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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1962
Page
13
A homey guide explains how to bake a shrimp souffle with canned shrimp, including timing, equipment like a straight-sided heatproof dish, and a lemon cream sauce option. It details measuring, beating egg whites into peaks, folding in shrimp, and baking at 395 degrees for about 45 minutes yields four servings.
A survey of fall furniture fashions shows Americans embracing comfort with chaises, rockers, and recliners. The piece notes durable teak and cane rockers, damask fabrics, white leather frames, and the rise of mass market recliners with buoyant cushioning and mobility across styles from early American to Contemporary.
Toronto fashion commentator Joy Davies argues women winning freedom does not end chivalry. Femininity combines gentleness and neat appearance, she says, and career women must avoid rudeness while men adjust. she advises relaxed outlook, time management, and a self humor to sustain polite etiquette.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Kennel of Wayne announce the engagement of Beverly Jo Kennel to Thomas C Theobald. Beverly is a Seven Mile High School graduate attending Bowling Green State University. Thomas also graduated from Seven Mile High School and works at Neal's General Store in Jacksonburg. No wedding date set.
A newsletter notes that an employer favors hiring women who wear hats and gloves, while a Chicago firm publishes a hat themed poem by Wilbert E. Scheer. Women workers from New York to West Virginia share examples of how hats boosted office visibility and career attention, with winners citing professional gains from proper headwear.
A compilation of reader tips includes waxing floors with a wet mop and wax, preserving cut flowers with a copper penny, using powdered milk in linen rinses, mixing vinegar and sugar to keep flowers longer, quick potato mashing in a pressure cooker, and clever hacks for opening frozen vegetables and DIY nylon bands. It also notes driving tips to avoid overheating and makes creased hot pads from corrugated board and foil.
Loretta Weaver and David Gehron wed at Germantown Methodist Church on December 22 at 6 30 p m. Rev Henry Lynd officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white wool sheath dress with blue accessories and carried a red and white carnation corsage. Best man was Geh ron brother of the groom. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home in Germantown. The couple plans to reside at 134 North Main Street Germantown.
Miss Carol Jean Reynolds and Donald W. Follstaedt announce their engagement from Henry Avenue and Cabot Pennsylvania. Miss Reynolds, a Middletown High School graduate, works at Armco Steel. Follstaedt, Butler High School and University of Cincinnati College of Engineering graduate, is employed by Armco Steel. They plan to wed in May.
Hat hooks hold hats without slipping when a rubber ball with a slit is placed on each end. Bright colored balls add a decorative touch to the display.
The notice explains that with an Auto Purchase Certificate you know before visiting dealers that your car will be financed at Barnitz Bank rates. You may visit multiple dealers and complete the deal without any further approval.
A considerate option for someone nursing at home is a small assortment of paper doilies or decorative tray cloths to brighten meals and rest moments without clutter. The modest tokens offer gentle cheer and practicality during recovery at home.
In Glendale Arizona on October 17 Mr and Mrs Bob Yarger welcomed their first grandson William Scott Weigele in the morning. The same day their beagle produced seven puppies and a palomino mare foaled a colt in the afternoon.
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