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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1977

Page

6

Renewed interest grows in Herbert Hoover in West Branch

West Branch Iowa hosts a Hoover revival as scholars and visitors reevaluate the 31st president. At Hoover Library and Museum the public views private life relics and letters to Truman. researchers number rising as Hoover’s legacy gains appeal across generations.

Jules Loh West Branch Iowa Wapsinonoc Creek Thomas Thalken Mississippi Herbert Hoover Iowa City Stern Hoover Mny Harry Truman Laserphoto Thomas Thalka Palo Alto Calif Thalken Stanford

Stitchery Showcase Returns to Stan Hywet in Akron

Stan Hywet Hall hosts the eighth annual Needlework Guild exhibit with about 300 items last year. Entries accepted April 15 10 am to 4 pm and April 16 9 am to 12 noon. Exhibit open to public Friday Saturday 10 am 5 pm Sunday 12 noon 5 pm. Admission 1.50 adults 0.50 children. Dorrit Gutterson of Wallingford Conn will speak April 20 8 pm in the Carriage House with slides. Tickets 2.50 reservations required seating limited to 150.

Stan Hywet Akron Ohio Manor Auditorium Dorrit Gutterson Wallingford Conn America Gutterson New York The Embroider’s Guild of America Stan Hywet Hall Frank A. Bene

Heather Anne Jones Honored in Disney Themed Party

Mr and Mrs Charles E Jones of Athens hosted a celebration for their daughter Heather Anne with grandparents Alvin Workman of Guysville and the Joneses on hand. Attendees included Sherwood Perry Jeff Perry Laur i and Craig Watson Karen Tapie Trever Rohma Mike Beasley Debbie Skaggs Barbara Jennifer Miller Dwaine Alexander Christy Alexander Louise Carl Liz Brenda Carol Jason Pennington and others from Athens Wellston and Guysville. Guests enjoyed movies from Heather s first birthday and refreshments with a Walt Disney theme.

Charles E. Jones Athens Heather Anne Delores Elswick Alvin Workman Guysville Sherwood Perry Jeff Perry Albany Clarence Watson Sr Lauri Craig Watson Karen Tapie Trever Rohma Mike Beasley Debbie Skaggs Barbara Jennifer Miller Dwaine Alexander Christy Alexander Wellston Louise Carl Liz Brenda Carol Jason Pennington Heather Chris Jackson Gail Beasley Walt Disney

4 H Club News Plans and Elections Highlight Meetings

4 H Club members met with Marianne Isaacs to plan a field trip and discuss cooking. Sewing groups planned a pattern cutting meeting while officers were elected including Marianne Isaacs president and Karen Keith vice president. Other clubs named officers and shared Easter treats for local rest homes and fashion events at McArthur.

Stitch Stir Marianne Isaacs Billi Wilson Lodi Lamb Bailey Home Karen Keith Judy Pedigo Eere King Nan Pedigo Betty Pratt Carolyn Dena Pam Smith Theresa Rice Nancy Cross News Kimes Angel of Mercy Rest Homes McArthur Hockingport Hands Helping Hands Becky Ford Ne Coen Carol Slater Chee Stanlaker John Coen Melissa Meeks Barb Coen Jim Tim

Junior League Launches 3 Year Project Aid

The Association of Junior Leagues receives a $790000 grant from the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation to fund a three year pilot Project VIE Volunteers Intervening in Equity. The aim is to use experienced older volunteers to help others obtain services and rights.

New York Association of Junior Leagues Women’s Voluntary Organization Edna McConnell Clark Foundation

Rap on Hood To Check for Sleeping Cats

New York AP report warns drivers to rap on car hoods before starting engines in winter. Friends of Animals says cats crawl into warm engines to escape cold and may be injured when the car starts.

Hood New York

Women Boost Life Insurance Ownership Says Council

The American Council of Life Insurance notes women entering the labor market and increased family duties have driven a surge in life insurance ownership among women. From 1965 to 1975, female life insurance ownership rose by about 150 percent.

New York American Council of Life Insurance Council

Holding the Food Line

Marian Reeder presents a kitchen note about endive and bacon salad. A warm bowl of endive tossed with fried bacon and vinegar is described as nearly a meal providing green nutrition. The dish stays crisp and can serve as a two meal option.

Marian Reeder

Women return to college through mature student programs

A feature on programs helping mature women reenter education, noting many left school early. A participant recalls dropping out in ninth grade and pursuing college after years as a wife, emphasizing the value of prior life experience in higher education.

Co Ae Ae College Rand

Modern Woman Workshops Help Mature Wives Adjust

The article describes workshops on coping with changing roles of mature women and features Peggy an Interpersonal Communications major who returned to academics citing poverty and a desire for a career. The program runs April 10 and May 19 and 26 in Baker Center with contact at 594 3161.

Peggy Baker Center

In-Law Interview About Marriage Plans Itself Complicated

A man asks for his girlfriend’s hand in marriage and discusses the future son in law’s experience. He reports that the girlfriend is 18 and her father asked if he was a virgin, to which he replied truthfully. The father’s question surprised him given their conversation.

Abby Ollston

Food value for money rises for American housewives

An agricultural economist Dr Donald Chafin of Wilmington says in 1974 the average US factory worker could buy more food per hour's pay than in 1950 and 1919 21 period productivity has grown. He notes the 1950 figure 1.9 pounds per hour rose to 2.8 pounds in 1974 as farm labor output increased nearly ninefold since 1919 21.

BP Neem Ohio Wilmington Donald Chafin Chafin

Honored With Layette Shower Near Lena Kirkendall

Lena Kirkendall and Jane Argabright are honored with a layette shower. The event celebrates upcoming motherhood with friends and family in attendance.

Layette Lena Kirkendall and Jane Argabright

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