Parents Sanction Unconscious Behind Bad Child Behavior
A Mayo Clinic and University of California study finds that seemingly well behaved parents can unknowingly sanction a delinquent child. Hidden pleasure in misdeeds may be conveyed through reactions that gratify the antisocial acts, guiding the scapegoat child toward ongoing misconduct.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medicalisation
Adelaide M. Johnson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Soarek
University of California
Doctors Warn On Juvenile Delinquency Causes
The doctors suggest that juvenile delinquency stems from family dynamics and unconscious behavior. They advise that both parents and child should be treated when delinquency arises and that parental awareness may reduce neurotic fallout and societal spread.
Nancy Holloway Becomes Bride of Paul W. Swisher
Nancy Holloway and Paul Wes Swisher wed at Elm Avenue Methodist Church Portsmouth Virginia on May 26. The bride wore ivory brocade satin with Chantilly lace and a three quarter sleeve gown. After the ceremony the couple left for a two week honeymoon to Virginia Beach and other Virginia landmarks. The couple will reside at 752 Pearl street after their August return. Nancy is a Grafton High School graduate and member of Tau Phi Lambda Sorority. Paul is a Grafton High School graduate, Navy veteran, and PE director coach at Deep Creek High School. The marriage was announced by their families.
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B. F. Holloway
Pearl Street
Nancy
Paul Wes Swisher
Charles Swisher
Elm Avenue Methodist Church
Portmouth
E. K. Emurian
W F. Swisher
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Swisher
Grafton High School
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
W. R. Meredith
CPA
Clarksburg
Grafton High
U. S. Navy
Salem College
Deep Creek High School
Norfolk County
Portsmouth
Farm Women Meet Chooses Clothes Topic At June Session
Knottsville Farm Women's Club held a June meeting at Mrs. Charles Wilson's home. Mrs. Fred Forman led the program Choosing Becoming Clothes, with devotions by Mrs. Claud Luzadder and a business session led by Mrs. Chester Sharp. Plans were made for a tour of West Virginia University on July 13 and a home nursing course taught by Red Cross trained instructors including Mrs. Loraine McCartney, Mrs. Joanna Moran, Mrs. Everett Ludwick, and Mrs. Fred Forman. Reports were given on the Farm Women's training conference trip. A dessert was served to many members and guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Fred Forman's home with Mrs. Hartford Haller as co-hostess.
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Knottsville Farm Women's Club
Charles Wilson
Fred Forman
Claud Luzadder
Chester Sharp
West Virginia University
Red Cross
Loraine McCartney
Joanna Moran
Everett Ludwick
Moran
Blanche Swisher
Ruth Sturms
Wilson
Luzadder
Swisher
Forman
McCartney
Lud
Hartford Haller
Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Local News Items
June hospital notes list Agnes Flanagan and others with addresses in City areas, including Warder Street and Main, plus Warder, Linco, Maple, and Thornton routes. Discharges include Mabel Tichnell and several residents from Albright Arden and Love. Groton squirrels are cared for by a cat after a rescue. Milwaukee residents evacuate during a national air alert.
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Agnes Flanagan
W. Main
Howard Peters
Mary Burniette
Mazie Constable
Warder
Nellie Pifer
Beatrice Harshberger
Thornton
Pallie Rigger
W. Washington
Florence Poling
Linco
Wyoma Gerkin
City
Warder Stansberry
Norman Weaver
Mabel Tichnell
Albright
Clarence McCloy
Rt. 4
Donna Baker
Arden
Lucy Sorbello
Wendel
Loretta Shackleford
Love. We Cat
Fort Lee Bride-to-Be Changes Name with a Letter Change
Fort Lee Virginia reports Cpl Sophie L Wisniewski of Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania will marry Pfc Casmir J Wisniewski of Cleveland Ohio in September. The wedding is noted as a light hearted change of spelling where one e becomes another in the bride’s surname.
Peas for Coffee? Winthrop Experiment
Joe Arn advocates a coffee substitute by roasting peas until brown then grinding them. He uses one tablespoon of the pea mixture per cup and one for the pot, claiming the brew tastes good.
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Winthrop
Joe Arnold
Joe
West Main Church To Host Officers Training School
West Main Street Methodist church will host an officers training school from 1 to 3 p.m. tomorrow for newly elected officers of the Women's Society of Christian Services in the area. District officers from Grafton, including Mrs. C Burl Mason and Mrs. Glen Harman, will conduct the session to train WSCS officers and outline duties. Participants include churches from Grafton area and Flemington, Prun GTown, Hammond, Knottsville, Rosemont, and Simpson.
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West Main Street Methodist
Women's Society of Christian Services
Grafton
C. Burl Mason
Glen Harman
WSCS
St. Paul's
Amens
St. John’s
Blueville
West Main
Flemington
Prungtown
Hammond
Knottsville Rosemont
Simpson
Inside the blood center’s busy washroom scene
A Milwaukee feature notes the daily workload of a blood center behind the scenes. It describes washing 1,300 test tubes 1,000 glass slides 300 pipettes 75 large bottles 300 constriction tubes and 900 hypodermic needles. The piece contrasts domestic chores with laboratory labor in a human interest frame.
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Milwaukee
YMW Begins Film Series On Marriage
The Knottsville Young Men and Women's Organization voted to start a film series titled Looking at Marriage. W. W. Earl of the National 4-H Club Foundation and C. C. Anderson of the Morgantown Agriculture Extension service will participate. Films air 8 p.m. Mondays, open to public and members, with a small collection for recreation.
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Knottsville
W.W. Earl
National 4-H Club Foundation
C. C. Anderson
Agriculture Extension Service
Morgantown
Dorman Williams
Williams
Joanna Moran
Local Births Reported With Three New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Carroll Pifer of 408 Maple avenue welcomed a daughter weighing 10 pounds 5 ounces born at 811 p m yesterday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McKinney of Wendell welcomed a daughter born at 207 am today weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. Rev and Mrs Ralph Burnette of 530 Maple avenue welcomed a daughter weighing 7 pounds 11 1 2 ounces born at 1237 am today.
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Carroll Pifer
Maple Avenue
Lloyd McKinney
Wendel
Ralph Burnette
Sisters Reunited After 43 Years In New Bedford
Two New Bedford sisters, Mrs. Marie Pinard and Miss Bertha Arsenault, were reunited with a third sister, Mrs. Rose Schnitzler of Elmira, New York, after 43 years apart. The rare gathering marks a long awaited family reunion bridging decades and miles.
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New Bedford
Mass
Marie Pinard
Bertha Arsenault
Rose Schnitzler
Elmira
N. Y
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