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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
5
Dear Abby receives letters from a widow nine weeks after her husband’s sudden death at 57. She seeks guidance amid conflicting tips on selling the house, traveling, or keeping the business. Abby urges delaying major decisions, avoiding action, and allowing time to adjust before any contracts or purchases.
Dear Abby replies to readers frustrated by men who promise to call but never do. The letter writer vents about waiting for a call and seeks guidance on dealing with unfulfilled promises from suitors.
Plans have been completed for the open church wedding of Clarice Jean Norris and Mitchell Dean Hopkins at Asbury United Methodist Church Syracuse on Dec 20 at 6 30 p m Rev Forrest Donley to officiate Pre nuptial music by Michaela Wolfe and William Zerkle Attendants include Eleanor Kay Schneider maid of honor Deborah Norris and Brenda Coughlin Flower girl Nicole Hopkins and ringbearer Jerry Wolfe Acolyte Brent Hopkins Best man Bruce Hopkins Usher Jerry Bogue Jerome Coughlin Guest register Linda Ord reception staff listed plus Grange Hall Christmas party planned by Shade WSCS
Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Fulton of Akron announce the Nov 29 birth of their first child, a daughter named Sarah Elizabeth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Barberton and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fulton of Athens.
The Athens Messenger presents a Pennsylvania Dutch Chess Pie recipe from Mrs. Ronald Dupler Franklin Sr Nelsonville. It blends sugar margarine eggs vinegar vanilla corn meal and salt baked in a 9 inch shell at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes with notes it resembles a pecan pie but less rich and may include pecans next time.
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