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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1960
Page
5
Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge hand where South bluster cost him. A faulty plan to block punches leads to over-ruffing problems and a loss in trumps. South could have saved the contract by different ruffing and discarding choices.
Forget the weather relax with a light lacy hexagon crochet pattern. Pattern 613 directions and price 35 cents per pattern with 5 cents extra for first class mail. Send name address and zone to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio Journal Needlecraft Dept. New patterns include quilts and home goods. add 25 cents for the book copy.
A husband and wife running a business face great risk or reward. Choose work both enjoy, define duties clearly, and ensure the husband leads while the wife handles selling. Be brutally honest, maintain candor, and separate roles to avoid friction. The Shieffs advocate harmony at home as key to business success. Notice of Appointment follows. Julia A. McGuff named administratrix. four months for creditors to file claims.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Ned R. 39 who ends a 10 year prison term and plans to return to his wife and two high school children. Ned praises the Worry Clinic materials used in prison classes and as a guide for rebuilding family life.
A former employment agent recalls screening commercial artists by the inviting quality of their work. He cites Charles Liedl, an illustrator for Sports Afield with work for Steuben Glass and Abercrombie & Fitch, as an example of art that entices viewers. The moral is to specialize in one’s major interest for a lasting career.
The piece argues life mirrors a sport with penalties for rule breaking and urges prisoners to use confinement for constructive study. It cites corporate rehabilitation stories, praising self improvement and education during jail, military service, or college. Readers are invited to contact Dr. Crane for a booklet.
Mary Haworth writes of a hostile crew culture as a hostess, recounting being pressured into late night drinking with married crew members and the captain. The Dear Mary column urges reporting to the FAA, quitting dangerous outfits, and seeking safer, more disciplined airline work.
A fragmented notice from Baltimore outlines show hours for a photographic salon with odd exceptions. It lists open nights and days, notes exceptions for Christmas week and a possible April September window, and adds that during Yom Kippur and an atomic attack scenario closures may adjust. The wording suggests a chaotic, uncertain public notices item with unusual calendar notes.
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