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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1975
Page
23
Consumer expert Kathleen Strawhacker says a foam cleaner can remove grease and dirt from washable wallpaper and other washable surfaces without stripping paint or wallpaper. Apply with a damp sponge in small areas, wipe with another damp sponge, and test color fastness on an inconspicuous spot first.
Advice for busy mothers on simple washable daywear and natural hairstyles. Use barettes for long hair and a spray-on creme rinse to prevent tangles. Comb through after shampooing and let hair dry naturally for a neat, tear-free look.
Her Herald Morris and Richard Morris married at 7:30 p m yesterday in Franklin with Rev George L Walden officiating A reception followed A daughter of Thomas and Mrs Herald of Franklin the bride works at Monsanto Research Corp in Miamisburg and studied at Franklin High School The groom is the son of Mrs Harding Morris of Miamisburg and employed by Dupps Co Carlisle area attendees include Elva Walker Terri Allen and several others with Edward Morris as best man They plan to reside in Franklin after a southern wedding trip
Anna H., 53, of Liberec, touched a metal soapholder and received an electrical shock. A short circuit turned off power to the whole apartment. Police found wiring connected to the holder from an electric cooker, installed two weeks earlier by her husband Anton H., 61, who said he intended to frighten his wife.
The Rev. Neal Parker officiated a 7 30 p.m. ceremony at Monroe United Methodist Church uniting Joyce Elaine Staton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Staton and Terry Ratliff son of Mr and Mrs Luther Ratliff. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church hall. The bride wore a chiffon over taffeta gown with empire waist V neck and long puffed sleeves trimmed with rose lace. The Juliet cap and floor length veil completed her headpiece. Maid of honor was Miss Pam Staton in a yellow nylon over taffeta gown with matching picture hat. Bridesmaids wore pastel gowns with hats and flower girls were Kathy Trenan and Robin Ernst. Best man was Derrick Perrin. ushers included Ed Baughn Al Roper Dan Hudson and Bruce Witt. The bride is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and works at Wickes Lumber Co in Monroe. The groom, a Middletown High School graduate, is with J E Towing Co in Cincinnati. The couple will reside in West Chester after marriage.
Miss Margaret Alyce Waits and Robert H. Sutton wed at 11 30 a m yesterday in Seven Dolors Church Monroe with Rev Carl J Geers officiating A reception followed in the church recreation hall The bride wore a chapel length gown of giana with lace collar and illusion veil The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs David Alexander of Baltimore bridesmaids Mrs Rick Soukup Miss Deborah McWhorter Mrs William Magnus and Mrs Barry Udvardy flower girl Regina Lynn Alexander ringbearer Chuck Sutton best man Kevin Middaugh ushers Rodney Chamblin Barry Udvardy Robert Waits Allen Suter The couple will reside in Cincinnati after a two week honeymoon on Aruba and Curacao
The article warns against unsafe weight loss methods and explains how appetite suppressants amphetamines and other drugs, tranquilizers, and diuretics are misused. It notes risks including high blood pressure dehydration and temporary weight loss that returns, urging fat loss through safe medical guidance.
In transit, most floral arrangements use low water containers to prevent spillage. The Society of American Florists urges checking all arrangements to ensure adequate water reaches the flowers.
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