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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
9
A reader group titled A Heloise Coffee Morning discusses slimming after 45. The note suggests diet challenges, routines, and social habits that hinder exercise, with tips on wardrobe adjustments, meal indulgences, and staying active. Additional notes cover reusing plastic wrap, organizing garden seeds, and clipping curtains with colored clothespins.
Dr. Richard W. Mooney of Sylvania Electric and his family, living in Towanda, Pa., won a Fulbright grant for private research in Trondheim, Norway, and began learning Norwegian. They labeled every house item from drapes to the dog as they study the language.
4 H News reports Charles Dix will host a 4 H club organization meeting Tuesday evening April 27 in the Richardson area. Interested boys and girls should contact the extension office for further information per county extension agent Kenneth Ackerman agriculture. Shade New Stitchers is a new 4 H group organized March 30 with Lynn Douglas president Esther Hawk vice president Joy King secretary Debby Thomas news reporter Mary Stockey recreation leader Nancy Douglas treasurer Advisers are Mrs Dan Lee Anderson and Mrs Buleah Meeks.
The Messenger reports that stations may mislist programs and not provide corrected schedules. Bold type marks color programs. West Virginia stations are listed in Eastern Daylight Time, one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time.
Ohio University Zeta Tau Alpha members and area alumnae will attend the State Day celebration in Columbus on Saturday May 1. Events start with registration at 10 a.m. at 85 E. 15th Ave followed by two panel discussions and a luncheon at The Ohio Stater Inn at 1 p.m. Guest speaker is Mrs. T W Schuessler national alumnae director. Other items cover WSCS meetings and Delta Kappa Gamma activities across Athens Nelsonville and Glouster with Founders Day memorials and upcoming conventions.
Clinton D. Smith, 26, assistant animal control warden and dog catcher in Decatur, was arrested as a parole violator after officers spotted him. Sought since December, he had been on parole since August 1963 after serving five years of a 10 year sentence for check forgery. Parole Agent John Kock said Smith violated terms by leaving the state without permission while working as a temporary employee for an agency supplying temporary help.
Mrs Gertrude Behanna, author of The Late Liz about conquering alcoholism, is to be guest speaker at Trinity Episcopal Church Parkersburg during Sunday evening services on May 2.
Tuesday lineup lists 4:10 pacem in terris 5:35 Industry on Parade 6:00 Parsons Francais 6:15 TV Kindergarten 6:45 Friendly Giant 7:00 What's New 7:30 Far Eastern A 8:00 Land and Life New Ideas In Livestock Productions 8:30 The Stories of Guy de Maupassant 9:30 45 Years with Fitzpatrick 10:00 News Kyle Hill.
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