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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1955
Page
6
A reader asks about divorce and custody after his wife rejects more children due to her domineering mother. The counselor blames the couple’s emotional distance, urges psychiatric self inventory, and suggests counseling with Mrs Haworth through The Journal.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Methuselah and the moon as a time measure. The column praises lived longevity ideas, notes biblical ages, and urges focus on lasting deeds over long life, with a brief note on sending for his booklet.
Mildred Imex Gayle files for divorce from Raymond Gayle in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 73303 due to extreme cruelty and neglect. Respondent must answer by October 22 1955. petition granted. Clerk Grevey deputy Maxwell Ginkioesen dated Sept 12 to Oct 17.
Margaret Latrobe critiques Captain McCutchen of the Marines for an overblown menu that lacks substance. She notes his slender frame contradicts gourmet values and observes the dinner misses simple peasant fare and robust flavors.
Ida Bailey Allen reports on a refined Fifth Avenue restaurant menu where chocolate nut pudding tops a list of popular desserts favored by men. The piece notes generous sauces and varied puddings, with a recipe for chocolate nut pudding and accompanying ice cream sauce, plus a future dinner menu including salmon, fried potatoes, and spinach vinaigrette.
A proposed Symington for president campaign is to be discussed at a Missouri Democrats meeting in Likeeston on Saturday. Invitations went to a small group of supporters and state leaders from D W Gilmore a Kansas City insurance man and former state official. Symington has often denied presidential ambitions.
An ancient Egyptian practice used beetle carvings as good luck charms. The ornaments were carved stones shaped like beetles and carried as talismans.
Dr. William James Battle aged 84 died after a long illness in Raleigh. A UT bookstore operator and interim president during a 62 year tenure, he was born in Raleigh and was son of Dr. Kemp Plummer Battle, UNC president 1871 to 1892. Funeral services were held today with burial in Raleigh.
The Madison Local School District Butler County Ohio calls an election on November date to decide issuance of 202000 bonds for fireproof additions and furnishings. The estimated tax rate is 25.1 cents per 100 dollars valuation outside constitutional limits. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Harry B. Grevey chairman Ben D. Worgester clerk. Sept 15 1955.
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