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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1965

Page

18

Picnic Coo Success With Insulated Chest

In the World's Fair season families favor insulated carry-alls and vacuum bottles for picnics. Pack foods in poly bags, chill before loading, and use water-filled containers to provide drinking water as ice melts. New kits convert into a rugged table for on the go dining.

Explore Kentucky tag puzzle stumps small town storekeeper

In Louisville Ed Easterly displays an Explore Kentucky license plate tag. A town shopkeeper, doubting the tag, asks where they are from and admits he never heard of Explore, Ky, despite claiming familiarity with the state.

Explore Kentucky Louisville Ed Easterly Explore, Ky

Tindall Ball Rites Solemnized in Dodds Church Ohio

The Rev Sherman Cook and the Rev James Kofman officiated at the July 30 double ring marriage of Miss Sondra Tindall and Reginald Merle Ball at the Dodds Ohio Church of God. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Waldo Tindall of Shaker Road. Ball is the son of Mrs Rosa Ball of Williamsburg Kentucky. The 7 30 p m candlelight service featured white gladioli and mini mums. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with chapel train and sequin Sabrina neckline. Maid of honor Miss Sue Ellen Edinger wore pink lace. bridesmaids wore blue marquisette gowns. Flower girl Miss Karen Perky. ring bearer Dale Kofman. Best man William Lamb. ushers John Pennington and Carl Cook. A reception followed with several hostesses. The couple will live at 309 Oxford Road Franklin. Mrs Ball is a Franklin High School student. her husband a Williamsburg High School graduate employed at Chrysler Airtemp.

Sherman Cook James Kofman Sondra Tindall Reginald Merle Ball Dodds, Ohio Church of God Chantilly Sue Ellen Edinger Dior Beverly Herald Joan Steward Karen Perky Dale Kofman William Lamb John Pennington Carl Cook Opal Elexander Virginia Powell Jean Eaton Eileen Kofman Joan Cook Ada Cook Lordena Long Darlene Long Oxford Rd Franklin Ball Franklin High School Williamsburg High School Chrysler Airtemp

Serve Asparagus With Style

Fresh asparagus with Hollandaise sauce is celebrated in tested methods. The guide offers skillet asparagus spears prep and a bowl Hollandaise recipe, detailing peeling washing trimming boiling times and serving tips for six servings.

Try These Ideas In Kitchen

Cooking tips range from lemon rubbing inside chicken for roasting to using giblets on toast. Techniques include browning fish steaks with bay leaves, foil baking, and criss cross cuts. Elevate mashed potatoes with sour cream and blue cheese and add spice to crusts and pies.

Child asks for asafoetida in drugstore debt tale

A girl enters a Harlan Kentucky drugstore and asks for asafoetida for her mother Mrs Leitbelter. The clerk jokes about spelling and notes the mother owes 11 cents. The second item mentions Rio Grande supplying irrigation water for 2 million acres.

Harlan, Ky Leitbelter Rio Grande

Self-Protection Tips In A Handy Paperback

JOAN O SULLIVAN reviews How to Protect Yourself on the Streets and in Your Home by Gene Accas and John H Eckstein. The advice emphasizes common sense safety measures from locking doors at night to mindful phone listings and driving precautions, plus a practical self defense chapter to gain time and escape.

Joan O’sullivan Gene Accas John H. Eckstein

How to Protect Yourself on the Streets and in Your Home

A self defense guide notes that women can use resistance methods to inflict pain if needed and avoid trouble, with illustrated tactics showing effective offensive moves to turn odds in their favor and a recommendation that the book be read.

Corn Uses Mostly For Feed And Industry

The article notes that about 85 percent of the world’s corn stays on farms to feed livestock and poultry, while the remainder is sent to industries for processing into hundreds of foods and other products.

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