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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1976
Page
23
In a San Diego counseling feature Dr Melba Cosgrove tells readers that grieving after loss is natural and healing. She outlines stages of shock anger and acceptance and offers practical tips like rehearsing widowhood arranging wills and using diaries or keepsakes to cope.
The pattern showcases a narrow line-jacket with a vest option, suited for spring days and casual wear in white black or bright gabardine and knits. Sizes 8 to 18 offered with fabric guidance and pricing details, plus mailing info for pattern A882. Also includes advice on coping with loss and remarriage for widows from Melba Cosgrove.
Engagement announced for Miss Constance Leneave to David M. Geckeler son of Mr and Mrs David R Geckeler of 4777 Cotton Run Road Geckeler is 1971 Edgewood High School graduate and works at Armco Steel Corp Leneave is daughter of Mrs Georgia Leneave and the late Earl Leneave and works at Pease Co in Fairfield The wedding is set for June 5.
Mushrooms grow from rain soaked ground then swell and surface for harvest. Commercial growers produced a record 300 million pounds in 1974 with Pennsylvania leading at a large share.
Mrs. Astor Profitt of 5028 Victoria Ave announces the engagement of daughter Vicki to Cecil Eggert of Crown Point Ind son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Eggert Sr of Atlanta Ga The couple plans to wed May 25 at the First Baptist Church in Hammond Ind The bride elect a Middletown High School graduate is a sophomore majoring in English at Hyles Anderson College in Crown Point Mr Eggert who will graduate from the same college in December is a United Parcel Service employee.
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