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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
8
Jean Roseland recalls the 225 days in seclusion during the Sharon Tate murder trial. The juror describes life inside a glass-walled room and the motion picture like world outside the hotel.
Homey recipes from Miss Alice Torbert feature Apple Curls ready warm with coffee or milk and Cheese Drop Biscuits with butter, flour, baking powder, and grated cheese. Also mentioned is Grandma Moses Best Cake. reader invited to request it.
A collection of Dear Abby letters and responses covering envy between two artist spouses, a troubling relative, dental concerns before marriage, an inappropriate advance by a mother-in-law, and questions about underage birth control prescriptions.
A wedding shower honoring Miss Carolyn Cremeans, bride elect of John Chapman, will be held Friday April 24 at 7 30 p m in Shade Grange Hall. Hostesses are Mrs Charles Webb and Mrs Gilbert Dixon. All friends and relatives invited.
A reader suggests using tiny hairpins to route and fasten lawn grass runners along border edges. The method keeps runners in soil, letting the mother plant feed while avoiding mower damage.
Heloise shares playful idea of using a hairpin in gardening and suggests making notes in a secretary notebook easier to read. The column recommends printing with a felt tip marker in large clear print for readability.
A reader shares humorous notes and practical tips. A toenail trimming method uses heated water with vinegar and plastic bags. Travel ice bags, finger sore protection with a penny balloon, and a kitchen gadget holds recipe cards at eye level for easy reading.
Nostalgia Through the Years marked Nabby Lee Ames chapter meeting at Mrs. Robert Main home with 30 members. Memorials were observed for D. C. Snow and J. S. Sherrard. Nabby Lee Ames founded 1903 by Lena G. Armstrong in Amesville. Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae hosted seniors and initiated plans for April events. Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Gamma held a Burr Oak Lodge breakfast and welcomed Loretta Perry into the society.
NAMES OMITTED The names of Grace Carr and Marjorie Monroe Chauncey and J Harry Smith vice president of Peoples Rights and Benefits League were omitted from those attending the wedding of VISTA workers Linda Wright and Bob Garbo.
Athens schools superintendent Sam Henderson told the West Elementary PTA that Ohio requires a vocational education program by 1974. Athens plans to join Tri County Vocational School at Nelsonville, needing space by 1974. 100 to 125 students would attend with a two year, split first and second year. PTA officers for next year were announced led by Harry Boles.
Mrs Maurel Hawkins composition Appalachian Mass to be performed Monday at 8 p m in Galbreath Chapel Athens Women's Music Club Soloist Mrs Howard Beebe mezzo soprano and dancer Mrs Eugene Wickstrom The First Presbyterian Church choir directed by Dr Eugene Dybdahl will sing Poulenc Gloria movements and Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs Guests welcome.
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