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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1972
Page
8
A witty vignette unravels as a female journalist juggles flirtatious callers while describing provocative attire and a playful, suggestive morning ritual. The scene turns when a caller misreads her license, revealing a cautious tone about a spreading bug and health tips amid the showy tempo.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schwing host a rehearsal dinner at Manchester Motor Inn for son Terry Schwing and fiancée Miss Vickie Lynn Dickerson with family friends and wedding party in attendance. The couple plan to wed at Monroe United Methodist Church at 2 30 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Frazer officiating and a church reception to follow.
The article notes witch hazel was used by American Indians as a beauty remedy well before Pilgrims arrived. It names the Onondagas teaching settlers to brew bark and twig distillates from hamamelis, and recounts how the name was shortened by a missionary to witch hazel.
A pleasant change to the classic Waldorf salad adds crumble blue cheese or finely diced cheddar for a richer flavor. The new cheese option elevates the dish, offering a tangy, creamy contrast to apples walnuts and celery.
Mrs. Louella Dirksen widow of Everett Dirksen says politics can make a good marriage more interesting. She advises wives to adapt to erratic schedules, stay flexible, and avoid press scrutiny while supporting their husbands in Washington. Her book The Honorable Mr Marigold recalls 42 years of marriage and political life.
Members of the American Association of University Women and guests attended Carnival on the Showboat Majestic in Cincinnati Friday night as part of the summer social calendar. Mrs. Laurens C. Petersen chaired the event with assistants Mrs. Michael Koetters Mrs. Curtis Meyer and Mrs. Joseph Newlin. Contact Mrs. Bernard Straub at 423-2965 to join. programs this year focus on A Dollar's Worth.
Witch hazel thrives in New England, blooms in winter, and explodes seed capsules with a firecracker pop. Each pod holds four hard black seeds that shoot 15 to 45 feet, lying dormant through winter and germinating in spring. Fossil records show its ancient Arctic and global presence before the last Ice Age.
The engagement ofMiss Sara Ellen Glockner toThomas P Woods is announced. The bride elect is the daughter of Gerald A Glockner of Coshocton and the late Mrs Glockner and a Mount St. Joseph College graduate now in Cincinnati employed by Liberty Mutual. The groom is an Xavier University alumnus employed at Reliance Insurance and attending Chase Law School. They plan to wed Sept 2 at Mater Dei Chapel Mount St Joseph College.
A list of births and parents from various Ohio towns including Trenton Hamilton Franklin Lebanon and Middletown. Entries note new babies named on Saturday and yesterday with multiple families and addresses listed.
A light weight watcher recipe uses pan cooked shredded cabbage topped with canned stewed tomatoes. The dish combines low calories with a tasty tomato base for a simple meal option.
The Monroe Grange 2160 sponsored a luncheon at Longview State Hospital arranged by the Middletown Longview Social Service League for about 100 patients. Eighth consecutive year, with Mrs. Marie Line as chairman and a list of league board hostesses.
Soften vanilla ice cream and fold in flaked coconut and a touch of light rum. Freeze until firm and serve topped with chocolate sauce.
Miss Sally Jean Thornbery and Howard Paul Schwarz wed in a 7 30 p m ceremony at Crawfed Street Church of God with Rev J Herschel Caudill officiating. The couple will live in Milwaukee after a reception at the church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Thornbery, was an elementary teacher at Central School and is a Madison High School and Asbury College alumna. The groom is employed by Union Carbide Corp in Milwaukee and a Warner Pacific College graduate. Attendants included maid of honor Dawn Thornberg and matron of honor Mrs Frank Grant. The service featured ivory organza and lace gowns, floral bouquets, and a floor length mantilla. Best man was Rev David Schwarz with ushers Tom Nitzsche Devon Adams Helmuth Hintz and Philip Thornberg.
At Rome fall winter fashion week designers favor furs over trousers and dresses. Mink shirts teamed with blue jeans draw attention alongside beaver and monkey fur trims, while Martieri debuts a women’s line mixing trousers with dresses and caped tunics.
Thomas R. Kast, son of Mr and Mrs Francis X Kast of 1613 Gage Drive, received an undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame. He majored in mechanical engineering.
The Goodwill Mothers Club finalized plans for a dinner meeting to be held next month at Land K Restaurant in Monroe. The group met at the home of Mrs. Andy Silver on Lylburn Road with Mrs. Velma Perkins in charge of the business session. A skit titled Spilling the Salt was presented by Mrs. John Derrough and Mrs. George Fletcher and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Derrough, Mrs. LaRue Ginter, and Mrs. Charles Bell.
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