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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1949
Page
8
Mandy Mottram advises teens not to ignore problems such as looming tests budget issues or relationship quarrels. Facing reality early helps avoid larger trouble later and can lead to less worry and more happiness. Nancy offers help for school family or friend problems. Keep citrus fruits in a covered container in the refrigerator.
Recipe outlines a Pioneer style baked fillets dish for four with onions sautéed in butter, olive oil brushed dish, salt and pepper, buttered crumbs, parsley and crumbled bacon. Bake at 400 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes until cooked. Serve with parsley and bacon. Also lists tomorrow breakfast and lunch menus with varied items.
An advertisement touts MA-SOL a fast acting liquid medicine for arthritis neuritis sciatica and rheumatic pain. It claims quick blood absorption and rapid relief as it reaches every part of the body.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Ohio Department of Highways for Section HAM-127-1863-1888 and BUT-127 projects in Coleraine and Fairfield Townships. Work includes grading drainage paving and widening with asphaltic concrete 24 foot pavement over 1185601 feet. Bid due December 13 1949. Includes labor provisions wage rates and subletting rules. A certified check of 10000 accompanies bids. Plans and specs on file. Nov 28-Dec 5.
Dr. Harry H. Botts, longtime administrator at Marion Indiana VA Hospital, named new manager of Chillicothe VA Hospital effective December 11. He succeeds Dr. Cecil B. Shrout who retired after 32 years in government service. Botts previously led Chillicothe Hospital before his 1940 transfer to Marion.
In Columbus the United Electrical Workers briefed 250 delegates at the Fort Hayes Hotel in a session disputed as violating a October 20 injunction from Judge Joseph A. Artl. International officers led the meeting with support to wage gains, pensions, and opposition to Taft, claiming 50,000 Ohio UE members were represented by 44 locals.
Jefferson Lodge No 90 and Lincoln Lodge No 693 held a joint installation at the Masonic Temple on Saturday. Installing officers were John Martin Homer D Leffler Harold V Flagg Orville E Morris and the Rev H H Jung. Worshipful masters Edwin Tyson Jefferson Lodge and Charles H Chalfin Lincoln Lodge led the ceremony.
A brief note asserts milk drawn in the evening is superior to that taken in the morning, presenting a graded quality comparison without detailed data or sources.
A daily puzzle explains counting letters in your name and adjusting by rules to produce a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and check each key number left to right. Read the letters under checked figures to reveal today's message.
Ten year old Betty Lou Marbury travels to Memphis for x ray treatment on a severely diseased right hand believed to require amputation after Christmas. The girl, a fifth grader from Brownsville Tennessee, asked for national prayers while churchgoers across the country prayed for her and other ill children.
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company and the CIO Utilities Workers Union agreed to submit differences to the Toledo Labor Management Citizens Committee, averting a strike threat. Jerome Gross said discussions start Tuesday. Workers seek a six cent per hour raise, better pensions, weekly pay periods, and job evaluation.
Miss Myrtle Campbell reports theft of a purse from a table at the Crown cafe at South Fifth and Charles Streets in Hamilton. The purse contained $21.30 in cash according to the Friday police report.
Betty spends hours reading mail from sympathizers offering encouragement and homemade remedies. She receives telegrams and long distance calls, with many letters containing cures. One note from Christmas, Florida shows a Christmas tree stamp and the phrase glory to God in the highest.
Sunday patrols by Middletown Fire Department Companies 1 and 3 responded to a burning sidewalk barricade at the Clinton Street Reynolds Avenue cross. A kerosene torch ignited the barricade set to keep pedestrians off a new concrete walk. no damage. Emergency crew aided Hershel Haynes, 63, of Logan Avenue after a basement incident. He was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
Dr O Munns, aged 89, marked a birthday yesterday and stated he is still in practice. He said it is hard to retire when people are in distress and seek help, underscoring his ongoing commitment to medicine in Oxford.
A new aircraft proves its capability to land and depart from a space as small as a tennis court, highlighting slowness rather than speed as its defining feature.
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