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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1948
Page
3
A fragmented ad-like notice promises renewed energy and vigor by taking 868 Tonic to energize the body, improve digestion, and prevent gas and sour stomach. It urges immediate use to regain stamina and vitality.
Ohio Education Director Clyde Hissong says enrollments demand more elementary schools and teachers. He notes elementary enrollment now about 900,000, expected near 1.5 million by 1953, with first grade growth to 206,000 projected for 1953. Bowers study cites 15,447 current Ohio college students training to teach and migration of new teachers from other states last year.
The Cook County Hospital and the Metropolitan Housing Council report overall death rates in slum areas about six percent higher, with infant death rates in blighted sections up 25 percent.
Legion band gathers at 8 p m at the Legion Home. Camera Club holds a monthly print contest at 7 30 p m in the Armco General Office Building conference room. Eagles meet at 8 p m in the Hall. National Guard drills at Bar racks at 7 p m. VFW meets at 7 30 p m at Post Headquarters. Quarterback Club convenes at 6 30 p m in the Esquire Room of the Colony Restaurant. Cancer Clinic open at 6 p m at Middletown Hospital. Sportsmen's Club meets at 8 p m at the clubhouse. Hunter Clark Post VFW meets at 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club. George Newburger speaks at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel for the Middletown Personnel Association. Middletown Co Operative Club gathers at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Marines and families hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m in the Gas and Electric building on Avenue Etta and Clayton. Middletown Camera Club hosts print contest in Armco conference room at 7 30 p m. Blythe Williams Post 231 House Committee and Executive Board meet at 7 30 p m in the hall. Holy Trinity Athletic Association holds its monthly meeting at 8 p m in the school assembly room. Holy Trinity Chi-Re class convenes in the assembly room at 7 p m. Miami Chapter Ohio Society of Professional Engineers meets weekly at the Manchester Hotel.
A compressed list of cryptic style clues and definitions arranged as a grid with numbered hints. The text mixes references to British officials, symbols, fuels, animals, and misc terms, resembling a crossword clue set for a puzzle page.
Quick memorized crochet design for accessories like cloth scarf or spread. Laura Wheeler updates with charts, photos, concise directions. Send fifteen cents to News Journal Needlecraft Dept Brooklyn for pattern and catalog. include pattern number name and address.
The item promotes free instructions for weaving on Huck Toweling as a hobby. It also notes a 1944 real estate sale in Butler County Ohio under Sheriff Charles B. Walke, with property appraised at 5000 dollars and cash terms, following court order and a listing of related attorney G W A Wilmer.
A meeting of the YMCA Water Safety and Life Saving Committee will be held tomorrow night at 8 15 at the Y according to John Johnson physical director Attending will be those named as instructors for the life saving courses which begin next Tuesday night.
LaFayette Lodge 37 will confer the Page rank on several candidates Friday night under Woodrow Wilkerson master of work. Final plans for the 52nd anniversary celebration on Friday February 20 at Castle Hall will be discussed. All members urged to attend.
A description defines yeast as a series of plant like bodies with each particle smaller than one three thousandth of an inch in diameter, detailing its minute size and structure.
A promotional notice touts SUNIS-A as a new sinus relief preparation based on a physician’s prescription. It claims the product improves daytime alertness and nighttime rest, urging sufferers not to give up hope after trying other remedies.
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