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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
6
A selection of Dear Abby letters covers prom garters pool etiquette and respect for civil service dog catchers. A mother worries about her daughter's garter souvenir, a pool host suggests setting ground rules, and a reader urges respect for dog catchers amid political jokes.
Thirty members of the Athens High School class of 1952 gathered at The Ohio University Inn for a class reunion and buffet dinner marking 15 years since graduation. Joe Pierce acted as master of ceremonies and Jo Rider presented information about members with gifts and awards. Planning the dinner were Athens residents Virginia Chesser Caroline Parks Phyllis McDonald and Kathryn Crabtree. Attendees from Athens included Tom Chesser Kenner Bush Katie Hoisington Ralph Nuzum Jack Mahaffey and Dottie Smith. Out of town guests came from Cincinnati Newark Cambridge New Richmond Columbus Willoughby Delaware Middleburg Heights Ga hanna O'Fallon Ill Omaha Neb Dearborn Heights Mich Indianapolis Ind and Charleston W Va plus spouses. A 20th reunion is planned for the 102-member class. Phyllis McDonald received a special gift for her reunion contributions.
Dr Myers discusses the difficulty of teaching toddlers to share as siblings or visiting children arrive. The piece notes possessiveness can surface when others touch familiar toys and that children may resist new play partners or cede control over preferred items.
Two variations for sweet sour cabbage are shared, one with bacon and one without. The first uses red cabbage with egg sugar salt and vinegar, while the second from Pome roy cooks cabbage with bacon fat, sugar, flour and vinegar, then adds onion and bacon. Also included are parenting notes on teaching children to share gradually through positive encouragement.
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