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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1967
Page
6
A Nebraska mother writes about a 2 year old who resists No, especially toward electric cords. Dr Myers warns against relying on pain but urges constant supervision and safe practices. He suggests restricting access, involving older siblings, and reading and cuddling. a 13 year old homework tip follows.
A quick cool dessert from frozen limeade concentrate yogurt sugar and unflavored gelatin. Green tinted mold served with cut-up fruit like nectarines strawberries oranges apricots and pineapple yields eight servings and can be varied with other fruits.
Announcement from Gallipolis notes the birth Sunday morning at Holzer Hospital of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finseth of Baraboo Wisconsin. They also have a son named Johnny.
Nelsonville bride-elect Beverlee Bennett, daughter of Mrs. Max Bennett, is to wed David Ninus of Poughkeepsie New York. A shower at 2 Joneswood Drive featured lavender and blue decor on a lace umbrella centerpiece. The wedding ring contest was won by Mrs. Donald Betts with Athens guests and Nelsonville relatives in attendance.
Mrs. Orville Weissman of Athens manages a busy household with five children, three dogs, two hamsters, and a parakeet while active as a soloist at her Methodist church. She leads the Athens PTA Mother Singers, mentors Sigma Alpha Iota, and taught in Cincinnati before moving to Athens.
A summer patio gains elegance through English ivy, an inexpensive, common plant. The Society of American Florists notes ivy thrives mid summer, spring, or fall, and recommends planters, hanging baskets, moss sticks, and trellises to create lush greenery that lasts for summers to come.
Mrs. Dorothy Tribe of Albany shares a Cherry Squares recipe with easy steps and a note urging readers to copy it for their files. The recipe uses margarine sugar eggs vanilla and almond extracts flour baking powder cherry pie filling and a 12 by 18 inch pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes, cool and cut into squares.
New York article highlights portable beauty of container plants for summer use on porches terraces and patios. It suggests double feature window boxes pink geraniums white petunias and ivy leaf geraniums in matching rows, plus colorful pots and wall brackets to brighten brick foundations and bare walls with tuberous begonias and trailing plants.
A reader suggests cutting bread into quarters for easy turning and less sticking when dipping into egg mixture. Other tips include triangles or squares for variety and better skillet use. Toppings like syrup, honey, jam, sugar, and cinnamon sugar boost flavor.
A magazine column shares readers letters and Abby’s replies on relationships with a neighbor, a girl calling a boy, and a wife clinging to her husband. It also includes practical household tips about reclaiming belongings and an improvised glue roller using a roll-on deodorant bottle.
The columnist Heloise invites readers to send questions for her household hints column. She cannot answer every letter due to a high volume but will address readers' questions when possible.
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