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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
8
A psychologist advises parents on managing stubborn behavior in two to five year olds. He argues mild pain avoidance teaches better compliance, but warns against excessive punishment and stresses clear, enforceable commands and consistent consequences. Positive praise and shared good times support discipline.
Warm canned pears are heated in syrup with lemon rind and served with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce. Athens Elks schedule a square dance for Elks and guests on Saturday from 9 p m to 1 a m in the Elks Club House upstairs on W Union St.
The notice promotes The World in 1965, a 288 page AP produced yearbook with dramatic coverage of spaceflight and key events of the era. The 1964 edition remains available. Readers are invited to reserve by returning the coupon.
Reader asks for copies of The World in 1965 and additional copies of the publication. No further details on dates, editions, or quantities are provided.
Mr and Mrs Bernard C Bowers of Nelsonville Route 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kay to Tom K Guess son of Mr and Mrs William Guess of Walnut Street Nelsonville Miss Bowers is a Starr Washington High School Union Furnace graduate employed at the Logan Goodyear plant Mr Guess a Nelsonville High School graduate is also employed at the Goodyear plant No wedding date has been set.
New York reports pork prices climbing as beef becomes scarcer and pricier. Consumers urged to shift to cheaper cuts such as liver and tongue while beef supply remains tight. John H Guthrie warns beef will stay scarce despite higher slaughter rates, prompting use of alternative proteins.
Researchers cram six miniature transmitters 28 other components and two rechargeable batteries into a molar bridge. The tooth broadcasts data on surface forces to aid restoration of damaged teeth, though researchers hope for broader sharing.
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of DAR met at Mrs Sedwick home as Miss Eve lyn Winters spoke on American Heritage and life as true heritage. The group planned a state conference in Toledo in March and a Southeast district conference in Athens in September. Members joined, and officers will delegate to the state conference. Sayre Study Circle discussed The Romance of Mabel Hubbard and Bell at Mrs Horns home with committees named. Richland Garden Club announced 42 swages for Athens State Hospital and a program on Making Flower Containers. Kappa Rho Beta Sigma Phi viewed cancer detection films and discussed local projects at the Riggs residence.
Miss Carla McDonald of The Plains earned the top score on a written knowledge and aptitude exam among senior girls and becomes eligible for state and national scholarships. An honors student and MYF president, she also sings in church and school choirs, helps on the yearbook staff, and serves as an FHA officer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonald.
Mr and Mrs C E Stout of Albany entertained neighbors in honor of Mr and Mrs Clarence Swagger who moved from Columbus. Mrs Swagger works as a psychiatric aid at Athens State Hospital and Mr Swagger is a retired farmer. Guests included the Denune family Hazel Henson the Clines the Bernards the Browns and the Coopers.
Quick and easy hamburger casserole recipe from Mrs. James Hall of Chauncey. Spread tomatoes in a casserole, add noodles, then cheese. Pan fry hamburger with onion, salt, and pepper, layer, cover, and bake one hour at 350 degrees.
An Athens Ohio pharmacy ad promotes Slender-X claiming rapid weight loss with no prescription. It asserts reduced cravings, no jitters, and money-back guarantee. Offers 21 or 42 day supply with prices and local availability.
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