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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1967
Page
14
Miss Carolyn Schenck wed Neil Hileman at St Johns Church with Rev John Ober officiating. The ceremony featured lavender carnations and white orchids, followed by a reception at Jacksonburg Fellowship Hall and a Florida honeymoon.
Miss Bonnie Fitzwater daughter of Mr and Mrs N L Fitzwater of Union Road Franklin married Arthur Allan Jones son of Mr and Mrs Amos Jones of Chicago at Grace Baptist Church Franklin in a ceremony officiated by Rev Howard Sears. The bride wore a white Apt. North Summit Springfield gown with pearl trim and carried white carnations and yellow rosebuds. The couple will reside in St Louis MO after a wedding trip.
Paris AP reports designer Esterel opens the winter season with calf length hems and caped silhouettes. Capes appear in varied lengths with gaucho inspired pants and midcalf boots in vinyl and guinza fabric. Headgear ranges from dor hats to almond beanies paired with hoods, creating a secret police agent vibe.
Mr and Mrs Glenn M Ungerer of Snyder NY announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Elaine to Ronald Van Buskirk son of Mr and Mrs Loyal Van Buskirk of Aeronca Street The couple plan to wed Sept 9 Nancy will transfer from Vassar College to Northwestern University in the fall The fiancé is a Middletown High School and Princeton University graduate member of Cannon Club He is enrolled at Northwestern Medical School and belongs to Nu Sigma Nu fraternity
A reader suggests a child friendly beach bag made from a bright hand towel. Sew sides, add eyelets and bias tape as a drawstring, then stitch the child's initial on front. Include a matching towel inside for pool trips.
Anne Herbert shares a simple packing tip for camping trips. Place items like extra sweaters pillows and toys in a clear plastic blanket storage bag with a side zipper for easy spotting and quick access. Keeping loose articles in the bag reduces clutter and aids loading and unloading.
Visitor describes Windsor Castle rooms with velvet and silk brocades lining walls. Samples of material were placed beside doorways for visitors to stroke, sparking a proposal to hem small upholstery pieces for stroking and easy dry cleaning while preserving originals.
The narrator notes reconstituting orange juice in a blender and storing it in the fridge, then saving thread ends and scraps for birds. A clump of shrubbery becomes a nest building site, with nest material quickly collected by birds.
Cheryl Alice Greene and David Arthur Bagley wed at the Church of the Ascension and will live in Columbia Missouri. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Greene of Jefferson Road. The groom’s parents reside in Elsberry Mo and are now in Tanzania where he works in a soil conservation program.
Dorothy Bunting notes how homemakers collect cotton from pill bottles to use as warm soft material for birds. The passage highlights thrifty behavior and care for backyard wildlife.
In 1827 the Infant School Society of the City of New York established the first nursery school, marking a pioneering effort in early childhood education. The historic milestone reflects early organized care and instruction for young children in New York.
Mr and Mrs William Roe Johnson celebrate 60 years of marriage with an open house at 716 10th Ave Middletown on Aug 6 from 2 to 4 pm They wed Aug 8 1907 in Yale KY and have six children six grandchildren and five great grandchildren The Johnsons moved to Middletown in 1937 and Mr Johnson retired from the YMCA in 1961
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