Miss Linda Sue Johns to Be Bride in June
The engagement of Miss Linda Sue Johns to Denver L. Redmon is announced by the Johns family of Franklin. Both are teachers in the Franklin school system and plan to marry on June 3.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1961
Page
12
The engagement of Miss Linda Sue Johns to Denver L. Redmon is announced by the Johns family of Franklin. Both are teachers in the Franklin school system and plan to marry on June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Worrell G. Donham mark their golden wedding anniversary today in Paris with an open house from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the home of their son and daughter-in-law William W. Donham. The couple wed in 1910 and have lived in Paris since 1911. relatives from Indiana are expected.
Taiwan, officially called Formosa, proclaims 1961 as Visit the Onein see Taiwan of the Republic of China Year. The announcement promotes tourism while cultural notes mention a curious recipe aside.
Community reader Wilma M seeks instructions on proper flag display during lectures and the correct way to insert quotations in speeches. The guidance covers flag position with speaker to the right and options for a backdrop, plus the proper introduction and termination of quoted phrases with quotation marks and attribution.
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Phyllis Elam of Germantown and J B Deaton of Queen Avenue. Phyllis Elam is a Germantown High School graduate attending Middetown Business College. Deaton is a Middletown High School graduate. No wedding date is set.
Mrs Bruce Mencke gives birth to twins Paul 10 2 and David 8 4 at Lakewood hospital. The pair weigh a combined 18 pounds 6 ounces and draw local attention as another set of twins in 20 months.
Miss Mary Stubbs and Gary Harville wed in a double ring ceremony at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev. Henry Howard officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Stubbs, wore a white velvet gown with pearl crown veil. groom is Franklin High School alumnus employed by Monsanto. The couple will reside on Route 1 in West Middletown.
Mr and Mrs Russell O Hara of Hickory Street announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Ted Groth son of Mrs Lawrence Combs of Monroe and the late George Groth The bride to be is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and works at D W Snyder Son Insurance The groom is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and serves with the U S Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton California No date has been set for the wedding
Miss Mary Frasher and Benson Lee Cope exchanged vows Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church in a ceremony officiated by Occaboon. Attendants included Mrs Charles Cope as matron of honor and Sharon Grewe as bridesmaid. The couple will reside at 30M Plymouth Street following the wedding.
Announcement by Mr and Mrs James P Keith Jr of Winton Street states engagement of their niece Miss Margaret FE Vining to Dominick M Guido son of Mr and Mrs Ignatus Guido of Lamberton Street The bride elect is a junior in Middletown Hospital School of Nursing and a graduate of Ann Arbor High School The groom is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate employed by Armco Drainage and Metal Products Inc
Bowling Green State University will offer five weeks of intensive mathematics study for 30 junior high school teachers from July 20 to August 25. Applications are available from the university for the Junior High School Math Institute, which is being offered again this year.
The article discusses defensive play in bridge, stressing how a defender should support partner’s suit and avoid forcing declarer to block their own suit. It emphasizes visualizing the declarer's hand and coordinating bids and plays with partner.
The piece lauds Richard H Amberg as a dynamic educational force in St Louis, comparing a newspaper to a university and listing five reasons for its influence. It uses quotes from Mr Crane and mixes in a bridge card analysis and a call to send for booklets.
An official in Charlotte asks about the green shade used on the new downtown skyscraper. He is told the paint color is currency green used to cover the steel girders.
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