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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
8
About 2900 students and faculty danced to Gene Agin and his dance band at Ohio University's J Prom on Saturday evening. A concert by Jay and the ...
Mrs. Barbara Soper shares an Old German Marble Cake recipe with step by step mixing and baking directions. The Athens Messenger invites readers to submit recipes and notes the king and queen announcements, skit contest winners, and talent winners from Greek organizations Phi Delta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha and others.
Club News notes Circle, CCL met at Mrs. P. J. Woodworth home with sacred music by Mrs. Herbert White. Officers elected include Mrs. H. Dorman as president and Mrs. William Cooper as vice president. Beta Sigma Phi Kappa Rho chapter met at Mrs. Robert Betz home for reports on Athens County Cancer Society collections and the Founders Day banquet.
Skin changes reveal inner health clues beyond age. Fatty deposits can signal high cholesterol, yellow skin may mean hepatitis, and pale skin can indicate anemia or heart issues. The skin is a large, active organ regulating fluids, temperature, and defense, so unexplained changes deserve scrutiny.
Chockfull of Corn Meal Muffins describes a yeast raised cornmeal muffin recipe with cornmeal emphasis. The method uses warm water yeast, scalded milk, eggs, butter, sugar, and flour, with steps for mixing rising baking and freezing for storage.
Dr Myers discusses how an only child may become self centered and jealous, and how birth of a sibling changes behavior. He warns parents to avoid overindulgence, encourage sharing, and ensure both parents share caregiving to foster self reliance and social skills.
Dear Heloise answers readers on fixing shirt collars with pieced back material and suggests buying extra collars, plus tips on organizing shoe lids with adhesive paper. Other letters discuss foggy mirrors, cake covers, stain removal with dry starch, and a glowing tape idea for bike safety.
An advertisement promotes safe Blue Lustre to brighten colors and restore nap on wall-to-wall carpet. It mentions electric shampoers for $1 a day at Gaker & Stauffer located at 74 East State St. Athens.
The article notes ballets training now uses routines to smooth legs and prevent bumps. It cites Patricia Wilde and describes a at home plie squat: stand with toes out heels in line, squat with back straight, then rise tightening the buttocks thighs and knees. A demi plie is a shallow squat variant.
Mr and Mrs Dean Eve land announce the birth of Tommy Dean on March 15 at Wooster Community Hospital. Grandparents and great grandparents are named. Shade Alumni Banquet set for May 7 at the high school auditorium with reservations due May 3. Tickets from club officers. dance following with Green Valley Boys. Includes dance reminders and technique tips. Miss Wilde started dancing lessons at five and trained under George Balanchine, becoming the Philharmonic’s first commissioned ballet Prom.
Mrs. Sarah Blower's East School fourth graders toured the Athens County Court House. Attorney Parker Walker and Judge John Bolin guided the group through offices and the law library, with a Q&A on Common Pleas Court. Students also sat in the jury box.
Heloise welcomes mail and offers to answer readers questions in her column when possible. She notes the large volume of correspondence prevents answering every letter but will share helpful hints as space permits.
The article describes a Roman bath as an opulent ritual lasting five hours. It details tennis, steam treatments, oil anointment, cascades of hot warm and cold water, and metal scraping before a leisurely soak. It contrasts ancient baths with modern convenient bathing.
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