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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1974
Page
5
Iona Asher writes about reluctantly trying yoga despite disliking exercise. She chronicles awkward attempts from the full lotus to the sun salute, aided by friends Norma and Joyce who praise yoga for cures from sciatic pain to weight loss.
Goodwill Mothers Club members will prepare Cancer Crusade packets next week at Verity Hall announced at a meeting at Mrs. John Derroughs home on Roosevelt Avenue. Participants included Mrs. Velma Perkins and others. April meeting set for Mrs. Bailey on Shafer Street.
Pare cucumbers and slice thick then boil covered in salted water until tender about ten minutes. Drain and mix with butter. Serve with meat poultry or fish. Two medium cucumbers yield four servings.
Members of Chapter One American War Mothers visited patients at the Dayton VA Hospital yesterday. The trip was planned at a Thursday chapter session at the Legion Home. Members were asked to donate instead of hosting another bean dinner this year. Mrs. Frank Robinson, president, read thank-you notes for the chapter’s contributions and services at Patrick Hospital and the Dayton VA Hospital.
Frank Francois, the only blacksmith in Cincinnati, spoke at a Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Bar Association gathering in Hamilton about his sculpture. He showed metal pieces including religious symbols and a single piece rose. Mrs. Lee Parrish, president, announced a board meeting for 10 a.m. March 22 at her home and named the nominating committee with Mrs. John Herr and Mrs. Joseph E. Newlin of Middletown.
Duplicate winners reported in a Thursday ladies duplicate session at Brown's Run Country Club were Mrs. Howard Cheney with Mrs. Mike L. Graney, Mrs. P.H. Long with Mrs. Warren Mann, and Mrs. Earl Brooks with Mrs. William Shera. Also, during the afternoon, members presented Mrs. Howard Wikoff a gift honoring her years as chairman.
In the March NSA meeting in Manchester Inn reports covered Secretaries Week. A banquet at Benjamin's Restaurant Franklin Square is set for April 24 at 6 30 p m. Hazel Duvall spoke on the Ohio Division meeting May 17 19 at Imperial House South. Bob Miller WLW will be guest speaker for the April dessert meeting at the Women's Center.
Chicago AP reports industry leaders say there is a lack of women with master of business administration degrees and a need to encourage female students to enter finance and business careers. Palendar notes few women seek MBAs, despite the field offering challenge and advancement.
Announcement states Miss Kathy Snelling and John James have set a May 25 wedding. Snelling, daughter of Mrs. Claude Snelling of Trenton, is a Middletown High School graduate and Miami University senior employed at Kroger's. James, Armco Steel Corp. employee, is an Edgewood High School graduate who attended Miami University.
Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. P. S. Cade won the Dorothy Coldiron traveling trophy in the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Verity Hall. They placed first in the north-south open section. runners-up were Mrs. Lee Lynch with Mrs. Gordon Nein and Gretchen Frank with Mrs. Ben Goodman. East-west winners were Bill Kash with Ben Goodman, Mrs. J. T. Lamb with Mrs. Glenn Selby, and Miss Josephine Armstrong with Mrs. Sid Yager. A board-a-match team game is set for next week in the open section with a novice section possible if attendance allows.
Mr and Mrs Jack Diefenbach of Central Avenue and Mr and Mrs Wayne Grantow of Arlington Avenue handle reservations for the Coterie dance at VFW Lodge Fairfield on April 27. Mr and Mrs Randall Harrison of Poinciana Road chair the event with Bob Legg Orchestra providing music. reservations close April 20.
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