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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
3
An article describes a dream recording setup tested at Guide's in Village Square. A University of Chicago program links an ERG to electrodes on the forehead scalp temples and earlobes to capture nightly dreams. Participants reportedly dream 40 to 70 times per night, with plans to study dream content and perhaps influence dream imagery.
A fragmented OCR notice lists multiple O Fallon couples and addresses including Mr. and Mrs Howard Pepper, Mr. and Mrs Victor Dus Ma, and Mr. and Mrs Glencon Shims with street numbers such as 1108 Nathan and 3174 Ridgeview. The garbled text also mentions Richard Mame 91 Nathan and Paul Stone 3174 Ridgeview along with Ploy Kinkwan 1186 Spring and Robert Mal Joy in Michigan.
A fragmentary death notice lists several individuals including Mrs Lyeia Bruns and Mrs Cecelia Vehige with addresses or locations. Other names appear such as Thomas Stephenson age 68 and Mes Arminia Brana age 87, but the text is garbled and partial.
A joint meeting of four clubs from Blanchet High St Charles and Friedens was held at Friedens Hall. Economics judged by Miss Wilda Miller with participation by Mr D Hender and others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Donald Anderau Portage and Mrs Maurice Hollenberg Refy Madison Me plus WestGlay and Falion residents.
The event opened by Petedens Club president Austin Precks and featured Sue Mudge Thiety leading songs with Charles Club, while Blanchene Hills Club members joined the apron review. Frigdas Club performed dress review and eleven members demonstrated and spoke publicly. Judges noted how the project work could improve and reminded readers to apply early for social security retirement benefits, recommending starting three months prior.
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