Augspurger Peterman Betrothal Told
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Carole Augspurger of Monroe Street to Donald Peterman of Cincinnati. Carole is an art teacher in Middletown Public Schools and a Mount St. Joseph alumna. Donald, UC graduate and Phi Kappa Theta member, is an accountant in the US Army ordnance comptroller office. The couple plans a November wedding at Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Augspurger
Cecilia Augspurger
Monroe Street
Robert Lee Augspurger
Donald Peterman
Alfons Peterman
Cincinnati
US. Army
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown Music Club to host local artists March 23
The Middletown Music Club presents its final 1960 61 season concert at the Girls Club on Thursday March 23 at 8 15 p m Local artists Mrs Ramsdell contralto and Mrs Carpenter flutist with Miss Wilkerson and Mrs Thompson piano duets perform works by Debussy Andersen Bartok Gliere and more The program features seven pieces from Mikrokosmos and Gliere Op 41 Six Pieces with Mrs Ramsdell and other club members in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Music Club
Girls’ Club
Rober Amsdell
Johannes Brahms
J. P. Carpenter
V. C. Thompson
Wald. Wilkerson
Mikrokosmos
Bela Bartok
Andersen
Denmark
Arthur Kraft
Cleveland
Middletown
Brahms
Miss Valda Wilkerson
Thompson
Miss Wilkerson
Traveling With Children Tip for Safe Simple Baths
When traveling with children pack a flat rubber sink stopper to bathe youngsters in a stall shower if no bathtub is available. Draw several inches of warm water and turn off the overhead spray. Swish in soothing soap suds after a long day in the car.
Couple Married In Franklin At First Presbyterian Church
The ceremony joined Oma Ann Mackey and Russell Lee Dwyer on Saturday March 11 at 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Franklin. The bride, daughter of Dewey and Mrs. Robertson, wore a white lace gown with pink taffeta, veil, and train. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Jack Barnes and bridesmaids Miss Aileen Robertson and Mrs. Roger Dwyer. Best man Jack Barnes. ushers Harold Underwood and Roger Dwyer. A reception followed in the church social room. The bride is a Franklin High and Dayton School of Practical Nursing graduate, employed by Middletown Hospital. the groom is a Franklin High School graduate and Middletown Police Department member. They will reside on Hendrickson Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin
Oma Ann Mackey
Russell Lee Dwyer
Jack Barnes
Aileen Robertson
Roger Dwyer
Nikki Lynn Underwood
Paul Dwyer
Ir Dwyer
Harold Underwood
Ride
Franklin High School
Dayton School of Practical Nursing
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Police Department
Hendrickson Road
Bake bread with space between loaf pans
Instructions advise placing two loaf pans on one rack with two inches of space between them to ensure heat circulates properly for even baking.
Charleston Flair reshapes 1961 hair fashion trend
The Hair Fashion Council of America touts a new short crown like Charleston Flair. Hair is swept from the forehead on one side and waved close to the head on the other, with the back ending near the neck. Council director Joseph Lane links the style to Paris bikini hats and brimmed outfits. Warm red tones with golden highlights are expected to dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hair Fashion Council of America
Charleston
Chicago
Paris
Council
Joseph Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augspurger
Peterman
Carol Augspurger
Music Club
John R. Stalls
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Music Teachers’ National Association
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Middletown Civic Symphony
Wilkerson
Pianst
Dante Lari
la Scala Opera ‘House
Milan Conservatory of Music
Milan
Italy
Frank la Forge
Evan Evans
Julliard School of Music
New York
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ramsdell
First Baptist Church
OMTA
C. J. Hughes
Valda Wilkerson
Gur
Merit Shoes
Dwyer
Dewey Robertson
High Street
Lawrence Dwyer
Allen Street
Carl W. Siegwarth Jr
Jeanie D. Hair Fashions
Jeanie
Bellomonte Street
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