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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1967
Page
9
Dr Myers emphasizes parental warmth and patient guidance to spark a toddler’s curiosity. Advice covers reading with a gradual approach, naming words, connecting text to visuals, and using signs, labels, and play to nurture literacy before first grade. Encourage questions, provide alphabet blocks, and avoid pressuring the child.
Dr. Madalene Barnett seeks the trick to salt rising loaf rising after overnight starter and flour additions fail. She tours tips from Mrs. Linscott of Amesville and invites readers to share ideas as she treats the bake as a challenge and vows to master the salt based bread.
Vow Howl and C Kenneth Murray of 1487 King Ave Columbus announce the birth of their first child Todd Kenneth on April 3 at University Hospital Columbus. Bill and Owen Fink announce a son William Cecil on April 6 at Holzer Hospital with Mayes grandparents and great grandparents named. Robert Mohney and wife announce son Robert Stephen on April 5 at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. they have a son David Wilson age three. The Mohneys plan to join Mr. Mohney in Las Vegas in three weeks.
Neighbors Club met with Mrs Edwin Zimmerman for a luncheon and business session led by Mrs Jack Cline with program by Mrs Mae Radford. Guests included Mrs Ermel Luckett and children Lucky and Vera. Free Will Baptist Church women met with Mrs Worth Dickens for devotionals and business. fundraiser sells unbreakable combs. Committees led by Mrs W E Dickens, Mrs Glenn Collins, Mrs Sandy George, and Mrs Dearl Porter. Next meeting May 3 with Mrs Collins.
Dear Abby letters discuss a wedding party invite to both old and new spouses, a classroom party exclusion and a college romance conflict. Advice applauds inclusive hosts, warns against overbearing entanglements, and cautions on handling unwanted correspondence and a violent temper.
Readers share simple household hacks. A mother uses nylon net to scrub milk rings from plastic baby bottles, a rug cleaning expert warns rugs may shrink about two percent when cut, and a homemaker suggests frozen waffles can become meatloaf bread.
The writer recalls moving from Hawaii and a Honolulu woman who praised nylon net for scrubbing pots and pans. The column notes that after sharing her tip, many other uses were suggested, illustrating how a simple idea grows into a flood of ideas. The piece ends by affirming this as the true story.
A reader shares practical hacks including using a spray bottle of white vinegar on cotton garments to control odors and keep liquid in place during laundering. Also notes a nut cracker as a lever to tighten wing nuts on a meat grinder.
James Reed of General Telephone will present a program on mouth to mouth resuscitation at The Plains PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday. He will use a life sized mannequin during the demonstration.
A reader asks Abby about a conflict where her best friend has begun writing to her boyfriend who is away. The caller seeks guidance on boundaries, trust, and how to address perceived interference in the relationship.
An 8 p.m. public meeting on wills and the law will be held Tuesday at the Junior Fair Building sponsored by the Athens County Extension Office.
Instructions invite readers to unload problems by writing to Dear Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 for a personal unpublished reply Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope For Abby’s wedding booklet send 1 00 to the same box and address.
A franchise open for the seventh annual nationwide Miss Teenager Contest seeks entrants in Ohio. Sponsors say talent is not a factor. judging covers beauty personality scholastic achievement and community service. Application blanks available by writing Miss Ohio American Teenager Contest Box 130 Washington D. C.
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