Pleasant Valley Women’s Golf Association forms for season
The Pleasant Valley Women’s Golf Association formed last year and plans three tournaments this season. Tee-off is May 2 at Pleasant Valley Golf Course with weather permitting. Affiliated with the Womens Suburban Association in Cleveland and the West Interclub Women’s Association, members can play at big Cleveland district courses. Officers include Lois Nelson president, Nel Rimmel vice president, Gerry MacLeod treasurer, and Jean Cook secretary. Membership is $20 with a 50 handicap or under required and a score under 100.
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Carole Manning
Pleasant Valley Women’s’ Golf Association
Gals
Womens Suburban Association
Cleveland
West Interclub Women’s Association
PYWGA
Lois Nelson
Nel Rimmel
Gerry MacLeod
Jean Cook
Pleasant Valley Golf Course
Cadet Troop 614 Meets At Valley City Jan Six
Scout Troop 614 met January sixth at United Church of Christ hall in Valley City. Mary Sue Debbie Kathy and Maria opened and Denise Patty Beth and Barb closed. The group heard two 15 minute radio program segments featuring Girl Scouting with interviews music and drama. Dues were collected and records approved. An ice skating party is planned and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for January twentieth at the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
United Church of Christ Hall
Mary Sue
Debbie
Kathy
Maria
Recorders
Denise
Patty
Beth
Barb
Community events and meetings announced for January
Recorder Barb Brant lists activities on Hamilton Road and in Medina including Lafayette Little League first meeting January 17 at 7 p.m. in the community hall. Golden Rule Circle of the Kings Daughters meets January 13 at 8 p.m. at 921 Cloverdale Medina. Also schedule for Burbank Home and School League Country Western Show January 18 at Norwayne High School and Loners on Wheels dinner dance January 15 at City Squire Restaurant. An Ohio Picnic trip to Florida is planned for February 20 in Gulfport. Edna Loomis Circle meets January 13 at 8 p.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Center for a work night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Little League
Golden Rule Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Sandy Betz
Cloverdale
Medina
Sandy
Mimi Davis
Thelma West
Burbank Home and School League
Norwayne High School
Band of Gold
Adams
Town & Country Trio
Wendy Blevins
Janet Tanner
Jaybird
Ohio
Loners On Wheels
City Squire
Alice Rissman
Nomy Anderson
Florida
St. Petersburg
Medina County
Casino
Gulfport
Edna Loomis
Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center
W. Smith Road
First tobacco use traced to indigenous peoples across the Americas
The article recounts early tobacco use by aborigines in North and South America and outlines how Europeans adopted and expanded cultivation from Jamestown in 1612 to exports of 100,000,000 pounds by 1776, noting various forms from cigars to pipes. It also mentions a contest for a New Book of Knowledge Yearbook and prior puzzle answers.
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North
South America
Haiti
Jamestown
England
Maryland
Virginia
Harding
Cleveland
Wilson
Book of Knowledge
Helen Burnett
West Babylon
N.Y
Rich
NHASA
National Hearing Aid Society
Grand River Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Gazpacho Soup Recipe Update
An updated gazpacho recipe serves six as a chilled appetizer. It combines a bouillon base with tomato sauce cucumber lemon juice and herbs then cools for at least two hours or overnight before serving with optional sour cream garnish.
The Chuckle Box Fighter Between Rounds
A venting exchange shows the manager admitting poor performance but urging persistence. A doctor checks a cough medicine, and the patient jokes he would rather have a cold after tasting the medicine.
New Hearing Aid Course Opened at City College
Public interest in hearing aids grows as New York City Community College launches a course in Hearing Aid Dispensing. NHAS funds courses and literature while Raymond Rich notes focus on fitting, effectiveness, circuitry, sound physics, and ear anatomy.
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New York City Community College
National Hearing Aid Society
NHAS
Alfred R. Dunlavy
New York City
Raymond Z. Rich
Gazette Wedding Notice Submission Rules
The Gazette outlines engagement and wedding form submission rules. Submissions must be four weeks or more after ceremony risk rejection and only black and white photos are allowed at staff discretion. Polaroids are not accepted.
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Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doris Abeling
Scout News
Barb Brant
Hamilton Road
Anne Fogarty
Dana Harwood
Tulsa
Okla
North America
West Indies
Mexico
Venezuela
Brazil
Canada
United States
Gazpacho
Family IN Liberty
Brunswick
Allison's Shoe Store
Medina Shopping
Polf
Frrot Sh
Floyd
Soward
Fibber McGee and Molly
Goldbergs
Gertrude Berg
Amos ‘N Andy
Happiness Boys
Burns and Allen
Stoopnagie and
Budd
Eddie Cantor
Henry Morgan
Will Rogers
Calvin Coolidge
Floyd Soward
Greenwich RD
Westfield Center
Senior Citizens For Transportation
Wayne ‘Knolls
Fane
Sterune
USDA
Coats & Clarks
Eamericard
BOY Scout Headquarters
Rks
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