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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1961

Page

17

Mercer Marries Diane Joyce Stamp in Carthage Church

Announcement from Finneytown Cincinnati recalls the double ring wedding of Miss Diane Joyce Stamp to Owen Edward Mercer II at Carthage Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Charles D. Stamp, wore a silk brocade gown with a portrait neckline and seed pearl detailing. Attendants wore peacock blue satin, candles and floral arrangements enhanced the ceremony. The couple will reside in Cincinnati where the groom studies at the College Conservatory of Music. Numerous Middletown guests attended the wedding and reception.

Frank J. Conway Finneytown Cincinnati Middletown Diane Joyce Stamp Owen Edward Mercer II Owen Edward Mercer Carthage Charles D. Stamp Inland Drive Mercer Carthage Methodist Church Patricia Schroder Carol Jean Dettmer Millicent Mercer First National Bank of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Rho Tau Delta Robert Bauer Walter Stamp Charles Stamp Velma Lenk al Withrow Sandra Paul Lockmeyer Verne Baker Eva Wells Charles Bishop Elinor Conway Sara Jane Lockmeyer Sandy Baker Ann Bishop

Bride's sister Deb Conway Flower Girl at Wedding

Deborah Lynn Conway served as flower girl in a yellow organza frock carrying a basket of yellow mums and daisies. Richard Burke acted as best man.

Deborah Lynn Conway Richard Burke Fleen Schultz Richard Allen Ross Marty Carr Schultz Bestman Roger Schultz Robert D. Ross Tom Copely C Richard Ross Michael, Barry

Marriage Licenses Issued for Six Couples in Area

Winford F. Guthrie a laborer of 4682 Canal Road Hamilton weds Jane Elizabeth Moore 20 of Middletown Trailer Park. Donald H Parker 29 construction worker Hamilton weds Vada Gertrude Puckett 27 of 1607 Bermice Ave. Frank Howard 4 carpenter Box 334 Maui weds Minnie Alice White 27 sax player Box 2 Maud. Arthur L Hardiman 19 US Air Force Cincinnati weds Jean Schrimper 17 Middletown Rt. 1.

Winford F. Guthrie Canal Road Hamilton Jane Elizabeth Moore Middletown Trailer Park Donald Herbert Parker Vada Gertrude Puckett Bermice Ave Frank Howard Maui Minnie Alice White Maud Arthur L. Hardiman U. S. Air Force Cincinnati Jean Schrimper Middletown Rt

Lock In Screens Prevent Children From Opening Windows

The plan calls for screens anchored to windows to stop children from opening them. This aims to prevent falls and injuries by keeping children safely inside while still allowing airflow.

Marriage Solemnized at Salvation Army Citadel

Former Middletonian Miss Alma Rose Salzmann wed Charles Edward Lang Friday night at 7:30 in the Salvation Army Citadel with Brigadier Alex Bunton officiating. The bride, daughter of Jamaica, N Y residents, wore ice blue taffeta and a pearl crown. the groom is the son of Hamilton residents. The ceremony featured nuptial music and a reception. The couple will live in Hamilton after a wedding trip.

Donald Treadway Brigadier Bunton Roberta Sharp Capt Donna Goforth Robert Rector

Portable Tables Do Extra Duty

Portable dining and snack areas are provided for today’s living thanks to talented innovations in table design. Stacking and nesting tables stay out of the way until needed, then pull out to support platters or popcorn. Coffee tables unit pieces can form larger surfaces, and flip tables double usable space for dining or game settings. A sofa table in an open area serves as a buffet.

Stay Back From TV Screens Warns Viewers

Public safety guidance advises families to keep children eight to twelve feet from large modern televisions to reduce strain and protect eyesight as screen brightness and size increase.

Bride Darlene Biskop Weds Alfred Nation in Church Ceremony

Miss Darlene Ruth Biskop daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Biskop of Moore Street married Alfred H Nation son of Mr and Mrs Harry Nation of Mohawk Street in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Rev H C Grunewald officiated. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline and a lace edged train. Attendants included maid of honor Sandra Powell and bridesmaids Miss Janet Ellis and Miss Mary Ellen Nelson. Best man Walter Nation with ushers Herbert Dalrymple and Ronald Willoughby. Reception followed in the church social room. The couple will reside in Monroe Meadows.

Darlene Ruth Biskop Alfred Biskop Moore Street Alfred H. Nation Harry Nation Mohawk Street H. C. Grunewald St. Paul's United Church of Christ Thomas Bailey Robert Sutton Janet Ellis Mary Ellen Nelson Carolyn Nation Walter Nation Herbert Dalrymple Ronald Willoughby Ruth Kesling Virginia Cassidy Mary Nation Bhird Middletown High School Lemon-Monroe High School Monroe Meadows Janet McNabb

Double Ring Wedding Unites Miss Ross and Mr Schultz

Miss Constance Lou Ross and Jesse Schultz Jr united in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Friday evening at 7 30 The Rev G Walter Weber officiated with Mrs Joseph Atkinson at the piano and Jack Murray singing The bridal party wore formal gowns and the couple plans to reside on Christel Ave after a wedding trip south Mr Schultz is a Middletown High School graduate employed by Armco Steel Corp

Constance Lou Ross Carl Ross Wildwood Road Jesse Schultz Jr Jesse Schultz Woodlawn Avenue G. Walter Weber First Baptist Church Joseph Atkinson Jack Murray C. Richard Ross Edward Kendall Tom Copely Fred Boehm Larry Hamilton Schultz Middletown High School Armcor Steel Corp re-Christel Ave

Breakfast study links protein to better Urbana work

An University of Illinois study finds workers who eat a solid breakfast perform better and stay more energetic than those who skip or eat poorly. The report recommends a breakfast with protein from eggs meat or milk to boost productivity.

Urbana, Ill University of Illinois

Green pea soup meets turtle soup fusion

Equal parts homemade green pea soup and clear green turtle soup form a combined base. Top with a fluffy crown of whipped cream for a light finish.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Mercer Donald Spears Eric Schneider Doris Kober Robert C. MacSpadden Fellowship Hall Owen E. Mercer II Turquoise Pink Slim James Hartman Roy Scott Paul Garrett The Citadel Robert Margerum Russell Griffin James Goforth Henry Howard Hobert Deaton Lang Darlene Biskop Chantilly Sandra Powell Osborne Faille Miss Ross Mr. Schultz William Gillen Curtis Gardner Ted Martin Edward Maschinot Kimberly Annn Ross Kath Tobias Mink Emba Autum Haze Dark Ranch Mink Glenhaven
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