Know Your Antiques and Collectible Care Tips
Overview of Willard Lighthouse clocks and Mauchline ware with care advice for books and leather bindings. Includes current prices for various antiques and notes on a dolls houses book review by Flora Gill Jacobs and related collector resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
Wales
Europe
Australia
United States
Coventry
Rockwell Illustrated
Iron Bank
Satsuma
America
Flora Gill Jacobs
Charles Scribner's and Sons
Ottle
Ralph
Terry Kovel
Paula Baker and David Weeks wed in Hamilton Ohio church
Miss Paula Marie Baker and David Alan Weeks married at Baker Weeks Westside Pentecostal Church in Hamilton with Pastor Pearl Robinson officiating. The ceremony united her Trenton roots and his Altus Oklahoma background, followed by a reception and trip to Dearborn Michigan. They will reside in Altus Oklahoma.
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Westside Pentecostal Church
Hamilton
Paula Marie Baker
Trenton
David Alan Weeks
Altus
Oklo
Pearl Robinson
Dale E. Baker
Miami St
Robert Weeks
Jersey
Wilbert Wasson
Denise Taylor
Joel Green
David Bowling
Matron of Honor
Carla Marsh
Tony Bailey
Terry Robinson
Thomas Weeks
Xenia
Richard Weeks
Indianapolis
Ind
Gonzaga Memorial Hall
Dearborn
Mich
Edgewood High School
Miami University
Altus Air Force Base
Taft High School
School of Health-Care Sciences
Shepherd Air Force Base
Texas
Pamela Young and Larry Simpkins Wed at Yankee Road Church
Miss Pamela Young and Larry E. Simpkins were married at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Yankee Road Church of God in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Rodney G. Williams. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Young, works at Union Sanitary Dry Cleaners, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpkins, is employed by Campbell Hausfeld Co. They will reside at 5 N. Sutphin St. The wedding included bridal attendants, a best man Steven Simpkins, and flower participants, with detailed gowns described for the bridal party.
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Yankee Road Church of God
Pamela Young
Cecil Young
Grand Avenue
Larry E. Simpkins
Charles Simpkins
Hinkle Road
Rodney G. Williams
N. Sutphin St
Middletown High School
Proper outdoor cooking requires gear and planning
Home economists say success outdoors mirrors indoor cooking with good equipment. Use long forks knives and spatulas with wooden grips and strong construction for heavy cuts. Keep serving plates on a cart or table to avoid balancing plates while serving. Clear a work surface if carving.
Names Through the Years Reflect Shifts in Language and Roles
The piece traces how terms like senior citizen old maid old batch and grandma have evolved. It notes changes in social roles from homemaker hired girl to assistant agricultural engineer and the shift from basement to lower level, cemetery to memorial park, and mortician to clergyman.
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Helen M. Paget
Copley News Service
Shakespeare
Mehitable
Grandma
Grandpa
Morris
Agriculturist
Body Reuses Iron Through Recycling and Storage
The body recycles iron from destroyed red blood cells, releases iron from liver spleen and bone storage, and absorbs iron from foods. Only iron lost from the body or needed for growth must come from dietary sources.
TASTY DRESSING FOR POTATOES
Mix melted butter with grated lemon rind and juice to coat cooked new potatoes. Garnish with minced fresh chives for a bright, simple dressing.
Teen Treat King Sized Sandwich Recipe
Gather teens for a royal bite with a king sized sandwich. Slice a French loaf almost to the crust and spread each slice with butter and mustard. Add lunch meat cheddar and a thin onion to each cut and wrap the loaf in foil. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
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Eddystone
Simon Willard
Box
Mass
Q. I
Castle
Mrs
David Weeks
Roberts
Larry Simpkins
Revere
Charming
Betsey Glark Designs
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Park St
Second Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown Mobile
Carlisle
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