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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1959
Page
7
Alfred Sheinwold writes on bridge strategy with a hand example where East misplays a trump finish. The discussion showcases chestnut plays and the correct line to win, highlighting South's erroneous trump finesse and East’s misdirection.
Charlie Newell filed for divorce in St Joseph Circuit Court alleging Bertha nagged about towels and meals. He cites his weight, hair, rosy cheeks, and pet cat incidents as grounds noting disputes over the cat on the dining table and bed.
A lively Sunday tea gathering draws many guests to sample extra-strong tea brewed in a large teapot. Attendees then dilute with hot water as discussion turns to regional tremor patterns, noting earthquakes occur more often in Haly and Japan than elsewhere.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with about two million members signaled willingness to discuss unity with other Lutherans. President Rev Dr John W Behnken announced in a letter to Dr Paul E Empie executive secretary of the National Lutheran Council, which groups eight Lutheran denominations. An estimated eight million Lutherans exist in the United States across 16 branches.
Community petition calls for collecting used cotton fabrics including sheets underwear and pajamas for surgical dressings to assist cancer committees in patient care efforts.
TORONTO AP A 72 year old Toronto man has won a discharge from the British regiment he deserted from in 1902 after emigrating to Canada five years later He joined the Sherwood Foresters at age 16 and later served with the Canadian army during World War I He had written to his old regiment seeking release and received a protection certificate from the British War Office
Dear reader seeks guidance on legalizing paternity for children from two relationships. Mary Haworth recommends contacting The Salvation Army Family Service Bureau in New York for confidential, faith-based case work and support to stabilize the family and pursue lawful solutions.
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