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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1962
Page
14
Dear Mary Haworth offers guidance to a wife of 16 months uneasy about loneliness as traveling husband stays away most of the time. Advices to seek work, talk with a family counselor, and consider divorce if needed. Legal notice for divorce follows describing James Sue Reindi in Ohio case, with filing and response deadlines.
Dr George Crane warns that aging relatives can be manipulated by family members. A feeble grandmother’s will was overturned after a favorite daughter cared for her, leaving the estate to a less deserving relative. The column urges early trust planning and gifts to prevent senile favoritism, citing $30 000 annual gift exemptions and irrevocable trusts.
Dear Miss D Ar cy replies on using a waxy film color stick to cover gray roots, available in black brown and silver gray, which also tamps down flyaway hairs. She says brushing won't worsen shedding and suggests seeing a doctor if hair loss persists. She also notes perfume as a cosmetic gift idea for a college girl.
A reflection on a real estate scam emphasizes the danger of senior citizens being duped by inflated prices and urges middle aged people to guard against their own senility in financial dealings with firms.
Petition filed in Butler County Court of Common Pleas by the Magyar Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church for authority to sell Lot 3233 in Middletown. Hearing set for April 23, 1962 at 11 00 AM. notices to Hungarian Presbyterian Church members and Magyar Synod members. Dr Stephen Szabo president. Joseph T. Kiep clerk. Donald M Gose attorney.
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