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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1970
Page
6
Marian Reeder shares a Cajun inspired red beans and rice casserole. The dish uses 1 pound ground lean beef with chili powder and tomatoes, described as economical and homey after holidays. The cookbook copy comes from New Orleans, Louisiana.
Bacon wrapped prune bites are broiled until crisp and served with cheese spread. John E. Dearth of Albany is treated in University Hospital Columbus for injuries from an automobile accident. A chili flavored rice and bean bake recipe is provided with sautéed onions peppers and tomatoes then baked with raw rice and kidney beans.
Ann Mumma received an engraved silver tray and bowl from Ohio University president Claude Sowle at McCracken Hall. A Leesburg native, she has served as administrator and counselor for decades, earning praise from colleagues and balancing church and professional roles while touring the United States. Her long career spans 40 years in education with continued travel and community involvement.
The Plains announces the marriages of Linda Sue Knight to Terry Forsyth on December 21 at First Church of God with Rev. Claude Sandlin officiating. Linda’s sisters served as attendants and the couple plans to reside in Athens after a Knight home reception. Jane Marie Knight wed Dennis Cox on January 4 at First Church of God with Rev. Sandlin presiding. Carol Knight and Linda Forsyth were attendants. a College Inn reception followed and the bride plans to study at Athens High School with the groom from Chester High School in Nebraska.
Designers unveil modern geometric lamps at the January market at American Furniture Mart. They pair clear acrylics and fused shapes with traditional, orient, Spanish, or Federal era influences to complement rooms while serving as decorative focal points.
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