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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

10

Dear Mary Haworth: The Secret-Snob Wolf in Love

A reader questions a lawyer, Tom, who keeps the relationship secret, never meets family, and treats the woman as "the other woman." The advisor says Tom is a snob and a casual flirt, using status to keep the affair at a discreet, shallow level.

Mary Haworth Tom E. D Lochinvar

Chilled Grapefruit Dishes and Fruit Salad Menu Ideas

A compact guide outlines serving chilled grapefruit sections with mint and blueberries, plus a Florida Hostess Salad Bowl using grapefruit, greens, cucumber or celery and French dressing. It also lists breakfast, luncheon, and dinner ideas featuring canned grapefruit, plus a labor saving fruit punch recipe.

Florida

Etiquette Guide Urges Gifts for Both Wedding and Reception

The piece states the proper approach to gift giving for a church wedding and reception. It notes that even if attendance is unlikely, a gift is appropriate when invited to both the ceremony and the reception.

Frills Cut In Child Rearing Sparks Domestic Debate

Mothers discuss how to raise more children by trimming frills and focusing on essentials. The mother of five explains that daily tasks must be necessary, not all demanded by every child, to manage larger families.

Alicia Hart NEA

Body Found Hanging Near Quincy In Secluded Woods

The body of Franklin Bowers, 49, a plumber's helper from Quincy, was found hanging from a tree limb in a secluded area near Quincy. Coroner A. J. McCracken said the man had been dead about four weeks. Coonhounds in training led to discovery of the body. Commercial potash deposits in the United States are believed to be adequate for several genera.

United States

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