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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1974
Page
6
A handy home project explains making an umbrella stand from two matched coffee cans. Cut one bottom, overlap over the other, tape, and cover with wallpaper or contact paper. Mount on a wood base with a screw to secure the cans, creating a practical storage for wet or dry umbrellas.
A Coterie planning session announced a spring dance set for Saturday April 27 at the VF W e in Fairfield. The event titled Spring Fancy will start at 8 p.m. with the Bob Legg Orchestra providing music. Reservations are due by April 20 through the Diefenbachs or the Granzows.
Miss Patty Ann Wolf and Steve Henry Wilkerson wed February 23 at 7 30 p m in St Clair Baptist Church Hamilton. Rev Clifford Stearns officiated with reception at Eaton Manor Inn. The couple will reside in Osgood Indiana after a honeymoon trip. Wilkerson works for Batesville Casket Co.
Time magazine notes the term love remains trademarked by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The Los Angeles Times confirms 1974 rights held by the publication.
The Duplicate Club met at Verity Lodge with Pauli Smith directing. Open section winners included multiple north south pairs and east west pairs led by Mrs Ben Goodman and Mrs Russell Anness. Next session features a quarterly championship with higher master points and the Dorothy Coldiron Memorial Traveling Trophy for the top pair.
Miss Betty Hurst and Gregg Bowman announce their engagement. Miss Hurst works as a cashier at the O.K. Corral Steak House in Monroe and is a Lemon-Monroe High School 1973 graduate. Bowman, a Springboro High School graduate, manages a King Kwik store in Fairfield. They plan to marry July 19.
A March 28 style show at the Warren County Historical Society Museum Lebanon features 1800s costumes and current spring fashions from Kay's Shoppe. Mrs Elva Adams says outfits range from shawls and bonnets to pantsuits with some men's wear. showings 2:30 pm and 8 pm. tickets 1.25 at the door. proceeds benefit the society. In India and Pakistan cooks blend up to 12 fresh herbs and spices for curry dishes.
A health-focused piece warns that caffeine in coffee can raise resting heart rate and cause arrhythmias, with experts advising moderation or avoidance for those with heart disease or high blood pressure. It notes potential cancer links from roasted soot, withdrawal symptoms, and nutrition guidance promoting noncaffeinated drinks.
Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls holds initiation tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street with Diane Finney conducting practice at 8:30 a.m. Officers and choir members urged to attend. Pennie Lewis and Ginny Cope handle setup and refreshments. A school of instruction is set for March 9 at Franklin Masonic Temple from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., co hosted by Middletown and Franklin assemblies and led by Robena Egelston grand deputy of district 20. The piece ends with a budget remark about chicken.
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