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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
16
Weight watchers and cooks note cottage cheese as a versatile high protein food for breakfast lunches and dinners. Suggestions include serving with fruit salads scrambling eggs as a salad addition and making double cheese canapes frozen dry cottage cheese keeps nine to twelve months and can be used in cheesecakes and dips.
The November Homemakers Circle 2 met at Mrs. Robert Anderson home with co hostesses Mrs. David Easton and Mrs. Frank Wassell. Mrs. Anderson led a program on Basic Lower Arranging and Mechanics. They planned the December 3 Christmas party talent exchange and February 18 Homemakers' Dance and a talent auction.
Domino Events West Middletown Ladies Aid plans a luncheon next Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Glenn Tullis home on Poppy Drive with Mrs. Wayne iBack assisting as hostess.
Bobby Keith Manuel, 29, sales correspondent, and Linda Alice Marshall, 24, teacher, both of 2916 N. Verity Parkway, obtained a marriage license and planned nuptials at their Apt. 27 and Apt. 32 residences on the same street.
Judge Fred B. Cramer told members of the National Secretaries Association that jurors are not partisan but judges of fact. He urged jurors to be wholly informed, unbiased, and to consider evidence from all sides while upholding their sacred oath. The event included a holiday party planning segment and announcements for future NSA programs.
New York AP reports a return to softly rounded figures in spring fashion. Designers showcase unrestricted curves using stretchy wool to capture body movement, reviving the Marilyn Monroe era appeal and shifting away from flat chests.
Members of Circle Three of Bethlehem Lutheran Church met at Mrs. Richard W. Scott’s Young Street home with Bible study by Mrs. Walter Spindler and program by Mrs. Tom Linkins. A Mary Martha Circle session at Mrs. Harold Draut Sr.’s home highlighted 1967 officers and a “Christian Calling to Giving” program.
Mary M. Robinson a EC sophomore is pledged to the Chi Chapter of Alpha Tau Delta a national nursing fraternity. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Robinson of Middletown Rt 4. The 1966 pledge class will be installed Nov 29.
The column lists newborn boys born yesterday or today to couples at 2005 Linden Ave, 3403 Wildwood Rd, 3301 Wildwood Rd, 702 Seventh Ave, and Somerville Rt 1. Parents include Mr and Mrs Terry A Flack, Mr and Mrs Russell M Taylor, Mr and Mrs Charles Borland, Mr and Mrs Robert Hester, and Mr and Mrs Gary Sibey.
The notice lists numerous individuals recently discharged from the hospital. It includes Mrs. Orona Barnett, Mrs. Winton D. Steller, Mrs. Robert E. Hinds, Mrs. Hubert Horn, Hallie L. Jones, Mrs. Raymond Lincicome, Donald R. Bradford, Mrs. Cora Reed, Eugene Hayes, Lawrence Wolf, George L. Cuddy, Brian Sumner, Marshall E. Brewer, Mrs. Darrel Banks, and Mrs. Barbara Sneed.
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs releases a calendar of events for November featuring dances card parties football games and a symphony concert. Contact Mrs. Vincent Sisson for scheduling to avoid conflicts at 15 Santa Fe Road.
The Smithsonian Institution plans to convert a vacant pool parlor in a Washington neighborhood into a storefront museum. If successful, the unit would serve as a model for local museums in low income areas of other cities. S. Dillon Ripley hopes residents will visit as naturally as they shop. Items may include an airplane cockpit, mounted skeletons for large animals, and a bone collection for visitors to assemble.
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