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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1967
Page
7
Readers share quick kitchen tips from using leftover cherry juice in desserts to flavoring milk for allergy friendly treats. Also includes home hacks on decorating with scrub balls, knee protection, and simple cleaning methods for disposals and floors.
Prices for beef and pork show slight declines or small increases while turkey and broiler-fryer supply keeps overall meat prices from rising. Analysts in Ohio say demand supports steady prices though production may ease in coming weeks, guiding value per serving for shoppers.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Reeves of Chauncey announce the birth of their son Howard Lavern III on July 19 at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cline of Chauncey and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reeves of Albany with great grandparents including Mrs. Rose Cline and several others in Columbus Zaleski and Athens.
The Richland Methodist Church MYF and guests enjoyed a Dow Lake picnic with entertainment by the Gospel Harmonettes and comedian Mike Kennedy. The event involved the Oakthorpe Christian Church group from the hometown of Rev. Donald Saum, pastor at Richland church.
Betty Power, 56 S. May St. Athens, a longtime A&P head cashier since 1940, began skin diving on a Gulf Coast vacation this summer. She plans partial retirement in five years but shows no plans to retire from life, travel, or exploration, often seen at the country club pool with a snorkel.
Article notes a rush of quick and instant knitting driven by fashion and youth culture. Designer Jeanne Damon popularizes superized needles allowing a teen to finish dresses or sweaters in hours using bulky yarn and large stitches for rapid, personalized gifts.
Albany veterans and Auxiliary announce a relocation of their Sunday picnic from Lake Alma to Lake Hope, citing weather and crowd considerations. The event remains open to members and the public, with details to be posted locally.
Terry Efaw of Cuyahoga Falls appears on Talent Hunt on WHTN-TV Huntington Channel 13 this Sunday at 2 p.m. He lives with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold Brown of Baker Road.
A Goodfellow reunion gathered at 335 W State St with attendees listed from New Lexington Bellville Thornville Stewart Hyattsville Md Mattawa Wash Parkman Parma and Athens. Families included Richard Gene Tony Jack Rodger Kenneth Charles Carl James James Robbin Monty and David Goodfellow along with Arthur J Smith and others.
Mr and Mrs Rye Cunningham were honored at a family reunion at Burr Oak Lake on July 30 celebrating their 50th anniversary. They wed August 28 1917 at the First Christian Church of Athens and have eight children 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Dr. Myers warns against careless parental remarks that suggest a child is unwinnable. Positive talk about school builds hopeful, happy expectations while countering negativity from peers and relatives. He endorses guiding conversations at home and sharing supportive messages to foster enthusiasm for starting school, plus practical budgeting advice for chores and allowances.
Dear Abby entries address a husband obsessed with pigeons, a 12 year old forged art contract worth $88, and a boyfriend with a prison past seeking to become a police officer. Abby notes the husband is for the birds, advises straightening out or risk, while advising the Worried Parents to protect themselves and seek legal aid if pursued.
Four H clubs met with advisers Pauline Wright Lyrianne Byron and Mary Koehler to discuss fair and state competition and project lessons. Patti Sonja Nancy and others reported on displaying projects at the fair judging and related topics. A cooking note lists a water packed lima bean dish served with smoked tongue or ham.
Reader questions how to store recipes printed in this paper. Marian Reeder asks for methods, others share clipping, dating, sorting by month, and copying to recipe files. A reader suggests orange butter toast with orange rind juice butter and confectioners sugar for breakfast or salad accompaniment.
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