Herrmann Family Plans Three Coming Weddings
The Herrmanns announce engagements of daughters Kathleen Ann Margaret Jean and Ann Therese. Kathleen to Dale Grassbaugh vows March 13 at St Edwards Ashland while Margaret plans May 1 nuptials to Robert Dreher in Medina with Mass at St Francis Xavier. Anne Therese engaged to George Schaefer with details pending.
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Herrmann
Frederick H. Herrmann
RD 1
Homerville
Herrmanns
Kathleen Ann
Margaret Jean
Ann Therese
Kathleen
Dale
Grassbaugh
Clarence Grassbaugh
Vernon
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Ashland
Margaret
Robert Andrew Dreher
Sophia Dreher
Wedgewood Rd
Medina
George L. Schaefer
Leo Schaefer
East
Oberlin
Mr. Schaefer
St. Francis Xavier Church
Kathleen, Margaret and
Anne Therese Herrmann
Should youth drop out of college
Dr Joyce Brothers advises the reader to communicate openly with parents, consider transferring to a better fit university rather than quitting, and view higher education as an opportunity. She notes impersonal lectures contribute to dropouts and urges finding a personalized campus environment while acknowledging unavoidable establishment involvement. Teens’ drinking issue noted with notice for a leaflet.
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Joyce Brothers
Chronicle-Telegram
Leftover pastry makes a quick treat for all ages
After finishing a pie, bake leftover pastry as a snack. Roll out trimmings and cut shapes with cookie cutters. Kids can help with the mess. Brown the cookies then serve with jam or peanut butter, or fill with jam and seal edges. A sprinkle of cinnamon and sugar adds flair.
The Honourable Use in British Titles and Envelopes
Dear Miss Vanderbilt explains that The Honourable is never spoken and used only on envelopes. Children of peers are The Honourable John Burke. wives of peers’ sons are The Hon. Mrs. John Burke, and if the woman marries, she becomes The Hon. Mrs. Brown.
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Miss Vanderbilt
T.J
Baltimore, Md
Britain
John Burke
Mary Burke
Mr. Brown
Brown
First Lady's maid enjoys White House hospitality
Josefina Sanchez, the First Lady's personal maid, says the White House is warm and welcoming. She and her husband Manolo Sanchez, the President's valet, live in a two room suite on the third floor and are treated with kindness by the Nixon family and staff.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Josefina
White House
Julie
David Eisenhower
Town Birth and Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Highlight Coralville Item
Dr. William T. Yates and wife welcome daughter Sarah Hart born Feb 5 at University Hospital Iowa City. Grandparents Walter Bandlow and John Yates noted. The MU MU Chapter Beta Sigma Phi to meet at 8 p.m. at 156 Campagna, Mrs. Larry Searles host. program theme Pleasures of Possession. A slave auction will be featured.
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Sarah Hart
William T. Yates
Sixth Ave
Coralville
Iowa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Yates
Walter E. Bandlow
Lakewood
John R. Yates
Oberlin Rd
Walter Bandlow
Arlington
Walter Grahl
Lake
MU MU
Beta Sigma Phi
Larry Searles
Campagna
Historic fish riches of New England and current harvests
A historical note recalls 350 years of abundant New England waters rimmed with cod haddock salmon and flounder once seen as private to fishermen. Today many species face harvesting pressure while Massachusetts ports still land Whit ing cod pollock haddock flounder and scallops with advice on preserving flavor in cooking fish.
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England
New England
Georges Bank
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Boston
New Bedford
America
Europe
North Atlantic
Engagement Notice for Diane Singleton and James Knoble
Mrs. Diane Singleton of 218 Charles St South Amherst announces her engagement to James C. Knoble son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Knoble of 503 West Main St South Amherst The couple both graduated in 1968 from local high schools and plan a future wedding after his U S Navy service in Bremerton Washington
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Robert W. Singleton
Charles St
South Amherst
Diane
James C. Knoble
Lawrence Knoble
West Main St
Mr. Knoble
Elyria Catholic High School
U.S. Navy
Simon Lake
Bremerton
Wash
Nordson Corp
Amherst
Bath Soothes Muscles After Spring Activity
A deep hot bath relieves aching muscles after spring cleaning and outdoor activity. Soak in antibacterial soap suds for at least ten minutes to calm tension, then towel dry briskly. Daily use may help prevent minor skin infections from small cuts.
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Black River High School
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Ohio Farmers Insurance Group
Leroy
Ohio
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St. Vincent de Paul High School
Anne Therese
Lodi Community Hospital
Franklin A. Bates
Robert Dreher
Cloverleaf High School
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
George Schaefer
Alcoa
Dr. Brothers
DR. Joyce Brothers
MR. C
William Devane
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Yale
Amy
By Amy Vanderbilt
Caroline Kennedy
Luci Johnson Nugent
Lynda Bird Robb
Fina
Air Force One
Florida
King Timahoe
Pasha
Vicki
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixons
New York
Pierre Cardin
Corolia
Agnes Hartman
D.C.T
Chanterin Fd
Grafton
Steve Medical Board
HIVE
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
Carmen Wertrer
Laperic Role
Righletto
Ada
Rivero Prove
Diane Singleton
James S. Knoble
Miss Singleton
New Brighton High School
New Brighton
Oberlin College
Cat & Pet
N. Digs Rd
Elyria
Second ST
North Zayre Northgate
East Abbe RD