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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
7
Ann Landers answers letters about avoiding toxic relatives and protecting one's home life. A reader shares moving to a foster-care focused life far from harmful relatives, advising others not to be pulled into others' conflicts. The column offers guidance on pregnant brides etiquette and parental control, urging practical boundaries and independence.
A kitchen tip advises covering one cup black olives with equal parts olive and vegetable oil and adding four teaspoons garlic salt. The mix should be covered and refrigerated for 24 hours or more.
A third of families expect to face a hospital bill in the coming year and, for every hospital bill, there is a corresponding doctor bill. The message highlights the broader cost burden in healthcare for households across the country.
A public advisory urges employers to offer Blue Shield where available and to set up a group doctor bill program if it is not offered. The message emphasizes securing health coverage within the workplace to ensure access to care.
A vintage lifestyle note urges women to carry vacation energy into fall through structured meals. It advises breakfast after waking, leisurely noon meals, and a nourishing mid afternoon milk snack while avoiding sweets, shaping a plan for weight gain and well being. A leaflet request to Ida Jean Kain via the newspaper is offered.
Butler County Common Pleas will auction Lot No. 4 Estell Acres, Section 26 Town 2 Range 4 Lemon Township, at the Court House door in Hamilton Ohio on October 9 1963 between 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. The property is appraised at $3 000.00 and sold for cash. The mortgagees James F. Hixon Sheriff and Robert B. Del Attorney. Sept. 3 10 17 24 Oct 1.
Sertoma Club meets at 6 30 p m Manchester Knights of St John gather at 7 p m St Johns Church basement Battery AH74A Gun Bn meets at 7 p m Armory Mayfield Fire Apartment holds 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House VFW Miami Valley Post 380 meets 7 30 p m Lemon Monroe High School National Association of Letter Carriers 188 at 8 p m 114 Charles Butler County Medical Assistants at 8 p m Verity Hall Sportsmen's Club Membership BPOF Lodge 7 Fiktones at 8 p m Elks Temple SPEBSQSA at 8 p m Legion Home FOE Lodge 528 at 8 p m Eagles Hall 100F Miami Lodge Monroe IOOF Hall Alcoholics Anonymous at 3 90 p m St Johns PTO at 8 p m church basement.
Five years into a $3,000 national contest to create an original American opera, the New York City Opera Company announced by Julius Rudel that the venture is terminated without a winner. More than 150 librettos were submitted, but of 25 fully composed operas that passed initial tests none met production standards.
Diana Celia Hall, 12, a British ballet student from Bradford, died in a Rome hospital after a bite from a rabid police dog at the Roma Opera Theater ballet academy on August 23. The dog was destroyed after testing positive for rabies. Doctors warned rabies treatment is less effective when bites are in the upper body.
Dr George Crane explains counting as rote memory rather than understanding. Judy boasts Matthew can count to ten, but counting objects requires indicating each penny while naming it. Matthew counts x as he progresses with errors, showing pointing counting develops later than rote recitation.
The passage compares mental horsepower to mechanical horsepower, notes IQ is largely fixed from birth and only slightly adjustable by environment. It asserts normal vision hearing and health keep kindergarten IQ close to high school IQ and recommends reading a psychology text for more detail.
A reader shares nylon net pom-poms as table decorations for a luncheon honoring club officers. Made from pastel net with a flower, they served as favors and centerpieces, counted at over fifty pom-poms produced by six committee members.
William Tucker, with 28 years in electrical repair, bought Reynolds Electrical Repair Service and now operates Tucker's Appliance Service at 2515 N Verity Pkwy. He promotes expert repairs on all small appliances citing dangers of worn cords.
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