Hints From Heloise Displays Pretty Towels
Lydia Jean Walters shares a space saving idea for a small apartment using a DIY bookshelf to store towels tissues and soap. She notes displaying items helps tidiness and suggests decorative paper boxes for hidden storage.
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Heloise
Lydia Jean Walters
Heloise tips and thrifty homemaking letters from Athens
The Athens Messenger prints reader hints on stain removal with white chalk for grease from clothes. Other notes share DIY tablecloth edging with polyester double knit and nylon lace, repurposing leftover fabric for chair arms, and quick laundry tips. Readers praise the column and share similar ideas all aimed at saving time and effort at home.
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Heloise
Pat Nixon postpones life story as interview efforts stall
First Lady Pat Nixon indefinitely postpones a planned life biography after refusing to be taped for an official project. Prentice Hall and Diana Seeleye aimed for a 1972 release amid Nixon campaign activity, but Nixon travel and preference for privacy halted progress.
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Washington Post
Washington
Pat Nixon
White House
Prentice- Hall
Grace Seeleye
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Howard Seeleye
Orange County
Los Angeles Times
Bob Finch
California
Seeleyes
Whittier
Calif
Prentice-Hall
Tricia Nixon
Bookshop picks and teacher guides students’ choices
A junior high teacher Mrs. Douglas Schaumberg recalls taking a few boys to pick books for a student run shop. She notes they distinguish which Playboy options she will approve or reject.
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Douglas Schaumberg
Shade WSCS to Observe Call to Prayer and Self-Denial
Members of Shade Methodist Church will join over 1.5 million women nationwide in observing the Call to Prayer and Self-Denial Friday at 1 p.m. The program, prepared by Mary R. Ebinger, features a Quiet Day with meditation and a silent meal. District and national mission projects seek support for youth services in the United States and overseas. Last year’s offerings exceeded $600,000 with participation by about 34,000 societies and guilds.
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WSCS
Shade Methodist Church
Mary R. Ebinger
United Methodist Board of Missions
United States
Logan and Athens Educated Couple Wed
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Blume announce the December 30 marriage of their daughter Marcia Jean to James Marshall Bowser son of Rev. and Mrs. Earl C. Bowser of Athens. Marcia Jean Blume is a Logan High School graduate with a BS in home economics from Ohio University and teaches junior high home economics in Logan schools. Bowser is an Athens High School graduate with BA and MA in education from Ohio University and works as a guidance counselor at Westerville High School while pursuing a doctoral program in education at Ohio State University.
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Marcia Jean
James Marshall Bowser
Earl C. Bowser
Athens
the Bride
Logan High School
Ohio University
Logan
Bowser
Athens High School
Westerville High School
Ohio State University
Dear Abby column letters reflect diverse views on morality and smoking
Readers weigh in on cultural ethics and religious duty while one writer condemns Abby's stance on morality. A smoker shares home smoke controls and a fan advocates a public courtesy sign. A vow to honor neighbors' beliefs contrasts with personal requests for wartime empathy and a lighthearted jab about letters to Abby.
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Abby
FTC Urges Breakup of Cereal Industry Monopoly
Senator Fred R. Harris calls on the FTC to initiate a deconcentration suit against Kellogg General Foods and General Mills, arguing the three firms control about 85 percent of cereal sales. He says the market harms competition with high advertising costs and inflated prices while quality diminishes.
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Morton Mintz
Washington Post
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Harris
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Justice Department
Kirkpatrick
Kelloy
General Foods
General Mills
Jennifer Wright and Michael Evans Engaged in Zanesville
The Rev and Mrs Porter Elmer Wright of Zanesville announce the engagement of their daughter Jennifer to Michael Edward Evans son of Mrs Lowell D Evans Denton Ky and the late Mr Evans Miss Wright a 1970 graduate of West Muskingum High School is employed by Electric Motor and Service Co Mr Evans a 1970 graduate of Hitchins High School Ken tucky is employed as a machinist by Buckeye Plastics in Reynoldsburg
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McArthur
Judy Rae
William Edward Ware
Columbus
William H. Ware
Wellston
Miss Cooper
Raymond W. Cooper
Morehead State University
Ohio University
Vinton County
Ware
Franklin University
Southern Ohio Electric Co
United Methodist Church
Porter Elmer Wright
Zanesville
Jennifer
Michael Edward Evans
Lowell D. Evans
Denton
Mr. Evans
Miss Wright
West Muskingum High School
Electric Motor and Service Co
Hitchins High School
Kentucky
Buckeye Plastics
Reynoldsburg
Weight Watchers honors Janet Ashbaugh for 100 pound loss
At the local Weight Watchers Center Mrs. Janet Ashbaugh of Athens Route 3 received a 100 pound goal pin from area director Mona Adams. She is the first woman in the club to reach her goal and plans to become a lecturer to help others.
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