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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1957
Page
10
Cynthia Lowry notes Sally Wright's Gardening a New World for Children offers adults and kids gardening ideas. It covers potpourri recipes using dried petals, edible flowers for culinary use, and simple projects tying gardening to photography, flower arranging, and cooking.
Ginnerware designer Erwin Kalle argues cup handles should fit a human hand for balance and grip. He promotes modern lines and color, favoring varied pieces over complete matching sets to avoid boredom with meals.
The Ohio Chess Association announced the 1957 Ohio Chess Championship Tournament will be held at the Seneca Hotel in Columbus from August 31 to September 2 with seven rounds over the three days. First round is at 1 p.m. August 31. Roads built by ancient Rome still form the skeleton for Europe’s highways.
An old feature explains chinchilla care for pets. It describes their silky fur, delicate touch, and need for cool environments in hot weather. Advice covers housing, feeding, dust baths, and daily habits of mothers fathers and babies.
The Rev. Charles W. Robertson, Guernsey County s oldest Spanish War Veteran, died yesterday at Aspinwall Veterans Hospital in Pennsylvania. A retired minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, he is survived by son Russell and daughter Ethel Hill, both of Pittsburgh.
A collection of historical locomotives is displayed in a museum located about 16 miles southwest of St. Louis Union Station, showcasing vintage rail equipment for visitors and researchers.
Columbus, Ohio. State conservationist T. C Kennard said with the U S Soil Conservation Service that more soil conservation practices are up as farm plans operate. Noted efforts include Gosntons ponds, 1,106 acres of tree planting and additional soil conserving measures.
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