A Change Of Pace Louise Berry Balances Community Work and Family
Louise Berry explains a shift from active public life to a steadier pace. She volunteers with groups like the League of Women Voters and AAUW and co led Athens fair housing efforts with her husband Earl, a Hudson Health Center psychiatrist. The family, with two children, enjoys singing, hiking, and country cabin life, and Louise plays guitar and teaches folk songs.
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Earl
Louise) Berry
Louise
Hudson Health Center
Athens
League of Women Voters
AAUW
Hospitality Committee For International Students
Chapter 6
PEO
Denison University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Steve
Morrison
Karen
Hints From Heloise Offers Simple Fast Fixes
Readers share practical tips from Heloise columns. A sweater knitters uses a plastic straw as a stitch holder, a wife learns to reference Heloise for efficiency, a parent recalls oven door burn caution, and a satin down comfort fix with muslin strip sewn under the mattress.
Reader Tips on Jar Lids and Cozy Foot Showers
A reader shares simple jar lid tricks by lifting the jar or tucking it under the arm to seal large lids. Another note explains using shower time to soak feet with a tub stopper, offering relief. A family tip suggests sewing plastic mittens over wool ones to keep hands dry in snow.
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Heloise
D. S
Dear Abby Advice Columns On Embarrassment And Health
A reader seeks Abby's counsel about a neighbor who wears revealing sleepwear and locks out, prompting a call for care. Abby urges intervention by the pills-using neighbor to tell her doctor, or the speaker will, and suggests community support for her child. The letter closes with a different reader praising a young grandmother.
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Abby
Alvin
Gordy
Grandpa
Dear Abby fails to wrap long friendship plea in column notes
A portion of a Dear Abby letter expresses deep affection for a close friend and seeks guidance on a sensitive, personal relationship dynamic. The fragment suggests emotional conflict and a request for discreet, thoughtful advice.
Pumpkin Doughnuts Recipe From Marian Reeder
Mrs James W Ogdin of Rutland shares a pumpkin doughnuts recipe from Circleville Pumpkin Show. Ingredients include flour pumpkin spice salt soda cream of tartar shortening brown sugar eggs or yolks pumpkin sour milk. Mix roll chill cut fry and coat with sugar yields 24 doughnuts.
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Marian Reeder
James W. Ogdin
Rutland
Play Tryouts Announced for Eyes Upon The Cross
Stephanie Miller announces tryouts for Eyes Upon The Cross to be held Sunday at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The Good Friday presentation features ten crucifixion scenes. women 35 to 65 and men 24 to 60 invited. no acting experience required. call 593-6050 for auditions if unable to attend.
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Stephanie Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Albany Methodist WSCS and Related Club Activities
The Albany Methodist Church WSCS met with Mrs. Harold Dodd for a program on missionary work in Bolivia and a vocal duet by Mrs. Ermel Luckett and Mrs. Ronald Motter. The Wesleyan Service Guild heard Mrs. Robert Winkler on attitudes toward prejudice, with devo tions led by Miss Helen Hull and piano by Miss Mary Stalder. Members and hostesses listed, and the Flower Power Garden Club conducted artificial flower making with Mrs. Marilyn Williams and Mrs. Cindy Hrabchak, with a note on terrarium construction program for Feb 23.
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Albany Methodist Church
WSCS
Harold Dodd
Bolivia
Ermel Luckett
Ronald Motter
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Robert Winkler
Helen Hull
Mary Stalder
Florence Cook
Neva Black
Eugenia Kresge
Eusebia Hawkins
Alice Macklin
Lydia Hope
Flower Power Garden Club
Marilyn Williams
Mill St
Cindy Hrabchak
Dear Abby Letter From Widow Over Y Night Turnaway
A widow writes Dear Abby about her son being turned away from a YMCA father son night. She seeks guidance on handling the incident and the YMCA policies.
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Abby
Winter wedding ties Bentley and Sloan families
Mr and Mrs Carl Bentley reside in Wilmington after a winter wedding at Wilmington Assembly of God The bride Gail Sloan King of Dayton is daughter of J H Sloan and the late Agnes Rogers Sloan The Rev Marie Moore officiated at the ceremony Attendees included Mrs J H Rogers of Athens Route 5 Both newlyweds are employed in Wilmington and Dayton respectively.
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Carl Bentley
Wilmington
Bolins announce birth of Lowel Travis in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs R Joseph Bolin of Chauncey announce the birth of a son Lowel Travis on January 15 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents listed include Clark Preston and Margaret Bolin of Chauncey and The Plains.
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R. Joseph Bolin
Chauncey
Lowel Travis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clark Preston
Margaret Bolin
the Plains
Currency Medically Sound In The U S Currency
GP officials report US paper money contains germicidal and fungicidal components and bacterial inhibitors in ink. The Treasury says handling currency is a remote infection risk and that germs transfer via hands is unlikely.
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U. S. Treasury
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