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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1965

Page

14

Engagement of Elizabeth May Adams to William Bruce Anderson Jr

Mrs J Richard Adams and Miss Adams of The Alameda announce the engagement of Elizabeth May Adams to William Bruce Anderson Jr son of William Bruce Anderson of Waterford Virginia The bride to be is a Middletown High School graduate and Ohio University student majoring in physical education The groom to be attends Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg A summer wedding is planned

Miss Adams Middletown High School Ohio University Mr. Anderson Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg

Miss Spencer Engaged To Cincinnati Man

The Rev and Mrs Everett G Spencer of Lebanon announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Sue to Lee Beavers son of Mr and Mrs Leland Beavers of Cincinnati The couple both graduated from Lakota and Lebanon high schools The wedding is set for June 19 at the Church of God in Reading

Spencer Cincinnati Everett G. Spencer Lebanon Carol Sue Lee Beavers Leland Beavers Miss Spencer Lebanon High School Mr. Beaver Lakota High School Church of God In Reading

Coterie Club Dance Attracts 80 Couples

The Coterie Club spring dance African Spring drew about 80 couples Saturday night at the Legion auditorium. Bob Legg led a backing orchestra while vivid animal and native decor created a festive mood. Dance committee members included Mr and Mrs James Bruner and others, with advisers Mr and Mrs Ray Yelton.

Coterie Legion Auditorium Bob Legg Orchestra James Bruner Hal Haugen Elmer Scherrer Tom Johnson Stan Peltier Ray Yelton Maurice Angel William Apple Robert Balger Charles Bogan Donald Bogan Norman Brown Paul Bruggeman Jim Bruner John Burley James Bohman George Brecht Dale Baker Carl Chamberlain John d'Entremont Kenneth Eversole Robert Fogle Harold Fisher Fred Finney Albert Goodwin Robert Glass Glenn Greenham

Miss Alcorn Bride Of Fred Runnells

Doris Alcorn married Fred Runnells in a double ring ceremony at Parkway Church of Christ at 7:90 PM officiated by Rev Kenneth Sherr ord. Bride wore white satin with lace bolero and veil. Attendants included maid of honor Karen Rack and best man Willam Crowe. After reception at the bride’s home, they will reside at 2000 N Verity Parkway.

Parkway Church of Christ Doris Alcorn Fred Runnells Russell Brill Lafayette Avenue Austin Colwell Princeton Avenue Kenneth Sherrod Danny Ferguson Jenny Lawwill Karen Rack Mr. Runnells Middletown High School Main Auto Parts Pollock Paper Co Verity Parkway

Cooking Hints For Housewife

Practical kitchen tips for Sunday brunch and everyday meals. Tips cover eggs ham fruit salads braising liquids sauces vegetables and timing. Contains guidance on keeping pancakes hot reheating roast beef and making Hollandaise sauce with a vacuum jar and avoiding boiling.

Ruffing-Hornback Betrothal Announced for July Wedding

Mr and Mrs Frank M Ruffing of Ardmore Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Nan to Joseph M Hornback son of Mr and Mrs Cletus Hornback of Valley View Drive Nan Ruffing a Marymount graduate now at Ohio State University is to wed in July 17 at St Mary's Church The couple's betrothal was revealed at a dinner party at Brown's Run Country Club hosted by the Ruffings

Frank M. Ruffing Ardmore Drive Nan Joseph M. Hornback Cletus FE. Hornback Valley View Drive Ruffing Marymount Secondary School Tarrytown N. Y Ohio State University Fenwick High School University of Notre Dame Hornback St. Mary's Church Brown's Run Country Club

Items On Exhibit Make Life Easier

At the National Housewares Exhibit in New York a wide range of home and yard products debuted. Buyers placed orders for over 25 000 items including low voltage garden lighting with a 12 volt transformer and all weather cable, citronella candy containers, rain friendly grass seed, and flexible plastic fencing. Indoor lines feature easy to clean coated pots and pans, non stick glassware, and an electric can opener that severs the top seam without contact with contents. A drill attachment adds three speed control and a two speed angle drive for sanding or buffing while a single candle snaps onto a year number for birthday celebrations.

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Dr Visher to Speak at AAUW Meeting

The final AAUW meeting of the season will be at the Lutheran Church tomorrow with Dr Halene Hatcher Visher discussing The Population Explosion Poverty and Pressure. She holds a PhD from Indiana University and has taught at Murray State and George Peabody College while authoring books and articles on resources and conservation. Hostesses include Mrs George Schueler and Mrs John Baker among others.

American Association of University Women Lutheran Church Halene Hatcher Visher Murray State College George Peabody College Montana State College U.S Conference of Resources Journal of Geography National Council For Geographic Education Wisher Midwest George Schueler John Baker Ellen Easton

League Officials At Parley

Washington AP officials of the Ohio League of Women Voters met Ohio members of Congress for a stand-up breakfast to discuss national and international issues. Attending were Mrs. Jerome Berman and Mrs. Francis Schoch and Mrs. Howard Cromwell, with early arrivals including Sen. Frank Lausche and Reps. John Gilligan J. William Stanton and Robert F. Sweeney.

Cials Ohio League of Women Voters Ohio Congress Jerome Berman Cincinnati The Ohio League Francis Schoch Lindhurst Howard Cromwell Middletown Lene Appropriation Committees National Council of League of Women Voters Frank J. Lausche House John J. Gilligan J. William Stanton Robert F £. Sweeney

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