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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
6
Dr Garry Myers warns that a flood of toys at Christmas can overwhelm a child. Too many playthings diverts attention and hinders concentration, adding stress for parents. Plan ahead to limit gifts and space out toys through the year to reduce quarrels and fatigue.
A holiday decor note advises households to purchase poinsettias about ten days before Christmas to ensure near full bloom in red clay pots with matching clay saucers for an attractive waterproof base.
In World War II era Britain, Valeria doreena Piercioni was raised in a foster home. For 26 years she sought her past until Antonio Piercioni from Rimini identified her by a birthmark, confirming she was his sister. She plans to visit Italy next year while keeping her English life.
The Wood family from Avon Place and Elmwood Place traveled to Dallas for Don Wood to compete in Ford's Punt Pass and Kick semifinals alongside the St Louis Cardinals versus Dallas Cowboys game. JoAnn Wood joined them by jet for the trip. Local Ford dealer Robert Matthews accompanied the party as sponsor. Derek Swearingen officiated the game. The Fryer family moved from Stanley to Cambridge due to Talon Inc. transfer. Susan Cady, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Cady, Beloit, sang in a Beloit College sacred music recital and directs the high school choir at First Methodist.
President and Mrs. Vernon R. Alden welcomed 530 Ohio University faculty and staff to their Park Place residence for a formal buffet after a Christmas convocation at Memorial Auditorium featuring the Men's and Women's Glee Clubs with organ interludes.
Heloise advises hosting two back to back parties to save time and money while reusing flowers greens and casseroles. Readers share clean up tips, belt repairs with iron on tape, rug care with newspapers, and a child’s handy rubber band dusting method.
A culinary note suggests several serving ideas for gingerbread including warm squares with lemon sauce spiced whipped cream and heated apples a sauce to accompany the cake.
Mrs. Walter Lobb of Commerce City directs an Earthquake Observer Corps of 75 volunteers covering about 15 square miles. Her group reports tremors to the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey and Colorado School of Mines, with several observations published in government publications.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Facemyer of Albany announce the birth of a son named Robert Eugene on November 13 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Mildred Staneart of Albany, Walter Carsey of Pleasantill Road, and Mrs G L Facemyer of Milton West Virginia.
A kitchen note weighs whether caramel syrup made by melting and browning sugar is acceptable in gravies. The guidance rests on flavor, color, and culinary safety considerations for traditional gravies and related sauces.
Practical guide to making light fruitcake with ready to use dried fruit and nuts. Step by step method uses two large or nine miniature loaves, with simple mixing to quick bake times and long storage sake.
A simple glaze idea blends a small amount of sugar with orange juice to moisten and spread over baking biscuit dough before serving. The result is a light sweet topping intended to enhance the biscuits.
A wide spatula with a thinner blade than a pancake turner is best for lifting cookies from baking sheets. This tool helps slide cookies off without breaking them and is commonly used in baking.
Clara Mc Vay shares a holiday Pecan Balls recipe with butter sugar flour vanilla and pecans. The method uses a mixer heat until light then bake at 350 for 15 minutes and roll in powdered sugar twice. Taste is the final direction and note to hide for special occasions.
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