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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1977
Page
19
A historical guide covers canterbury furniture origin in England 1790s and 1800s. It explains design, materials, and mobile features often used for sheet music storage. Also offered is advice on restoring antique dolls and doll clothes and notes on glassware patterns guttate and current prices from US antique markets.
Mr and Mrs James A Oakes announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Ilene Oakes to Nils F Janson Jr son of Mr and Mrs N F Janson of Oakcroft Circle The bride elect is a Hagerstown High School graduate employed in respiratory care at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond He is a Darien Conn High School graduate attended Oklahoma University Naval Reserve officer and works for Ponderosa Systems in Dayton No date set for the wedding.
Keep polish remover handy for spills as acetone can stain fabrics. For stains, blot and sponge with remover then launder promptly. Do not use on acetate or arnel fabrics or send to dry cleaner. Esther Howland of Worcester, Massachusetts, produced the first American valentines in the 1840s. Her ornate cards cost up to 35 dollars and she never married.
A roundup of meetings and events listing TOPS clubs at multiple locations, Weight Watchers sessions at Fenwick High School Zion Lutheran Church Temple Beth Sholom and other venues, Homemakers circles Daughters of America Sororities and Leagues scheduling their gatherings throughout the day at churches centers and clubhouses in Middletown and area including Oak Road Oxford State Road and 2114 Oxford State Road for February or March styled listings with times from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and venue notes.
Heloise advises a home remedy to remove ring around the collar using rubbing alcohol. She shares an anecdote with a laundry owner and explains cleaning the back of the neck with a dry cloth and alcohol to reduce oil and dirt, promoting fresh shirt wear.
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