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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
6
A psychologist argues against matching punishment to the offense. He cites a boy who refused birthday gifts and shows how withholding celebrations worsened behavior. The piece urges consistent guidance and non punitive strategies to foster desirable actions.
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by a man who is hard of hearing. He has been deaf for more than ten years and offers full information to interested readers at no cost.
Gov James A Rhodes declares April 24 to 29 as Licensed Practical Nurse Week in Ohio. The Ohio federation hosts its second annual convention at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel in Columbus, followed by three days of national federation conferences with leaders from across the country. More than 30,000 licensed practical nurses work in Ohio in hospitals, health agencies, nursing homes and private homes.
A teen seeks help for shapeless legs and body image. A parent asks about suing a caregiver who cut a baby’s hair without permission. Readers debate etiquette after a late wedding invitation and whether to send a gift.
Marmon Thompson, former Ohio Division of Forestry forester, writes from Spruce Pine NC to share his Orange Slice Brownies recipe. The ingredients include eggs sugar flour orange slice candy vanilla and nuts with baking until golden and dusted with powdered sugar.
Cottage cheese whipped with milk makes a low calorie stand in for sour cream in dips and dishes like beef stroganoff. The tip includes adding onion bits and optional mix ins while noting cottage cheese calories and fat are lower than sour cream.
The Ruth circle met for a potluck dinner with Mrs. Granville Reeves on Albany Route 2. Mrs. Arthur Maxwell led devotions and Mrs. James Crossen presented the program. A flower exchange is planned for May 4 with Mrs. Charles Chase in charge. Mrs. Darrell Clark and Mrs. Don Hanning will lead future arrangements.
Miss Adeline Brooks and Mr. David Gould united in marriage on February 5 at 2 p.m. in the bride’s home. The bride wore blue silk with white lace and nylon tulle veil, carrying a white Bible. Mrs. Freda Brooks served as matron of honor, David Browning as best man. The couple now reside at Athens Route 2.
Let tie Blackwell of Dayton and Ed ward McIntosh of Pomeroy wed at Shiloh Congregational Church Dayton on April 2 at 2 pm The Rev Feye LeMeadows officiated Attendants Mrs Hazel Gazell and Una Anderson Usher Eddie McIntosh son of the groom dinner followed at Pappy's Kitchen Club The bride works as a secretary the groom is a mail carrier They reside at 4316 Winona Ave Dayton after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls
Mr and Mrs Hurley Pidcock of New Marshfield Route 1 plan an open house to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple wed April 14 1917 at the Athens Methodist parsonage. They have two sons six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The national presentation of the Kappa Delta Sorority orthopedic awards was announced to the Ohio University Gamma Era chapter by its president Miss Susan Wilkinson. Awards totaling $2,000 were presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons in San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs Gay Johnson announce the birth of a daughter Amy Beth born March 29 at Mount St Mary Hospital. The baby joins three siblings Julia Grant and Randy with grandparents Alfred Allman and Roy Johnson and great grandmother Christina Johnson of Burnville NC. Christine Luehrman’s East Elementary class has monthly visits to Ohio University Library for reading and research skill development through discussions and tours.
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