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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1972
Page
6
Abby advises a secretary how to handle extra typing for her boss family and events, noting pay for overtime and boundaries. Readers offer thoughts on privacy ill health questions and handling insecurities in marriage with guidance and contact details for Abby.
Rudi Gernreich, famed designer of topless swimwear and unisex jumpsuits, discusses his life, philosophy, and impact on fashion. He recalls Coty Hall of Fame honor in 1967 and his Osaka Expo 70 influence, arguing that design must arise from life and utility.
The designer argues expensive clothing loses status as elegance shifts to personal character. He cites unisex utilitarian styles, hot pants, and miniskirts as logical for today. He predicts nude or near nude public wear and growing global uniformity, with individuality emerging through inner traits.
Mrs. Mabel Rush, 71, wife of Phillip Rush and former Shade High School student, died suddenly last week. Her sister Mrs. Lenna Conrad and Mrs. Davies traveled from Columbus and Athens to Pittsburgh for the funeral, joined by Mrs. Rush’s daughter Mrs. Joe Benk and son Phillip Jr.
Mold in unheated cabins can ruin leather gear. Fill boots with newspaper, wrap to absorb moisture, then coat warm boots with paste shoe wax to block dampness. Also dye plain white zippers to match fabrics and use foil on coffee pot handles to prevent scorching. The column blends practical, economical home advice.
The Club Athens Women’s Music Club met at Mrs. Roy Hawk’s home with Kathleen McKinstry and Delores Dries assisting. Four national presidents have come from the Ohio Federation. The program recognized Crusade for Strings with Vera Smith and Jessie Essex directing the hymn. Lorraine Fink was introduced to demonstrate Suzuki violin teaching with Kristine Fink and others performing Handel and Suzuki pieces.
Mrs Richard Selleck violinist performed Schubert Sonatina with Mrs Selleck and Mrs Diehl joining on Handel Sonata No 1 for two violins with Mrs Sarah Spofforth. A string quartet featured Selleck Diehl Desmond and Lee Notturno Borodine. New members inducted by Mrs Dwight D Robinson included Beery Clubok Desmond Goles Lee Dries and Denbow. New officers for 1972 73 are McAfee Jr Burson Clutter Minelli and Gault. Refreshments served by social committee Gault Burson Williams.
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