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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
14
Physical fitness expert Bonnie Prudden says women aged 40 to 60 can regain fitness faster than teens, needing six to eight weeks with steady stretching and workouts. She advises gradual routines, daily desk exercises, and family involvement for lasting health benefits.
A columnist recalls illness and weight loss during a flu bout. She notes fear of death, weight fluctuations, and failed smoking cessation attempts, contrasting hope for better health with the reality of minimal progress. The piece blends humor with personal struggle and endurance.
Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a fashion show at the University Branch of the First National Bank with Jean Ann Fashions modeled by chapter members. Mrs. Sue Martin announced a March 25 yearbook workshop. Guests included Mrs. John Burwick Mrs. Rex Hunter Mrs. Myrtle Wills and Mrs. Norma Curry. The next meeting is set for 7 30 PM March 11 at 243 Sands Ave Monroe, hosted by Mrs. Gary Jenin.
Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin will honor couples celebrating 50 years of marriage with a Mass and reception at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral in Cincinnati on Saturday April 5 at 2 p.m. More than 1,500 guests attended last year. Scrolls, ceramic plaques, and a commemorative booklet will be given. those unable to attend will receive mailed scrolls and booklets.
Members of Phi Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority met at Verity Hall to plan volunteer work for the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Mary Miller announced the inter national teachers' organization state convention will be held in Toledo May 2 and 3 at the Ramada Inn.
Mrs Vera Beam displayed Toby mugs and jugs at the Gracious Grandmothers meeting at the Women’s Center. A memorial tribute to Mrs Ethel Portsmouth and Mrs Mattie Cunningham was given by Mrs H F Layman. Miss Florence Powell and Miss Geraldine Himberg attended as guests. Hostesses for the dessert luncheon included Mrs W V Lantis Mrs John Merven Mrs B L Gibbons Mrs Walter Sheffer and Mrs Delbert Denzer.
Emil Charles Danenberg, 57, concert pianist and dean of Oberlin College Conservatory, named 11th president for a five year term. He will take office April 7, succeeding Robert W. Fuller who resigned after three years.
Members of Preceptor Alpha Omega chapter Beta Sigma Phi met for a social dinner and craft workshop. Mrs. Don Hoskins taught decorative egg making with plastic eggs crystaline paper and glitter while guests included Mrs. Les Mills.
The Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women reviewed On Serving Time by Morton Sobell at Mrs Edward Jones home. Mrs Glenn Hempstead led the program noting Sobell’s trial with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for conspiracy to commit espionage and his life from the Tombs to Alcatraz. The talk highlighted Sobell’s use of intensive reading to stay sane in prison and his marriage to Helen sustaining them during 18 years apart. The next meeting was moved from Holy Week to March 19 with Mrs Harry Hayes assisting.
A six week course in practical nutrition will start next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Oyd Overturf 504 Burton Road Mrs Overturf with years of study will lead sessions on cooking and on deficiencies in current food sources Interested attendees should contact Mrs Overturf before class time Tuesday
Butler County Council for the Retarded Citizens hosts a public dance at the DAV Hall Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Howard Chapman's Orchestra will perform. Tickets are $7.50 per couple, available from chairwoman Mrs. David Holweger or at the door. proceeds aid resident and day camps and other recreational needs.
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