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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
5
A husband confesses neglect and temper after learning his wife had an affair with a man she met over months. She wept, swore she tried to end it, and asked forgiveness while he contemplates whether to confront the lover or forgive and move on. The couple seeks guidance as tensions rise at home.
A reader consults Mary Haworth about marital betrayal and neglect. The column urges self reflection, forgiveness, and repairing the relationship with Kate, dismissing blame on the other man and stressing humility. It emphasizes prayer, contrition, and renewed devotion to family welfare.
Community groups schedule meetings across Middletown and area venues. TUPSDAY events include fire association at North Middletown fire house and Camera Club at Civic Association. Various clubs plan 7 to 7:45 p m sessions at schools, hospitals, hotels, and local halls.
Hearing opened on a proposal to replace the RFC board with a single presidential appointee who would be restricted to explain loan approvals. Investigators’ adverse recommendations would trigger explanations. Congressional critics had charged past loans despite examiner doubts.
The Pier County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting at the State Hotel at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Dr Edward Jean and Dr Virgil Bissingee of Shsaaie at Cachaei will discuss The Newer Trends in the Medical and Surgical Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis.
Cincinnati AP report details the death of 19 year old Jean Elsasser at Colerain Township High School after a gate collision near Cincinnati yesterday. The driver, 18 year old Lawrence Moore Jr, told county petrolman Ed Harvey he was going at least miles an hour.
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