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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
5
Town and Country Garden Club met at the Sebald residence on Central Avenue to view the rose gardens. The group held a business session at Mrs. Vincent Sisson’s home with Mrs. Joseph Maher and Mrs. Wade Pratt assisting.
A swivel blade vegetable peeler is described as an inexpensive and handy kitchen aid. It can cut flat lengthwise carrot curls, remove outer coverings from broccoli and asparagus, curl chocolate for garnishes, and shape Brazil nut petals after boiling.
The couple will wed June 21 at 7 30 p m in the First Methodist Garden. Linda Tieman graduates Sunday from Bowling Green State University while fiancé John Hecker earned his master’s degree. Attendants include maid of honor Judy Tieman and bridesmaids Sandra Barker Judy Shroyer Luann Sember. Best man Don Wilmink. ushers Robert Hecker Norbert Hecker Thomas Kis Selle James Ladd Michael Lawson. Reception hosts include Mrs. Stanley Schear and Mrs. Adella Groveาคม
Miss Ellen Elizabeth Heil and James R. Sholar plan a June 14 wedding at Holy Trinity Church at 10 am. Bridesmaid names include Ann Wright and Mary Jane Stone serves as flower girl. Best man is Jerry Sholar with ushers Clifford Heil Jr Elwood Jordan and Lacy Wilkins. Reception follows 3 to 6 pm at the Cincinnati Gas Electric Building on Mary Etta Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Layman placed first at Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club master point night with 67 points. Phil Cade and partner earned second with 61 points. Robert Nerenberg and Kerry Rothstein tied for third with 60 points alongside their spouses. Five tables posted a 54 average at Temple Beth Sholom last night.
Amama Class of First Baptist in Oxford enjoyed a dinner at Miami University Student Center with a tour of the building. Bethlehem Lutheran Church Circle Five met at a Middletown-Hamilton Road home for a covered-dish supper and program on India.
Miss Barbara Klein of Fleming Road earned an associate in arts from Christian College in its 107th graduating class. Patricia Lee Burns of Aberdeen Drive earned a bachelor of arts and Robert Luther Thompson of Middletown earned a master of arts at Duke University in Durham North Carolina. Charles Rhyne of Washington DC delivered the main address on achieving a peaceful world.
Mr and Mrs George H Zeller of Aberdeen Drive hosted a cocktail dinner party last night for their 30th wedding anniversary. Three couples attended at the Le Sourdsville Wining Room. they gave the Zell ers a china set. The couple, married June 2 1928, are parents to Steve a student at Ohio State University.
Travel notes report Mr and Mrs Steve Botos Sr of Tytus Avenue and daughters Mrs Ted Sarris and Mrs Raymond Nicholas attended baccalaureate services at the University of Dayton where their son Robert A Botos will receive an electrical engineering degree Saturday in commencement exercises He has a position at Hughes Aircraft Pearl City California and will move there with his wife son and daughter July 9 Richard Newlin arrived Sunday from Newport Beach California for a week's visit with his parents Mr and Mrs J P Johnston of Christel Avenue and Mrs David G Horn of a Lane spent Memorial weekend in Pittsburgh Pa with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald T Kjeriand
Twenty four members of Viola Rebekah Lodge gathered at Odd Fellows Hall on Main Street for a covered dish dinner before a meeting. Noble Grand Mrs William Powers led the session as Mrs Russell Huseman of Monroe reported on the recent Ohio Rebekah assembly in Cincinnati. A memorial program was led by Mrs Ralph Robison and others.
The fully cooked half ham, originally at room temperature, should be heated for 10 to 15 minutes per pound to reach serving temperature. Ensure even heating and use a thermometer to confirm the internal temperature is safe to eat.
Wilhelmina McLane presents Sonia Gingrich and Sarah Simpson in a piano recital Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Girls' Club auditorium. Gingrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Gingrich of Trenton, holds superior ratings and a 1956 Lion's Club scholarship to Ohio University. Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Simpson of Monroe, studies with Ada Louise Weishaar and Louis John Jensen, and has superior festival marks. Both plan college music majors and recital admission is open to the public.
Miss Barbara Wagner, bride-to-be of Fredrick Dakin, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. James Argo and Mrs. Joseph Dakin at the Dakin home on Goldman Avenue. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Moore, Mrs. Hayden Taylor, Mrs. Shirley Berger, Miss Carrie Ernst, Mrs. John Wagner, Mrs. Robert Wagner, Miss Katherine Dakin, and Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
In Harrietta Michigan during a forced repoll the Citizens party won nearly two to one over the People's Minority party. Voters elected Mrs Allen Larcom village president and re elected Mary Martin treasurer with Donald Speylar and John L Speylar among four candidates named as trustees.
In Coeur d Alene Idaho a dog leaped from the water and bit water skier John Secour aged 10 as a boat towed him toward shore. Deputies said the dog caught his right arm and officials judged the injury not serious.
A 581 pound cake is baked in Detroit to honor Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams wife Nancy. The birthday celebration will feed about 4000 guests Saturday with 300 eggs 100 pounds of sugar 75 pounds of butter and 15 pounds of cream in the cake.
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