Natural Dyes For Colorful Easter Eggs
Tips for using kitchen dyes to color hard cooked eggs. A variety of foods produce natural hues from blue to green and orange. Chill eggs first, simmer ingredients in water, steep 30 minutes, refrigerate dyed eggs, and keep them 8 to 10 days.
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Choke Victim First Aid Taught At Athens Extension Office
The Heimlich Maneuver will be demonstrated at a April 13 program at the Athens County Extension office 280 W Union St. Tom Magoto of the Ohio Department of Health will lead a film discussion and demonstration starting at 10 a.m. for anyone interested.
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Heimlich
Athens County
Union St
Tom Magoto
Bureau of Environmental Health Services
Ohio Department of Health
Wiseman Birth Announced in Parkersburg
Mr and Mrs Rockland H Wiseman of Parkersburg announce the birth of a daughter Rachel Elizabeth born March 26 at St Josephs Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roger Wiseman of Athens and Mr and Mrs Carl N Oney Wellington Great grandparents are Harry Faulkner of Athens and Mrs Minnie Wiseman of Chauncey
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Rockland H. Wiseman
Parkersburg
Rachel Elizabeth
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roger Wiseman
Athens
Carl N. Oney
Wellington
Harry Faulkner
Minnie Wiseman
Chauncey
Mrs. Brown Feted With Open House on 80th Birthday
Mrs. Harold R. Brown of Baker Road was honored at a reception at Alexander Presbyterian Church for her 80th birthday. Hosts were daughters Mrs. Edmond Efaw Mrs. Morris Porter and Mrs. Carl Olsen with niece Betty Litton from Lauton Virginia attending. Congratulations came by phone from Columbus Florida Lakeview and Zanesville.
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Harold R. Brown
Baker Road
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Edmond Efaw
Morris Porter
Carl Olsen
Betty Litton
Lauton
Brown
Columbus
Florida
Lakeview
Zanesville
Layette Shower Honors Geneve Jewell's Daughter
Mrs. Geneva Jewell hosted a layette shower for her daughter Mrs. Terry Harvey in Glouster. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ida Mae Stoneburner Mrs. June Bingman and Chris Jewel. Mrs. Peggy Jewel also won a prize.
Remembering the Days of Radio from My Window
A personal reminiscence about growing up with radio shows like The Buster Brown Show, Froggy, Fibber McGee, Amos and Andy, and Captain Midnight. The writer recalls 15 minute episodes, sponsor gimmicks, secret decoder rings, and how television shifted attention away from radio. It contrasts imaginative radio adventures with later television experiences and reflects on simpler childhood entertainment.
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Buster Brown
Froggy
Isis
Tarzan
Tige
Midnight the Cat
Mr. Shortfellow
Armstrong Boy
Captain Midnight
Sergeant Preston
The
Yukon
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Jim
Dear Abby Columns On Cats Meals On Wheels And Graduations
A reader panel discusses Abby's handling of a cat owner issue and urges including spay guidance. Letters advocate Meals on Wheels as a nationwide clearinghouse and offer to publish a national list. A note asks how to handle graduation announcements and gift expectations with a suggested no gifts option.
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Abby
Sinbad
Benny
Toby
Phoebe
the Richards
Ridgecrest
Calif
Gail
U.S
Canada
Area Club News Shows Youth Groups Plan Year
Dream Weavers and Stitch and Stir clubs met at homes and at Federal Hocking High School to discuss projects for the year. Marianne Isaacs was elected president with a full slate of officers including Shari Stalder Judy Pedigo Tammy Dorst Billi Jo Wilson Tiffany Merkel Glenda Randolph Jill Allen Diedra King. Buckettes elected Tammy Moleski Kellie Williams Barbie Martin Kelly Crihfield Jeanel Elliott Patty Kettell Melyn Odenthal. Kelly Crihfield demonstrated baking oatmeal cookies and bake sales skating party and parents night were planned.
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Dream Weavers
Jane Hientzelman
Federal Hocking High School
Jody Beha
Jerry Green
Hocking Valley Livestock Lovers
David E. Bennett
Irene Bennett
Stitch
Stir
Sewing Rhythm
Shaun Stalder
Marianne Isaacs
Shari Stalder
Judy Pedigo
Tammy Dorst
Billi Jo Wilson
Tiffany Merkel
Glenda Randolph
Jill Allen
Diedra King
Fairfield Heritage Pilgrimage Planned
Fairfield Heritage Association announces the Fairfield Heritage Pilgrimage on Saturday April 30 and Sunday May 1 in Lancaster and Fairfield County. Six private homes and six semi private buildings are open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. tea at Stanbery Rising. Tickets 5 for adults 2 for children under 16 luncheon 4.50 for advance ticket holders via Mrs Samuel C Hurley III and Mr Mrs Robert Rodenbaugh.
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Ohio
Fairfield
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Fairfield Heritage Association
Milton Osborne
Zanesville
School of Fine Arts and Architecture
Penn State University
Library of Congress
General Sherman
U.S
St. Peter's United Church of Christ Country Church
Baltimore Area
Baltimore
Basil
Stanbery Rising
Samuel C
Medical X-Rays Benefit and Caution for Patients
X rays offer significant benefits for diagnosis but carry harm if overused. Patients should inform doctors and dentists about recent X rays so previous images can be reused when appropriate, reducing unnecessary exposure.
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