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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers discusses a man dating Joyce who may be a thief after missing watch wallet and cards. The column advises against marrying a kleptomaniac, and offers guidance to readers on dating safety and personal conduct.
Eu sebe J. Foisy aged 93 and Mary F. Ginsburg 71, widow, obtained a marriage license on Foisy’s 93rd birthday. They will wed February 8 at St Benedict Church Montebello with immediate family present. Foisy has six living children, 50 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren. Ginsburg has three children, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. They plan to live in Southern California after a Canadian honeymoon.
Readers share home hacks from waxed rug backings turning non skid surfaces into slick floors to avoid wax buildup. Tips include cleaning rug backs with vacuum or damp sponge and avoiding waxing floors where rugs lie.
Ida Jean Kain describes posture centered exercise to stay supple and young. The guide emphasizes correct chair exercises, hip alignment, and fluid movements, advising steady breathing and mindful form to avoid strain while strengthening core muscles.
Mike Douglas, famed TV entertainer, faces despondent feelings while a panel—featuring Ernie Sherry and director—discusses the show must go on. Cyril Ritchard and Tessie O'Shea appear as the audience reacts to the Loneliness theme.
A mixed feature lists crossword clues and solutions from Hobson’s puzzle while offering humorous anecdotes and life advice. The column promotes a “Compliment Club” and shares reader letters about daily tasks, stage psychology, hospital perspectives, and family stories.
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