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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1976

Page

8

New fancy doll houses captivate older hobbyists at show

At the Southwest Craft and Hobby Show in Dallas, makers showcase elaborate furnished doll houses costing thousands. Builders offer complete homes or kits with authentic features from wallpaper to electric lighting, targeting adults aged 30 to 75 who crave meticulously detailed, nostalgic designs.

John L. Hotard Associated Press Dallas Southwestern Craft & Hobby Rhb Joe Hermes el Monte Calif Hermes

Honeymoon couple to settle Camden after Florida wedding

Philip Rust of Camden and Susan M. Creech of Stevenson Ala were wed June 18 at Camp Hook outdoor chapel. The pair, now residing in Camden, celebrate with a reception at Franklin American Legion Hall. The bride is a Franklin High School alumna and radiologic technician at Middletown Hospital. The groom, son of Philip Rust, is an X-ray technician at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton.

Florida Philip Rust Camden Susan M. Creech Camp Hook Roger Brewin Cincinnati American Legion Hall Franklin Marvin Morris Stevenson, Ala Ben Creech Chautauqua Franklin High School Middletown Hospital School of Radiologic Technology John Curtis Jack Wood Liberty Street Preble-Shawnee High School Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton

Duplicate bridge winners at Middletown game

Winners at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club last night in Temple Beth Sholom recreation room were tied for first in north south with Mrs Russell Anness and Mrs Stanley Weinstein and Mrs M L Johnston and Mrs C M Woodruff. Also winning north south were Mrs Frank Myers and Mrs Gordon Nein. East west winners were Mrs Sidney Yager and Mrs L J Long, with Mr and Mrs Steve Haver and Mr and Mrs David Higbee.

Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Russell Anness Stanley Weinstein M. L. Johnston C. M. Woodruff Frank Myers Gordon Nein Northsouth Sidney Yager L. J. Long Steve Haver David Higbee East-West

Los Angeles Times Patent Notice 1878

A legal notice from the Los Angeles Times dated 1878 announces a patent claim and reserves all rights under regulation. It outlines the publication of the patent, the rights reserved, and instructions for parties seeking licenses or permissions.

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Mulligans to mark 40th anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mulligan of 3624 Fiesta Way will observe their 40th anniversary Sunday with an anniversary mass at Holy Trinity Church. Following the 9:30 a.m. service, the couple will be guests of honor at a family brunch at the Manchester Motor Inn, hosted by their children. They were married June 27, 1936 at St. John's Church. They have six children Joseph Mulligan Jr. of Los Angeles Julmnary Regan of Denver Patrick and James Mulligan of Trenton David Mulligan and Nancy Kincaid of Middletown, plus nine grandchildren. Mr. Mulligan retired from Artim Trucking Co. in 1974 and works as a parking attendant for the First National Bank downtown.

Joe Mulligan Fiesta Way Holy Trinity Church Manchester Motor Inn Mulligans St. John’s Church Joseph Mulligan Jr Los

Versatile scarf and dress pattern in new fashion spread

A Middletown Journal feature by Robert Courtney showcases a 45 by 60 inch scarf styled as a sheltering stole, fanny wrap, and one shoulder toga paired with a lean dress. Pattern M359 offers sizes 8 to 18, requires 3 yards fabric for size 12, and costs 1.25 dollars plus optional mailing.

Robert Courtney Middletown Journal Pattern Department P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Plains

Open house for 40th wedding anniversary

A 40th anniversary celebration and open house for Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Wills at 1010 Nelbar St. will be held Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m. Hosted by sons Jack, Richard, and Mark Wills and their spouses, with five grandchildren. The couple married June 24, 1936 at Holy Trinity Church. Mrs. Wills works for Harkrader Real Estate and Mr. Wills is with Office Outfitters Inc.

John Ray Wills Nelbar St Jack Wills Richard Wills Holy Trinity Church Wills Harkrader Real Estate Office Outfitters, Inc

Dinner to conclude pre nuptial events for Hampton Gingerich

Pre nuptial events culminate with a rehearsal dinner at Gregory's Steak House hosted by the Gingerich and Hampton families. Debra Michelle Hampton and Scott E. Gingerich will exchange vows in a private ceremony at the groom's parents' home, followed by a reception at the Congress Inn in Monroe.

Debra Michelle Hampton Scott E. Gingerich Gregory's Don R. Gingerich Woodhaven Drive Franklin Miss Hampton Troy Hampton Rose Marie Road Congress Inn Monroe Greg Williams Pete Elfers Hunter Fire House Robinson Vail Road Don Igabrand David Ramey Eyler Drive Springboro

Dayton Bride and Groom Exchange Vows at Crestview Baptist

Miss Deborah Gail Hall and Randell Max Roe of Dayton wed last Saturday at Crestview Baptist Church at 4 30 PM. Rev Delano T McMinn officiated. Reception followed at the bride's mother's home. The couple will reside in Dayton after a Pocono Mountains honeymoon.

Deborah Gail Hall Randell Max Roe Dayton Crestview Baptist Church Charlene Hall Maxwell Roe Todhunter Road Delano T. McMinn Pocono Mountains Sinclair Community College First National Bank and Computer Center Lemon

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