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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
7
Cheese experts warn against wrapping natural yellow cheese in a vinegar soaked cloth to prevent mold. If vinegar is strong enough to stop mold it may alter the cheese flavor. If mold develops, simply cut away the affected portion with a sharp knife.
Hemlock social notes record visits among residents including Ger ald Tharp and Judith Tharp with Hoodletts in Columbus, Stoyes and Hodgsons from Shawnee visiting Zanesville, Bray clan from Shawnee visiting Glenn Bray, Eayle family at Corning due to Andrew Wargo’s death, Snowden and Dixie visiting James Snowden in Millertown, and Ruth Bradley with Anna.
The column lists numerous social calls and visits across Miller town and Columbus. Individuals include Virgil Wilson, the Bernard family, W A Eayle, James Duffy, Roy Speakman, Ralph Linscott, Evelyn Fouts and children, Jack Williams, Willa Wooten, Autherine Moore, Dr R W Miller, Chalmer Williamson and Diana, Cora McCormick, Rebecca Baughman, Lena Stallsmith, Glenna Williams, Mary Houk, Glenda Tharp and Paul Arp. Several trips and hospitalities are noted among families in Corning, Zanesville, Shawnee, Corona California, and Oakfield.
Dr Crane explains that men often read the column privately and dismiss it publicly, then share the bulletins with colleagues. He notes older executives in Gary Indiana and other husbands secretly devour the material while telling wives it is “the bank” and urges younger readers to seek his bulletin on sex problems in marriage.
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