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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
6
Alfred Sheinwold discusses when overtricks in rubber bridge are worth pursuing. He uses a North South hand example where a queen of diamonds and a spade finesse lead to a ruff and a lost game. He notes partner’s heat and misdefense can affect the partnership and final score, advising balance between arithmetic gains and partnership morale.
The excerpt recalls Dr George W Crane defending frank medical discussion in his columns from 1942 to today. Charles L Gould, publisher of the San Francisco Examiner, questions reader complaints while Crane notes opposition from older editors who banned his frankness about pregnancy sex and divorce. He cites parallels with Ann Landers and urges newspapers to lead public discourse. He promotes a booklet on sex problems in marriage and invites readers to request it.
Ohio public schools will enroll a record 2,078,728 children this fall, up 75,334 from last year. A total of 84,799 teachers and administrators will guide students, with 1,897,204 in grades 1-12, 157,104 in kindergarten, and 22,520 in special classes.
The note suggests adding minced parsley and silvered blanched almonds to cooked rice for enhanced flavor and texture. It states to include both ingredients next time to boost the dish.
Hollowed beets are filled with a horseradish sour cream mix and served cold alongside sliced beef for a party snack. The preparation uses bottled grated horseradish blended with sour cream for a sharp, creamy stuffing.
Advice column advice to L F about two married siblings who neglect her while a younger brother stays warm. guidance urges reducing visits and gifts, planning new social avenues, and perhaps pursuing travel or a marriage to gain family inclusion. The tone preserves old era guidance and practical steps.
A luncheon in New York introduced Countess Christina Camarana Cinzano and Count Alberto Marone Cinzano of Turin. The menu features an Italian flag presentation with veal cutlet Valdostana, spaghetti, and a fish course of rolled fillets of flounder, plus chef notes and adaptations from Hotel Plaza.
The forecast notes a favorable day for planning and managing work and home matters with friendly evening vibrations. It advises optimism for those with tomorrow as their birthday, highlighting emphasis on family and sentimental affairs from September to June next year and practical, discerning but censoring traits in a child born on this day.
A note describes adding juice from maraschino cherries to lemonade for a subtle claret-tinted flavor. The result brightens the drink with a hint of sweetness and a gentle cherry aroma.
Dorothy J. Hensley seeks alimony and custody in Domestic Relations Court after a December 3 1956 marriage in Richmond Indiana to Charles C. Hensley. Lucille Caudill seeks separate maintenance from Edward Norris Caudill in Middletown after a May 15 1945 marriage in Carlisle Kentucky. Beulah Wages seeks alimony from Neal Wages in a supplemental petition filed in Domestic Relations Court. couple wed March 5 1959 in Middletown.
A brief passage invites personal fulfillment for a woman, promising new doors to friendships love and successful marriage. The text frames fulfillment as attainable through stepping into disguise and trying a broader life path.
Ruth Hackney of 18 S Clinton St and Kathryn Russell of 2612 Stevens Ave face charges of neglect and extreme cruelty in connections with guardians and spouses. Elizabeth Beeler of Hamilton and Paul Russell of Middletown are named in related abuse complaints. Judge David Black presides.
Cassie Jackson of 908 Ninth Ave files against Samuel Jackson of Middletown for neglect and cruelty. James Williams of Middletown files a cross petition against Barbara Jean Williams of 624 Waite St and Helen Morgan of 210 Curtis St against Deaster Morgan of 324 Curtis St for neglect and cruelty. Martha Ann Cavanaugh of 403 Baltimore St files against Arthur Frank Cavanaugh of Lexington Kentucky for neglect and wilful absence. Mary Prater of 2305 Longfellow St files against James Prater of Middletown for neglect and cruelty.
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