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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
6
A reader suggests adding tomato juice to ground beef to keep burgers moist and enhance flavor. Another tip shares converting wall lamps into candle holders by removing wiring and socket parts, creating decorative candle fixtures the writer admires.
Readers share humorous takes on eating corn on the cob and daily routines. A camper describes using a plastic pool as a bath substitute and an elderly reader benefits from dog-earing page corners to ease reading. The letters reveal practical tips and lighthearted perspectives from residents.
Barbara Hermey an Italian instructor at Ohio University balanced a Fulbright Rome experience with her duties as a resident director and mother. She plans a language dormitory, spends time in Pickering Hall, and pursues crochet reading ecology and recycling efforts.
Recipe by Mrs. Robert Whealey of Athens for Lois Whealey. Details a 19 inch pie shell and lemon filling with sugar cornstarch yolks juice rind and boiling water, plus meringue with egg whites sugar and cream of tartar. Includes step by step mixing baking and serving tips.
Nine college scholarships totaling nearly 10 000 dollars are offered to current or former 4 H members planning to major in forestry crop protection crop production animal science or agriculture. Applications are through the state 4 H office or county extension. Winners will be announced during the 50th National 4 H Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2.
Letters from readers in Kansas Arizona Wisconsin criticize the view that nice girls are dateless. They defend dating for more than sex and urge keeping faith in men who value character and romance.
Mrs Bernice Spaulding of Athens will be installed as High Priestess of Hathor Court No 3 by the Ladies Oriental Shrine in the Masonic Temple Parkersburg at 7 30 p m Saturday with area officers from Ravenswood Belpre and Athens taking posts. A reception will follow in the temple ballroom with Athens Shrinette Club hostesses.
Pies ukeonival and Harry T. King of Guysville Route 1 announce the birth of Brent William on April 1 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. They have three other children ages 8 4 and 3. Grandparents Delbert Roush Harry W King and great grandparents Opal Capehart Dalles Roush Bessie Scott. Larry Gilland of New Haven announces Bethany Jo born to Brenda Kirby and Linford Bob Kirby and Blaine Gilland of New Haven. Alan Wallace of Ashville and spouse announce daughter Allieyn Marie born April 12 at St Ann s Hospital Columbus. Raymond Leddy of Columbus and Dwight Wallace of Middleport are mentioned as relatives. G C Knox of McConnelsville noted as great grandparents.
Business authorities conservatively estimate annual losses to industry from emotional disorders at ten billion dollars. The figure reflects widespread impact across sectors and costs from productivity declines and health care.
A reader from Eudora Kansas writes Dear Abby about being dateless for being "nice" and how high school and college dating norms shaped her views The letter includes a college roommate's perspective and a motto about preserving self respect and friendship before love
Johnnie Mullins Jr. of Lorain, son of Mr and Mrs John Mullins of Athens, is a patient at the Cleveland Veterans Administration hospital. His address is V A Hospital Ward 54 Room 40 10701 East Blvd Cleveland Ohio 44112. His father and sister Mrs Jeanne Snyder recently returned home after visiting him.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahaffey of 81 Central Ave celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday April 11. They wed in Athens Church of the Nazarene in 1946 with Rev. Drell H. Goff officiating. Attending were their children Michael Parsons Martha of Zanesville Kathie a Olivet Nazarene College senior and Bob Jr. at home along with relatives Clair Rook Branford Ontario and Donald Reed Quincy Mass.
Karin Coon of the county extension office will give a cooking demonstration at the Carbondale Community Center Wednesday at 7 p.m. She will show casserole preparation and baking with a master mix. All interested persons are invited.
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