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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1973
Page
3
A reader questions why men kill themselves for money while Afraid of the Future cites heart attacks. Ann Landers says hard work alone doesn’t kill. obesity smoking lack of exercise and high cholesterol are the real risks.
A 17 year old high school senior Georgia, pregnant in seventh month, has rheumatic heart history but no major prior issues. After acute heart failure with valve damage, a cardiac surgeon repairs the valve during pregnancy, leading to rapid recovery and expectation of a normal delivery.
Home cooks exchange holiday recipes from The Charleston Gazette readers. Mrs Naomi Flesher seeks a nuts substitute cookie recipe. Tillie Jordan shares a Christmas gelatin salad recipe and Christmas garnish ideas. Stella Sastiles and Mrs Cecil Cosby contribute candy recipes including Jiffy Peanut Butter Fudge Seafoam candy and a turkey leftover dish.
Miss Leah Lynn Tucker and Rodger W. Wallace were married December 7 at the bride’s home with Rev. Harry Gill officiating. Music by Eddie Stone Anna Absten and Mrs. Jean Downey complemented the ceremony. The couple will reside at 5083 Cedar Dr Columbus Ohio.
The betrothal of Miss Patricia Jeannette Pauley to Charles V. Slater Jr. is announced by her parents in South Charleston. Slater Jr. is a Diamond Department Store employee and Army veteran. The engagement of Miss Melody Teel to Clayton Taylor is announced by her parents in Coopers Creek. Teel is a Department of Motor Vehicles employee and Taylor is a True Temper worker.
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