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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
5
Rhubarb is a spring tonic suited for pies. The article gives simple pastry steps and a basic two crust 9 inch pie recipe with rhubarb a half and half flour sugar and orange rind, plus butter dots and baking instructions for a flaky golden crust.
Sam Stayman, famed bridge captain, plays a crafted four no trump bid to deter a five diamond contract. He sacrifices artfully, aiming to avoid a costly double while threatening a slam, as opponents weigh their best path. Stayman loses a spade, heart, and club to end with a 100 point swing.
Dr. George Crane addresses Clara K a 42 year old who fears marriage after divorce arguing whether her new union is permissible. He contrasts Catholic annulment and Protestant views with civil law noting laws allow divorce on specific grounds and urging submission to legal standards.
The piece advises laundering baby safety reins or harness in hot soapy suds, scrubbing soiled spots with a stiff brush. After rinsing, blot with a towel, then stretch each strap taut and hang to dry.
A daughter confronts a domineering mother in law affecting her marriage and health. The columnist urges Carol to seek professional psychiatric guidance via a Family Service agency or private counselor, suggesting temporary residence with supportive relatives during treatment.
The foundation, matching about 1500 eligible singles monthly, discusses accepting divorced applicants. The advisory board, with Jewish Catholic and Protestant leaders, weighs legality and remarrying under state law against Biblical veto concerns.
A letter argues that although war demands killing, many faiths oppose it yet still allow enlistment under law. It contends divorces and wartime duty mirror moral conflict, urging readers to contact Dr Crane for guidance booklets.
A light column notes that independence arrives when a mother no longer must remind a daughter to use soap. It frames sudsing up for cleanliness and beauty as a sign of maturity for a preteen on her own PT readiness.
Sanford Henderson as administrator of the Millard Hughes estate filed March 6 1961 in Butler County Probate Court alleging the decedent died intestate circa August 1955 and asking the court to determine heirs and distribution. Defendants must answer by May 6 1961. Attorney Geo H Elliott. Publication dates March 8 15 22 29 and April 5 12.
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