Alpha Waves in Brain Monitors May Boost Memory and Relaxation
In Los Angeles a couple market a pocket EEG device that converts alpha brain waves into beeps to train users to increase alpha output. They claim it sharpens mental processes and memory while promoting calm, but critics warn of overhyped benefits and potential suggestibility in meditative states.
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Alexandria Church of God installs teaching staff for new year
The Alexandria Church of God named and installed its teaching staff during Sunday worship with Mrs. Esther Kirkpatrick Bauer as guest speaker. The roster spans nursery to adult classes including Ron Ruby in Youth I and Larry Mercer in Youth II, and Rev. Dwight R. McCurdy delivering sermons at 8:30, 10:30, and 7 p.m. services titled When the Birds Stop Singing and The Power of a Praying Church.
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Mrs. Whittemore Accepts Post At Alexandria Chamber
Mrs. Robert Whittemore of Alexandria has become secretary at the Chamber of Commerce succeeding Mrs. Earl Lewis. A former Warner Gear office worker in Muncie and photographer, she spent summers at Bradford Nursing Home and volunteers with Red Cross and Daughters of Isabella at St Marys Church. She lives on Rt. 2 with her husband and four children.
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Dorothy) Whittemore
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