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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1975
Page
15
Hints from Heloise on reorganizing bottom cabinets and lining shelves with foil or paper to improve light, cleanliness, and efficiency. It suggests sorting unused items, using back cabinet space, and stacking pans for quick access. Ruth adds a sugar syrup tip to avoid stirring.
Brenda K. Keister of Germantown and Glen E. Bowman of Germantown announce their engagement. Brenda is Valley View High School and Sinclair alumna working in Miamisburg. Glen is Farmersville High and Bowling Green State University graduate and a Valley View School District teacher and coach. The couple plans to wed July 12.
A simple peanut butter pie recipe uses eggs sugar chunky peanut butter dark corn syrup and vanilla. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 50 to 60 minutes until the crust brown and filling puffy. Cool before slicing yields 6 to 8 servings.
The Great Sweater Renaissance brings sweater dresses suits and sets into daily wear. James Kenroth offers a wide range including cardigans for sporty looks and knit dresses. Polyester options promise easy packing care and wrinkle resistance for spring trips.
Miss Brenda Robertson of Cincinnati married Terry Whitaker Coffinbarger at 8 p.m. yesterday in Hyde Park Community United Methodist Chapel Cincinnati. Rev. Dale Guckenberger officiated a ceremony followed by a reception. The couple will reside in Cincinnati where he works for Lincoln National Corp. and she at Pogue's Travel Bureau. Coffinbarger, a Indian Hill High School graduate, attended Wabash College and belongs to Sigma Chi. The bride attended Lemon Monroe High School. Best man was David W. Trost. ushers were unnamed in readable text.
Miss Marcia Lynn Lay, daughter of Mrs. Mildred Lee, to wed Michael Reave Haddix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reave Haddix. The couple plan a May 16 ceremony. Both graduates of Middletown High School. Lay works for Harold Sherron and studies at Middletown Business College. Haddix served in the Marine Corps and works at Western States Machine Co. in Hamilton. Attendants included Mrs. Thomas Hale as matron of honor and sisters and relatives in coordinated ivory nyesta gowns. Juliet caps and Brussels lace trim.
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