How To Live With Another Person book review
A columnist reviews David Wiscott's How To Live With Another Person, noting its 156 pages, author credibility, and controversial take on relationships. The essay critiques self help trends, praises Wiscott's blunt guidance, and argues the work deserves widespread readership despite skepticism toward psychiatrist authors.
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David Wiscott
America
Arbor House
Judith
Leary
Freud
Karen Horney
Alice
Wiscott
Engagement of Janet Sue Korte to Joseph D Baker Jr
Betrothed Mr and Mrs John Harrison Easley of Metropolis Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Sue Korte to Joseph D Baker Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker of Frederick The couple are connected to Metropolis and Nashville with Korte holding a mathematics degree and serving as director of community services in Tennessee while Baker graduates include Vanderbilt civil engineering and management studies Wedding plans are incomplete.
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John Harrison Easley
Metropolis
Ill
Janet Sue Korte
Joseph D. Baker Jr
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Miss Korte
Robert D. Korte
Viola J. Sturgis
Lindell W. Sturgis
Metropolis Community High School
Southern Minois University
George Peabody College
Baker
Vanderbilt Graduate School of Management
Wintertime Fun Energizes New York City Attractions
New York keeps buzzing in January and February with a packed winter calendar. Chinese New Year in Chinatown runs Feb 10 to 16, with a lantern festival Feb 25, plus Lincoln’s and Washington’s birthdays driving sales and events. The City features sports at Madison Square Garden, Broadway and off-Broadway shows, museum exhibits at BAM and the Met, and special festivals from Italian Gastronomic to SoHo art tours, all anchored by a new NYC Passenger Ship Terminal and a free Winter Calendar of Events from the New York Visitors Bureau.
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New York
New
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Garden
N.Y. Rangers
Royal Shakespeare Co
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Bam
Brooklyn Museum
Paul Robeson
Bessie Smith
Welcome Wagon Club Holds 1975 First Meeting
On Tuesday January 14 1975 the Welcome Wagon Club met for its first monthly gathering at the John Davis House Restaurant in the Frederick Towne Mall. Plans were made for February’s Talent In event with members displaying needlework crafts art and performances.
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Welcome Wagon Club
John Davis House
Frederick Towne Mall
Ivy's Duplicate Bridge results and upcoming Catoctin events
Ivy's Duplicate Bridge Club winners for January 17 were Mrs. Kenneth Palmer and Miss Evelyn Krantz first, Ronald Young duo second, Rennart pair and Snyder Theis pair tied for third. January 24 team of four results to be announced next week. Catoctin Bridge Club winners last week: Donald Little and Weldon Harper first, Remsberg and Ross Smith second, Cline and Crawford third. Thursday game January 23 winners: Ethel Crawford and Neil Bischoff first, Harper and Yonetz second, Arotsky and Fouche third, Castle and Palmer fourth. Regular game this week. Thurmont Terrors host team of eight championship at Thurmont American Legion 7:30 p.m.
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Ivy’s Duplicate Bridge Club
Kenneth Palmer
Evelyn Krantz
Ronald Young
Robert Rennart
Charles Snyder
Lawrence Theis
Cal
Donald Little
Weldon Harper
Robert Remsberg
Ross Smith
Ralph Cline
Ethel Crawford
Neil Bischoff
Gerald Yonetz
Charles Arotsky
Grayson Fouche
Frank Castle
Citn Catoctin
Thurmont Terrors
Fredericktonians
Westminster Wolves
Thurmont American Legion
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Linda Gregory
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick County National Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
North Market ST
FDIC
Rosemont Ave
Hollywood
Diana Vreeland
Metropolitan
Scarlett O’hara
Mae West
Bronx Museum of the Arts
Bronx County
Queens Museum
Nyc
Flushing
Garst Paint Center, Inc
Walt-Ter Strahan Eisenhart
Williamsburg
Schumacher
East Street
East Main Street
Thurmont
oBank Americard
Ivy
Lena Darner
West
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Maryland
Myerly
Sisi
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