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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
8
A16 year old girl writes of a troubled home where her grandmother, living in the family apartment, bullies others, disrupts meals, and interferes with plans. The adviser portrays the grandmother as emotionally ill and advises following parents' lead while offering moral guidance and grace.
Dr George W Crane explains that Anne aged three percent stutter is a normal stage in toddlers with a larger understanding vocabulary than speaking one. With calm responses and growth of speaking vocabulary the stuttering should fade as the tongue keeps up with thoughts.
Real estate transfers show deeds from Fred Rickard to Donald Forbes at Rickard Acres lot 104 for 1.65 and others across Madison Trenton and Oxford with parcels ranging from fractional to multiacre totals and no tax in several cases. Cancellations list Middles Middletown and county transfers to banks and loans with varying lot numbers and sums.
Ida Jean Kain reports on Alfred Hitchcock detailing his diet inspired loss from 297 to 180 pounds. He emphasizes calorie knowledge like money, avoiding cocktails, and choosing lean meals with soups and vegetables. Readers are invited to request revised calorie charts from the newspaper.
Butler County courts list marriage applications for Harold Elliott and Joanna Lipps. Robert Maupin and Jane Geisler. James Gleason and Sally Sams. George Holland and Olivia Neal. Divorce suits include Harriett Webbster vs Harold Webster and others for neglect and cruelty. several couples across Hamilton, Middletown, Oxford, and surrounding areas.
Governor Quinn signals approval for Hawaii territorial employees to wear aloha shirts at work this summer. He stops short of a universal mandate, leaving final dress decisions to each department head. The move ends a prior ban and reflects a more casual approach in government offices. Dust off the colorful shirts as trade winds blow.
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