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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
7
A reader shares a method from Heloise using a large bag to flatten one pound of ground beef with a palm and rolling pin. The wafer thin meat freezes quickly, preserves color, and thaws evenly with easy portioning.
A Albany OES 558 meeting presented Mrs Eldon Dailey with a 50 year membership pin. Blanche Cline made the presentation. Worthy patron Lewis Crow and worthy patron presided. Guests from several towns attended and refreshments followed in a gold decorated dining room.
Recipe from Mrs Ralph Clark of Athens details Ribbon Salad in two layers. First layer uses lime gelatin pineapple and boiling water then sets in a square pan. Second layer combines lemon gelatin pineapple juice cream cheese salad dressing and chopped nuts for a creamy finish.
A reader shares a layered sweet recipe beginning with a warm cream cheese mixture over a first base, then a chilled two layer setup. The third layer uses cherry or raspberry gelatin with pineapple celery nuts cranberries, poured and chilled until firm. Mrs. Clark signs off with thanks and a nod to chicken tetrazzini.
View Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Ihle of Racine announce the birth of a daughter Lois Elizabeth at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Grandparents and great relatives listed include Frecker Minersville, Ihle Racine, Heilman Bellefontaine, Shie Syracuse, Reed Reedsville, and Reuter Pomeroy. Clark Edwards Jr Columbus also announces a Dec 30 birth of a daughter with Edwards Sr Loretta Eblen and Chester Gillette as relatives. Great-grandparents named include B L Edwards Reedsville, Sam Eblen Coolville Route 3, and Clara Hubler Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Walter Ackroyd of Willoughby announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Clare Marie Ackroyd to Kenneth Wayne Russell son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Russell of Glouster Ohio. Clare Marie a 1962 Andrews School graduate and Ohio University English major Kenneth a 1958 Glouster High School graduate and Navy veteran at Ohio University also majoring in German. The ceremony is set for April 1 in the Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel with plans to reside in Europe after graduation.
A 59 year old widow seeks help for rainy day drinking and suggests a pen pal club. Abby cautions against drowning sorrows in ink and recommends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. A letter praises a husband who kicked a wife for sittng indecorously, defending the act and criticizing fashion.
Personal appeal from readers to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles requesting a private reply and a $1.00 booklet titled How to Have a Lovely Wedding, with self addressed stamped envelope included for consideration and mailing.
Mrs Charles L Walsh of 120 N Congress and Mrs P L Shannon of 44 Grosvenor spent two weeks in Atlanta visiting Mrs Walshs son in law and daughter Bernard and Mrs Schmerler. Mrs Shannon returned home while Mrs Walsh extended her stay. Mr and Mrs Cecil Cooley of 24 S May Ave have returned home after holidays with son and daughter in law Bernard Cooley and children from Lancaster Pa.
New York University psychologist Dr Abraham Korman says fashion trends merge the sexes as women buy men’s wear for practicality. Girls defend femininity while embracing slacks and shirts from mens shops for fit, durability, and cost. a size chart contrasts men’s waist sizes with women’s slacks sizes to aid shopping.
A corrected telephone number is provided for regrets about Tuesday's Progressive Literary Club meeting. The right number is 592-1952. Also a note on storing vanilla beans recommends tightly covered sugar mixtures.
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