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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1959
Page
10
The Journal Society Department requests high school graduates planning to enter or return to college in the fall to submit names and details by August 29. Include student and parent names, address, college, class, major, and high school attended. Also note if a family plans for a son or daughter to attend a college previously attended by a parent.
Miss Helen Snouffer wed Richard Dill in a 2:30 p m ceremony at First Methodist Church Bellaire officiated by Rev Harold Milford. Bride daughter of Mrs James Snouffer of Bellaire and Mrs Anna Dill of Lebanon. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Morris Dill of Milford. Grandfather Talbott of Bellaire gave bride away. Attendants included Janet Richardson of Richmond maid of honor and bridesmaids Patricia Snouffer Poland Jerry Lott Bellaire John Wolf Alliance. Best man Roland Dill Lebanon. groomsmen James McClain Lebanon John Talbott Jr Lebanon John Wolf Alliance R V Snouffer Baltimore. Bride a Belie High School graduate with a bachelor of music from Cincinnati Conservatory. member of National Music Society and Sigma Alpha Iota. Groom Lebanon High School graduate with bachelor of music from Cincinnati College-Conservatory. instructor there. pursuing master's. member of National Music Society and Pi Kappa Lambda. Couple to reside in Cincinnati.
In The Churches Mrs Oliver Dearth hosted a Schdombe Class meeting at First EUB Church on Sherman Avenue. Fourteen members attended with Miss Norma Shade assisting. Discussion covered projects for the coming year including the Otterbein Home. Old fashioned cooks note using half lard half butter yields flakiest pie crust.
The era of costly mink and fox hats ends as Verel medacrylic fiber creates durable fake fur hats. This pile fabric resists matting, pilling, moisture and moths, allowing affordable elegance in the season's latest hat silhouettes for fall outfits.
Holiday House hosted Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for a fall rush party for prospective members. Honored guests included numerous members and rushees. Mother Goose costume prize went to Mrs. Hal Stevens. The chapter announced the Oct 10 Fall Fantasy dance with Bobby Keyes Orchestra and ticket duties by Mrs. Richard Yost.
Travel notes report Rev. A. Duane Frayer Mrs Frayer and daughter Linda Sue staying with his parents on 14th Avenue in Kent. The Rev. Frayer will leave Friday for pastors' school at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. Wife and daughter stay in Middletown until Sept 4. Also a note on a clam broth cocktail with cat sup celery salt and Worcester sauce.
Mr and Mrs Peter Laras and George T Poolitsan returned from the 37th national convention of the Order of Ahepa in Los Angeles where Mrs Laras served as Buckeye District II Daughters of Penelope secretary to the resolutions committee and Mr Laras as district 11 marshal. About 10 000 members attended as George E Loucas of Weirton W Va was elected supreme president and Miss Emily Tamaras of San Francisco became grand president of the Daughters of Penelope. The convention adopted the Hellenic University project in Brookline Mass.
Miss June Leighton and Miss Margaret Richards of Dayton hosted a supper bridge at Eaton Drive in Dayton in honor of Miss Ruth Grabeman a bride elect of James Widman both teachers at Barnes Junior High School Kettering Also attending were Mrs Edward Grabeman Mrs Victor Grabeman Mrs R J Richards Miss Rose Richards Mrs Jasper Widman Miss Phyllis Early Mrs Richard Hovey Mrs Curtis Miller Mrs David Leigh Miss Barbara Arends all of Dayton Miss Phyllis Hauer of Oxford and Mrs H Warren Pence of Middletown.
A simple test says make a small cut near the bone to inspect color. Meat should appear gray white when fully cooked. Pink or reddish tones indicate further cooking is needed.
Ohio State Fair opens in Columbus with a women focused program at the Buckeye Building. Roux booth will демонstrate color rinses and hair treatments like Green Envy and Tickled Pink while demonstrations cover rug hooking gift wrapping floral arranging and style talks by Noni's Charm and Modeling School. Doris Priode Glorl a Conklin Veirick centerpieces and ribbon crafts highlight daily shows with brochures provided to attendees.
Vance Brand a 52 year old Urbana Ohio businessman and lawyer was approved Tuesday by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as managing director of the Development Loan Fund. Committee members pressed him on Treasury borrowing to finance development loans abroad while Brand defended the plan and said he would keep the program under continuous review.
Bert Francis and Nora Francis, both of 602 Pinta Ave, obtain a license. John P. Brown, 24, and Patsy Ann May, 20, of 223 Yankee Rd and 3902 Vannest Ave respectively, apply. John D. Keith, 23, and Evonna Gunckle, 18, from Franklin Rt. 1 and 612 16th seek licenses. Ronald E. Paugh, 24, and Joyce A. Sanders, 24, of West Middletown Rt. 1 and 2508 Wilbraham Rd. pairings also listed. Ray Williams, 26, of 1608 Woodlawn Ave, and June Hughes, 21, of Germantown Rt. 1 couple. Arrest report notes a motorist near Guilford, England, questioned about drinking. response cited.
John Allen slid from $6,000 annual wage to $18,000 as his own boss through a franchise system. The feature highlights how people with limited capital can gain independence and earnings, inspiring readers nationwide to consider self employment beyond traditional jobs.
Local births reported for Centerville Lebannon and other nearby towns with parents named and addresses. Several entries note yesterday or today dates and include city hospitals and family details. An out of town section lists many individuals and their birth-related mentions, followed by a home tip on saving orange peels and using the fruit for a decorative appetizer.
A compiled list of residents and kin including Morris Thompson Windsor Road. Mrs Cecil Majors Plymouth. Mrs Eugene Pitts Lawn Avenue. Charles Carpenter Franklin. Bonnie Hall Arcadia Drive. Mrs Curtis Jones Columbia. Omer Carroll West Middleton Route 2. Mrs Harold Ratcliff Franklin. Sharon Elam Middleton Route 3. Ralph Carnes Franklin. James Stewart Sycamore Street. Mrs Roy Hayes Franklin. Paul Tincher Trenton. Donald Taylor Yankee Road. Mrs Frank Brown Philadelphia Avenue. Mrs Mary Schilling South Main. Sandra Ousley Franklin. Mrs Jack C Marts Henry. Robert Hogsten Howard. Lucian Cecil Ottawa Street. Bernard Lore Cleveland Street. Augustus Wheeler Fifth Avenue. Mrs Donald Earley West Middleton Route 1.
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