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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1977
Page
8
Chicago AP reports farm wives now actively manage farm business affairs, bank transactions, payrolls, and supplies. They seek fewer children, more leisure, and a 50 50 partnership with husbands, while supporting family planning and non farm employment for extra income.
Dear Abby reports a reform rabbi refused to perform a fourth wedding, noting a clergy member may decline ceremonies for personal reasons. The column also advises the daughter to consult another rabbi and considers personal readiness in relationships.
Mrs. Lucille Showalter of Chauncey announces the Jan 22 birth of her great granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Jack Morrison of Caldwell at Marietta Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Clara Morrison and Mrs Shelby Miller of Caldwell Route. great grandparent Adam Miller of Chauncey. Miss Susan Kay Ogg of Stewart announces engagement to Randall Chiki of Athens Route 4. Chiki works for the Athens County Auditor and both he and Miss Ogg are connected to the Auditor’s office. Chiki is employed by the Jackson Bottling Co.
The Athens County Cooperative Extension Service offers a fact sheet on surviving winter conditions with advice on cooking without power, staying warm, and conserving food. It urges monitoring forecasts, stocking non cookable foods, keeping lights and heat sources ready, and minimizing fridge and freezer openings to preserve safety during outages.
Practical guidance from The Athens Messenger on staying safe in winter weather and during power failures. It covers heart- healthy tips, layering clothing, avoiding hypothermia, and reducing cold risks. It also details food safety, heating precautions, and safe use of alternative heat sources to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
At the American College of Surgeons meeting in Chicago Dr James M Larkin and colleagues from the University of New Mexico and Albuquerque VA Hospital report total body hyperthermia yielding 70 percent tumor regression and 15 percent subjective improvement in advanced cancer patients. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center notes topical hemostatic agents reduce spleen injury complications in splenectomy with high morbidity and mortality figures.
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