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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
9
Puzzle clues reference Eugene Sheffer style for a crossword entry. Entries include terms like Acravil French Miss Caste and Blue Eagle with identifiers for S A river name Adjective suffix Undivided American humorist.
A reader requests equal space for a child oriented prayer and shares verses asking for guidance to respect and understand parents. The letter praises Ann Landers and asks for a balanced platform for positive parental perspectives.
A reader shares a bathroom remodeling tip to protect woodwork around a window placed in a shower stall. After trying various methods to shield the window, the writer found a solution that keeps the woodwork from suffering in the wet area. The note mentions seven people, suggesting a family or crew context.
Bridge analysis notes declarer misplayed trick two by not covering spade eight with the deuce to guard against a 4-1 trump break. If played correctly he could have made the slam, while the actual line led to down two and a large point loss.
A long leather cigarette case serves as a handy holder for crochet tools. The compact accessory organizes yarn hooks scissors and a small ruler for portable crochet work.
Highlights include the Klondike gold rush start in 1896 and Babe Ruth's death in 1948. Other items note Lincoln's 1861 trade ban, World War I landings in 1914, Cyprus independence in 1960, and Cyprus ceasefire in 1974. Heloise homemaker tips follow.
A compact note recalls Jim Baker Say and Eugene Field as “the poet of childhood” with mothers reading Field’s poems to children. Field depicted his own work as popular yet rotten, citing iconic pieces like Little Boy Blue as part of his legacy.
William Sloane Coffin, 53, activist former Yale chaplain, was unanimously elected senior minister of Riverside Church New York. He becomes the fourth minister since the church was built by John D Rockefeller in 1926 and will lead the Congregational church.
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