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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1962
Page
14
By Alice Lawler, the piece notes sharp increases in college expenses affecting families and educators. It asks whether students can withstand early semesters and whether four years of college are affordable or worthwhile, highlighting sobering implications for both parents and schools.
The piece argues against viewing college as a playground and urges students to assess the true value of higher education. It notes tuition and fees rose 6 percent in private colleges and 5 percent in public ones, with room and board, books, clothes, and transport adding to costs. It stresses students must justify expenses to themselves and their families and consider self-reliance.
An editorial advocates establishing a Middletown junior college at South School to curb costs for local and outside students. It argues two year study as a stepping stone toward four year degrees, reducing living expenses and supporting those aiming to earn rather than coast.
A housewife recounts shopping downtown and fighting mismanaged meters. She narrates three failed attempts to feed coins, a parking ticket, and the city building visit, ending with a vow not to return until meters die. The piece blends humor with critique of urban crosswalks and parking enforcement.
The Rev. Sidney C. McCammon officiated as Heather Hidy and Roger W. Lawson united in marriage at the Church of the Ascension in a double ring ceremony at 7:30. Miss Faith Hidy attended as maid of honor. James D Lawson served as best man. The couple will reside on Fulton Lane after a wedding trip south.
Patricia Lou Oakley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Oakley, married Roger Karl Eckart, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Eckart, at Gideon Road Church of Christ. Clergyman Brother Clifton Webb presided. Bride wore white lace street-length dress with scalloped hem, yellow carnation corsage. Attendant Miss Darlene Caldwell. Best man Roger Spencer. Patricia a Lemon-Monroe graduate employed by Armco Steel. Roger a Fenwick graduate who attended Marietta College and works for Miami Cabinet Division. They will reside on Sutphin Street.
A vendor touts a full line of scented products to refresh and cool during hot weather. Include jasmine rose lavender and green woods notes in bath soaps salts oils and milks. Hair care sprays perfumes puff powders sachets silk tissue envelopes and scented handkerchiefs complete the fragrance story.
Glass luncheon and dinner services are produced by a process that ensures strength and heat resistance. They are washable like china using hot soap or detergent, followed by hot rinsing.
The wedding occurred August 31 at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Miss Martyn Holstein wore a mint sheath and carried a white bouquet. maid of honor Miss Martha Engle wore beige lace with a yellow mum bouquet. Beth Holstein was flower girl in beige organdy. Orville Wright was brother in law. Paul and Phil Brewer were ushers, reception hosted by Elizabeth Rentschler Carol Schwenn and Mrs Orville Wright. Parents are Ervin Rogers of Hamilton and Donald VanDyne Sr. of Poplar Street.
A kitchen tip suggests using honey or maple syrup to sweeten whipped cream. Choose honey for floral notes or maple for a rich caramelized depth. Start with a small amount and adjust to taste.
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