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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1960
Page
18
The piece notes a post Thanksgiving burst of turkey dishes as editors push ideas for leftovers while readers face hunger tonight. It highlights a clash between palate desires and the food industry’s many recipe ideas during the six weeks after Thanksgiving leading to Christmas.
Thanksgiving to New Year promises heavy turkey focus with tips on nutrition and new cooking trends. The period brings turkey soup hash croquettes and frozen TV dinners as households prepare for a season of abundance and culinary experimentation. The piece notes housewives' efforts to make a memorable feast while managing portions and expectations.
A humorous piece notes the bold truth of Thanksgiving leftovers as a clean-up reminder. The narrator jokes that leftovers haunt a married couple with a large crowd or small family. The husband endures the gobble like a victory song from his plate.
The fluoridation measure failed in Cincinnati by 107 782 to 83 685 marking a second eight year defeat there while 13 other communities also rejected the proposal. AP notes momentum against fluoridation despite claims of health benefits and cites opposition across U S cities.
Critics argue fluoridation harms health and amounts to forced medicine. A new angle questions necessity by noting tea contains fluoride, and given Britons’ tea consumption wonders if fluoridation is essential or tea itself could be harmful.
Miss Diane Pohlman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pohlman of Kenwood Drive, married Michael N McLaughlin, son of Mr and Mrs Richard E McLaughlin of Lepane Avenue, in St Marys Church. The ceremony featured white pompon chrysanthemums and gladioli, organ music, and a pearl adorned gown with alencon lace. Attendants wore royal blue taffeta, with floral crowns, as guests celebrated in the American Legion auditorium. The couple, graduates of Fenwick High School, plan residence at 2 Shafer after a trip to Kentucky and Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Miss Mary Jane Lang daughter of Mrs. Carl Lang and the late James Lang tied in marriage to Russell H. Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Miller at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev H C Grunewald officiated before white chrysanthemum sapdragon arrangements. Brides bouquet lilies of the valley. Matron of honor Mrs Elbert Lucas wore coral chiffon over taffeta. Best man Ted Miller and usher Dale Miller. Following ceremony a church reception. The couple, Middletown High graduates, reside at 1728 Central Ave after a brief wedding trip.
Noted French pianist Robert Casadesus will perform as piano soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall on Thursday December 1 and Saturday December 3. He will play Mozart Piano Concerto in D major and Ravel Piano Concerto for the Left Hand Alone in his seventh appearance with the orchestra. Max Rudolf conducts as the program includes Leo Kraft Variations for Orchestra world premiere and Honegger Symphony No. 5.
Miss Mary Jill Rentschler daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl F Rentschler of Middletown and San Nicolas Argentina married James L Thompson of New York City yesterday at 10 30 am in Holy Trinity Church. The double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Leo J Herlihy featured white and greenery arrangements and musical selections by Thomas Haney and Miss Pearl Walburg. The bride wore a duchess satin gown with re embroidered Alencon lace, Capucci sleeves, and a bouffant skirt with a court train. Her veil was French illusion with a crown of satin pearls and crystals. Attending as matron of honor was her sister Mrs James R Weber of Ft Knox Kentucky in green silk. Bridesmaids wore identical ensembles. best man was Donald Thompson of Long Beach California. A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the Rose Room of the Manchester Hotel. The couple will honeymoon East and reside in Brooklyn Heights New York City. The bride is a graduate of Fenwick High School and St Mary’s College Notre Dame Ind. and worked as a caseworker for Butler County Welfare Department before marriage. The groom is a Merrill Lynch executive trainee in New York City and a Notre Dame graduate.
The recipe advises marinating round steak overnight in a well seasoned dressing of two parts oil to one part vinegar. During braising, use the marinade as part of the simmering liquid to enhance flavor.
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