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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
6
Heloise shares a clever Christmas craft using two attached seals on white paper to form name tags. The folded perforation creates a neat tag with space to write a recipient name.
Mrs Fern Stork shares a toy train decoration idea using four small green papier mache cartons to form a tunnel under the Christmas tree. The project is described as a fun activity for children and a creative holiday display.
Dear Abby letters discuss male secretaries as a response to layoffs and gender roles. The exchange highlights anecdotes from The National Aeronautics and Space Administration and various individuals, arguing male secretaries can be skilled and efficient, with humorous and provocative tones throughout.
The Washington Post reports President Nixon ordered about six new suits from Philadelphia tailor Anthony Rossi with help from Pat Nixon and a White House television consultant. The changes are subtle but aim to project a refreshed, slightly bolder appearance for his global journey.
Announcements of births from Glouster and Bellevue include Cyrone Renee Berry born Dec 10 at Mount St Mary Hospital with siblings James 3 2, Samantha 2, Stacey 1. James William Monk born Dec 18 at Providence Hospital with Serena Lynn 8, Jennifer June 6. Joseph Allen Roush born Dec 13 at Mount St Mary Hospital with Rodney Dean and Cheryl Adina. plus details on grandparents great grandparents and family connections. Separate column touches on fashion notes about President Nixon’s wardrobe and home craft tips for cookies and nursery storage.
Dr and Mrs James Albert Gardner reside at 202 East 39th Street New York City after a fall wedding at the Chapel of Transfiguration Jackson Hole Wyoming The bride Miss Carol Wik Lentz is daughter of Dr and Mrs Russell Lentz of Portland Oregon The couple's families noted in attendance and a dinner followed at Jackson Lake Lodge Grand Teton National Park The bride previously earned a BA from the University of Oregon and studied in Paris and Madrid Files show the groom a Ford Foundation Latin and South American director and Harvard Yale Law School graduate The piece also contains stray notes about winter snow and a Bethel United Methodist Church Christmas Eve service and Paula Michele Dunlap earning a BS from Ohio State.
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