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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1964
Page
2
Bartlett pears shine in a dessert feature with a pear tart recipe using sour cream lemon spices and a two-crust pastry. The method outlines making a flaky lard type shortcrust, preparing a pear filling with sugar flour cinnamon and nutmeg, and baking on a cookie sheet at 400 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes with egg wash for color.
Miss Carol Shockey bride elect of Delbert Mann was honored at a Thursday night miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Hayden A. Taylor on Goldman Avenue. The couple plan to marry August 29 at 2 30 p m at St Johns Church with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Miss Delores Andre Casperson and Larry Winfred Duff were honored at a rehearsal dinner in the Manchester Motor Inn Promenade Room. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Duff of Burbank Street, parents of the groom elect. The couple will wed tonight at First Methodist Church at 7 30. Attendants included Janet Breytsprank maid of honor and Edward Combs best man along with families of the couple.
Mrs Herbert Craft hosted the Merry Mayfield ers Club at Brentwood Street. Miss Maxine Riley of Ohio Bell Springfield presented a Wheel of Fortune demonstration. Secret pals awarded gifts to Mrs Donald Butts and Mrs Bob Wells. Prize winners included Mrs John Chamberlain, Mrs Ed Salvo and Mrs Wells. Next meeting set for Sept 18 at Mrs Carney Hall Tod Hunter Road.
Thomas Herbert Brown, 80, who served as Superior Court judge for 18 years in New Jersey before retiring in 1942, died Friday in a Frederick convalescent home. Kansas in 1861 was the first state to give women the vote, but only in school board elections.
Miss Judy Hart and James Thomas prepare for a wedding with plans finalized. The couple will wed in a forthcoming ceremony, with family and friends likely to attend.
Twenty members and guests of the Butler County Alumnae Club gathered at the Taulbee home for an annual picnic. Plans were made to assist Miami University Beta Delta chapter with fall rush parties September 17 to 19 and Baskin Harrison will become president of the Butler County Group. A Founders Day luncheon is set for October 17 at the Manchester Motor Inn. In Middletown, attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and several others.A forthcoming wedding was announced for August 22 at First Presbyterian Church Franklin with many attending.
Vital statistics list several newborns including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frey at 211 North Grimes Street and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Orville W Wright Jr. of Franklin Route 1 yesterday. Others include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Aldridge at 1209 Elm Street and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Etter at 8232 Anne Drive Franklin yesterday.
The report lists patients in Franklin area hospitals including Mrs. James Dishman Clifford Watkins Gary Bare Harriet Wing Owen Case Frank Berry Mrs. Mary Romans John Watson Roger Williams William Phillips Daniel Taulbee Neva Clifford Doxie Sissom James Revelos Earl Witner Jackie Tussey and others with out of town entries such as Pearl Keith Trenton Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Dismissals include Lloyd C. Jones Glide R. Dougherty Cecil Anderson Orville Martin Ray Jones Billy W. King Loren Crosthwaite Earl Hansford Lucille Crout Janet Kemplin George S. Bush Carl L. Jay Mrs. Walter Wendt Jr. Jack Hoffar Evansville Ind Mrs. William Cockerham Daisy Brandenberg Paul Rohner Eugene Brewer Ida Grimes Elmo Huff Russell Martin Edward Back Timothy Hall Walter Trimble Gerald Glossip Clarence Maddox Mrs Gilbert Hart Ralph Curtis Lillian Carmichael and others.
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