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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1950
Page
8
A housewife's false economy shows in worn footwear. Low-heeled, comfortable shoes reduce fatigue and lift morale, while stylish options like ghillies and ankle-strapped wedgies lured by attractive design fail to deliver comfort. Stores stock many such low-heeled styles.
A teen asks how to handle a gossiping neighbor mother who is the ex’s parent and pressures about dating. Advice suggests telling the mother the teen's side to defuse trouble, then address gossip with humor and honesty. A second reader worries about a former date interfering with a steady now in a fraternity and is advised to briefly acknowledge the past without turning it into a quarrel.
A cushioned comfortable slip on features soft leather inside and out. It offers solid support and flexes with every step for practical daily wear.
Springfield resident Beatrice forth writes she lost 40 lbs in two months with Rennel. She says she can walk without breathlessness and feels younger. Instructions describe pouring Rennel into grapefruit juice, taking two tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
Pattern 9258 offers a complete toddlers outfit including cape poke bonnet frock and panties in sizes 1. Simple sewing project showcasing a single piece and accessories for a cute coordinated look.
A mixed page highlights a dating tips column warning about a polished line and urging readers to keep options open. It also carries a legal executor appointment in Ohio, a Middletown school district bid notice for fluorescent lighting, and a reflective personal essay about family planning and growing up with children.
Ruth Millett argues parents overstep by giving the daughter the family car for dates and paying dinner checks. The daughter’s relationships end quickly as the parents push for quick marriage, while a thoughtful approach may let her choose a partner. A contrasting recipe suggests layering casserole as a separate tip.
NEA staff writer promotes cooking vegetables with Marian Tracy book and Marian Martin pattern. The recipe serves 4 and instructs halved acorn squash cooked under pressure, then finished with butter and maple syrup, salt, and pepper. A suggested menu includes broiled Canadian bacon and a greens salad.
Advice on handling a chilly first impression with a social acquaintance. Suggest staying gracious but not overly effusive, then yes choosing a cooler response if treated coolly. Emphasizes balanced politeness and self control in casual encounters.
A daily menu list detailing breakfast options including canned orange juice ready to eat cereal French toast syrup coffee milk and lunch items with mixed vegetable casserole French bread fruit cup molasses cookies tea milk and dinner featuring broiled veal chops baked potatoes leeks in chicken broth enriched rolls butter or fortified margarine watercress with sour cream and custard with burned sugar
Olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper accompany garlic bread and coffee. One large bunch leeks, 1/2 cup chicken broth, butter, tarragon leaves preserved in vinegar, salt and pepper. Trim leeks, wash, quarter, and cook under pressure in broth for 3 minutes, then add butter and seasonings. Menu includes broiled veal chops, leeks, baked potato, watercress salad, Melba toast, creme brulee, coffee.
The annual Girl Scout cookie sale opening date will be announced today by Mrs. Gar net L. Church executive director. A council meeting is planned Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association clubroom to review last year’s accomplishments and prepare the annual report for the National Headquarters in support of the new charter. A Red Cross First Aid course session led by Miss Peggy Richardson was held this morning for leaders, and a senior round table training course is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday, with one session unless leaders vote to continue.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters releases a 30 page abbreviated fire prevention code for garages dry cleaning plants motion picture houses and inflammable liquid hazards suited to communities needing less detailed standards. A model ordinance is provided to adopt by title where allowed. Copies available from the National Board of Fire Underwriters 85 John St New York City.
Police corner a long-sought fugitive in a tree five blocks from downtown Huntington after spotting him there. He had escaped last summer with 12 others from a railway express car bound for Florida. the others were recaptured shortly after the break for freedom. Police, six officers, four cruisers, and a passerby joined the pursuit.
Titanian Mlartt offers sunsuit patterns for small fry with easy sewing and embroidery. Laura Wheeler's improved pattern includes transfer pieces, charts, photos, and concise directions. Send twenty cents for Pattern 783 to Middle town Journal and fifteen cents for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book, 104 illustrations and a free pattern.
Harold Brooks, a McKinley Junior High School teacher, will give his humorous talk The Sears Roebuck Catalogue to the Calvary Methodist Church Men’s Club. Dinner starts at 6 30 p.m. WSCS serves the meal. Co chairs are James Pelley and Dr Charles Moon. Music by Douglas and Edward Hobart.
A raccoon resumes its interrupted trek toward a coon hunters club in St. Alban's West Virginia as the business district faces a dismal outlook, with Number 13 also looming in a bleak future.
Four days left in the Tide of Toys drive to send toys and friendly notes to European children. American Legion volunteers urge parents to donate at fire stations and the American Legion Home on South Main Street. Some toys found unusable. donors should give new or working items and include greeting notes for recipients. Cash gifts may be sent to the local post or TOTs, American Legion c o Postmaster Philadelphia Pa.
Pvt Curtis C Williams 31 of Williamstown dies from injuries in a Sunday auto crash near Covington. Leona Kissick 28 of Hamilton and Talbert Reed of Hamilton injured. Reed driver charged with driving while intoxicated and breach of peace. Williams stationed at Camp Lee Va.
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