Double Ring Nuptials Unite Miss Cassidy and Mr Kraft
Miss Helen Cassidy and Timothy Kraft wed in a 7:30 ceremony at St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church. The bride wore white bouquet taffeta with lace and a train, crowned by seed pearl tiara, and carried a white orchid. The groom is employed by Procter and Gamble in Cincinnati. the couple plans a trip to Pennsylvania after the reception.
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St. Luke's Presbyterian Church
Helen Cassidy
Timothy Kraft
Robert Vander Hart
James Cassidy
Grandma's Words Keep Actress Molly Picon Young
AP Newsfeatures profiles Molly Picon saying aging hinges on staying active both physically and mentally. She calisthenics daily, walks to theater, gardens weekends, and urges middle aged women to volunteer or pursue new roles. Her grandmother's tales shaped her outlook and she wrote So Laugh A Little.
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New York
Molly Picon
Molly
Lower East Side
Jacob Kelich
Yonkers
Moll
Jacob
Sarah Ostrow
Fulwider Named To Art Post At Miami U
Edwin L Fulwider, long time Miami University art faculty member, will succeed Marston Hodgin as chair of the art department in June. Hodgin plans retirement after 35 years at Miami. President John D Millett announced Fulwiders appointment. Fulwider has earned national recognition in painting and printmaking with work featured in Time Life The New York Times Modern American Painting and American Artist.
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Oxford
Edwin L. Fulwider
Miami University
Marston Hodgin
Miami School of Fine Arts
Hodgin
Miami
Fulwider
John D. Millett
Time
Life
The
New York Times
Modern American Painting
American Artist
Locro Soup Creations Highlight Ecuador Cuisine
In Quito Ecuador locals favor a hearty locro starter that blends a thick potato soup with lettuce, avocado, and a hard boiled egg. The dish is a popular first course amid generous meals enjoyed by visitors from North America.
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Quito
Ecuador
Mid West Band Clinic Inspiring Chicago Event Features Air Force Band
Attendees at the 16th Annual Mid-West National Band Clinic in Chicago witnessed a dense program from Dec 19, including high school bands from multiple states, prominent guest soloists, and the United States Air Force Band of Washington. The festival mixed concerts and clinics, with notable appearances by the Singing Sergeants, Grofe, Yoder, and others, alongside Chicago stage offerings like Carnival and Gilbert and Sullivan performances.
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Chicago
Texas
North Carolina
Florida
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
United States Air Force Band
Washington, D. C
George S. Howard
Air Force
Don Jacoby
Constance Bennitt
John Barrows
W. T. Gower
Robert Lowry
Ferde Grofe
Paul Yoder
Ted Peterson
Ionvention
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Cincinnati
D'oyly Carte Opera Company
Crispy Crusted Cornmeal Mush Slices
Brief cooking note describes chilling molded cornmeal mush then slicing. Each slice dipped in beaten egg and coating of crisp cereal crumbs before frying for texture contrast.
Linda Havemann Engaged to John Andrew Seiler III
Mr and Mrs W A Havemann Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Sue Havemann to John Andrew Seiler III son of Mr and Mrs John Andrew Seiler Jr of Worthington The couple have ties to Dr and Mrs Kenneth Smith Linda Sue is a Middletown High School graduate and a Miami University junior in Fine Arts affiliated with Delta Delta Delta He studies marketing in the Miami University School of Business No wedding date set.
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W. A. Havemann Jr
Curryer Road
Linda Sue
John Andrew Seiler III
John Andrew Seiller Jr
Worthington
Kenneth Smith
Miss Havemann
Middletown High School
School of Fine Arts
Miami University
Delta Delta Delta Social
School of Business
Freeze drying to pace 1963 food manufacturing growth
Predictions from FOOD Engineering Chilton project freeze-drying becoming central to the food manufacturing industry in 1963 with overall sector growth of 3 to 4 percent in physical volume and over 5 percent in dollar sales. Total food expenditures rise to about 83 billion, with manufacturers claiming a record 60 billion.
Beck and Smith wed in quiet St John ceremony
Sandra May Smith and David E. Beck exchanged marriage vows at 11 30 a m in St John s Rectory with Rev John Oberlander officiating. The bride wore a champagne silk chiffon dress with a rhinestone belt and white red rosebud corsage. Best man was John Beck. They will reside at 901 Kensington St after a brief honeymoon. both are Armco Steel Corp employees.
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Sandra May Smith
David E. Beck
St. John’s Rectory
John Oberlander
John Beck
Kensington St
Beck
Chester Smith
Circle Drive
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Fenwick High School
University of Dayton
Edward A. Beck
Ronald Drive
Yolk Destroys Egg White Foam Even Tiny Fat Drops
Fat in yolk prevents egg whites from beating well. Even a minute amount can ruin peaks. Ensure no yolk remains on beaters or in the bowl before whipping. Use clean bowls and utensils for best stiff foam.
State library uses data processing for 1820 Ohio ancestors
Columbus Ohio AP The state library adopts modern data processing to aid genealogists. About 90 000 Ohioans named in the 1820 census will be arranged alphabetically and punched onto cards for output in lists showing county of residence and other personal details.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Library
Ohio
U. S
Walter Brahm
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Mr. Kraft
Carolyn Cassidy
Don Webb
Columbus
Delbert Mann Jr
Judy Goodloe
Dorothy Robertson
Othetta Nickel
Lois Simpson
Pennsylvania
Kraft
Kenneth O'Neill
Fairmount Avenue
Mrs
Osborne
AP Newsfeatures
Miami U
Loco
Locro
S. Hurok
Middletown Music Club
Robert Sutton
Kensington Street
J. C. Lockmeyer Jr
Gina Bachauer
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Tchaikovsky
Manfred
Andrei Segovia
Boccherini
John R. Stalls
Middletown
Trenton
Franklin Springboro
Linda Sue Havemann
Tobias
Linda Havemann
Food Engineering
Chilton Publication
D. E. Beck
Miss Smith
Adentadtat
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Ken Plummer
Mgr
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