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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1964
Page
6
A Browstone AP Food Editor piece explains panocha terms and fudge basics. It covers pronunciation variants, brown sugar base, optional corn syrup, and nut additions. Includes stove method for 3 cups packed light brown sugar 1 cup milk 1 tablespoon corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla and nuts, with cooling and shaping guidance.
For the 15th consecutive year the Philathea Class of First Baptist Church hosted the Longview Social Service League luncheon for Longview State Hospital patients. Co chairs Mrs. John Dooley and Mrs. Carl Ross led a group with eight helpers and over 200 guests attended the event. Music was provided by Mrs. William Jolliff Norris Walters and Miss Mary Brenner.
Judy Dixon bride elect of Bill Johnson is honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Hoover on Germantown Road. Guests include numerous local residents. plans call for an open Grace Baptist Church ceremony on November 27 at 7 30 p.m. with Rev. Howard Sears officiating.
Mrs. Richard Vogelsong hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Bryant Street home for Miss Ann Bishop bride elect of John Holbrook. Bridal games and prizes followed with guests including Mrs. Walter Sebastian, Mrs. Clarence Holbrook, Miss Susan Tibbs, and others. The wedding is set for December 5 at the First Methodist Church.
The Middletown Delta Delta Delta Alumnae celebrate Founders Day as Mrs. J B Whitlock receives the Golden Circle Degree for long membership. The event at Mrs. Cliff Crawford Jr.'s home includes a candlelight tribute to the sorority founders and a tea with recognitions of alumnae colleges.
The notice lists multiple births with city and street addresses including 475 Emrick Ave and 704 Moore St as well as Sundays and Mondays for baby genders. Additional names appear in out of town and dismissed entries with names, towns, and streets such as Franklin Trenton Germantown and Roosevelt Ave.
The report names numerous local residents admitted to The Hospital. Included are John C. Baker Garfield Street Jack K. Greenfield May Avenue Charles Day son of Mr and Mrs David Ingram Oberon Drive Russell E. Martin Franklin Mrs Edward Combs Waneta Street Mrs Harve Haddix Trenton Mrs Ernest Murphy Hawkins Road Mrs Betty Pressler Fifth Mrs C C Dennis Bexley Tony Kavicky Lind Street Roy F. Whitesell Monroe Mrs Willis Williams Windsor Road Joseph P. Haigh W West Sixth Claude Martin Navaho John L. Hurst Franklin Charles Uhl Hamilton Mrs Arthur Holderman Titus Avenue Russell Koehl Yankee Road Clarence Sebastian Ty William Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Marion Riggs Monroe Arthur R. Allen Franklin Mrs Raymond Miller Oxford State Road.
Home bakers add finely grated lemon rind to store bought white cake mix for a bright citrus note. The technique brightens flavor and aroma without altering texture significantly.
Bethel 75 International Order of Job's Daughters will hold official visitations Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St Mrs Marcella McNeal grand guardian of the Grand Council of Ohio will be the visiting grand officer A dinner honoring Mrs McNeal is set for 530 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn Reservations with Mrs John Neuenswander Bethel guardian Hope Nuenswander will preside and a lengthy list of officers and attendants will participate including Kathy Riesz Carolyn Lacey Debby Smyth and Diana Hunn The event is open to parents guardians and proper Masonic relatives.
The Middletown Cotillion committee held its first planning meeting at the home of chairs Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Selby. Frankie Brown’s Orchestra of Cincinnati will provide music for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A dinner precedes the dance and invitations go out in January. The group will reconvene December 6 at 303 Eastline Drive, home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kalmus.
Eleanor Wilson Dickey and Edward Clark Erlandson plan a December 5 wedding at First Presbyterian Church. Matron of honor is Mrs R Todd Evans. maid of honor Mary Ann Rayburn. Bridesmaid Mrs Earl Mack. Best man Bruce T Erlandson. Ushers Arba Thomas Jr Daniel Dickey Brian Lennie Larry Campbell. Dickey is daughter of E C Dickey of Stotter. Erlandson is son of E C Erland of Hampton Place.
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