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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1960

Page

14

Front Porch Memories and Railroad Tracks Stir Summer Echoes

A nostalgic column recalls outdoor summer pastimes once common along railroad tracks and front porches, contrasting then and now. It honors Vernon Jones who died recently, links porch culture to community values, and laments architects moving porches to back sites.

West Middletown Hills Balanc Vernon Jones Joneses Charleston W. Va Vernon Kathylene Counter

June Dairy Month Emphasizes Milk Peak and Plentiful Foods

The piece notes milk production peaks in June and that the U S Department of Agriculture lists milk and milk products as abundant for June. It mentions higher expected output this June compared to last year and connects June to dairy promotion. The text also briefly references the Dutch origin of cinnamon cultivation and biblical sources.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Canned Peaches Abundant and Attractively Priced

Canned freestone peaches are plentiful and attractively priced offering a home style appearance and flavor. The small size cans make an easy addition to the lunch box and serve as a substitute for future fresh peach varieties.

Eight Homes and Two Gardens Open For Tour Patrons

Middletonians can tour eight homes and two gardens on June 5 from 2 to 5 p.m. Proceeds aid the Miami Valley Humane Association for improvements to the animal shelter near Trenton. Stops include Flemming Road Thorn Hill Lane Williamsdale and Countryside with 45 hostesses.

Flemming Road Thorn Hill Lane Williamsdale Calvin Skinner H. Alder Sebald Cental Avenue W. O. Robertson Edward Hopple Middletown Miami Valley Humane Assn Trenton Robertson Hopple Journal Weith

Souths doomed play in bridge lessons by Sheinwold

Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where declarer misreads trumps and fails to draw the last trump. He cites a suggested line: dummy leads diamonds to force East's actions, allowing South to reclaim the lead and finish with the spade and diamond threats. The piece ends with a quip about avoiding Shakespearean recitations at the table.

Declarer South East West

Betrothal Told of Nancy Helsinger and Gene Bogan

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Ralph Helsinger of Car son Road Middletown Rt 3 says their daughter Nancy is engaged to Gene Bogan son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bogan of Trenton An early fall wedding is planned Nancy is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and Middletown Hospital business office employee Gene is a Trenton High School graduate and works for the Trenton Post Office.

Ralph Helsinger Carson Road Middletown Rt. 3 Nancy Gene Bogan Clarence Bogan Trenton Lemon-Monroe High School Middletown Hospital Bogan Trenton High School Trenton Post Office

Pasteurization by High Frequency Radio Waves in Cheese

A method uses high frequency radio waves to pasteurize ripened natural cheese after it is wrapped. The process aims to heat evenly while maintaining quality.

Downing Bradshaw's Wedding in First Presbyterian Church

Elizabeth Ann Downing and Kent Weldon Bradshaw wed at 6 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church with Dr Russell Galloway officiating. A glow of gladioli and peonies framed the ceremony and a reception followed at the bride's home. Both graduates of Denison University, the couple faces military and civilian futures. The piece also notes a historical aside on the abacus usage across ancient cultures.

Elizabeth Ann Downing Norris James Downing Sherman Avenue Kent Weldon Bradshaw Bruce Burton Badshaw Northville Mich First Presbyterian Church Russell Galloway Robert Ramsdell Margaret Clapp Downing Robert Bradshaw Jim Downing Hide Don Frey Jim Holderman Evanston Ill Don Calkins Jerry McCarthy Detroit Ralph Pritchard Hastings Nancy Willoughby Bryn Mawr Barbara Atkinson Newcomerstown Lynne Potter Milwaukee Wis Steve Evens Akron Pete Halliday Columbus James Wahle West Lafayette Ind Denison University Delta Delta Delta Sorority Delta Upsilon U. S. Air Force Bainbridge, Ga Wie Formely Franklin County Welfare Department

Engagement announced for Ellen McAllister and Robert Malcom

Mount Pleasant announces the engagement of Ellen Mae McAllister to Robert F. Malcom son of Seven Mile. Ellen Mae a Mount Pleasant High School graduate attends Kent State University and teaches in Columbus Public Schools. Robert Malcom a Miami University alumnus and graduate student in accounting at Ohio State University. The couple will marry August 28 at Mount Pleasant First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Gordon Johnson officiating.

Walter McAllister Mount Pleasant Ellen Mae Robert F. Malcom Edward E. Malcom Seven Mile Mount Pleasant High School Miss McAllister Ohio State University Kent State University Columbus Malcom Seven Mile High School Miami University Alpha Delta Phi Social U.S. Army Germany Mount Pleasant First Presbyterian Church Gordon Johnson

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