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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1958

Page

16

Miss Carolyn Runyon Engaged to Ted Stidham

Mr and Mrs John Cecil Runyon of Girard Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Carolyn Drew Runyon to Ted Stidham son of Mr and Estil Stidham of Hazard The bride elect is a Middletown High School graduate and works at Davids Shoe Store Stidham attended school in Jackson Kentucky and is employed by Infamed Container Corp No wedding date has been set

John Cecil Runyon Girard Avenue Carolyn Drew Runyon Ted Stidham Estil Stidham Hazard Middletown High School David's Shoe Store Stidham Jackson Infamd Container Corp

Indiana Wedding Announces Curry Smith Nuptials

Miss Lorna Dean Curry daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett A Curry Jr Ashland Kentucky married Ronald E Smith son of Mr and Mrs E Jackson Smith Baltimore December 28 in Liberty Indiana. Rev James P Haas officiated in Edwards Memorial Methodist Church with relatives present. Judy Lynn Keeton Middletown cousin served as maid of honor. Best man was Kit Harold Franklin. A small reception followed at the groom's parents home. Smith is a Middletown High School graduate employed by United Welding Co.

Lorna Dean Curry Emmett A. Curry Jr Ashland Ronald E. Smith E. Jackson Smith Baltimore Liberty Ind James P. Haas Edwards Memorial Methodist Church Judy Lynn Keeton Middletown Kit Harold Franklin Mr. Smith Middletown High School United Welding Co

Potato Croquettes for Ham or Roast

Equal parts mashed turnip and potato seasoned and formed into cakes. Roll in cornmeal for a crust and sauté over medium heat for a quick, tasty accompaniment to baked ham or roast.

Power Sets Off On 11 Week Tour Broadway Debut Move

New York star Tyrone Power leads an 11 week 8200 mile road tour of Shaw's Back to Methuselah with Faye Emerson and Arthur Treacher. The troupe aims for a Broadway run, testing regional vitality with elaborate scenery and costumes. Greer Garson shifts from Mrs Miniver to Auntie Mame on Broadway as Rosalind Russell steps aside.

Power Garson Broadway Faye Emerson Arthur Treacher Shaw Methusalem Florida Louisiana Ontario Canada Theater Guild John Brown Uravel Eden Titan Greer Garson Miss Garson Auntie Mame Rosalind Russell Greer

Stogner and Alexander Repeat Vows in Presbyterian Church

Miss Jacqueline Lou Stogner and Robert Lee Alexander renewed their marriage vows Friday at 7 30 pm in the First United Presbyterian Church. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. Jerome Schultz. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Stogn er, wore a brocaded ta ffeta gown with a seeded pearl tiara and carried a white Bible with white carnations. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Alexander of Dayton. After a reception at the church, the couple will reside at 1323 Woodlawn Ave and he works for McNabb Paper Co. in Miamisburg.

First United Presbyterian Church Jacqueline Lou Stogner Robert Lee Alexander Jerome Schultz William H. Stozner Franklin Rt Jack Alexander Dayton Thomas P. Robertson Peggy Billett Carolyn Coate Robert Coate Robert Burnett Floyd Gephart Frank Vaughn Alexander Richard Weston

Haskins Eaton Nuptials Held Last Night

Marilyn Haskins and Ronald H Eaton exchanged vows at 7:30 PM in First United Presbyterian Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue velvet gown with satin belt and matching crown. the groom was assisted by Edwin Gehm as best man. several family members attended as hosts and the couple plans to live at 1917 Lamberton St.

First United Presbyterian Church Marilyn Haskins Howard H. Haskins Garfield Street Ronald H. Eaton Grover Eaton Logan Avenue Jerome Schulz Murray Jacobs Janice Schulz Paul Bryant Edwin Gehm Wemers Howard Conrad Haskins Onda Huff Patricia Shumard Nancy Purkey Logan Pence Church Middletown High School Raymond Bag Co State Highway Department Lamberton St

Nancy Burgher Weds John A Huffman in Blue Ball Church

Miss Nancy Lee Burgher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Burgher of East Street married John Alan Huffman son of Mr and Mrs John L Huffman of Warren Road yesterday at 730 pm in Blue Ball Presbyterian Church The Rev William H Winch officiated with Donald Phillips as best man and Donald Collinsworth as usher. The bride wore a white taffeta gown with Venise lace and seed pearl accents and carried white roses. Bridesmaids wore nile and apple green dresses with white carnation headpieces. A reception followed at the church social room. After a Florida honeymoon the couple will live at 2025 Arlington Ave.

Nancy Lee Burgher Ralphurgher East Street John Alan Huffman John L. Huffman Warren Road Blue Ball Presbyterian Church William H. Winch Donald Phillips Donald Collinsworth James Wander Patsy ‘Kabler Clarence Beatty Lois Eichorn Warren Adams Lemon-Monroe High School Huffman Middletown Business College Crystal Tissue Co Florida Arlington Ave

Marriage Announced Irene Spencer to Homer Freezer Jr

Mr and Mrs Thomas Spencer of Red Lion Road announce the marriage of their daughter Irene to Homer Freezer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Homer Feerer Sr of Elwood Street. The ceremony was at 7 30 p m Jan 10 at Grand Avenue Charm of God with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Both couples are Middletown High School graduates. The bride works at Magnode Products in Trenton and the husband at Sorg Paper Co. The newlyweds reside at

Thomas Spencer Red Lion Road Irene Homer Freezer Jr Homer Feerer Sr Elwood Street Grand Avenue Sorg Paper Co

Compare Frozen and Canned Peas for Value

The article explains that frozen peas and canned peas can be used similarly as thickeners or starches in dishes. It advises home economists to compare prices occasionally since both forms can yield the same number of servings, suggesting to choose the cheaper option.

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Miss McGaha and Richard Wenzel Wed in Franksville Church

Miss Phyllis McGaha and Richard Wenzel exchanged marriage vows at 6 30 p m yesterday in Clayton Street Church of God with a double ring ceremony. Rev D A Biggs officiated. The couple will reside at 1301 Lanewood Ave after a honeymoon trip through the northern states. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert McGaha, wore Chantilly lace over satin with a Queen Anne veil. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wenzel and is employed by General Motors Corp Inland Division.

Phyllis MccGaha Richard Wenzel Clayton Street Church of God D. A. Biggs Wilbert McGaha Middletown Pike Franklin Robert Wenzel Baltimore Street Sharon Towson Bertha Biggs Donald McGaha Wenzel Ernie Salley Kenny Lawson Ronnie Millen Sue Wagers Madge Bond Betty Wilson Myrna Shearer Angie Taylor Laney Od Ave Franklin High School Richard Weston Culture Dayton Middletown High Sc Inland General Motors Corp

Dishes Reach Mile-High Clean Pile With Hot Water Dose

The average home would need vast hot water to wash and dry dishes yearly. Studies show 160 degrees Fahrenheit as the best temperature to chase germs and aid quick drying.

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