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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
7
In a reflective opening, a nosy narrator resumes work at Fortson Pharmacy, reveling in the creosote scent, the lure of money, and a fondness for knowing people and their motives. He enjoys piecing together stories from talk, tattle, and actions as he resumes his daily routine at the small town drugstore.
A busy morning at the local shop sparks chaos when a Pekinese named Ching bites Roger Blessen, triggering a dramatic reaction from a Seeing Eye dog and a startled crowd. Betsy Sharpe aids, Mrs. Grace Muchmore observes, and Myra Sharpe stirs trouble as tensions rise before a continuation.
Minor grooming mishaps pop up in daily life and a purse emergency kit provides solutions. Include a needle and thread, a tiny sewing card, and neutral colors. use soap scraps as a pin cushion or run stopper. adhesive tape handles minor injuries and snags. scissors cut tape and nails. store everything in a small fabric bag for organization.
Beef Liver Florentine Style serves four. Ingredients include beef liver flour olive oil garlic sage salt pepper and tomato puree. Liver is dredged in flour fried with garlic and sage, then seasoned and finished with tomato puree.
In Ashtabula a police patrol car pursued a fleeing auto, siren wailing, until it reached General Hospital. Patrol officers Norman Hummer and Robert Dieffenbacker arrived as Mrs. Esther Brenneman, 21, of Jefferson, delivered a baby there with her husband Roger explaining they could not stop in time.
Dr Edmund G Howe age 66 died of a heart ailment yesterday. He led the Marietta College Department of Political Science and previously taught at the University of Alabama from 1920 to 1938. He maintained a Tuscaloosa home and spent summers there, leaving a wife and two sons.
Instruction notes to remove liver from pan, then stir in one tablespoon oil and tomato puree. Continued on page 9.
DETROIT AP A Dayton D boy, 14 year old Dick Modler, shattered the national speed record for class C models in the junior division at the Plymouth fourth international model plane contest. He later posted 141.79 mph in class D, surpassing the old mark of 139.48 mph pending official acceptance. In gas powered control line stunt, Toledo’s William Knepshield finished seventh. Dayton’s Charles E Leboeuf placed fourth in class O senior with 140.79 mph.
Robert W. Cales, 40, who escaped police in Charleston West Virginia last summer despite a wooden leg, was arrested by the FBI in Cleveland. He is wanted on an extortion charge.
Dr. Clessen H Dougherty, 52, a dentist at the Orient State School for two decades, died yesterday after an apparent heart attack in a Grove City physician's office. Copper is the most generally employed hardener for silver.
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