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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1977
Page
11
A Utah reader laments her grandson and a neighborly snobbery while seniors struggle financially on Social Security. A separate letter reveals a 19 month affair with a married man who refuses a divorce for his kids, prompting the writer to end the relationship.
A reader reveals emotional turmoil over love and marriage amid sleepless nights in a motel setting. She voices desire for commitment and children while confronting doubt and societal expectations. The vignette frames conflict between personal wishes and practical circumstances.
A reader asks about hair dye in marriage and betrayal after a sister reveals Alma dyes her hair. Ann Landers notes dyeing is common, few husbands notice, and no deception implied, urging calm discussion and caution about family meddling.
On April 19 1775 battles at Lexington and Concord began the American Revolutionary War. Other marked events include Holland recognizing U S independence in 1782 and Lincoln's funeral in 1865.
A Heloise column offers money saving ideas for trading magazines with a friend, sharing magazines in an apartment building, and other home tips. Readers propose practical hacks for paint can lids garlic storage seedling watering and more.
The column argues a bridge hand shows that a bad result stemmed from misplay rather than luck. South could have won by dropping the queen of clubs on East's king at trick one, then controlled diamonds to claim nine or six tricks depending on East’s continuation.
Sixteen Ridgeville Christian School students earned top honors at the Dayton area elementary speech contest for Christian schools. Superior ratings and blue ribbons were awarded to Heather Hayes Kristin Johnson Stephanie Collins Scott Hayes Andy Elam Jeff Bailey Michael Craun Krisa Owsley Suzann Franer. Excellent ratings and red ribbons went to David Barton Robin Pursley Jan Greer Rochelle Brickley Keith Harrah.
Inmates from Grafton Honor Farm in Ohio are working at Camp Perry near Port Clinton this spring. Col. Ted Mason says 21 honor prisoners perform routine maintenance on the 600 acre base, commuting daily in prison vehicles and earning prison wages.
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