Passive stereotype of women challenged in study
Cleveland researchers Dr. Robert Steinbacher and Dr. Faith Gilroy studied group dynamics to test if a woman faced in a trio of men would hold her stance as firmly as a lone male among three women. They found men pushed ideas, women became defensive, leaving little discussion or compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert Steinbacher
Cleveland State University
Faith D. Gilroy
Loyola College of Maryland
Steinbacher
Gilroy
Dear Dr Salk on Child Rearing Choosing a School
Advice on selecting a school for a child emphasizes trusting instincts and observing teachers, administrators, and classroom atmosphere. Higher fees don’t guarantee better education. involve the child in decisions and talk to current students and parents to gauge suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Salk
F.K
Former Athens Woman Featured in Series on Corporate Wives
Jean McKnight, wife of Montgomery Ward's ex chief, is profiled in a Little Rock paper as part of a series on corporate wives. She has moved 18 times in 39 years, enjoys year round golf, private jet travel, and values shared activities with her husband. The couple met at LSU and expect retirement in Kansas City with family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lousiana State University
Jean McKnight
Sidney Jr
Kansas City
Smoking Increases Risk To Women On Pill
New York AP report finds women over 40 who smoke while using birth control pills face a much higher risk of heart attacks than non smoking pill users. The study highlights compounded cardiovascular danger for this demographic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Four-H Officers Elected Across Two Clubs
The 4-H groups at the Khure and Dorst homes elected officers for the coming year. Siri Khure presides over one club with Deadra Weiss Denise Denny and others as officers. Marianne Isaacs leads the Sewing Rhythm group with Tammy Dorst as treasurer and Judy Pedigo as secretary. A mixed note on smoking and contraception reports a study by Jain finding higher mortality risk for women over 40 who smoke and take oral contraceptives, especially heavy smokers, though non smokers show lower risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Sensations
Siri Khure
Khure
Deadra Weiss
Jennifer
Jimmy Landis
Denise Denny
Tanja Kuhre
Beth Main
Brett Denny
Hylie Flournoy
Tara French
Chuck French
Tammy Dorst
Marianne Isaacs
Shaun Stalder
Judy Pedigo
Billie Jo Wilson
Glenda Randolph
Diedra King
Jill Allen
Great ideas for snacks for healthy quick bites
A feature on tasty snack recipes that double as mini meals and boost nutrition. Examples include Spiced Cottage Cheese Dip Apple Almond Granola Sesame Cheese Sticks Peanut Butter Garden Dip and Frozen Fruit Salad. Read it April 10 in this issue.
Athenians Learn Ancient Egg Art
Talented artists in Athens demonstrate egg art techniques linking ancient traditions to contemporary craft. The event showcases detailed decorating methods and material combinations drawing curious locals and visitors.
Easter Egg Psanka Demonstration At Athens Mall
Ms. McConnell from WATH Radio taught psanka egg decorating inspired by patterns like stars and leaves in a session at the Athens Mall. Free class ran from 2 to 4 p m with attendees including teachers eager to pass the technique to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. McConnell
Wath Radio
Montana
Rivers
McConnell
Athens
Indians Get Free Services and Taxpayer Aid Allegations
A column presents assertions that Native Americans receive extensive free benefits funded by taxpayers, including medical care, housing, education, and tribal payments, with figures cited for HUD grants and income from resource sites. The writer questions the fairness and accuracy of such claims and contrasts living standards on reservations with broader society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
HUD
Holding the Food Line By Marian Reeder
Holding the Food Line features a recipe for Hot Sundae with mandarin oranges and vanilla ice cream. The column also notes local farm reports and social notes about residents traveling and visiting family in Florida and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Reeder
Nurse Drops Charge Plans Marriage After Abduction Claim
In Corpus Christi Texas a nurse who told police an alleged assailant tried to beat her to death three weeks ago dropped charges against the man George Edd Hodges 33. She said they plan to marry and asked the state take no further action. the indictment was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi, Tex
George Edd Hodges
Miss King
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Man
Lee Salk
Chicago
McKnights
McAllen
McKnight
Jain
Great Britain
United States
the Athens Messenger
Cross
P.S
Abby
S.S
Souix City
L.A. Calif
van Buren
Meigs
Charles Blakeslee
Florda
Winter Haven
Sanibel Island
Ae County Agriculture Extension
James Brewington
Dayton
Roger Luckeydoo Brewington
Luckeydoo
DAR
Orin Smith
Arizona
Forrest Forrest Bachtel
Baby
Columbia Gas
Columbia Gas System
Columbia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!