Sleep easy: expert offers tips to beat insomnia
Omaha based Dr. Herman J Jahr of the University of Nebraska medical college says worry over minor troubles causes more sleeplessness than war fears. He classifies sleepers as healthy non sleepers and those with organized ailments, urging belief in sleep, relaxed muscles, a calm atmosphere, and sensible bedtimes.
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Omaha, Neb
U.P
Herman J. Jahr
University of Nebraska
Medical College
Jahr
Five Year Old Hurt In Crescent Malvern Crash
A five year old boy was injured when two cars collided at Crescent Blvd and Malvern St. Larry Brown, the child, suffered a forehead cut needing eight stitches after being thrown from the vehicle. Mrs. Juanita Brown and Julius Day drove the cars. Day was arrested for driving with an unlicensed license on a temporary permit. Damage to both cars totaled $300.
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Crescent Blvd
Malvern St
Juanita Brown
Shafer St
Julius Day
Larry
Brown
Middletown Hospital
Charles L. Crow
Day
Ollie Combs
Sun Plays Prank Worcester Fire At Earl Lind Home
Firemen from two companies battled a chair fire caused by sunlight through a goldfish bowl at Earl Lind's residence in Worcester Massachusetts. The incident required two engine crews to extinguish the flames.
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Worcester
Mass
U.P
Earl Lind
Cincinnati Lady Loses 35 Lbs with Rennel Concentrate
Mrs. John Reuss of Cincinnati explains her 35 pound loss using Rennel Concentrate. She says her doctor is pleased and promises money back if not satisfied. The ad urges readers to buy 4 ounces of liquid Rennel, mix with unsweetened grapefruit juice, and take two tablespoons daily.
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Cincinnati
John Reuss
Armory Ave
Ohio
Rennel
Renner
Tak Rennel
Community meetings fill midweek schedules across city
City briefs list a busy midweek program with meetings of Order of Ahelpa Moose Club and Eagles Boy Scouts at local halls. Legion, Kiwanis and various unions convene including Alpha Council OUAM, Armco Federation, NABL Letter Carriers and National Guard drills.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Ralph Wilson
Peasttown Heights
Pineapple Doily Pattern for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Crochet fans can light up a table with pineapple doilies as a centerpiece. Laura Wheeler’s Pattern 672 offers 22 inch doilies with charts and photos. send 22 cents to Middle Town Journal for the pattern, including name address and zone, plus 15 cents for the Needlecraft Book.
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Laura Wheeler
Middletown Journal
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rotarian Talk on Goodwill Way Highlights Dayton Firm
Robert Watkins of Goodwill Industries of Dayton addressed Rotarians at noon, detailing work serving handicapped people with nearly a quarter of a million dollars in annual activity. He noted 97 percent self support, modest Chest funding, and Rehabilitation through production jobs like floor mats and furniture repair, plus some retail duties in a ground floor store. A plan to open a second factory in Middletown was mentioned.
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Goodwill Industries
Dayton
Robert Watkins
Dayton Community Chest
Watkins
Middletown
Manchester
85 Achievers to Get Books Awarded by JA
A book award for 85 members across seven Junior Achievement companies follows certificates from the annual banquet. The National Awards Committee presents "How to Find and Follow Your Career" by William J. Reilly as a career planning guide. Recipients include Tex I-Craft, Fairwell Precision Woodworkers, Work Basket, Crystalettes, Sopace Sewers, Arco Gadgeteers, and L. and W. Handy Helpers.
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National Awards Committee
William J. Reilly
Tex I-Craft
Fairwell Precision Woodworkers
Work Basket
Crystalettes
Sopace Sewers
Arco Gadgeteers
L. and W. Handy Helpers
Needlecraft catalog offers 101 illustrations of embroidery
The catalog promises 101 illustrations of the finest embroidery crochet knitting and home decoration toys and accessories. It includes free instructions for weaving on huck toweling as a new hobby featured in the book.
Charter Study Steering Group Sets Thursday Meeting
Charter Revision Committee steering group will hold a general discussion meeting tomorrow night chaired by Elliott Levey. Three new Industrial Council appointees John Aull Jr Heber Tullis and L J Long will attend policy talks. The process aims to finish by September 1 for ballot proposals in the fall election.
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Elliott Levey
Charter Revision Committee
Industrial Council
John Aull, Jr
Heber Tullis
L. J. Long
Levey
City Commission
R. O. Bosius
Don Holstein
J. D. Sawyer
J. F. Mulligan
Kenneth Giltrow
Elk Creek Grange Convenes Tuesday
The Elk Creek Grange met last night with the juvenile group in charge. Janice James performed a piano solo followed by readings by Tommy Ristaneo and Judy Mc Gee. Readings titled When Pa Is Sick and When Ma Is Sick were presented.
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Elk Creek
Janice James
Tommy Ristaneo
Judy McGee
Daddy
Phyllis Eck
Linda Moore
Girl Scout Tennis Instruction Set at Sunset and Roosevelt Courts
Beginning Saturday at 9 30 a m instruction for Girl Scout tennis runs through June July and August at Sunset Park and Roosevelt courts. Mrs Frank Chapman Jr leads with junior aides Miss Joanne Whitley Miss Nancy Cox Miss Doris Ann Cooper and Miss Phylis Hazelwood. R C Todd Middletown Tennis Club chairman will attend to greet beginners.
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Sunset Park
Roosevelt Tennis Courts
Frank Chapman, Jr
Joanne Whitley
Nancy Cox
Doris Ann Cooper
Phylis Hazelwood
R. C. Todd
Middletown
Initiation Ceremonies Planned by Local Granges
The next meeting will conduct first and second degree ceremonies on July 6 with the Peast town degree team leading initiatory work. Monroe and Morgan granges will bring candidates for initiation, and a large initiation is expected. A county youth meeting is set for June 28 at Elk Creek Grange.
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Peasttown
Monroe
Morgan Granges
Elk Creek Grange
No Need To Doubt Dog Bite Incident
Nelson Watson complained to motorcycle officer Les Keeler about a dog bite at Central Ave and Broad St. The dog lunged at Keeler, who escaped and called new dog warden Clarence Heller. Haraszthy is named as the wine industry founder, credited with bringing European grape slips to California.
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Nelson Watson
Stanley St
Les Keeler
Central Ave
Broad St
Keeler
Clarence Heller
Middletown
Haraszthy
California
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N. Broad ST
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