DeMolays Name District Sweetheart Ball Finalists
Miss Barbara Gessel of Malta, Miss Ellen Marie Kucik of Marietta, and Miss Kristi Kendall of Athens vie for the 11th District DeMolay Sweetheart at the District Sweetheart Ball in the Masonic Temple. The event features dancing to the Harrison Dial Jazztet from 8 to 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Marietta
Athens
Demolay
Masonic Temple
Barbara Gessel
Morgan Vailey
Morgan High School
Odist
Junior Achievement Company
Job’s
Kristi Kendall
H. B. Kendall
Morris Ave
Rainbow Assembly 91
Athens High School
National Thespians Society
National Honor Society
Tri - Hi- Y
Buckeye Girl's State
Harrison Dial Jazztet
East School Pupils Join Athens Historical Society
Mrs. Mary Jenkins fourth grade class of East Elementary joined the Athens County Historical Society after an afternoon with vice president Elizabeth Betty. This marks the first student group sponsored effort for the society since its inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenkins
East Elementary
Ohio
Athens County Historical Society
Elizabeth Beatty
Athens Historical Society
Radcliff Couple Wed In April 8 Ceremony
Thelma Ruth Dailey and Donald E. Kinnison married at the bride’s Radcliff home on April 8 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. William Carter. Music by Tara Palmer. The bride wore white lace over taffeta with an empire waist. Bridesmaid Linda Barnes wore a yellow and white dress. Best man Pvt. Edward F. Dailey Jr. Readies reception hosted by Carroll Bakies, Tara Palmer, and Linda Barnes. Out-of-town guests included Harvey Willey and Pvt. Dailey Jr. The couple, both Vinton County High students, reside in Radcliff. a May 6 shower is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Ruth Dailey
Edward F. Dailey Sr
Donald E. Kinnison
Donald Kinnison
Radcliff
William Carter
Tara Palmer
Linda
Vinton County High School
Edward Dailey Sr
Dear Abby column excerpts from Nebraska issue
A reader’s note about a widowed funeral director with a single embalmer facing a 21 year old fan. Abby advises protecting the vulnerable girl and notifying her parents. Also includes a plea from a shoplifter seeking guidance and a sleepless wife’s marital tension with her morning schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Here 'n There Here 'n There Mrs. Helen Swaim Host Family Dinner
Mrs. Helen Swaim hosted a family dinner at 99 South May Avenue honoring Gene Thomas and Sandra Saylor with guests including James L. Thomas Urichsville, James L. Thomas, Maynard Thomas, Norman Saylor, Norman L Saylor, Dwight West, C Blaine Hunter, Gregory Saylor, Jeff Swaim, and Ollie Sickles among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Swaim
S. May Ave
Gene Thomas
Lee
Mass
Sandra Saylor
Athens
James L. Thomas Urichsville
Vicki, Earich
Douglas Thomas
James L. Thomas
Bryan
Maynard Thomas
Anita
Tommy Dixon
Solomon Goff
Norman B. Saylor
Club News Highlights Local Circle Officers and Events
The Club News item covers Youth Activities Circle of CCL meeting with Mrs Sher wood Hall and co hostess Mrs Richard Huling. It lists officers nominated by Mrs Howard Mills and notes Miss Traci Smith and Miss Audrey Kinney from Ohio University presented the program about Monomoy Theater in Chatham Mass. Also mentions a white elephant sale, an anti litter campaign cancellation for safety, a square dance sponsored by Amesville Chit Chat Clan at Chesterhill skating rink with Glen Jarvis and The Blue Grass Playboys, and Floyd Starkey of Guysville hospitalized at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCL
Sherwood Hall
Richard Huling
Traci Smith
Audrey Kinney
Ohio University
Chatham
Mass
Howard Mills
H. C. Dorman
Robert J. Lee
Dale Womble
Owen Wilkinson
Andy Ransom
Amesville Chit Chat Clan
Chesterhill
Glen Jarvis
Blue Grass Playboys
East PTA Elects Officers and Hears Levy Plan
East Elementary PTA meeting elected next year’s officers led by Ben Williams as president with a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and delegates. Superintendent Fred Chase urged approval of a new five mill operating levy, needing 59 percent. The group also discussed the West Pre-School Clinic, a WSAZ-TV program by Mr Cartoon, and an Athens Senior High fundraiser, with art exhibits and a room count award noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chase
East Elementary
PTA
East Elementary School
Albert Squibb
Ben Williams
Gerald Evans
Don Slagle
Charles Wood
Joseph Bates
Richard Bobo
Tom Cassell
Jerry Jagers
Wesley Rowe
All Counsel
Alan Fox
John Gibson
Hiram Hart
Jack Nouse
Gordon Ogram
Chase
East Pta
Mr. Cartoon
Wsaz-Tv
Athens Senior High
Hints From Heloise On Fixing Burnt Veggies
The reader asks how to remove scorch taste from vegetables burned at the bottom of the pan. Heloise suggests pouring out scorched bits, rinsing the remaining food, filling the pan with fresh water, adding one beef bouillon cube and a pat of oleo, then cooking briefly to recover flavor.
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Heloise
Lane Cake Recipe From Mrs Patterson Published
Reader contributed Lane Cake recipe from Mrs Lowell Patterson of 97 Columbia Ave Ath ens. The note says the recipe appeared in Farm Journal Cook Book years ago. Includes detailed ingredients and methods for cake filling and frosting to make a three layer cake plus tips on usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Patterson
Columbia Av
Athens
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the Messenger
Malta Methodist Church
Ellen Marie Kucik
Joseph Kucik
Marietta High School
Christ Memorial Episcopal Church
Miss Gessell
MISS
Kucik
Miss Kendall
East School
Hunt's
Folger
Icket
Belpre Menill
Louisiana
U.S
Idaho Bakers
Meat Department
Chuck
Washington Blvd
Post
Belpre
Eon Axbby
Mike
Sleepyhead
Los Angeles
Cal
E. State St
Club News
National Campers and Hikers Association
Floyd Starkey
Guysville
St Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Marilyn Spencer
Mildred Murphy
Mr. Anoble
By Marian Reeder
Augusta L. Fairchild
Sandy
Dassie Bean
Raymond L. King
Loretta
Miss E. Eisbrenner
Christ
First Wesleyan
East State and
Carpenter Sts
Don A. Glenn
Norman B. Holmes
C.S.B
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Lecture
South
Congress
Pharmacy
Athens Medical Building
Rest State Street
Athens, Ohio
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