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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1963
Page
14
ALICE LAWLER reflects on the end of summer 1963 and the return to school. She notes kids’ camp adventures and plans for next summer, highlighting activities like horseback riding, swimming, hikes, crafts, and campfires. Adults stick to familiar routines while children seek novel experiences.
Two local fishermen staying at the Kenneth Kurry residence in Babbitt return from a rain drenched trip to find a neighborly cat-sitter claiming to be the Kurrys’ neighbor. A mistaken address leads them to a confusing encounter in a house they believed was their own rental.
A man burglarizing a home by mistake entered 51 Aspen Boulevard instead of 51 Ash Boulevard. He found the bedroom in a different arrangement and left after realizing the error. Mrs. Kenney and Mrs. Kurry share similar interiors, but the wrong address led to a nervous retreat.
Two women journeying with two men to Minnesota buy a flat of eight quarts of strawberries at Wisconsin stands. They give the berries to Mary Kurry at her lake cottage, prompting a kitchen full of pies shortcake and jam as the group begins a homemade preservation spree.
Miss Elinor Conway and Richard Voglesong wed at 4:30 p m in the First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured gladioli and mums, with attendants including Mrs Ernest Buckles and Miss Ann Bishop. The couple plans to reside at 2112 Bryant Street. she works for Office Outfitters, Inc, he is an assistant loan officer at Middletown Federal Savings and Loan.
Barbara Jean Little and Thomas Neal Schutte exchanged vows at Holy Trinity Church in an 1 a.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Leo Herlihy. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Little of Tren ton Franklin Road and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schutte of Springfield. The bride wore a white dotted swiss gown with a pillbox headpiece and veil, carried white carnations, and yellow roses. Best man Raymond Pollock. ushers Gerald Little and Edward Oesterle. A reception followed at Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Recreation Hall. The couple plans a northern states wedding trip. The bride is with Ohio Bell in Springfield. the groom works at Webbe Cleaners in Springfield.
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Miss Penelope A Boyle and James M Ziegenmeyer wed in a 1 am ceremony at Lackland AFB Chapel Texas. Maj Harold Howard officiated. attendants included Barbara A Crocker and Gerald Krone. After a trip to Carlsbad and White Sands the couple will reside in Tucson Arizona where the bride works as a PT instructor in the Air Force.
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The schedule lists Viola Rebekah Lodge meeting at 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday. Woman's Mission Society executive board meets at 1 00 p m at First Baptist Church. Sewing Circle gathers in Bethlehem Lutheran Church Parish Hall in the afternoon. Ladies Barbershop Chorus rehearses at 8 p m at the American Legion Thursday.
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