Athens High Basketball Fan Follows Young Athlete Alex Couladis
Mrs. George Couladis, longtime Athens resident and Greek-born母, backs her youngest son Alex Couladis as he stars for the Bulldogs in the league title chase. Her other sons Peter serves in the Army and Steve is a Ohio University sophomore. She and her husband run a real estate business and enjoy Greek baking and ceramics. They own a Route 50E farm near Dow Lake where they retreat in summer.
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Peter
Steve
Ohio University
Alex
All Athens High School
Bulldog
Greece
Yorkville, C
Order of Eastern Star and Shrinettes
Sister Names Baby After Dead Nephew Causes Grief
A reader asks if naming a new baby after a deceased nephew honors or hurts grieving parents. Abby cautions to judge intent, suggesting the sister may have meant well and the parents could view it as honoring the loss.
Unmarried couple trip raises parental concerns
An Athens woman considers a 300 mile overnight ski trip with an older man and another couple. A mother doubts the plan but a columnist says times have changed and the daughter should be allowed to go, suggesting to expect the best.
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Altho
Hints From Heloise Economizing home tips and clever hacks
Readable column of practical tips from Heloise, including salvaging fringe from an old bedspread, using a plastic juice container to organize knitting, quick crab cheese crostini, ironing boxers flat, stealing shower hooks for carts, and a space saving dish rack repurposed as a wine rack with five bottles.
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Heloise
Sage Letter Sparks Thought on Free Happiness
A brief essay argues happiness often goes unappreciated because it costs nothing. The piece, credited to The Sage, reflects on simple joys and practical wisdom, urging readers to value small, costless pleasures in daily life.
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Heloise
Bassoon Recital Planned by Ohio University Faculty
Harold Robison assistant professor of woodwinds at Ohio University will present a bassoon recital at 8 p.m. February 2 in the School of Music recital hall. He joined the faculty last fall and earned his DMA in performance at the University of Michigan. Accompanists include Janice Robison on piano and harpsichord and Leighton Conkling on cello.
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Harold Robison
Ohio University
School of Music
Mr. Robison
University of Michigan
Lewis Hugh Cooper
Johann Friedrich Fasch
Johann Christian Bach
Helmut Eder
Alvin Etler
Janice Robison
Leighton Conkling
Newlywed couple settles in Nelsonville after December wedding
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stumbo reside in Nelsonville following their Chauncey Christian Church wedding in December. Rev. Paul Johnson officiated. Bride Linda L. Gretz is daughter of William Gretz and Mrs. Rita Kastely and groom is son of Helen Stumbo and William Stumbo. Grandfather Charles Farrow gave bride in marriage. Debra Gretz served as bridesmaid and David as ring bearer.
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James E. Stumbo
Nelsonville
Chauncey Christian Church
Paul Johnson
Christine Danford
Chauncey
Linda L. Gretz
William Gretz
Helen Stumbo
William Stumbo
Logan
Charles Farrow
Athens
Rita Kastely
Debra Gretz
David
John Freer
Bill Gretz
Dave Stumbo
Ed Kish
Delores Taylor
Elizabeth Gretz
Dear Abby Letter Sparks Equality Backlash
A reader argues that women demanding equality deserve worse treatment than the past fifty years, prompting Abby to address gender tensions and fairness in relationships.
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Abby
Caraway Cabbage and Apples Side Dish
Recipe by Marian Reeder pairs cabbage and tart apples with caraway seeds. Sauté onions in butter, add apples, then cabbage with salt and caraway. Cook gently 10 to 12 minutes, turning once. Serves six.
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Marian Reeder
New View Sees Disposables Replacing Reuse
A leading journal for pharmacists American Druggist notes a shift from reuse to disposables with the motto use it once and throw it away. disposable products are often cheaper and healthier and the list of items keeps growing.
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American Druggist
Flower Power Garden Club Hosts Wildflower Odyssey Program
The January meeting featured slides titled Wildflower Odyssey with narration by Mrs. Joseph Batestelli and images of North American wildflowers across prairies deserts and swamps. Mrs. Zola Walcott became president of the North American Benefit Association at a recent gathering. The 1971 calendar was set with hostesses appointed and a New Year resolutions program by Mrs. Edward Mizicko. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Mizicko.
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Flower Power Garden Club
Joseph Batestelli
James Williams
North America
The
Praires
North American Benefit Association
Zola Walcott
Edward Mizicko
Ernest Baughman
Mizicko
Adkins announce birth of Scott Warren Adkins
Vow Minvali S Sgt and Mrs Oscar Adkins of Laurel Maryland announce the birth of a son Scott Warren born January twenty fourth at Kimbrough Army Hospital in Laur al Grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Adkins Millfield Route 1 and Mr and Mrs Joe Lanning Chauncey Great grandmothers Mrs Charles Hook Nelsonville Mrs Mae Johnson Nelsonville Route 2 and Mrs Martha Bullock Millfield Route 1
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Oscar
Benny) Adkins
Laurel, Md
Scott Warren
Kimbrough Army Hospital
Laural
Lewis Adkins
Millfield
Joe Lanning
Chauncey
Charles Hook
Nelsonville
Mae Johnson
Martha Bullock
Jacksonville Old Settlers sign carnival contract for next reunion
The Old Settlers Reunion committee led by Donald Steinmetz of Steinmetz Amusements agreed to hire carnival rides for next year’s celebration from Sept 2 to 6. The next meeting is Feb 12 at 7 p.m. in Jacksonville townhall.
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Jacksonville
Old Settlers
Donald Steinmetz
Steinmetz Amusements
Steinmetz
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