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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1948
Page
7
A husband recounts five troubled years with Mary Haworth, blaming jealousy and social climbers for tensions. The adviser flags mutual blame, urges a psychiatric study of personality factors to restore balance and common sense remedies.
A small child delights with cute sayings while the text notes Mexico’s important products include God silver cattle and oil. The piece contrasts sharing one story about the child with overwhelming detail that could bore an audience.
New York fashion notes by the NEA describe dresses and suits with long full skirts in chambray stripes gingham checks and plaids. Velvet sashes and gold belts elevate simple cottons to high style as prints compete with monotone weaves in designs by Jerry Parris and Del Mar for summer wear.
An aging habit of fault finding in women creates a cold, unfriendly expression. Tolerant women who overlook minor quirks reveal a warmer, more generous personality, enhancing beauty and warmth in their face and demeanor.
Ohio farmers anticipate a seven percent increase in 1948 corn acreage, according to Ohio State University farm experts. National projections show smaller corn acreage, but hybrid seed corn could lift the U S crop by about 20 percent from last year.
AFL Musicians Union strikes in Cleveland targeting various taverns and nightclubs. They demand 10 percent of musicians’ wages to fund a central wage office to handle state and federal social security and compensation deductions for workers.
Lifts in some South African gold mine shafts travel up and down at 3,500 feet a minute, more than twice the speed of New York City's fastest skyscraper elevators.
A woman’s ease in handling tasks is not a gift but careful planning. By anticipating tomorrow’s needs today she avoids last minute rushes, stays calm, and keeps the household well run. Those who plan ahead gain time to handle the unexpected and enjoy their organized routine.
Mother, did you ever see such adorable tulip twin dresses in Pattern 9128 with tulip applique and bloomers. Pattern 7128 offers sizes 2 to 10 and a complete sew chart. Order from Middle Town Journal Pattern Dept New York for 25 cents, plus 15 cents for Marian Martin Pattern Book with free belts and a tomorrow feature on women’s dress.
Five motorists were injured when a car overturned in a ditch along River Road at the U S 2 intersection late Sunday. Wilma Jean King, 17, suffered back injuries. Mrs. William Birgel, 18, nose injuries and concussion. her husband cut on the face. Charles Rogers, 23, Hamilton, and Felix Hacker, 22, Freeman Ave., were cut and bruised. Rogers, driving, said he lost control while turning from U S 27 onto River Road.
Oscar L. West, 46, Cleveland, was fatally injured when his car struck a culvert north of Marysville yesterday. Police investigators are reviewing the accident details and roadway conditions.
Three spring menus offer affordable, seasonal selections to boost family meals. Breakfast features hot applesauce poached eggs bran muffins fortified margarine coffee and milk. Luncheon and dinner provide chicken vegetable soup cottage cheese brown bread vanilla tapioca with rhubarb, liver croquettes fluffy potatoes turnips green bean salad bread fortified margarine lemon pie with pudding and beverages.
A meal note lists Chicken Maryland steamed rice buttered asparagus fresh or canned, spring salad, apple crisp, and coffee, offering a simple luncheon or dinner plate.
A reader documents two full daily menus for a family of five with total prices of about 2.71 for one day and 3.86 for another. Breakfasts include fruit, grains, and dairy. lunches feature meats, vegetables, and desserts. dinners present chicken pot pie and beef steak options with sides and beverages.
CADIZ Ohio AP The Ohio Reclamation Association plans to sow forage grasses by helicopter on about 1000 acres of strip mine spoil banks. Seed was sown by conventional airplanes last year and officials said the helicopter would arrive from Michigan tomorrow.
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