WE the Women Lays On of Hands to Halt Katy Dids
Alice Lawler describes a yearly ritual of laying on of hands to ward off the approaching fall and katy dids. She and neighbor Chipper walk country lanes at night to calm nerves, noting the katydid chorus and the desire to delay cold weather while facing the sounds of summer fading. A surefire owl deterrent also appears.
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Katy-Dids
Chipper
H. H. Schrock’s
Cnipper
Women Are Unofficial Diplomats
Dorothy Roe argues that women act as informal ambassadors through shared culture and consumer interests. She cites Pat Nixon in the Soviet Union as a catalyst for goodwill and notes foreign women’s fascination with American consumer goods from appliances to cake mixes.
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Iowa
Soviet Union
Timbuktu
Pat Nixon
Poland
Pat
Moscow
Mrs. Nixon
Exchange of Recipes Bridges Cultural Gaps
People from other countries experience American home cooking and kitchen life through foods like cornbread and pizza. Sharing recipes with American women in sign language helps understanding grow, reducing hostility as connections form over meals.
Couple Plans Sept 26 Vows for Nancy Anne Small and William Green
Mr and Mrs Arthur Small of Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Anne to William H Green of Wilmington The bride elect a Franklin High School graduate employed by National Cash Register in Dayton The groom a Wilmington High School graduate employed by Charles Webb Co in Wilmington the couple will wed September 26 at St Marys Church in Franklin
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Arthur Small
Franklin
Nancy Anne
William H. Green
Wilmington
Franklin High School
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Green
Wilmington High School
Charles Webb Co
St. Mary’s Church
Nancy Robbins
Linda Russell
Edgar Pickelsimer
Ruth Flanagan
Worth Ballard
Michael Dutko
Harrison
Miami Manor
Oxford
Miami University
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc
Middletown High School
Miami Univer
Indian Pudding flavored with ginger and cinnamon
A pudding recipe notes equal parts ginger and cinnamon. For a mix using 3 to 4 cups of milk, about one teaspoon of each spice is required to flavor the Indian Pudding.
Flavorful Sherbet Glasses with Lemmon Pie Filling
Dessert idea describes sherbet glasses filled with lemon flavored pie filling and half cut lady fingers as base. Topped with whipped evaporated milk or cream as garnish.
Double Wedding at First Baptist Church in Middletown
In a double ceremony at First Baptist Middletown, Yvonne Gay Lykins wed Julius Baskin Harrison and Janice Kay Lykins married Jeffrey Eugene McGraw. The event featured identical gowns, mums and gladioli, and receptions followed at the church. The couples plan to live in Oxford and begin new paths in education and industry after honeymooning at Spring Mill State Park.
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First Baptist
Yvonne Gay Lykins
Julius Baskin Harrison
Janice Kay Lykins
Jeffrey Eugene McGraw
G. Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Woodford Jones
Mr. McGraw
Eugene V. McGraw
Erie Avenue
Mr. Harrison
Louis V. Harrison
Henry Street
Worth Ballard
Havelock
N. C
Peggy Billett
Melinda McGraw
Beverly Sticklen
Linda Russell
Leavell
Scotty Har Iison
Ju.i
Custards Require Hot Water Bath When Using Homogenized Milk
When custards intended for baking use homogenized milk they may require extra oven time. Always bake custards in a hot water bath to ensure proper setting and texture.
Dayton Hall to Host Mills Are Ringing Cast Tuesday Night
Julius LaRosa leads the all star cast of Mills Are Ringing at Memorial Hall Dayton Tuesday evening with Sherry O Neill and Bobo Lewis co starring. Other cast members include Carol ine Shaer Jerry Orbach Ralston Hill Rita Metzger Marlene Cameron Barbara Quancy Robert Darnell Charles Kovi. Betty Camden Adolph Green wrote the book and lyrics Jule Styne composed the melodies.
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Julius LaRosa
Allstar
New York
Mills
MemorialHall
Dayton
LaRosa
Sherry O'Neil
Bobo Lewis
Caroline Shaer
Jerry Orbach
Ralston Hill
Rita Metzger
Marlene Cameron
Barbara Quancy
Robert Darnell
Charles Kovi
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Jule Styne
Why Always Mash Turnips
Turnips need not be mashed for every meal. Cut into 1 inch pieces, cook in a small amount of salted water, drain, then finish with generous butter and freshly ground pepper.
Water Chestnuts with Bacon and Mango Chutney
Water chestnuts wrapped in bacon then broiled to caramelized finish. Serve with a mango chutney sauce for an extra special pre-dinner nibble.
Frozen Meat Tip Lets Storing Meat In Freezer For A Month
The notice states that frozen sausage and ground meat can be safely kept in a home freezer for about one month. It emphasizes proper freezing conditions and duration for quality and safety.
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Alice Lawler
Frost
Katy
Jane
Usb
Neighbor Schrock
Issien
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women’s
Ivan
United States
Miss Small
Myer’s Ltd
Middletown
Robert Burkhart
Eugene Mack
Finley Lykins
15Th Avenue
Yvonne
Janice
Edgar Picklesimer
Sity
Stewart School
Spring Mill State Park
Indiana
McGraw
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Arlington Ave
Julius Ebaskin Harrison Friedman-Easterling
Jeffrey E. McGraw
Bermudas
Dar
Central Ave
Dayton Hall
Almal
Sanitone
Charles