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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1967
Page
6
The book A Hat on the Hall Table by Jean Reynolds Davis offers a parsonage life that hinges on a simple chairtable trick. Based on ministers wives experiences it blends humor and domestic insight with a defense of personal space amid visitors.
Nancy Lee Shick and Frank Thomas Allen married in a Saturday service at Trinity United Presbyterian Church Kenton. The couple will reside at 1225 Jackson Lane Apt 132. The bride, a Miami University student and Phi Beta Kappa, wore ivory satin with lace and a Cabbage rose veil. Reception followed. honeymoon planned at Merry Hill Lodge Pocono Mountains.
Miss Susan Parsons Baker and Charles William McDowell Jr. will dine tonight hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDowell of Glenmore Drive Ft. Knox Ky. The couple will wed tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Prichard Chapel Ft. Knox with guests from Radcliff Louisville Elizabethtown and beyond including Mr and Mrs Don Lennie Evanston Ill Rev and Mrs Edward well and others.
Richard D. Cole and Jay C. Foster were among 74 summer graduates at Ohio Northern University Ada. Cole earned a Bachelor of Arts in business administration while Foster earned a Bachelor of Arts in accounting.
Forest Hills saw the conclusion of its ladies golf events with a trophy luncheon yesterday. The program highlighted top finishers and community participation in the season finale at the club.
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors the annual Presidents Luncheon to open the club year. Mrs. Raymond J. Pett tebam general chairman urged federation club presidents to RSVP by noon on Sept. Ll. Reservations via Mrs. Joseph E. Alexander at 2802 Armco Drive. Registration at St. Luke's Presbyterian Church begins 11 15 a m. at country club lodge. Trophies awarded in Blind Partner Nassau and match play events with multiple winners and runners up named. Luncheon arrangements led by Mrs. Leasure Mourouzis McGee and Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Frazee hosted a dinner at Timrick Place in Monroe after the wedding rehearsal of their son Daniel Frazee and his fiancée Miss Janice Wilmer. Attendants and guests included Beverlie Moon Sue Skinner Sandy Sebald C David Rush William Ihlendorf Tim Curtis Dan Litsch Diana Ex Sharon Bennington Lynn Wilmer and the Wilmers. The couple plan to wed tonight at the Church of the Ascension with a reception to follow.
Carolyn Hall and Joyce Espenmiller hosted a linen shower for Linda Webb bride elect of Joe Spencer at Espenmiller home on Drive. The pink white and silver decor featured white wedding bells as centerpieces. Guests included Marilyn White Lynn Hickman Nancy Tullis Jane Maddox Linda Jones and Mrs. H P Espenmiller among others. The couple, daughter of Thomas Webb and Thomas Webb, and son of A B Spencer, are to wed September 16 at First Baptist Church.
Labor Day gathering guide suggests corn on the cob stuffed hamburgers and rolls. Emphasizes easy menu ideas, ample food, guest participation in cooking serving and cleanup. Desserts like cookies candy or watermelon fit indoors or out.
A column lists numerous birth notices with names of parents and locations across Victoria Avenue and nearby streets. Several entries mention twins and single births, along with extended family references and addresses in Trenton and surrounding areas. The section also offers cooking tips for corn and stuffed hamburgers, including methods and stuffing ideas.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved funds for Ohio projects. A carton loan of $131,865 supports planning for the Washington School rehabilitation urban renewal project in Cleveland. A grant of $833,050 finances a proposed family service center in the city.
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