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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
7
Advice on breaking the cycle of tension through regular meals and minerals. Promotes minerals and vitamins, and suggests fresh air and sunlight as stress relievers. Mentions coffee dependence and the benefit of a protein rich breakfast for a productive day. References historical figure the Roman emperor to illustrate timeless stress.
A vintage promotion touts the Kordel Eating Plan as free while urging readers to overcome tension. The message borrows Marcus Aurelius to warn tension as a threat to national health and personal well being, promising relaxation if pursued.
Mount Moriah United Methodist Church hosts Vacation Bible School from June 18 to June 2 with sessions 9 30 am to 12 00 noon Open House on Saturday June 2 at 10 30 am A church picnic follows for children teachers and staff Linda Bolling Alice Wright Bonnie Lawson JoAnn Hector Mary Ruth Stevens Vera McMillan Joyce Stone and Rev Millard Knowies lead the effort with director Geldenes and others involved.
Four girls were injured when a ride malfunctioned at a county fair. Their parents took one injured girl to County Hospital for treatment of a leg injury. Bystander Amy Fletcher was also treated and released.
Debbie Flaghen Michelle Len and I drove to Westboro on Friday to visit Mrs. Harry Flaghen and family. A male colt named Stormy was born June 5 to a friend. We also saw a Shetland pony at the Carman residence in Goshen and enjoyed a brief visit with Perry and Ann Burdsall. Their son Chuck is in Florida.
Ford Motor Co delivered door to door food to a Buenos Aires slum as part of 180000 dollars worth promised to aid needy families. The drive aimed to prevent harm to executives amid kidnap and violence concerns.
Perry Kirk of Lindale Pike Amelia enrolled at Hyles Anderson College and began a bus route in a farming community. The route covered 3% miles from 28 to 62 with an average of 51 for April. The clinic is scheduled June 17. Kirk, age five, joined the church in Hammond Indiana.
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