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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1972
Page
5
The Gloria Glens Womens Club in Chippewa Lake sponsors a March 18 card party at the Gloria Glens Town Hall to fund a local Boy Scout trip to upper Michigan. Tickets at the door. refreshments served. committee listed. An educational Cancer session follows March 21 with medical staff and Q A. public invited.
Pamela Sue Stambaugh and James R. Appel announce their engagement. Pamela Sue, 1970 Wilson High School graduate and Ohio State student, will wed June 24 at United Methodist Church with Rev. Allan C. Blackman officiating at 6 30 p m. A reception follows at Westfield Country Club.
The text traces sneezing as an early plague sign and the custom of blessing. Romans blessed sneezers and carried the gesture to Britain. British practice echoed the Athenians who blessed the sick to seek divine aid against possible death. It notes various superstitions tied to the day of a sneeze.
The Medina Duplicate Bridge Club held a Saturday session on March 11, 1972 with 72 tables. North South winners were Mr and Mrs George Wolf and Mr and Mrs Ken Bates. East West results featured Pat and Kathy Cummings and Doris Rice Mille Adams.
Puzzle questions with answers and a joke, plus March 1972 4-H club reports from York Junior High Modelettes Buckeye Buckaroos Litchfield Buttons N Bows Winsome Wrens of Westfield Homer Sr. Girls including officers meetings demonstrations safety talks and upcoming activities.
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