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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1972
Page
18
Doreen Croft shares a wafer type cookie adapted from Recipies for Busy Little Hands. The batter combines flour sugar oats and butter with evaporated milk corn syrup and vanilla then bakes in a 375 degree oven for about eight minutes yields about three dozen cookies.
A South African Broadcasting Corporation announcer referred to California Governor Ronald Reagan as Sir Ronald. The on air remark drew attention as a mistaken royal style applied to a US state leader.
Mr and Mrs Robert Arand of Cincinnati announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to Robert C Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Skinner of 4200 Nelson Road The bride elect is a McCauley High School graduate and a University of Dayton medical technology student The groom is a Fenwick High School graduate who attended Thomas More College and works at Miami Lincoln Mercury Inc The couple plans to wed in May
A fast Apple Layer Cake recipe combines sifted flour sugar baking soda salt and spices with diced apples shortening nuts and eggs. Batter is split into two 9 inch pans and baked at 325 degrees for about 45 minutes, then cooled and finished with caramel frosting.
Fashion notes promote spring suits led by a three piece Channel inspired costume. Abe Schrader offers a version with belted overblouse and bias tie that drapes like a scarf or forms a bow. Includes details on Printed Pattern A714 with sizes 8 through 18 and yardage requirements.
Readers inquire about stylish bras for large cup sizes, ankle wrap sandals, Bermuda shorts patterns, and mink fashion trends. Marylou answers on color, fit, and brands, with shopping tips and pattern numbers for 50s era readers.
The engagement of Miss Juanita Sue McClary to Joel D. Russell is announced by their parents. Juanita is a 1965 Lemon Monroe High School alumna and works for Jaques & Rogers. Joel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Russell and a Marine veteran now employed as a sheetmetal apprentice. No wedding date has been set.
In Seventeen magazine, Melinda Muskie, Mary McGovern, and John McCloskey praise their fathers for leadership and honesty. Melinda calls Sen Edmund Muskie a patient, humorous man with a strong temper in words. Mary lauds Sen George McGovern’s courage and blunt truth, noting his serious image hides a family man with fond jokes and pranks.
A reader seeks waist fullness remedies for a no-fit jumper. Advice covers avoiding ill fit, converting the garment into a smock with color panels, cutting it into a skirt, or wearing a blouse under a beltless ensemble with a long color coordinated vest to cover excess fabric.
A spring fashion forecast highlights nautical styling with navy as the favored color and sailor collars. Braid trims and brass accents appear on lightweight coats and suits, designed for a crisp military line without heaviness. Navy dominates, with red white and blue accents popular.
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