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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1953
Page
8
Alicia Hart outlines abdominal muscle toning routines. Start with a supine sit up and progress by lifting legs to a 90 degree angle then lowering slowly with straight knees. Use a towel mat for hygiene and relaxation recommended after doctor clearance.
The Queen City Dog Training Club won the Tri City Meet for the second consecutive year at the American Legion Home. Twenty nine dogs from Middletown Cincinnati and Dayton competed before 150 spectators with judges Harold Stepp and Arthur Brindle.
Advised use of FASTEETH powder to secure false teeth. Claims include firmer, more comfortable fit, no gummy taste, non acid formula, and odor control. Available at drug stores.
Dear Mary Haworth counsels a reader in despair after a painful affair with a married man. The letter-writer describes low self esteem, weight issues, and considered suicide. Haworth urges seeking self improvement, faith, and offers book recommendations on body mind and sugar, proper diet, and personal growth.
Ruth Millett argues everyday manners define beauty by kindness and consideration. She contrasts rush and selfish conduct with patience toward others, especially caregivers and children, urging genuine interest and calm responses to daily annoyances.
Veal dishes featured from Hungarian Cooking by Elizabeth de Biro include Four veal cutlets with paprika sauce and Grilled Veal Chops with cheese and crumbs. The menu lists tomorrow's dinner of veal fillets with paprika served with rice peas salad and orange cake.
Household care tips cover Dacron fiber care ironing waxed veil pressing and tissue stuffing. Cleaning methods include egg stain removal with cold water pepsin wash and sun drying for mildew removal. Fashion notes highlight Molly the coat designer red color trends Paris fall styles and new capelet backs with pockets.
Kansas City reports former President Harry S Truman expressing belief that there will be complete understanding among all free nations and that the United Nations will help create lasting world peace for future generations. He told NBC audiences that the ideal of democracy must be brightened and made real.
Salisbury officials report a rare quiet day as Police Capt. Benjamin Sturgis and Wanda Woron of Newburyport wed. The entire force took a break and state police filled in with no crimes or traffic accidents observed on the holiday-quiet seaside town.
A series of property transfers covers Middletown and Oxford with buyers including Ray Mc Monigle and Julia Roth ermel and sellers such as Lloyd Miller and Paul Wright. Land parcels range from single lots to 1 056 acres with prices from 1.65 to 4 400 dollars and include cancellations to Citizens Bank and L and to Farmers State Bank. Wildlife remain unlisted.
Vital Statistics Births lists several families welcoming children this weekend. Charlie Lakes of Miamisburg Route 3 and Maurice Maines of Linden Avenue report girls. Earl Pierson Franklin and Addison Brewer report daughters. Frank Matthers and Jan Phillips announce daughters and sons. Leon Bailey Germantown and Paul McGraw Fleming Road note births today.
Leo Semona 23 of Cincinnati weds Angeline Finamore 22 of Hamilton. Willie Abrams 21 of U S Air Force weds Shirley Alcorn 19 of Hamilton. Guadalupe Hernandez 28 of Dayton weds Arzella Smith 19 of Hamilton. Will Grayer 48 of Hamilton weds Mary Robinson 28 of Hamilton.
A ledger shows patients from Ardmore to Dayton by surname across medical and surgical categories. Dismissed names include Mrs Alfred Banks Mrs Robert Frazier Mrs Marshall Hale and several others from Franklin Linden and Wilmington areas with various street addresses and family entries.
Firemen from Companies 1 and 3 responded at 10 36 p m yesterday to a rubbish fire on Laura Evans 1621 Lafayette Ave owned property. The blaze, likely caused by a cigarette, caused no damage. Occupant Oma Reichstein was present.
John W. Smith 76 a longtime educator and former Lincoln School principal who helped establish the citys first junior high died Saturday night after a 52 year teaching career in Youngstown Ohio. He began teaching in 1911 and served in the city school system through five decades.
The Gen. R. L. Howze, the last of the Freedom ships bringing liberated U S POWs home, docks at Fort Mason in San Francisco Wednesday ending a landmark emotional wave on the waterfront. A total of 301 former POWs disembarked, including Lt. James L. Stone the Medal of Honor recipient, with 239 Army, 48 Air Force, 14 Marines and 4 Navy personnel among them.
Columbus officials announced a $700000 addition to the Children s Hospital to provide medical rehabilitation facilities for children disabled by polio and other diseases.
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