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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1971
Page
16
Heloise shares kitchen hacks from a foil lined cookie sheet keeping the oven bottom clean by trapping drippings. She notes rinsing and reusing foil saves effort and suggests plastic bag gaps as car trash bags. An additional reader tip uses a blender for upholstery shampoo foam to stretch the product.
Reba Frances McGuigan married William Timothy McGonigle in a 7:30 p.m. candlelight ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Isaacs McGuigan of Hamilton, wore a slipper satin gown with Swiss lace and a chapel train. The couple, honeymooning in the southern states, will reside on Clara Drive, Trenton.
Women across neighborhoods discuss Halloween limits age and hours for trick or treating. Some favor 6 to 8 PM and an age cap of 12 to 18, while others want earlier hours and freedom to roam. Many insist on neighborhood boundaries and safe practices, with a few nostalgic for past community parties.
In New York a vintage sashoned knit cap popular in children’s departments is described as the season’s right look for winter. The cap sits down over the face to eyebrow level, providing warmth with a stylish edge.
After collecting goodies mothers vow to check treats first the children may receive. Mrs Ritter notes their boys dump items on the floor and examine them through a magnifying glass with emphasis on fruit and unwrapped items.
Work proceeds on a 163 foot concrete carillon tower on Aspen Island by Parliament House. The structure will house 3 bronze bells spanning a 4.5 octave range, forming a prominent new musical landmark.
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