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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1969
Page
13
Reader advises using a coffee paste to disguise dark wood nicks and scratches, drying thoroughly, then wiping excess and applying wax for a seamless look. Also includes tips on vacuum belt storage, violet plant pot liners, and lighthearted letters about family life and kitchen habit tips.
Miss Daren Dugan and Virgil Guffey joined in marriage January 25 at the Glouster Church of Christ with a double ring ceremony conducted by Reverend Don Seevers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Frank Liskey, with Tina Dugan as junior bridesmaid. Frank Liskey served as best man. Attendants Terry and Darrell Dugan and Charles Guffey stood with the couple as guests were seated. Nuptial music was by Don Seevers Jr. A reception followed at the Hotel Gordot with Margie Guffey and Mary Carter hosting. The bride works at Batelle Memorial Institute. the groom is employed by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric in Columbus. They reside at 780 Morning Street, Worthington.
Meigs couples Gail Stivers and Lawrence Coble wed in Tennessee on January 18, and Gail will reside in Dayton after February 28 at 1202 Carlisle Avenue. The other couple announces Dayton dating and a February 22 ceremony at Asbury United Methodist Church with Rev Wendell Stutler officiating.
Peggy Biggs of 71 Maplewood Place pledged Delta Delta Delta during Miss Connie Sue Leadingham’s formal rush. The Panhellenic pledge list shows 445 IU women pledged to 17 sororities in the between-series rush event conducted by the sorority coordinating body.
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