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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
10
A nostalgic winter recipe for Chicken Supper in a Skillet. The dish features browned chicken with mushrooms in an onion mushroom sauce using onion dry soup mix, curry, and butter, served over parsley noodles with cornbread and cabbage. Serves 4 to 6.
The article argues women influence home design more than men, shaping floor plans, kitchen size, storage, and bathrooms. It asserts wives view homes as spaces for family living, while husbands focus on structural details, predicting changes in 1966 homes.
Council 165 of the Club Catholic Ladies of Columbia held a business meeting at St. Paul’s Church Hall. New officers inducted include President Mrs James W Whaley Vice President Mrs Frank Horvath Treasurer Mr Homer Baird Financial Secretary Mrs Paul Alichney Recording Secretary Miss Alice Rowan Monitor Mrs Martin P Josten Inner Guard Mrs Michael Kostival Trustee Miss Ann Manda presided by Rev Father Francis A Maloney. Twenty five members attended the meeting and social hour with refreshments provided by several members. Maccena’s Literary Club then met recently at Sunny Side Drive home of Mrs Howard Wallar and Mrs Anson Black.
Mrs Earnest Baughman and Mrs James Josten reported gifts to the county home and Girls Industrial School. The program committee was named: Mrs C H Douglas, Mrs Anson Black, and Mrs Clyde Beasley. Meetings included Senior Circle at Columbus Edison Co hostesses and a cooking demonstration by Mrs Paul Efaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parks of Glouster announce the marriage of daughter Margaret Ellen to Willard Ralph Stanley son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Stanley of Stimson Ave Columbus. The ceremony was Dec 25 at Glouster Methodist Church officiated by Rev Don Markarius. Matron of honor was Mrs. John Lent and best man William S Stanley. They reside at 35 East Tulane St Columbus.
An article explains modern landscaping emphasizes open design, year round color, and functional outdoor living centered on the patio. It advises using long season bloomers like roses and crabapples, with regional choices such as Forsythia in the north and Camellias in the south to ensure standout flowers each season.
Lt. Michael E Johnson and Mrs. Johnson announce their son Richard Edward born January 6 at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. The family includes a 1 year old, Michael David. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Johnson Newton Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Verity Arden Pl. The Johnsons will stay with the Veritys during Lt. Johnsons 13 month Viet Nam tour.
Plans are complete for the January 23 wedding of Miss Audrey Smith and Mr. Charles E. Clendenin at Trinity Methodist Church Point Pleasant West Virginia. The Rev Charles Thompson will perform the ceremony with a church reception to follow in the social rooms. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Smith of Point Pleasant and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Clendenin of Point Pleasant. The bride is a Point Pleasant High School and Gallia s Business College graduate employed in the Mason County assessor office. The groom is a Point Pleasant High School graduate and will receive a West Virginia University business administration degree in June.
Stanford scientists in California are building a two mile long device nicknamed a gun to probe atomic matter at near light speed. The project costs about 114 million dollars to taxpayers and will consume vast energy daily, aiming to uncover entirely new physics and alter our understanding of nature.
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