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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1952
Page
7
A reader asks why one daughter in law despises Dorothy, and Mary Haworth explains the issue lies in personality clashes and fears of maternal control. Advice urges neutrality, respect for Dorothy’s aloofness, and to focus on strengthening Bill and Dorothy’s marriage rather than siding with either side.
Notice announces Charles H. Teets of Middletown Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Clara Teets deceased in Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated March 17 1952. Probate Judge Oscar R Leiser, Elliott D Levey Attorney. Notice dates March 31 April 7 14.
NEA food editor presents two tested egg based dishes using in season produce. Egg croquettes mix onion celery macaroni and parsley then fry or bake. cheese souffle blends milk cheese and crumbs for a baked or fried side. Tomorrow's menu features lamb dinner with broccoli and fruit, plus breakfast and lunch options.
In Holland Michigan residents plan a Dutch themed welcome for Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard visiting for 85 minutes. Six hundred local students will perform in Dutch songs and a klompen dance, while two high school bands open with Netherlands and U S anthems.
Troubadour Nito San Miguel opens tonight at the Havana Madrid hailed as the Vic Damone of Mexico and a discovery of Huntington Hartford. Rumors swirl about a Princeton element stronger than cortisone and a correctional department narcotics search on Rik er's Island ends poorly.
The 22nd Institute for Education by Radio Television at Columbus announced awards to one Ohio radio and one TV station. Crosley Broadcasting Corp., Cincinnati received a special citation for The Farm Front, aiding city and country understanding. WEWS Cleveland and Western Reserve University won a first award for The Western Reserve University Telecourses.
Washington reports the 31 year freeze on new TV stations ended opening the door to about 2 053 local channels across 1 291 communities. FCC plans a phased rollout with educational TV reserved and many applications awaiting grants starting July 1.
Bryan High School students will plant 2000 pine seedlings tomorrow in the school forest, marking the fifth tree planting festival on the 100 acre tract. Ohio Forest Association notes it as Ohio’s first school forest established in 1947, with about 20 such forests now recognized. Proceeds support maintenance and expenses for the Christmas Tree Festival.
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