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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1968

Page

19

Florida Honeymoon Follows England-Daudt Nuptials

Miss Jenny Lynn England and John W Daudt Jr. wed at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. Robert Holzman officiating. The ceremony featured silk chantilly lace details and daisies, followed by a reception at the American Legion Auditorium. The couple will honeymoon in Florida and reside at 1015 Wilmington Ave Dayton.

Youth dropout risk report from national education group

A new study by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development a department of the National Education Association finds nearly one in twenty youths with high school potential fail to graduate.

Washington The Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development National Education Association

Matsons Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs Robert W Matson plan an open house Feb 25 from 2 to 5 pm at Congress Inn Monroe to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple married Feb 27 1918 in Reading by Rev Dell and farmed at Matsons Fruit Farm on Rt 63. They have four daughters and five granddaughters and request guests omit gifts.

Robert W. Matson Macready Ave Monroe Congress Inn Lena C. Lindner Leonard Lindner Stockton Ohio Matson Joseph Matson D. A. Dell

China Spy Quizzes American Women

Reporter Vivian Brown profiles Joseph Ledger art director for Royal Doulton. He contrasts American and English china trends, noting Americans favor lasting sterling and china, while English buyers chase newer styles. He cites longevity of place settings and cautious, slow shifts in fashion.

Vivian Brown Joseph Ledger United States Royal Doulton America England China

Holy Trinity Church Sets Marshall Dorsey Wedding

Miss Carole Sue Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus W Marshall Kensington Street and Michael William Dorsey son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Dorsey 14th Avenue exchanged vows at Holy Trinity Church in a Nuptial Mass officiated by Rev Bernard Bruening The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums and car nations with music by Mrs fine chinann The couple will reside in Trinity Apartments after a trip north Miss Pam Marshall served as maid of honor and Stephen Rupp was best man A reception followed at the Manchester Motor Inn The bride teaches at Monroe Elementary School and the groom attends Xavier University both residents of Middletown Ohio

Jenny Lynn England Stephen England Shelbiana John W Daudt Jr John W. Daudt Wilbraham Road Holy Trinity Church Robert Holzman Carole Sue Marshall Marcus W Marshall Kensington Street Michael William Dorsey Kenneth F. Dorsey 14Th Avenue Pam Marshall Justin Holweger Linda Catching LaGrange Park, II Susan Demus Dayton Sandra Gillespie Middletown Stephen Rupp College Corner John Sitter Dan Klaber Richard

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