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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1969
Page
5
Dear Heloise offers a tip to fry chicken for a rich golden color by sprinkling paprika on flour or in the flour mix, then coating the chicken before frying. Readers share variations and household hacks from lamp lacquer cleans to barber-shear maintenance and clever aprons.
Patricia Ann Conant and Frank R. Crehore wed at Delaware Avenue Methodist Church Lorain on November 30. The bride, daughter of Pearl G. Conant Athens Route 1, wears a velvet gown with Chantilly lace. the groom is son of George J. Crehore Lorain. The ceremony included nuptial music and a church reception. The couple will reside at 1335 Root Road Lorain.
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on marriage humor and communication. A husband asks for his wife to dress up for him occasionally. Casey defends spicing the marriage. Abby also responds to letters about annual newsletters and cheerful holiday cards, and closes with a personal note from a reader thanking her for a life-saving distraction.
Candice Kay Hutton and William Daniel Wellman wed December 28 at the Church of Christ in Pomeroy. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert Woods with matron of honor Peggy Bowers Brickles and bridesmaids Kay Bing and Donna Wellman. Best man David Wellman and ushers James Gilbert and Larry Valance. The couple, both 1967 graduates, live in Columbus after he attends Matta College.
The Athens branch hosts an opening night reception for a brass rubbings exhibit by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Raymond at Seigfred Gallery. The show runs February 2 to 9 with 6 to 11 pm hours and public refreshments. Elizabeth Stanton, Athens branch president, chairs the awards selection committee, aligning with the Fellowships Fund support.
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