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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
12
Norman Ross directed the Contact show on WJZ Baltimore inviting Dr Crane to discuss love and marriage on a daytime program. The audience called in with issues from insomnia after sex to informing adopted children and handling fidelity in modern relationships.
Ida Jean Rain outlines a plan for thin tired girls to improve nutrition. She emphasizes meals, meal timing, and nutrient groups including milk and dairy, meat, vegetables and whole grains to build appetite and energy. Regular meals and relaxed routines support better sleep and nervous stability.
Marilyn Hill seeks divorce from Edward Hill over neglect and cruelty at 607 16th Ave Middle Town. Mae Shubert petitions against J W Shubert at 1650 Wayne Madison Road Trenton for neglect and cruelty. Linda Kaye Estle a minor seeks action against Paul W Estle at 242% Hill Ave and 1700 Florence St.
A column by Hal Boyle presents anonymous dream letters, including Christmas bonuses, college tuition, raffles, executive offers, New Year reservations, and a Texas ranch greeting, all illustrating the era’s whimsy and aspiration. The playful notes touch on money, education, travel, and holiday wishes without naming the senders.
Several guardianship style notices show Ernestina Wagner from Richard Wagner at 1700 Florence Street and others including Carole Joy from Frank Joy at 1802 Jefferson Avenue and Plymouth Street, Patricia Ingram from Joseph Ingram at 512 Stanley Street and 906 Central Avenue, Norma Kidd from W C Kidd with unknown address, and Lana Ellis a minor from Harry Ellis at 1117 Forrer Street and 221 N Sutphin Street, with Judge David Black referenced in each case.
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