Carmody Sora Vows Said At St John s Church
At St John s Church a nuptial high mass united Miss Sandra Carmody and John A Sora in a double ring ceremony read by Rev John Oberlander at 9 30 a m The lace slipper satin gown featured a chapel train seed pearls and an English illusion veil An orchid and stephanotis bouquet framed the bride as Judith Ann Davis served as maid of honor Mary Ellen Sora joined by Gloria Sora as junior brides maid Elegant pale gold brocade gowns adorned the attendants Frank Capozzi served as best man for the groom.
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St. John’s Church
Sandra Carmody
David . Coleman
Tytus Avenue
Thomas D. Carmody Jr
John A. Sora
Bernard Sora
Grand Avenue
John Oberlander
Coleman
Judith Ann Davis
Mary Ellen Sora
Gloria Sora
Sora Washis
Frank Capozzi
Heloise tips Dust first before window washing
Dear Gals advise wiping dust from dusty windows before applying cleaning liquids to prevent mud piles and extra mess. Use dry cloth brush or crumpled news paper to remove most dust, saving water time and energy. Also note wearing cotton gloves under rubber gloves protects hands from dampness.
Cold Day Glove Tip for Warm Hands
On cold days wear rubber gloves over winter cotton gloves to keep hands warm. Regular cotton gloves become damp, making hands colder. The layered approach prevents moisture transfer and maintains warmth.
Bridal party roles and reception for local wedding
Ald Coleman stepbrother of the bride and Joe Presta and Joe Stagmyer served as ushers. After mass the bridal party and immediate family had a wedding breakfast at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marconi. A reception followed at the Elks Temple on North Main Street hosted by Miss Mary Carmody Miss Joan Martin and Miss Marilyn Gebhart. The couple will live at 703 Cleveland Street after a Florida honeymoon. Mrs Sora is a Middletown High School graduate and a Barnitz Bank teller. Her husband, Fenwick High School alumnus, works for Marconi Electric Service.
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Ald Coleman
Joe Presta
Joe Stagmyer
Joseph Marconi
Elks Temple
N. Main Street
Mary Carmody
Joan Marjtin
Marilyn Gebhart
Florida
Cleveland St
Middletown High School
Sora
Barnitz Bank
Fenwick High School
Marconi Electric Service
Methods For Cleaning Iron And Storing Leftovers
The author lists two iron cleaning methods using baking soda and vinegar with a damp sponge and barely warm iron, followed by wiping with a damp cloth. They also describe using waxed paper sandwich bags to store small amounts of leftovers such as fried chicken, boiled potato, or dry vegetables, noting bags take less refrigerator space and reduce dishwashing.
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Kay
Peter Schenk
Pen and Pencil Grip Trick For Painful Writing
In a reader letter Mathew M describes painful handwriting from cramping fingers. He suggests wrapping a wide rubber band around the pencil near the end to ease grip and improve control, noting the band must be adjusted after sharpening but finds it worth the effort.
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Mathew M
Heloise Suggests Pencil Help for All Ages and Abilities
Dear Mat columnist Heloise notes a device or method useful for small children learning to write and for people with partially crippled hands. The tip aims to ease practice and encourage legible handwriting.
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Heloise
Restoring Chintz Curtains With Warm Paraffin Starch Glaze
Homemaker shares a method to glaze chintz curtains using cooked starch mixed with paraffin. Grating paraffin onto the warm starch helps it melt and set, producing a lustrous finish. The author notes the curtain result looks perfectly beautiful, though reader caution is advised about glaze type and quality.
Unique Theme Used For Dance At Manchester Inn Ballroom
Coterie's Olympic Jump dance night drew many couples to the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Festivities opened at 7 30 p m with dinner and dancing to Bob Hecker s orchestra amid Olympic wall decor and international flags. Reservations listed dozens of member couples and several guest pairs.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Daneling
Bob Hecker
Dear Heloise Olive Jar Lunch Box Tip
A reader suggests using two to three inch plastic medicine bottles for kids lunch boxes. They hold olives or pickles without juices leaking, replacing breakable baby food jars. Doris Syfer shares the idea.
Notes From Colleges About Area Students
Indiana University pledges include Karen Velte of 301 Stanley Street pledged to Alpha Omicron Pi. Janet Robinson of Linden Avenue pledges Kappa Kappa Gamma at Ohio Wesleyan as part of 25 new fall pledges. Dana Danner of Linden Avenue and Edward Timmer of The Alameda will join Beta Theta Pi at Purdue, both Dean's List. Kenneth Allen of W State Street begins at Tri-State College as business administration mayor. Mary Barber of Trenton at Berea College is a sophomore. Jimmy Taylor of Dell Drive joins Kappa Pi at Eastern Kentucky State College. Joan Harris of 32 McGee Avenue returns to Wheaton College as a junior.
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Karen Velte
Stanley Street
Indiana University
Miss Velte
Alpha Omicron Pi
Janet Robinson
William K. Robinson
Linden Avenue
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Ohio Wesleyan
Dana Danner
Don Danner
Linden Ave
Edward Timmer
The
Alameda
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Kenneth A. Allen
George Allen
W. State Street
Trenton
Tri-State College
Angola
Business Administration
Jimmy Taylor
Homer Taylor
Dell Drive
Kappa Pi Fraternity
Eastern Kentucky State College
Gerald W Hensley Listed as Lincoln College Student
Gerald W Hensley son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Hensley of Florence Street is a student at Lincoln College in Lincoln Iowa city Lincoln College is identified in the readable text as the institution in Lincoln Iowa the report notes his college enrollment and family background.
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Gerald W. Hensley
Harlan Hensley
Florence Street
Lincoln College
Lincoln, Ii
Ohio University pledge adds Barbara Bennett to Alpha Delta Pi
Barbara Lynn Bennett daughter of Dr and Mrs Roger Bennett Kensington Street is pledged to XI chapter of Alpha Delta Pi at Ohio University as freshman elementary education major. Three Wilmington College students honored for academic achievement include William Csellak junior English major Edith Yingst senior history major and James Young son of local residents among 23 recognized.
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Robert Young
Lynn Drive
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Ohio University
Barbara Lynn Bennett
Roger Bennett
Kensington Street
Middletown
Wilmington College
William Csellak
McGee Avenue
Edith Yingst
A. L. Yingst
Aberdeen Drive
James Young
Excision? Donna Mize Student at Evangel College
Donna Mize daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Mize of Excen is a junior majoring in history at Evangel College in Springfield Mo.
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Donna Mize
Don Mize
Exce N
History
Evangel College
Springfield
Marie Antoinette Dies at Age Thirty Eight
The historical figure Marie Antoinette dies at age thirty eight, marking the end of her tumultuous life in the late 18th century. Her death closes a pivotal chapter in European regal history and has lasting impact on the French monarchy.
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Marie Antoinette
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