It's Noisy World We Live In at the Air Show Reflections
The writer recalls how loud sounds from the Blue Angels and planes once startled but now blend into everyday life. He compares wartime heroics and space milestones with current noises, then shifts to quieter, nearby sounds from tractors, leaves, wind, and birds in a contemplative meditation on sound in daily life.
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John Glenn
Outer Space
Cardinal
Robin
Quiet Life Described In A Quiet Country Perspective
The piece recalls a wish for silence amid noisy life, recalling a farm on Tylersville Road as the quietest memory. It contrasts city noise with country calm, describing street scenes from Middletown and the author’s childhood fascination with a changing world and everyday sounds.
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Tylersville Road
Middletown
Noisy Nerves and Hidden Offenses in Everyday Sounds
A light column recalling everyday noises from chalk squeak to dripping taps, ranking dentist drills as the worst, and admitting self consciousness about sounds we make that may offend others. The piece ends inviting readers to ponder their own unconscious noises.
Ditmyer-McLennan Marriage Vows Said At Holy Trinity Church
Linda Ditmyer and John McLennan exchanged marriage vows at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. Leo Herlihy officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Ditmyer Manitowaning Ontario and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Edward McLennan Manitowaning Ontario will reside in Manitowaning after a honeymoon They both work at Red Lodge in Sheguiandah Ontario
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Holy
Trinity Church
Linda Ann Ditmyer
John Edward McLennan
Leo Herlihy
Francis J. Ditmyer
Arnold Drive
Edward A. McLennan
Manitowaning
Ontario
Canada
Wedding Vows Said At Free Methodist Church Elkatawa
Judith Fsteile House and Ray David Gabbard united in marriage at the Free Methodist Church in Elkatawa Kentucky on Saturday April 14. Officiating was Rev Brian Bonney before an arch of pink gladiolias lilies and palms. The bridal party included maid of honor Barbara Totten best man Frank Gabbard and ushers Bob Gabbard Jack Totten Jim Hamilton. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the groom's parents home. The bride a Middletown High School graduate works as a secretary for Finkelman and Ross Attorneys. the groom a Lee High School graduate is a Navy radioman stationed at Norfolk Virginia. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents temporarily.
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Policemen's Clubhouse
John Caldwell
Roger Hart
Richard Farkas
Carolyn Schneider
Middletown
William ‘Trimmer
Manitowaning
Red Lodge
Shequiandah
Ontario
Fenwick High School
Free Methodist Church
Elkatawa
Judith Fsteile ‘House
Ray David Gabbard
Russell House
North Avenue
Mr. Gabbard
Ray Gabbard
Fikatawa, Ky
Brian Bonney
Frank Gabbard
Bob Gabbard
Jack Totten
Jim Hamilton
Bripf
Middletown High School
Finkelman and
Ross Attorneys
Gebbard
Lee High School
Jackson
U. S. Navy
Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk
Gabbard
Dick Sticklen
Ralph W. Jackson
Robert Strassburger
Robert Stanley
Kathy Walker
Dorothy Sullivan
Patty Jackson
The
Elks Lodge
Smoky Mountains
Kensington St
Sticklen
Armco Steel Corp
First National Bank of Mid
Bridesmaids and Flower Girl Attire Details Recap
Regina Ann Jackson attended as junior bridesmaid with Julienne Mosconi, cousin of the bride, as flower girl. Both wore orchid and white silk organza frocks with scoop necklines and cap sleeves. They featured pleated taffeta cummerbunds and large bows, orchid flower crowns, and carried flower baskets or bouquets matching pink and white tones.
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Martha Ditmyer
Mary Ellen Dineen
Hugh Moggy
Manitowanin
Deborah Dimyer
Flower Girl
Manitowaning
Frank Ditmyer
Tom Brock
Kathleen Jackson
Franklin EF. Troutvine
Charlotte Murphy
Lois Rittenberry
Troutvine
Miss Jackson
Regina Ann Jackson
Julienne Mosconi
Julienne
Regina
Planning Will Aid In Bathing Baby
To make bathtime a happier occasion for both baby and yourself gather all you need beforehand. Besides cleaning supplies, place a complete set of fresh clothing near the tub in the order of use during dressing to keep your focus on bathing and play.
Cabinet For Kids Mirror Storage Near Lavatory
A bathroom cabinet with a mirror installed about three feet from the floor provides children in the family a convenient place to store their toilet articles. The design avoids the need to climb to see in the mirror.
Coteen Cotillion Record Dance Attended By 300 Young People
WLW TV host Bob Braun led the Spring Twist cotillion at Middletown Armory attended by about 300 middle school students. Coronation crowned David Johnson and Andrea Mittenholzer as monarchs with candidates and attendants, while festive decorations and event committees highlighted the evening.
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Wlw-Tv
Bob Braun
Middletown
National Guard Armory
Son
Andrea Mittenholzer
Mr. Braun
Deanna Kirby
Gloria Kinder
Karen Cox
Steven Lawson
Corky Cordray
David Witt
Man
Relaxing Shower Sit Helps Soften Stress Myriad
The piece describes sitting under a shower to relax. It suggests lathering with a washcloth then lingering beneath the spray for a few minutes. The text emphasizes the soothing, massage-like effect of the water and the chance to forget daily problems.
Wife Preservers on Storing Leftover Meats
Instructions to cool cooked meats quickly in cold water then refrigerate. Cover loosely and use within a couple of days.
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