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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1974

Page

15

Joan Day Weds James Agner In Grace Baptist Ceremony

Joan Day becomes the bride of James Stephan Agner in a 7 p.m. Friday ceremony at Grace Baptist Church. Rev. Howard Sears united the Monroe couple, with a church reception following. The bridesmaids wore red velvet gowns with white lace, and Karen Combs served as flower girl. The couple plans a home on Cincinnati Dayton Road after a brief honeymoon.

Grace Baptist Church Joan Day James Stephan Agner Valleydale Cincinnati- Dayton Road Lemon-Monroe Lee Lemon- Monroe Schuberts Supply Co Bill Piersall Ron Day Curt Houchins Karen Mason Dunlap, Tenn Brenda Baker Tammy Brooks Karen Sue Combs Charles Coco Venice

Area students named to dean's list at Hocking Tech College

Two area students, John Bartlett of 413 N. Marshall Read and Danny Reed of Mason, were named to the fall quarter dean's list at Hocking Technical College in Nelsonville. At the University of Pittsburgh, Linda Evers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evers of 501 Valley View Drive, was named to the dean's list as a senior.

Hocking Technical College Nelsonville John Bartlett N. Marshall Read Danny Reed Mason The University of Pittsburgh Linda Evers Ray Evers Valley View Drive

Gift ideas from a science kit library trick

A reader describes creating science kit gifts from library children’s science books. We copy simple home experiments into labeled boxes with materials and directions, offering inexpensive, ready to assemble kits. The note also includes a supportive message from Dear Heloise amid a personal plea of hope.

Heloise

Dear Heloise Advice and Household Tips

A reader shares encouragement and coping tips while another writes in about practical household hacks. Mrs APL and Darlene Garver contribute notes on cleaning tubs with a coffeepot brush and using a sleeve board to iron baby clothes for quick touch ups.

Heloise Darlene Garver

Weikert-Wendel engagement told

Mr and Mrs Ernest Weikert of 1402 First Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Donald Wendel of 226 S Main St Mississippi. Judy, of 218 S Broad St, Fenwick High School graduate and bank secretary, plans a spring wedding at St Johns Church. Donald Wendel, son of Emerson and Mrs Wendel of Hamilton, is Middletown High School graduate with a BFA from Miami University, employed at Armco Steel Corp and the Dayton Art Institute.

Ernest Weikert First Ave Judy Donald Wendel S. Main St Weikert S. Broad St Fenwick High School First National Bank Emerson Wendel Hamilton Middletown High School Miami University Armco Steel Corp Dayton Art Institute St. John's Church

Marriage of Penelope Peck to William Strobel

Miss Penelope Kathryn Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley T Peck Jr and William Strobel son of Mrs Alice Strobel were married yesterday at 7 30 pm at the First United Methodist Church Rev Eugene Frazer officiated The reception followed at the Harley Peck residence matron of honor was Mrs Al Bunch in a yellow gown Best man was Fred Strobel The bride wore royal blue satin They will live at 7918 Black shear Drive Dayton Mr Strobel works at Dayton Tire and Rubber Co Mrs Strobel a Middletown High School graduate worked at Peckys Flower Shop

William Strobel Alice Strobel Dayton First United Methodist Church Eugene Frazer Harley Peck al Bunch Carlisle Fred Strobel

Potato recipe saves time

Potato recipe teaches freezing stuffed potatoes for two months. Six baking potatoes are baked, pulp whipped with butter cream salt and pepper, and filled shells are wrapped in foil and frozen. To serve, bake from frozen at 400 degrees until hot, about 45 minutes, with final 5 minutes of foil off.

Cardigans For Imaginative Wardrobes In Easy Knits

Creative knitters gain exclusive style in two raglan cardigans. The basic stockinette cardigan with seed stitch border suits beginners, while unusual sleeves and good styling appeal to experts. Includes a snowdrop motif cardigan and a kite applique option. Also a skirt and sheath pattern. Sizes Small, Medium, Large. Order details: 419-555 Royal Raglans, $1.50 plus postage.

Lois Holmes Los Angeles Royal Raglans California Middletown Journal West 135Th St Gardena Calif

Middletown Area Weekly Events Schedule

Coming events list for Monday through Thursday features activities from International Order of Job's Daughters and Middletown Branch AAUW to TOPS groups, Le Leche League, Daughters of America, homemaker circles, Mothers Club, Cristonian Board, Jewish women’s group, and TOPS meetings at local centers, churches, and halls.

International Order of Job’s Daughters S. Main Street Middletown American Association of University Women Women’s Center Church of Ascension D of A Hall Oxford State Road Homemakers Circle Leo Mee- Namee Selden Ave Mothers Club Johnston Hall Miami University Cristonian Board Joanne Albrycht Dubois Road Carlisle Ers Kris Densmore Sisterhood National Council of Jewish Women Stanley Weinstein Sheldon Road Olde Towne FTTF Ohio First National Bank Main Street

Old measuring guidance from grandma’s cookbook

A practical tip from an old cookbook says to convert cups and glasses when a recipe calls for small measures. If a tea cupful is listed, use two thirds of a standard cup, and if a wine glass of liquid is specified, use about 44 cup.

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Mr. Agner Howard Sears Billie Day Hawkins Road Monroe James Agner Wexford Drive College News Creative World N. Verity OUPON Creative World Ceramics Weikert-Wendel Judy Weikert Penelope Kathryn Peck Harley T. Peck Jr Barbara Drive South Main Franklin, O Cecily Brownstone AP Food iPlobelie Franklin Square Saukdrens “Clothing Pere M Glen Revere Rant Y Saat Ean
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