Suzy Lash Barnhart Runs Fine Arts Typing and Sundries
Suzy Lash Barnhart, starting at age six with a typewriter, runs thesis and dissertation typing plus a telephone answering service. She crafts wedding invitations in Spencerian script and reproduces poems with gold filigree borders. She previously owned Suzy's Sundry on W State St offering office supplies and books and collects about 3,000 cacti stored indoors in October and moved outside in March. Barnhart holds an AB in English from Ohio University and lives with her children Vance Susan Vandeventer and Reynolds in New York.
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FE. R. Lash
Lash
Athens
Suzy
Ohio State University
W. State St
Ohio University
Washington, D.C
New York
Vance
Susan Vandeventer
Reynolds
Miss Mumma
Department of Education
Kappa Delta Pi
Clark Williams
University
Miss Hope
Savings and Loan Safety and Investment Focus
Safety is a key reason to save with insured savings and loan associations. Government insurance protects deposits, while investments in residential mortgages provide another form of security. Over 80 percent of loans support individual and small family homes, a historically secure and well protected investment.
Local Travelers Visit Florida Relatives
Mrs. William A. Brooks of 18 Merietta Ave and Mrs. Betty Shoemaker from Albany Route 1 travel to Sarasota Florida. They return from a Florida jet flight and visit Mrs. Brooks sisters Mrs. George Beveridge and Mrs. Ercel Gesler in Bradenton.
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Wiliam A. Brooks
Merietta Ave
Betty Shoemaker
Albany
Sarasota
Fla
Flor
Ida
Bradenton
Brooks
George Beveridge
Ercel Gesler
Women’s recreation night resumes at Athens Middle School
The director announced that o 806 Women’s recreation night will resume at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Athens Middle School gym. All women are welcome to attend.
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Athens Middle School
OU Honors Two Employes Served Under Six Presidents
Ohio University honored two long serving employees for 47 and 46 years of service. Geraldine Hope received an engraved watch and Ann Mumma an engraved silver tray and bowl during ceremonies in Alden Library and McCracken Hall.
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Ohio University
Claude E. Sowle
Vernon R. Alden
Geraldine Hope
University
Elmer B. Bryan
Ohio U
Sowle
McCracken Hall
Ann Mumma
University Department of Education
Miss Hope
Claude Sowle
Dear Abby Letter Responds to Ways Boys Can Say No
In this column from the Athens Messenger a 17 year old boy asks Abby how to decline intimate advances on dates. Abby and a male reader reply that clear, timely statements protect both parties and that discretion matters in managing relationships.
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Abilgail van Buren
Abby
Dear Abby letters reveal hair color dating bias
A reader from Arizona discusses preferences for brunettes versus blondes, noting experiences as a blonde missionary in South America and marriage to a dark-haired man. The column invites readers to write Abby with problems for personal replies.
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Abby
South America
Sharon
Arizona
Hints From Heloise Frugal DIY Tips For Everyday Needs
Practical kitchen and home hints from Heloise cover denture safe steak cutting to prevent choking, drying spilled moisture from books with facial tissues and heat, making catnip mice from gloves for kittens, and repurposing galvanized mop buckets or gasoline cans as plant containers to save money.
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Heloise
Charlotte Collier
Savory Ideas For Potatoes And Meats
A collection of kitchen tips and recipe tweaks from various sources offering flavor boosts. Suggestions include mashed potatoes with onions and sour cream, broiled steak with soy, Swiss steak with mushroom soup, freezing browned ground beef, glazed carrots with rum flavoring, and pear halves filled with cream cheese and ginger.
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Marsh’s
New York
Pen and Pencil
Baker Center
Ohio University
Letter of Laughter to Heloise Disturbed by Mirror
A reader writes a playful jab at the mirror image, expressing dissatisfaction with how they look and asking Heloise if she resembles her own reflection. The short note conveys humorous self-scrutiny.
We Ain’t What You See in the Headlines
A compact, cautious line hints that appearances mislead readers about the underlying truth, inviting scrutiny of sensational reportage and the gap between image and reality. The remark signals a meta-journalistic note on perception versus fact in local press culture.
Kindergarten Mittens and Stocking Cap Mystery
A parent recalls guiding a 5 year old in kindergarten to keep mittens with the stocking cap. The child cleverly tucked both items in a long tail storage area, a small improvisation that amused the caregiver.
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Speaking
Ium
Suzy Lash Barnhart
U.S
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
By Dale Shultz
Cindy Deeter
James A. Deeter
Coolville
Nationwide Beauty Academy, Inc
Columbus
Cindy
Federal Hocking High School
the Athens Messenger
Dear Had
Alexander-Smith
Free Delivery
Vance-Leach Furniture
W. State $T
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary N. Farha
M.H.B
Mrs. C. Mullinax
By Marian Reeder
Concord
Lake Kiamesha
Culligae, Water Conditioning, Inc
Bank Americard
Ginia
Bankamericard
Nannyba
E. State St
Hammond
Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Ohio
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