The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 July 1987 — Page 64

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July J, 1987

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The Ladies of the Round Table is a Federated Club in Syracuse which was formed in January of 1923. Nine Syracuse ladies met in “The Sign of the Kettle,” a popular Syracuse tea room, to form a reading club. In the early years, the club met every two weeks and usually had two programs at each meeting, along with the business at hand. Club programs have always been varied, as they are in the club of today. The programs of early club years had a great emphasis on music and music appreciation and on creative writing, done and often performed, by club members. There were book reviews and guest speakers, too. Trips were often taken k

Cong/iaWatioiis Sy/tocuse ©n QJou/t ISOtli QVe uAfte ‘cUefte cTo Sewe Qjou/t SjWeaM JVeecfc , C.» rik y'-i JnL&r f Mammography/ One thing every woman can do about breast cancer. Kosciusko Community Hospital urges you to have a safe, simple mammogram at K.C.H. where our skilled, trained staff and qualified radiologists using state-of-the-art, low-dose equipment can provide you with the excellent care and accurate interpretation you deserve. Contact your physician for an appointment today. If you wish more information regarding marfimography, contact the Radiology Department at Kosciusko Community Hospital. We want you to enjoy a longer, healthier life, and to have time “to smell the roses.” Kosciusko I 11 Community Hospital 2101 E. Dußois Drive Warsaw, Indiana 46580 219-267-3200, Ext. 231

visit factories or businesses, to eat in a well-known restaurant, oj to visit some special point of interest. At one time, the club had its own chorus which sang at many meetings. In 1926, members formed the Junior Ladies of the Round Table — especially for young girls of the town. This group continued to be in existence until the late 1960 s or early 19705. Through the years (over 63 of them), there have been many money-making projects held, with the proceeds being donated to further some community effort or for community improvement. There has been a spirit of willingness to share in county-wide club projects, as well.

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