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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
11
Readers share practical tips from Betty on preserving return addresses inside cards for next year. Esther notes nonstick pan spray stops tea cup stains. Steamy Reader asks about garlic salt in spaghetti water experiment.
Lawrence Edward Hooks age 25 of 22 Curtis Street faces a rape charge. He was arrested by Middletown Police Friday afternoon and booked in Hamilton Municipal Court after an alleged incident involving a Hamilton woman.
A vivid ad fragment touts a playful Toy Room filled with pink cloud dolls doll furniture and stocking stuffers designed to charm children and their eyes with whimsy and color.
A reader recounts her husband the doctor’s traumatizing patient death of a 14 year old struck by a car on a motorcycle and vows to limit riding. A separate letter laments a bride who failed to send wedding gifts notes, with guidance on etiquette. A third asks about lung cancer risk from city pollution versus rural fumes and is advised to quit smoking as the key precaution.
The column lists zodiac forecasts for Aries through Pisces with encouraging notes on pace, plans, discipline, momentum, and balance. It notes how birthdays reveal independence and strong analytical minds, mentioning A Lawrence Lowell and Drew Pearson as examples. It reads like a themed horoscope and biographical nod.
Five Middletown women graduate from St. Elizabeth Medical Center School of Nursing Dayton during the 55th class ceremony Sunday at 2 p.m. in the National Cash Register auditorium. Graduates include Mary M. Dobrozsi Karleen Louise Hume Barbara L. Hurr Mary Ann Rossi and Margaret Teresa Takach. They will become registered nurses after passing the Ohio State Board exams.
On this date in 1642 Abel Tasman discovered New Zealand. John Jay born 1745 in New York City. Beethoven paid Haydn 19 cents in 1792 for his first music lesson. Frank Sinatra turns 57 and Edward G. Robinson 79.
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