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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
6
The FDA clinical study finds no significant difference in inches lost between participants using Sauna Shorts with exercise and those exercising without them. Advertisements promise inch reduction at hip thigh and waist, but results show little effect on body measurements.
FDA officials questioned the advertise claims for Sauna Shorts after a study at a DC corrections facility found no significant advantage from wearing the shorts with exercises versus exercises alone. Results varied by individual with some waist increases and others losing inches.
Dear Abby answers a reader about a beach house dispute after a husband's affair. The winner who is losing should consider moving, as the neighbor affected by the affair would be the one to relocate, with Abby advising the wife to move if needed.
Relatives gathered August 6 for the 48th Hayes-Young Holliday School reunion with a basket dinner and blessings by Chas. D. Woode. Hollie Hayes opened the program featuring poems readings and music. Special honors went to Helen and Charles Woode on their 45th anniversary and to several long-attending and distant-family members. 1973 officers were named as Hollie Hayes president Dale Arnold vice president and Audra Hayes secretary-treasurer. A Buckley reunion at Forked Run State Park drew 84 attendees with new officers Glenn F. Reed president Nancy Reed secretary-treasurer and Zetah Buckley McCain recreation leader. Gifts recognized oldest man Ben Buckley oldest woman Mrs. Alica Foutty farthest travelers the Robert Hanby family of New Mexico and families with most members present. A large turnout of families from diversified lineages attended the event.
Mrs. Rufus Hopkins of 171 East State Street attended the Bartow Florida wedding of her granddaughter Catherine Carol Oster to William John Evans Jr. of Fort Myers. Oster is the daughter of Athens native Mrs. Carolyn Hopkins Oster and William Thorne Oster of Bartow. The Aug five ceremony at Bartow First United Methodist Church was followed by a reception at the Bartow Woman's Club. The couple plans to reside in Fort Myers after a wedding trip.
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