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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1971

Page

19

Bahama Honeymoon Follows Snethen-Gomia Nuptials

Paul D. Gomia and Joyce Lee Snethen wed at First Baptist Church in the afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Snethen, wore an elbow-length silk veil and carried white roses. They will honeymoon in the Bahamas before settling on Elman Drive.

Paul D. Gomia Joyce Lee Snethen Bahamas Elman Drive First Baptist Church Myron E. Snethen Kenwood Drive Middletown High School Miami University Oxford Presto Adhesive Paper Co Miamisburg Gomia Joseph Gomia Baltimore St Middletown Hospital Analum State University Baylor University Waco Tex Baylor University School of Physical Therapy Dallas David M. Curtis Charles W. Beck H. Wells Storck Indianapolis Ind JR. Schuyler David M

Betrothal Revealed Bride to Louis Byron Puente

Mr and Mrs Norman announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn to Louis Byron Puente Army medic in Korea. Kathryn is a Texas A&I University junior and Madison High School graduate. The wedding date is set for a 2 p.m. ceremony.

Norman Miami University Kathryn Louis Byron Puente Korea Lil Texas A&i L.B. Puente II Sarita University Kingsville Tex Ro On A Madison High School Ro Onan

Week of Local Events Listings Saw Various Meetings

The coming week features Scale Gazers at 6 p.m. Monday at 4937 Fisher Drive Sterling Heights with Hi-Hopes TOPS and Civic Association on N Broad Street. International Order of Job's Daughters meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Delta Pi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority gathers 8 p.m. with Mrs Alfred Schwing as chair. Tuesday brings Ladies Encampment Auxiliary 323 at 6:30 p.m. at 10.0 F Temple and Midtown Losers TOPS at 6:50 p.m. at Church of Ascension. Pythian Sisters meet 7:30 p.m. in Castle Hall. Middletown Civic Chorus sings 7:30 p.m. at Roosevelt Middle School. Mothers' Club Child Study Group hosts 8 p.m. at 4616 Creekview Drive with Mrs Joseph Jasper as hostess. Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary 528 meets 8 p.m. at F.O.E Lodge 1226 Central Ave. Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meets with Mrs Walling Gray at 4837 Victoria Ave. Wednesday features Women’s Auxiliary of Knights of Columbus at 8 p.m. in K of C Hall.

Mothers’ Club Joseph Jasper Creekview Drive Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary F.O.E. Lodge Central Ave Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Walling Gray Victoria Ave

Make Do Recipes Edge Into Early Twentieth Century Kitchens

Wives used home produced and bulk store ingredients to craft practical fare. The passage notes make do recipes spreading through families as city wives copied ideas, with a hot griddle cake or French toast recipe: beat 3 eggs, add 2 cups molasses, boil until thickened.

Heirloom Lace Dress and Jacket Pattern Ad

Knit pattern offers an inexpensive 4 ply yarn dress and jacket with lotus and scalloped edges. Lois Holmes of California promotes a sizes small to large heirloom lace sheath, asking $1.50 plus 15 to 35 cents mailing options, Middletown Journal box 6002 Inglewood California 90001.

Lois Holmes California The Middletown Journal Inglewood Calif

Presidents who shaped U S culinary history at home

A tour of White House menus shows presidents and first families pursued epicurean tastes from Jefferson and Washington to Nixon and Eisenhower. Dishes ranged from chicken hashes and ham cures to veal rolls and a famed wine jelly dessert served with frosted grapes and minted whipped cream.

White House Nixon George Washington Jefferson James Monroe Andrew Jackson Dolly Madison White ‘House Ulysses S. Grant Julia Theodore Roscevelt Sagamore Hill Franklin D Britain Vi Woodrow Wilson Eisenhowers

Real Fur Gift Dilemma Persists This Christmas

Readers are advised by retailers that genuine furs like sable or mink remain valued gifts for Christmas. For budget buyers, lower priced options such as imitation fur tails and fun furs offer a stylish look while promising longer wear with proper care.

Sugar price remains low amid inflation

Sugar, an essential ingredient in many recipes, stays a low-cost food. USDA figures show average retail price rose only about 28 cents per pound from 1951 to 1971, despite inflation pressures on other goods.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Hairstyle Change Turns Demure Look to Sophisticated

Ganhild, a Wilhelmina model, needed a hair color upgrade to avoid a washed out look in photography. Color consultant Leslie Blanchard used a white protein conditioning, root lightening to orange, a Moonbeam Blonde toner, and foil wrapping to achieve ash blonde, boosting camera appeal.

Leslie

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