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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1948
Page
7
The saddle brown tan popular with many youths is often unsuitable for lighter or sallow complexions as it deepens yellow tones. Prolonged sun exposure damages skin and fades slowly, with reconditioning challenging. A light golden tan, easier to maintain, is preferable, paired with protective sun cream to preserve skin freshness.
The Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies Connecticut Indemnity Company authorized to operate in Ohio. Financials as of December 31, 1947 show assets 6,134,596.91 liabilities 4,353,300.09 net assets 1,751,296.82 paid-up capital 500,000 surplus 1,251,296.82 income 5,972,366.51 expenditures 3,400,505.40. Signed in Columbus on July 1, 1948 by W. Lee Shield.
Fall sewing appeal for a deep square V neckline blouse pattern numbered 9317. Includes full illustrated Sew Chart, sizes 12 through 42, with a size 16 fabric estimate of 4% yards at 39 inches. Send 25 cents to Middlesex Journal Pattern Dept. at 232 West 18th Street, New York.
A CornelI University professor argues that knowing whom to marry matters more than when to marry. He notes many couples succeed by choosing the right person despite early hardships and parental interference. The piece contrasts the professor’s view with anecdotes of lasting marriages. The ad promotes Marian Martin Pattern Book and fashion catalog.
Ostend and the Belgian coast face sharp declines as currency restrictions and heavy rains drive away visitors. British travelers stay away, Belgians travel abroad for better rates, and hotels report near empty rooms. Local measures like tax abolition and cheaper petrol aim to lure tourists as costs rise.
Robert Butts son of R E Butts of 116 Broad St visited Middletown from Washington D C and watched River Downs. In the fifth race his 2-1 favorite Advisory finished fifth and then died crossing the wire. The disillusioned radio engineer plans to return to precise hobbies.
James H. Jackson of 125 South Broad St. was fined 35 dollars and jailed a week for being drunk and resisting arrest after authorities found him intoxicated on North Clinton Street. Arresting officer George Proffitt reported Jackson tried to throw a chair at the station. Two others were fined for disorderly conduct. Nine more faced alcohol related penalties with fines totaling 90 dollars or bonds forfeited for failure to appear. A separate note reports warm weather in New York with a Fort Totten medical center selling firewood and India’s rainfall varying by region.
Civitan Club holds a noon business session at the Manchester Hotel. Sportsmen's Club trustees meet at 8 p m in the clubhouse. Local unit of the US National Guard drills at 7 p m at the barracks. Span ish American War Veterans gather at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home. Cancer Clinic opens at 7 p m at Middletown Hospital. Lemon Township trustees meet at 7 30 p m in the Township building in North Excelle. Hunter Clark Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club. Middletown Co operative Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m in the Manchester Hotel. WPFB radio host Ranny Daly speaks at Rotary luncheon in the Manchester Hotel.
Modest Maidens trademark registered with the U S Patent Office will meet at 8 p m at the YMCA Moose Club holds a basic meeting at 8 p m at the hall House committee and executive card Blythe Williams Post 231 meet at 7 30 p m at the hall Power and automatic machinery were applied to spinning cotton at Statesburg South Carolina with no permanent success about the same time Slater built his famous mill in Rhode Island
The couple decides to acknowledge each gift in their own handwriting. They recognize the task is lengthy but insist on a personal touch rather than outsourcing to others.
The Eagles annual picnic is planned at LeSourdsville Lake with orphans from the Butler County Home as honored guests.
The Chauf feurs, Teamsters and Helpers Local Union No 836 will convene at 7 30 p m in the Trades and Labor Council Hall. Members of Order of Ahepa are noted in attendance.
John J. Lenihan announces the Democratic picnic set for August 15 at Hamilton D.A.V. Gardens. The committee includes grounds George Brandhoff Thomas Feltz and Paul Clear with speakers Edward J. Gardner Harry Dell Paul Benninghofen and Sheldon Burns. Entertainment includes Harry Greevey Phil Irwin Frank Schwab refreshments by Herbert Mick Lester Long and John Kiep. Reception committee lists Thomas Galeese Robert Long Robert Sullivan Martin Coffey Martin Elser Lammie Bailey George Averdick and Charles Lukey Lukey. Invitations sent to state candidates many expect to attend. program begins about 7:30 p m.
American travelers on British railways learn baggage check becomes a cloakroom ticket, barkmen and conductors are guardsmen, a caboose is a brake van, express freight becomes parcel traffic, a switchman is a pointsman, and a string of cars is a rake of wagons.
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