Royal wedding boosts sales as souvenirs set to soar
The upcoming marriage of Princess Anne to Capt. Mark Phillips sparks a royal memorabilia boom in Britain. The Commemorative Collectors' Society estimates the event could net more than 15.5 million dollars for the souvenir trade, with 60 plus items showcased in pottery, crystal, and precious metals. The couple wed on November 14 at Westminster Abbey with 1,500 guests invited.
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London
Elizabeth II
Anne
Britain
Mark Phillips
Duke of York
Mary of
Teck
Steven Jackson
Society
George V
Queen Mary
Princess Anne
Jackson
Westminster Abbey
Odrinex Plan Promises Fat Loss and Refund Guarantee
An advertisement claims the Odrinex Plan helps readers lose excess fat without dieting or exercise and offers a money back guarantee if ugly fat remains. It cites usage by thousands over 14 years and promotes regular and economy tablet sizes sold by Revco with a blanket guarantee.
Home tour nets $1000 for council
The Mid dletown Area Council of Garden Clubs earned nearly $1,000 from a recent home tour. Tour chairwoman Mrs. Paul Rolich spoke at the November meeting at Mrs. Bob Keister’s Union Road home, noting proceeds fund next fall’s flower show. Region Four will host the OAGC convention in Cincinnati next summer.
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Middletown Area
OAGC
Cincinnati
Ron Powell
Ohio Department of Plant Industry
Kenwood Hospitality Motor Inn
Lawrence Smith
Dayton
Bob Thomas
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Kay Ridenour
Invitations for Middletown Charity Ball go out today
Over 15000 invitations mailed to Middletown area residents for the December 7 Charity Ball. Proceeds will fund ultra sound equipment for Middletown Hospital radiology. Tickets on sale November 7 at Davidson's Photo Shop and Manchester Inn Gift Shop.
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Middletown
Robert L. Harris
Allan Karchner
Ted W. Karchner Jr
Harris
Ralph Marterie
Manchester Inn
Federation
Richard C. Nein
LeRoy Snyder
Middletown Hospital
Christmas Boutique Planned by BSP Xi Epsilon Kappa
Mrs Roy Billet announced a Christmas boutique at Middletown Shopping Plaza on December 7 and 8 during a Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter meeting at the home of Mrs Vernon Lowman Carlisle. Proceeds benefit Doty House and Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children. Co chairs Mrs Perry Thatcher and Mrs Joe Jasper.
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Roy Billet
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Vernon Lowman
Carlisle
Middletown
Jerry Manning
Robert E. Welch
Meat Stew Tips Include Tomato Paste and Sherry
A home cooking note suggests boosting flavor in meat stew by stirring in tomato paste and dry sherry. The tip advises balancing with stock and simmering to merge the flavors.
Doctor Aimee Richmond Hyland named fellow in family practice
Local physician Dr. Aimee Richmond Hyland is named a fellow in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The honor requires 600 hours of continuing medical education or a certifying exam by the American Board of Family Practice.
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Aimee Richmond Hyland
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Board of Family Practice
Tobias
Bazaar chapter project at Middletown Shopping Center
Beta Chapter Cristonians sponsor a two day bazaar featuring handcrafted items soups cakes and cheese balls and grab bag gifts to raise funds for charity. The event runs Nov 12 from noon to 8 30 p m and Nov 13 from 10 a m to 8 30 p m at the former First National Bank office with Mrs Margaret Michel and Mrs Gaynell Crenshaw as leaders.
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Cristonians
Beta
First National Bank
Middletown
Margaret Michel
Gaynell Crenshaw
Who's Who entrant William C Clark listed at Tri-State College
William C Clark son of Mr and Mrs Carleton C Clark of 3203 Pomeciana Road will be listed in the 1973 74 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities He is a Middletown High School graduate majoring in mechanical engineering at Tri State College Indiana Nominees are chosen by a committee of faculty and administrative staff members.
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William C. Clark
Carleton C. Clark
Pomeciana Road
Middletown High School
Tri-State College
Indiana
Wash Cast Iron With Soap But Not Detergent
The article advises cleaning cast iron utensils with soap suds rather than synthetic detergent. It claims soap protects the surface and reduces rusting more effectively than detergent.
Capozzi discusses shoe fitting enthusiasm and concerns
Tony Capozzi questions whether his zeal for fitting shoes is excessive and explores possible defenses against overdoing the topic.
Lady of the house and a plunger at the door
A magazine salesman is greeted by a woman in casual home attire who muses on the stereotype of the lady of the house. She imagines being a competent plumber and laments lacking a defined domestic specialty while poking fun at gender roles.
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Josephine
Book review highlights meeting of Woman's Century Club
Mrs. C. A. Ashcraft reviewed To Race the Wind by Harold Krents at a Woman's Century Club meeting. The autobiography describes Krents coping with partial blindness and playing touch football, his Harvard graduation, marriage, and resilience. Publicity from a draft board incident inspired the play Butterflys Are Free. The gathering was hosted at Mrs. Robert Baker's Fisher Avenue home with Mrs. A. J. Lisch assisting.
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C. A. Ashcraft
Harold Krents
Woman's Century Club
Krents
Robert Baker
Fisher Avenue
A. J. Lisch
Skin Loosens Garlic Peel With Hot Water Soak
A garlic clove is rinsed in hot water to loosen its tight skin. This method makes peeling easier by expanding the cloves' outer layer.
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England
REVCO
Accent
Nein
Richard
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary
Middletown Boosters
Current Events Club
Middletown Music Club
P.E.O
First United Presbyterian Church
Nevis
Fisher Ave
Tom
Scott
Bowling Green
Rick
LAN Apford
Andy’s Carpet Care CO
Dencasscatll
South University
Tony Capozzi
Capos
Central Ave
Highview Center
The
Jug
Nancy Stahl
Osborne
N. Verity Parkway
Ohio
Fivgvons
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