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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1975
Page
20
Heloise shares a quirky fix using an unopened tuna can to keep epoxy from sliding during mixing. The tip, praised as stupendious, comes with humorous asides about brainy Wee Willie and requests for ways to wake the gray matter.
Miss Cynthia J Birch became the bride of Melvin D Taggart on Friday at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist Church Franklin The Rev Harry Chasteen officiated the ceremony a church reception followed Attendant Marcia Bell of Monroe wore a mint green nylon knit gown Bridesmaids wore yellow of Becky Taggart Trenton Kathy Allen Tacoma Wash
Announcement says Miss Carolyn Jean Napier of Franklin engaged to William Keith Carpenter son of Mrs. Bob Yates. Napier a Franklin High School graduate employed at Ayr Way. Carpenter is a Germantown High School alum serving in the U S Army at Ft Campbell Kentucky. No wedding date set.
Eight area residents made the dean's list at Ohio University in Athens for the winter quarter. Included are Beverly Brown Earl Pattrick II Richard Bond Franklin Scott Crawford Gerald Holt Jr Cindy Muncy Daniel Sewell and others from Lebanon Trenton and Monroe. Also listed are Middletown area students Caren Cruse Deborah Doty and Edith Thornbery at Anderson College. Academic citations went to Greg DeHart and Robert Wenzel. Kent State University dean's list includes Mary Stratton Gregory Rhodes and Daniel Eltzroth. Danny Slasher earns Butler University honor roll and Bob Egelston is among Purdue's Outstanding Unit Athlete Award recipients.
Leftover cooked fish can be flaked and mixed with mashed potatoes, formed into patties, and fried in butter or margarine. Serve with a cooked vegetable and a crisp salad, top with chili sauce, and consider a cabbage slaw for a complete economical supper.
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