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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
6
A reflective feature contrasts two neighbor women, Opal who stays organized and upbeat with Suzie who dwells on routines and delays. It suggests how purposeful morning habits and engagement with family lift mood, urging readers to model hopeful self care and notice the best in others.
The Sunny East Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Charles McVey home with devotions by Mrs. Kenneth Ackerman and a reading of Early Ohio by Mrs. Wilbur Craft. Sewing arts were demonstrated and President Mrs. Jerome Fenske named delegates for the To Buy or Not to Buy Mixes workshop.
Two-ingredient classics designed for a fast morning gathering. The article promotes easy baking with staple pantry items, encouraging personal twists. It mentions a Fruit Flip as a featured option and aims to help entertain a small group with fragrant, hot treats.
Reader tips include a simple apricot jam method using dried fruit soaked overnight, blending with optional sugar, and lemon for tang. Also shared are kid-friendly food ideas using pictures to entice eating, plus inexpensive home hacks for moisture control under houses and short cuts for quick coffee-time pastries.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Ball announce a daughter Mary Jo born December 17 at Mt St Mary Hospital Nelsonville joining sister Rhonda Jane. Grandparents Ralph Ball Amesville and I Linscott Trimble. Great grandmothers Flossie Ball Kathryn Dolan Ida Linscott. David P Hill and wife announce a son David Eugene born January 5. Grandparents Wayne Michael Ath ens Alonzo Hill Amesville. Great grandparents Everett Pryor Parkersburg Daniel Hill James E Michael.
Albany Grange hosts an 8 p.m. program at the grange hall with youth presenting. Members bring pies or sandwiches to share.
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