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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1959
Page
19
Miss Helen Marie Hayes and John Douglas Linn wed Friday at Monroe Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. William Burley officiating. Spider mum decor, reception at the groom’s home. Bride employed by Aeronca, groom by Armco. both Lem on Monroe High graduates plan to live on West Elm Street.
Miss Erma Jean Hauser and Edwin Ira Surfan Jr wed at Oliver Branch Methodist Church on June 27 in a double-ring ceremony. The bride, escorted by her father, wore Chantilly lace and taffeta with a pearl necklace, and carried white carnations on a white Bible. Attendants wore lavender yellow and hue satin, with Sharon Hauser as flower girl. Best man was Donald Beckett and ushers included Hauser brothers. The couple, both Harveysburg graduates, will reside in Dayton at Nipgen Trailer Park.
The piece notes how pristine white gloves and lace-like plastic handbags instill hygiene habits in young children. Even tomboys can look like ladies when outfitted in these items, which are durable and washable with warm suds.
The note warns against long or frequent boiling as it makes beef tough stringy and dry. It advises a very short boil or none at all to keep meat tender and juicy.
Miss Vera Olene Johnson and Lt. George Thomas Deken united in marriage Friday June 27 at 7 30 p m in the EUB Church Otterbein Home Lebanon. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis A Johnson, the groom son of Mrs Froha Sereff Deken of Lima. Ceremony conducted by Dr L M Hohn assisted by Rev Ira C Clark. Reception at Phillippi Building Otterbein Home. The couple will reside at Cottonwood Air Force Station Idaho where Lt Deken is stationed with the 22nd Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron.
Miss Sandra Jean Brelsford and Art E. Boyer announce their engagement. Brelsford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brelsford of Morgan Street. Boyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boyer of Monroe. Both attend local schools and work in town. They plan to marry on January 1.
A practical guide offers four simple tricks to woo sleep. Warm milk can relax nerves, reading should be light or very heavy to induce dozing, focusing on a big gray cloud can quiet busy thoughts, and consciously relaxing each muscle helps drift off. Also ensure a quiet, comfortable bedroom with proper ventilation sheets pillows and a mattress suited to your preference.
Miss Patricia Ann Grub daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Grub Franklin and Lenwood E Rader son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Taylor Miamisburg exchanged vows at Congregational Christian Church Franklin The Rev William Fox presided at 6 30 p m The bride wore chantilly lace over blue taffeta with white accessories and a white carnations corsage Best man was Kenneth Rader The couple plan a wedding trip to Florida and will reside on Buckeye Street Miamisburg
A column urges daily brushing after meals to prevent mouth acids from bacteria consuming starch and sugar. It advises selecting brushes with appropriate bristle length, choosing a polishing toothpaste that neutralizes acids, and recommends keeping two brushes for longevity while mint flavor is a plus.
Announcement of the engagement of Joyce Ann Stewart to Gary Smith. Joyce is a Trenton High School graduate employed by Miami Cabinet Division of P. Carey Manufacturing Co. Gary, a Wayne Township School graduate, works for Bendix Corp. in Hamilton. The couple will wed September 19 at North Seventh Street Church of Christ in Hamilton.
Slivers of green celery and orange zest brighten a simple bowl of rice. Serve as a side with chicken duck ham or fresh roast pork for a flavorful pairing.
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