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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
10
An older reader’s wardrobe rut is explored with advice on switching styles. It suggests varying suits, dresses, and hats from habitual patterns, using Papange as inspiration, and choosing simpler or bolder lines to refresh appearance and invite fresh compliments.
A host should redirect a group of women away from heavy talk to lighter subjects. The aim is to keep guests from leaving in low spirits by steering conversation toward more uplifting topics and away from gloom.
NEA fashion notes reveal sunshades spanning satin and net to rugged raffia. Parasols of the Gay Nineties revive in a modern run, offering saucy charm and stylish protection as sun threats rise in New York.
Ruth Millett argues fathers should curb spending on children’s luxuries to secure the family’s future. She urges a firm budget, listing income and expenses, to prevent financial burden in old age and avoid indulging costly temptations for kids.
Judith Elkins, 30, a science instructor and divorcee, is charged with assault with intent to kill after a hospital aide, Jay L. Shaw, 26, was shot four times in a roadside ditch. Shaw, of Downey Veterans Hospital, was in serious condition but recovering. he said Elkins fired at him after offering a ride to Miss Leona Lindberg, a student nurse.
A man told police a shooting occurred en route to Miss Lindberg’s home. Lt Maurice Green said the woman stated Shaw molested her. Mrs Elkins was released on five thousand dollar bond awaiting a police court hearing Wednesday.
Gifts and pledges to Wilmington College development fund total $14,609. The campaign seeks $50,000 overall through a popular subscription effort to boost the college.
The body of 75 year old Robert E. Strohfeldt was found in Walton creek near Cincinnati yesterday. He apparently fell from a bridge. A separate note mentions a $200,000 drive for a new auditorium at the college.
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