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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1958
Page
27
In Portsmouth Virginia a mail carrier known as Tiny Moynihan saved four year old Donna Kelly who slipped from a second floor window sill. Moynihan, a former athlete and recreation bureau assistant, reached out and persuaded the child to drop safely. The incident ends with a perfect catch and calm neighbors.
Expansion at the Aberdeen newspaper is celebrated as new plant improvements and columnist pride in personal gains. The page one note highlights that everything has grown, especially the editor’s waist line.
The island Bermuda reaches a maximum width of under two miles at its widest point, according to geographic measurements.
Modern furniture by Vladimir Kagan emphasizes curved lines that fit the human body. His new nationally distributed collection features living room seating, a contoured dining table, curved leg cabinets, and a bedroom group in bold colors with gold and purple accents.
Cynthia Lowry humorously outlines a year long plan for improving gardening. She lists steps from organizing a plan and pruning wisely to composting feeding the soil and trying new ideas while avoiding overextension.
The Agriculture Department reports California topped all states in cattle slaughter for the first 11 months of 1957 with a total of 2,240,000 head. Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, and Minnesota follow in order. Iowa leads hog slaughter with 10,160,000 dead, then Illinois, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska, and Missouri.
A 14 year old high school student in Cleveland was burned on the face and right hand during a rocket fuel experiment Friday night. Steven Breehl told police he touched a lit match to a powdered rocket fuel mixture to test its burn.
The Rev. Lucius J. Kessler 87 a retired Catholic priest in Zanesville will be honored with a Solemn Requiem Pontifical Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Nicholas Catholic Church. He served as a priest in the area for many years and his passing a is noted by local church and community.
An advertising feature from The First National Bank urges car buyers to compare auto financing options beyond monthly payments. It argues that arranging financing at a bank can lower total costs and free funds for extras like power steering and brakes.
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