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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1971
Page
14
A reader share features a transformed market basket into a gold accented magazine holder with grapes, plus a note on clever upcycling ideas. Other letters recount rain woes, plastic wig stand repurposed for whimsies, and using aluminum pans and coffee cans for kitchen tasks.
Delicate crunchy vegetable dish pairs with meats, especially poultry. Cook celery briefly to avoid soggy texture, then combine with water chestnuts pimento and cream of chicken soup. Bake with bread crumbs butter and almonds in a hot oven for about half an hour.
Calendar notices list weekly events from Sunday to Friday across churches clubs and organizations in Athens and Plains. Highlights include Duplicate Bridge at Baker Center, Alpha Gamma Delta meetings, Knights events, and various civic group gatherings with times and locations.
A discussion on how youth fashion drives trends with corsetless looks scarce outside orthopedic shops. Merchandisers claim youth markets steer styles as customers seek more individual expressions. TV and celebrity looks push men toward brighter shirts and ties, while stores, including Harr’s, plan updates to appeal to students and modern, relaxed tastes.
A February Family Circle feature urges women over 40 to avoid aging habits and embrace younger styling cues. It cautions against heavy makeup and outdated skin care, praising lighter foundations and blending techniques, plus simple daily habits to refresh the look.
Lois M. Washburn promotes a visit to Moscow as unforgettable and stimulating. Describes the city as clean, silent, and busy with 6.5 million residents, where horns are rarely used. The ad invites readers to Washburn Travel Center at 26 South Court Street for full service travel planning with no extra charges.
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