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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1965

Page

15

Betrothal Revealed for Miller Thompkin Engagement

Miss Helen Eileen Miller and Frederick L. Tompkins announce their engagement through Miller grandparents of Franklin. Tompkins hails from Miamisburg with parents Hobart and Kathleen Tompkins. Miller, a Franklin High School graduate, works for National Cash Register in Dayton. The pair plans September nuptials.

Helen Eileen Miller Frederick L. Thompkins Albert Miller Sr Main Street Franklin Mr. Tompkins Hobart Tompkins Miamisburg Kathleen Tompkins Miss Miller Albert Miller Seventh Street Frankin Franklin High School National Cash Register Co Dayton Miamisburg High School National Cash Register

Fout and Fox Bride Seal Unity at First Methodist Church

Miss Sheryl Lynn Fout and James Lee Fox exchanged vows at 7:30 p.m. in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. C.E. Wintringham. Attendants wore peau de soie gowns in gold, coral and emerald, with white picture hats. The couple will reside at 1717 Oberon Drive after a honeymoon. she works for Armco Steel and he for GM Frigidaire division.

Sheryl Lynn Fout Kenneth Fout Kalbfleisch Road First Methodist Church James Lee Fox Clara Fox Queen Avenue Paul Fox C.E. Wintringham Clement Burton Earlanda Evonne Fox Earl Mack Loretta Irene Loy Jacqueline Ann Johnson Pamela Rosemary Fout Paul Thomas Fox Brady Lee Belt Ronald McGuire John Hayes Damon Anvil Church Fellowship Hall Karen Elaine Weber Patricia Byrum Kathy Laird Sandra Laird Judith Johnson Oberon Drive

Lake Carriers Association reports Great Lakes shipments rise

The Lake Carriers Association says iron ore coal and grain shipments on the Great Lakes last month totaled 19,982,018 net tons. This marks a gain of over a million tons from July 1964.

Cleveland, Ohio Lake Carriers Association Great Lakes

Try These Cooking Tidbits

Cooking shrimp with onion celery carrot parsley bay leaf and peppercorns adds flavor. Use strained water as fish soup stock for shrimp cocktail. Brush crumbs from cake squares before frosting and chill ice cream utensils. Add parsley to garlic butter on garlic bread and top chicken salad with almonds. Brothers lamb chops with tomatoes and mushrooms, served with mashed potatoes. Roast pork spare ribs in hot oven then bake with sauce until tender. Offer chutney chopped peanuts and soaked white raisins with curry. Thinned cooked salad dressing can be mixed with mayonnaise or sour cream.

Op Style Glasses Fashion Optimum in New Eyewear Trend

Op art influences redefine sun glasses with bold shapes from wrap around goggles to horizontal triple or zigzag frames. Designers push expression through geometry as Jacqueline Kennedy popularizes oversized or sleek styles, and the trend promises attention and conversation while startling observers.

New York Andres Courreges Jacqueline Kennedy Courrege Dlesol Sun Glass

Canter Marries Brenda Shoemaker at Grace Baptist Church

Donald Edward Canter and Brenda Joyce Shoemaker united in marriage at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Howard Sears officiating. The ceremony featured gladioli and carnations, maid of honor Linda Shoemaker, bridesmaids Cathy Canter and others, Diana Shoemaker as flower girl, and a reception in the church hall.

Grace Baptist Church Brenda Joyce Shoemaker Donald Edward Canter Howard Sears Debbie Coldiron Thomas Terry Leonard Shoemaker Pershing Avenue Albert David Canter S. Marshall Road Linda Shoemaker Cathy Canter Margaret Brewer William Riley Diana Lynn

Meetings This Week In Hi Hopes Homemakers Garden Club

Schedule of upcoming meetings listed for Hi Hopes Chapter TOPS Homemaker’s Circle Neighborhood Garden Club Elizabeth Circle St Luke United Presbyterian Bethlehem Lutheran and related groups. Key hosts include Mrs Edward Reardon Miss Esther Kerschbaum Mr and Mrs Harry Pratt with gardener talk by David Whitehurst.

Hi- Hopes Tops Ind Civic Association Homemaker's Circle Fight Edward Reardon Ross Street Alan Heckler Neighborhood Garden Club Esther Kerschbaum Woodlawn Ave Elizabeth Circle St., Luke United Presbyterian Church Bethlehem Lutheran Joe Herman Columbia Ave William Gunderman Baltimore St Ralph Shane Central Ave Paul Bergdall S. Broad St Harry Pratt David Whitehurst

Local Couple Plans Move to Tren ton After Southeast Trip

Mrs. Roy Bishop and Mrs. Ford Shoemaker are identified with Lemon Monroe High School and Middletown Business College. Mrs Canter, a Lemon Monroe graduate, and her Armco Steel Corp. husband will relocate to 309 E Roger Drive Tren ton after visiting the southeast part of the state.

Armco Steel Corp Madison High School Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Frigidaire Division General Motors Moraine Middletown High School Conrad Roy Bishop Ford Canter Lemon-Monroe High School Middletown Business College Lemon-Monroe E. Roger Drive Trenton

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