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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1972
Page
6
In a candid interview Roberta describes severe premenstrual tension and its effects on her, including headaches and dizziness. A doctor explains PMS affects many women and prescribes diuretic water pills and tranquilizers while noting relief for both Roberta and her husband. A paid tones tips and a book offer conclude the piece.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Straub of Seville announce their daughter Sandra K Straub engaged to Hershel E Neff Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hershel E Neff of Rittman The couple plan a June 1973 wedding at Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church Sandra is a 1968 Cloverleaf High School graduate and Westfield Companies executive secretary Hershel is a 1965 Rittman High School graduate a Univ of Akron pre med student and National Disposer Corp employee
The Cloverleaf Booster Club launches its 1972 1973 membership drive. If not contacted, residents can call listed coordinators in Chippewa Lake Lafayette Chatham Burbank Lodi Seville Friendsville Road area Wedgewood Road Westfield Center Buffham Road for membership.
The Medina Duplicate Bridge Club data lists overall winners Millie Adams Dick Sanford Ernie Martin and Jack Adams for May to August across sessions. It notes August 12 1972 event with 614 tables and Mitchell Movement averages, plus August 16 1972 results with 41 percent tables and players including Jack Adams Ken Bates and Harriet Lang A Krueger.
Bucknell University will host a 3 p.m. reception for 10 Cleveland area residents joining the campus as freshmen this September. The class of 1976 will be the largest ever with 830 new students. Mary L. Lemmer of Medina is listed among local entrants as orientation begins September 5.
An 18 year old plans college study to be a mortician facing ridicule from peers. Abby responds that ridicule is inexcusable and encourages perseverance for unique careers. Also a reader asks if people really want to know how they are and another asks for print to help save a marriage.
A letter-wagging about a wife who has let herself go and a husband’s tolerance contrasts with readers advising that some men tolerate flaws for compensating traits. Another note suggests teaching a kiss rather than confessing, while a Maryland reader signs off with “No problems in Maryland.”
The Spencer Garden Club flower show drew over 143 entries with Liberty design by Mrs Forrest Larkey earning best of show. Fred Brinker won best horticultural specimen with a floribunda rose, while Mrs Dallas Auble and Adrian Dalgleish took second and third in best of show. Blue ribbons went to Larkey Adrian Dalgleish Auble Brinker Hamby in artistic arrangements, weather blamed for lower turnout.
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