Snake venom antidote production method
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
10
Frogs Imported for West Coast Town Garden Pest Control
The Newfoundland town imported 300 frogs from Canada for a horticultural project. The croakers were released into flower beds to reduce insect pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner’ Bro Canada
Newfoundland
Royal Rites Crown Miss Jeanne Coomer at Charity Ball
Miss Jeanne Coomer will be crowned Queen of the 1952 Charity Ball Friday at 10 p.m. Logan T. Johnston chairs Middletown Hospital and will crown her. Attendants include Miss Mary Logan and Miss Margaret Schneider. Mrs S J Kuderer to present roses. The Manchester Hotel hosts a "Celestial Ball" to raise funds for Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Coomer
Dave Regan
Logan T. Johnston
Middletown Hospital
S. J. Kuderer
Holidays Bring Local Families Home for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Setty visit Sgt. Wuford Setty after Christmas at Ft Hancock New Jersey and a New York trip before returning to Middletown. Many local students and alumni return home for holidays from Miami University Ohio State Purdue Denison and Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Setty
Yankee Rd
Mr. Setty
Sgt
Wuford Setty
Ft. Hancock
N. J
New York
Middletown
Heber Jones
Thorn Hill
Donn Enoch
Joan Enoch
Columbus
Richard
Carolyn Jones
Miami University
B. D. Morgan
Bellomonte St
David
Charles
Ohio State University
Nancy Cox
Ohio
Er An University
David Cox
North Ave
Glorious lilac embroidery patterns advertised for sale
An ornate advertisement offers twenty eight full color lilac designs with lavender tones and no embroidery, iron on motifs for aprons towels blouses pillowcases sheets curtains tablecloths and more. Pattern 717 is described with motif transfer sizes and ordering details including prices and mailing instructions to News Journal Middletown Ohio and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Jericho Resides as Village in Jordan Today
A biblical reference links the ancient city Jericho known for its walls toppled by Joshua to a modern village in Jordan. The site preserves the historic name while existing within contemporary geography and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Joshua
Jorn
Mrs H Anness Hosts Christmas Bridge Club Party
Sixteen members and former members of a bridge club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Harold Anness home on Kensington Street for the annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Guests included Mrs O Martin Carter Jr of Houston Texas Mrs William Seaman and Miss Patricia Smith of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anness
Kensington St
O. Martin Carter, Jr
Houston
Tex
William Seaman
Patricia Smith
Cincinnati
Festive Gathering For Armco Steel Accounting Staff
In the Oval Room of the Manchester Hotel holiday festivities gathered Armco Steel Corporation accounting personnel. Pre dinner cocktails hosted by Mrs. Donald Skeens Mrs. J. T. Crawford Miss Annabel Buchanan and Miss Mathilda Bruck preceded the evening. Guests included D. E. Reichelderfer E. A. Rickling T. W. Bailey Mary Jane Stamper Lois Winrich Roger Oakley John Strodtbeck Charles Kent Betty Mason Julian Mahaney Dan Boone and Frances Propps. Veterans' committee members present were Jack Seibold Leslie Raines and Clarence Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Hotel
Armco Steel Corporation
Donald Skeens
J. T. Crawford
Annabel Buchanan
Mathilda Bruck
D. E. Reichelderfer
E. A. Rickling
T. W. Bailey
Mary Jane Stamper
Lois Winrich
Roger Oakley
John Strodtbeck
Charles Kent
Betty Mason
Julian Mahaney
Dan Boone
Frances Propps
Veterans’ Committee
Jack Seibold
Leslie Raines
Clarence Wilson
Gough Lamb Firm Hosts Holiday Dinner and Gift Exchange
Gough-Lamb employees attended a family Christmas party at Gecklers yesterday evening. Twenty six people were present. Employers and employees played Santa Claus for each other, exchanging gifts. The former received china and glassware while the employees received Christmas bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough-Lamb
Gecklers
Poasttown Grange Christmas Party Draws 78
Seventy eight members and guests attended the Poasttown Grange Christmas program and meeting at the Grange Hall. David McKeever led, with guests from Acme and New Madison Granges and Collinsville Grange. New officers to be installed January 13. tuberculus bond voted. Christmas program and gifts from Santa marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Poasttown Grange
Grange Hall
David McKeever
Henry Cockerham
Acme Grange
Lorain County
G. L. Michel
New Madison Grange
Darke County
Homer Weikel
Collinsville Grange
McKeever
Hamilton
Butler County Commission
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Raymond Paullin
Home Economics Committee
Peasttown Grand
Grange
Bernard Kessling
Elk Creek Grange
Parker Ae
Preble County
Pomona Grange
Norvel Diver
Vance Russell
William Stepp
Timekeeping terms in historic watch and clock usage
Centuries past the term watch referred to stationary timepieces and weights for timekeeping, whereas clocks denoted devices with cloches or bells. The distinction reflects old language in horology and how devices were named by their features.
Memo to Men on How to Handle Women Workers
A memo from the Research Institute of America advises business executives on managing women employees. It covers tears, gossip, and critique, emphasizing self control, non intrusive discussion, and praising over criticism. It notes women are people minded, sensitive, and tend to discuss clothing and opinions for social validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
New York
Research Institute of America
Green
Wder
Office Wolf and Favoritism Heard in Workplace Tales
A supervisor’s unequal attention to a female worker sparks perceptions of personal motive among colleagues. The women in the office note the favoritism and decide to handle the situation themselves.
Hawaiian Firsts From Mauri Island and Maui
The first newspaper west of the Mississippi was published on Mauri Island, Hawaii. In Wailuku on Maui, schools over a century old stand, and the New World saw its first manual training taught there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauri
Hawaii
Wailuku
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