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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1959

Page

16

Miss Longworth and Jay Byrd Wed in Tytus Ave Church

Miss Rosemary Longworth married Jay Byrd at the Tytus Avenue Church of God with Rev. Eugene Wallace officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Longworth, wore beige satin with a moss green hat and carried bronze pompons. matron of honor was Ronald Longworth. Best man was Ronald Longworth. reception at the American Legion followed. Both graduates of Middletown High School, they will reside at 1716 Tytus Ave.

Eugene Wallace Tytus Avenue Church of God Rosemary Longworth Jay Byrd Glen Longworth Tytus Avenue Roy Byrd McKinley Street Ronald Longworth Byrd American Legion Charlene Longworth William Morningstar Carl Shimer Middletown High School Black Clawson Co Shattle Division Armco Steel Corp Tytus Ave

Laughter Heals Calamities in Oregon Valley

Gladys Workman and her husband live in the Umpqua River Valley where her humor turns disasters into laughs. Her best selling book Only When I Laugh fuels a nationwide reception as 1500 attend a Scottsburg autograph party.

Dorothy Roe Associated Press Gladys Workman Oregon Umpqua River Valley Coast To Coast Gladys Oregon Woods Pappy Mrs. Workman Umpqua

Miss Sue Ann Miller Weds Charles J. Fuller in Springfield

Miss Sue Ann Miller and Charles Joseph Fuller wed at St. Bernard Church Springfield with Rev. John P. O Connell officiating. Attendants included Miss Joan Fullen and Miss Kathleen Miller, and best man Francis Fuller. A wedding breakfast followed at Ker Deen Inn and an afternoon reception at Carpenters Hall. The couple plans to reside on Elman Drive after a South honeymoon.

St. Bernard Church Springfiel Sue Ann Miller Charles Joseph Fuller John P. O'Connor St. Bernard Mews Choir Russell Ferryman Robert Lubbers Benjamin Miller Springfield Mr. Miller Robert Fuller Tytus Avenue Mr. Fuller Edward Fritz Joan Fullen Middletown Miss Fullen Kathleen Miller Diana Fuller Jack Lewber Kathy Snider Franklin Francis Fuller Cincinnati Richard Miller Ralph Horne Ker-Deen Inn Carpenters Hall Thomas Lyons Dante Janni Rita Hogan Mary Begg Dorothy Stowe Ield Harry Mulhall South Elman Dr Catholic Central High School Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Fuller Hamilton Catholic High School Armco Steel Corp

Engaged Couple To Wed Sept 5

Miss Susan Marie Stabler and Charles J. Keuthan announce their engagement. Stabler, from Monroe Street, is a Fenwick graduate and 1959 nursing program alumna of Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton. Keuthan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Keuthan, attended Wayne State University and served in the U. S. Army. employed by Vitro Laboratories in Fort Walton Beach. The couple plans to marry September 5 at St. Mary Church in Fort Walton Beach Florida.

Susan Marie Stabler Charles J. Keuthan Clifford Keuthan Winona Drive Russell Stabler Monroe Street Stabler Fenwick High School Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Dayton Keuthan Wayne State University Detroit Mich

Vacations Rough on the Feet and How to Balance Them

Jeanne D Arcy advises readers to prepare feet for boots and flats during vacations. She recommends two simple exercises to strengthen foot muscles, plus tips on socks and shoes for active sports and heat related swelling. Wearing proper shoes and padding speech with practical steps.

Area Couple Exchange Nuptial Vows In Morrow

Miss Carol Jean Schuchter and Mr. Robert J. Young exchanged vows in a solemn high mass at St. Malachy Church Mor row on Saturday Aug 15. The double ring ceremony was by Rev. Father George Stenz with maid of honor Gail Schuchter and bridesmaids Barbara Brewster Olive Kollman Kathy Schuchter. A reception followed at St Johns Foster and a breakfast at the Golden Lamb Lebanon. The couple will reside in Morrow Rt. 2 after a Canada honeymoon.

St. Malachy Morrow Carol Jean Schuchter Kenneth Schuchter Robert J. Young Hamilton George Stenz Gail Schuchter Barbara Brewster Olive Kollman Kathy Schuchter Patty Fox Angela Schuchter Frankie Rowflow Kenneth Jack Reichert Joe Mills Jack Fontaine John Alwine Don Williams Donnie Schuchter Golden Lamb Hotel Lebanon St. John’s Church Foster Miss Schuchter St. Ursula Academy Cincinnati St. Xavier University

Miss Betsy Little Named Cornell Delegate to National Congress

Cornell junior Betsy Little has been chosen as one of three delegates to the National Student Congress at the University of Illinois from Aug 24 through Sept 3. She was elected secretary of the university’s student government executive board. Sam J. McAdow of S Main Street attends Sigma Chi's 12th annual training workshop at DePauw University from Aug 21 to 25, focusing on chapter management for undergraduates.

Betsy Little Cornell University University of Illinois Betsy Cornell Kent Little Grand Avenue Sam J. J. McAdow S. Main ‘Street Sigma Chi Fraternity DePauw University Greencastle Ind

Comedy Is Next At Playhouse

The Cincinnati Summer Playhouse on Montgomery Road opens Boy Meets Girl a farce by Bella and Samuel Spewack tomorrow for a week. Cast includes Lyle Talbot Bud Chase Margaret Abbott and John Himes. Performances 8:30 p.m. weekdays and 6 and 9:30 p.m. Saturdays.

Bella Samuel Spewack Cincinnati Summer Playhouse Montgomery Road Lyle Talbot Cincinnati Bud Chase Margaret Abbott John Himes Spewacks

Making Mayonnaise and Biscuit Tips for Home Cooking

A short instruction item advises using a deep narrow bowl for mayonnaise to maximize rotary-beater action. It also suggests dusting biscuit dough with sugar and cinnamon before baking for a sweeter crust.

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