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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1949

Page

7

Doggy Set Pretties Up For Spring

New York dog grooming shops cater to high end canine models and show dogs with shampoos, pedicures, nail work, teeth cleaning, and designer coats. Clients include Du Barry the poodle earning 20 dollars per hour, Finian the schnauzer, and blue ribbon cocker spaniels Sambo and Poofie preparing for spring show rings after a Swiss vacation.

Fido New York Poodles Fifi Fifth Avenue Milady du Barry Finian Dogs Schnauzer

Cute scalloped sundress pattern 9151 for children

The notice advertises pattern 9151 in sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with 2 1 2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6. Send twenty five cents to Middle town Journal Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and include name address zone size and style number. The Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book offers latest fashions and a free baby bottle holder pattern with an extra fifteen cents.

Middletown Journal Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y Marian Martin

Bread baking shifts from homes to bakeries in U S

In Chicago an UP report notes that at least 90 percent of bread now comes from America’s 30 000 bakeries, a shift from 95 percent baked at home less than five decades ago. It also mentions cod liver oil touted as beneficial for puppies and old dogs.

Chicago America

Queen By Bob Wade and Bill Miller at a Resort Mystery

John Henry and Sin Conover witness Homer Anglin's death at a resort owned by Mr. Barselou. Lin Conover uncovers clues in maps, faces pursuit by Gayner and Vernon, and a planned escape as Sin tries to bargain for safety while being coerced toward Barselou.

John Henry Sin Conover Barselou Homer Anglin Faye Jordan Johnny Anglin Faye Lin Gayner Vernon

Butler County Bar Association to Elect Officers March 1

The annual meeting of the Butler County Bar Association will be held after a dinner on Tuesday March 1 at the Hamilton Club. Officers will be elected and committee reports received. Announcement by association president Prosecutor Jackson Bosch.

Butler County Bar Association Hamilton Club Jackson Bosch Association

We Cannot Change Your Mind in The Car Scene

Gayner argues with Sin and Vernon before they leave in a Buick. Theal Loomis teases Sin as she wishes the couple a good time and heads toward Las Dunas. The scene ends with a tease that the story continues.

Gayner Vernon Cahuilla Street Thelma Loomis Sin Trin Las Dunas

Catholic Mass Explained at St John’s Church

Father James Frommeyer announces an open session Tuesday evening March 8 at St John’s Church First Ave and Curtis St. The event will describe the Mass explain church vestments and highlight interior features for the public.

St. John's Church First Ave Curtis St James Frommeyer

Improved ice grip fits over shoe for quick wear

An improved ice grip designed to slip over the shoe and be worn instantly, compact enough to fit in a vest pocket. Constructed from hardened rust proof steel elastic web bands, with a heavy duty version featuring half inch teeth for better traction.

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Doggy Kay Sherwood NEA Bob Wade Bill Miller NEA Service, Inc Date Street Bry-Ter Mrs. Con Mr. Trim Franti Cally Mr. Gayner Mrs. Conover Mr. Brim Trim Butler Bar Meeting Philco Columbia S. Broad ST Liberal
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