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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

8

Two Season Woolens for Resort Wear in Spring

New York fashion feature highlights wool as a spring ready fabric. California designers showcase a night sky blue wool suit with surf green accents and a dramatic two piece dress in desert poppy red. Wool garments promise versatile wardrobing and durable wear.

New York NEA South California

Major Dries Appears On TV From Panmunjom Film

Major Joseph A. Dries Allied censor at the truce delegation HQ in Munsan appeared on a television screen in Glen Burnie Maryland when his wife answered a call from Tokyo. A child exclaimed that he was on TV as the film from last week at Panmunjom aired.

Korea Glen Burnie Tokyo Dries Chris Joseph A. Dries Munsan

Tornado Strikes Poplar Arbor Near Moultrie Georgia

A tornado touched down near Poplar Arbor, about 15 miles from Moultrie in South Georgia near the Florida line. Buildings were demolished as the twister swept through the community.

Poplar Arbor Moultrie South Georgia Florida Line

Dear Mary Haworth on Christmas cards and divorce names

Two letters discuss etiquette about Christmas greeting cards among board members and addresses. A bank president's wife wonders if she is snubbed for using first names. Mary Haworth says modern custom favors first names and not slights. A divorced woman asks about keeping or changing a child's surname. Haworth says keeping the husband's surname with the maiden as a combined name is common, but changing is allowed for business or social reasons.

Mary Haworth John Doe Dorothy Tom Bankers E.P Tom's Paty Mister Missus Miss Bock M.H R.S Rex South Jane Craig Jane Craig South Mrs. Craig South

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