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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1963
Page
14
Alice Lawler recounts humorous misadventures on the Northwestern Tollway. The Hodges Drakes mistook exits and spent hours circling. another pair from Middletown wandered apart, then headed in the wrong direction across the median. The misdirections became vacation highlights for the Bob Evanses and the John Banzhahs, demonstrating travelers’ vanity and tollway chaos.
Miss Constance Elizabeth Brown wed Gerald Andress Guild at St Marys Church in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev Sylvester Huser. The couple, from Cleveland and New York City, plan to live in New York.
Columned wedding report reimagined as a football gridiron matchup. Seymour Glass and Elizabeth Tannenbaum wed in Fourth Church with a playful play by play citing bridesmaids as blockers and the groom as a lone end. The couple then plans a coast to coast doubles tour.
A schedule of events for the coming week lists meetings for Viola Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall Monday at 7 30 p m Welcome Wagon Club at Sports Bowl Tuesday Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America at 19 N Broad St D of A Hall Tuesday Neighborhood Garden Club at Bat Klein home 3010 Flemming Road Wednesday Sewing Circle Bethlehem Lutheran Church after noon Parish Hall Thursday Women s Workshop St Paul s United Church of Christ 9 a m Ladies Barbershop Chorus rehearsal American Legion 8 p m
Miss Darlene Riddell wed Willis Gentry yesterday in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev. E R Howerton officiating. The bride wore white lace over silk organza, and was escorted by her brother Harry Riddell. Taylor Burton served as best man. The couple plans a reception hosted by several sisters of the bridegroom.
A tip suggests using powder puffs as convenient shoe polish applicators. Keep one inside the can of wax polish to prevent drying and maintain soft, ready-to-use application.
Lining draperies serves three purposes protects fabric from sun helps them hang better and improves exterior appearance according to the article.
Miss Joanne Woodruff and Noel Wedder wed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Carolyn Woodruff and bridesmaids in moss green, with Francis Vedder as best man. The couple, with Greenwich and Glendale ties, will reside in California.
An Associated Press whimsy notes hand cranked ice cream freezers persist as nostalgic devices. Virginia O D learns rhythmic turning still yields sherbet, as editors share simple recipes and aging charm from sunlit porch days to moonward hopes.
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