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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1963
Page
14
The article recalls a 50th anniversary dinner of the Girls' Club where former reporters read clippings they wrote in youth. It notes how overblown adjectives and stylized writing defined early journalism, with readers enjoying glamorous but inaccurate essays. It contrasts past puffed prose with current straight reporting.
A reminiscence recalls the Girls' Club cabaret dance on March 28 1921 at the Elks Temple Middletown. Under Terpsichore the event featured yellow decor jonquils and daffodils, dainty refreshments, and waitresses in daffodil costumes as guests praised the unusually charming evening.
Six top buff leghorn chickens stole the show with a polished display as a Shartle Brothers constructed Easter egg production prompted a white leghorn chick to jump out and toss candy eggs. The concluding number sparked a late party as committees were thanked for their work by Militz Scheibert Kunz Niebling and Mesdames Roney Kinne Beck.
GOYA opens its spring fashion event February 19 at 7 30 pm at the Greek Orthodox Church on Grand Avenue. The show features clothing from Filson's and footwear from Doellman's with Greek pastry dessert. proceeds go to the church.
Heloise shares a quick method to dissolve gelatin by using an old pint jar in hot water, stirring until dissolved, then chilling with ice. Add fruit later, leaving space at top, and refrigerate to set without mess.
One hundred twenty seven couples attended the Middletown Cotillion at the Manchester Motor Inn last night. Dinner began at eight with dancing from nine to one to Bobby Keys orchestra of Cincinnati. The themed setting “Goin Fishin” featured an ocean backdrop, fish decorations, a fishing-boat centerpiece, and fish shaped place cards.
The excerpt shares practical food and toy care advice. It covers sealing gelatin jars to speed thickening in the fridge and using the stirring spoon as a lid, plus a method to divide gelatin for kids to avoid fights. It also suggests cleaning stuffed toys with upholstery cleaners and air drying to revive matted fur.
Members of the local AAUW Litera ture Study Group will present the Monday program at 8 p.m. The theme includes Changing World Reflected in Contemporary Writings and a list of authors and topics led by various group members.
The engagement of Miss Marlene Valentine to Charles E. Stutenroth III is announced by the bride elects parents of Martinsville Ohio. Miss Valentine is a Wilmington College graduate and Beavercreek Elementary School teacher. Her fiancé is a Howe Military School and Wilmington College graduate, a Chase Law School student, and a First National Bank employee in Cincinnati. A June wedding is planned.
Mrs Ross Hill will be reviewed during the program aligned with the year’s general subject. Narrator Miss Florence Powell will present. A nominating committee report will be heard. Hostess committee for the evening is headed by Mrs Richard Davenport.
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