elling Presbyterian Church Lebanon J. Taylor McHendry Fred Zimmerman Alice Louise Sayer Michael Edward Elling William Christopher Elling James DeMott

Weight loss advice to cut candy and rich foods

The notice urges cutting candy peanut butter sandwiches and cake to shed pounds. It suggests eating wholesome non fattening foods and notes to consult a doctor if a large amount of weight must come off.

Dress Styles Should Slim

Gals who are heavy should be careful when selecting clothes. Styles should be slimming and dresses must fit properly. Nothing attracts more attention to a fat figure than clothes that fare too tight.

Maypole Masquerade Coterie Dance At Legion Hall

The Coterie club held a Maypole Masquerade at the Legion auditorium from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Harry Jack Walton’s orchestra providing music. A large Maypole decorated the floor and smaller poles served as table centerpieces. masks were favors. The event’s dance committee included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swig and several couples. reservations counted numerous attendees including John Angiolini and many others.

Coterie Club Legion Auditorium Harry Jack Walton Robert Swig Carl Trout Richard Hasemeier Glenn Greenham Carl Morris Bob Balger John Angiolini John Akerman Bruce Baty Paul Bruggeman Charles Bogan Robert Bendure Tom Braun Norman Brown J. E. Barker J. E. Cress Jack Cummings Joe Cullen George Doe Fritz Lipfert Ralph Line James LaPierre James Lang Ken Monroe Bob Mapes Tudor Morris Robert Moorehead Ray Minter Charles Myers Richard Montague Warren Noonan Ken Noeller William Pratt Chester Pieratt James ‘Ringel Leonard Rothe Robert Root John Rolfes Bob Raber Harold Smith George Staley Arron Schenck J. B Strickland W. F. Schlotter Elmer Scherrer P. A. Steigerwald Harry Stigler Charles Snyder Ernie Tatro Grover Thomas Jim ‘Thompson F. D. Unger James Weldon Robert Wilson George Werkley Don Campbell Jerry Chamberlain James Cummings

Miss Hobbs and Quinn Tie Knot in Hamilton

Miss Hobbs and Thomas Quinn wed last night at the First Church of God in Hamilton and will make their home there.

Miss Hobbs Mr. Quinn Hamilton Thomas Quinn First Church of God

Junior Cotillion Spring Dance Planned

The Junior Cotillion announces a spring dance themed The Big Top to be on May 4 at the National Guard Armory from 8 30 to 11 pm. Music by the Rhythmnaires and a committee of Mary O Neill Jean Helton Patty Mc Williams Marcia Kelly Barbara Merrick Robert Beck David Frazier Jerry Lowe Mike Jackson Bob Ward.

Ralph Parmenter Glen Perry Edward Erlandson

Rice Casserole Recipe from Mrs. James Combs

Mrs James Combs of Centennial Avenue known as Tee shares her rice casserole recipe as a roast chicken dinner highlight. Ingredients include onion liver rice and paprika with 4 cups chicken broth. method Saute onion and liver add paprika mix with rice broth bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees.

James W. Combs Centtennial Avenue Tee

College youths cited for honors at Ohio and Nebraska

Miss Linda Tieman of Superior Avenue represented Bowling Green State University as a delegate to the National Women’s Recreation Association Convention held last week at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Robert E. Shoemaker of 14th Avenue appears on Ohio State University College of Engineering winter quarter honor roll among 183 students. Miss Ann Downing of Sherman Avenue sang in Denison University’s Women’s Glee Club spring concert, where she is a sophomore.

Linda Tieman Clair R. Tieman Superior Avenue Bowling Green State University University of Nebraska Lincoln Robert E. Shoemaker 14Th Avenue Ohio State University College of Engineering Ann Downing Norris J. Downing Sherman Avenue Spri Women's Glee Club Denison University

Olive oil and salt paste removes white furniture stains

A simple paste made of olive oil and salt can lift white stains from wood furniture. Apply gently, let sit briefly, then wipe clean to restore shine and even tone.

May Breakfast Planned By First Methodist WSCS

The May Morning Breakfast sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church is set for May 1 from 6:30 to 9:30 am in Fellowship Hall. Tickets are available at the church office or from committee members, with children's tickets sold at the door. A nursery will be provided and a variety of foods will be served.

Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist WSCS Church Building Fund Don van Ausdall W. T. Snider Cochairman C. W. Smith Gilbert Sheard Fellowship Hall Frank Ludwich Robert Simmons

May Morning Breakfast Decoration Committee Named

Mrs. R. C. Beam chairs the event with Mrs. E. T. Cross and Mrs. Walter Sheffer taking roles. Mrs. Don Oswalt and the dining room committee head Mrs. Robert Turvey complete the local setup.

R. C. Beam E. T. Cross Walter Sheffer Don Oswalt Robert Turvey

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Mr. Riggenbach Pauline Phipps Powder Puff Beauty Salon Paramount Theatre N. Broad St Norma Holt Legion Mrs Randall Nelbar St Florida Frank Hobbs Quinn Office Outfitters, Inc Middletown Faye Quinn Walter R. Gatton William A. Arthur Paul Henry Lewis Hobbs Janet Graeff Pat Frybarger Muriel Crysel Cindy Glover Ed Fry Ray Weber Robert Rose Frank Eubanks Hamilton High School Men’s Florsheims Strand Theater Germany England Sweden Mother Collegiana Gilbert King George Bingham Douglas Bleecker O. R. Cecil Ralph Baldwin W. K. Monroe Eston Riggs Cora Riger Fred Stein Sr Arnold Lowe Sam Moore Russell Nichol Roy Bunnell Lyman Nein Campbell Allen J. J. Canfield Orie Earhart George G. K. Berkey John Martin Mark Walke J. L. Livzey Melvin Kelso Robert Reiner Mildred Long H. W. Bish Clinton D. Boyd Sr H. Bruce Baty Bert Feinthal Betty Lou Riner Everett Sherron Roy Benning Robert Schanke Ben Root Sr E. S. Mittenholzer Earl Stege Miller Charles Palmer W. F. Dannecker Gene Keister Dorothy Taylor Charles Knepshield John Harbaugh Milan Ross’ Shoe Dept American National Red Cross John Ross
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