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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1974
Page
7
Los Angeles AP reports Sister Elizabeth 30 challenges the stereotype of nuns as meek and cloistered. She argues the sisterhood offers a viable life where women can use creativity to serve society and work beyond traditional roles like teaching or nursing.
Elizabeth, founder of Rainbow Word and Picture Co., and editor of Women in Love With Life, argues 140000 American Catholic order women offer leadership potential. She seeks to raise work visibility and impact in church and society while reflecting renewal in traditional forms. She was named Outstanding Young Woman of America for 1973.
Abby counsels readers on marital tension from lack of appreciation and a dogged husband who prefers golf and overtime work. A letter from a golf widow and a second marriage tale reveal demands for kindness, vet input on ailing collie, and wedding gift etiquette. Engagement notice concludes item with details of planned July church wedding in Zaleski.
Amish Lemon Sponge Pie recipe from Mrs Clarence Shonk of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Measures include butter sugar eggs flour salt lemon rind lemon juice and hot milk. Bake at 400 degrees in a quart casserole forty minutes until puffed and golden. Serve cooled in wedges.
Athens senior citizens meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. on the third floor of City Hall for a quilting and shell jewelry session.
Here ’n’ There notes Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chase and their grandson David of Albany Route recently returned from a trip to Kentucky and Tennessee. They visited relatives in Versailles Clarkson and Columbia, including Waldo Woodyard Boyd Williams Doc Walker and Tat Thompson.
Odrinil, labeled as Golden Water Pills, is promoted as a natural diuretic to reduce pre menstrual water retention and body bloating. The ad promises fast acting results and a money back guarantee from Revco with no questions asked.
Middleport Village Council approved the 1974 75 budget and heard a proposal for a $440 000 Barr Circle Development Co apartment complex at Mill Street and Third Avenue. The plan calls for 29 units, with rents from 100 to 165 dollars monthly, financed by FHA, and a September start date contingent on zoning and related ordinances.
Beekeepers must register their bees with the Meigs ASCS office in Pomeroy by Monday to qualify for payments for losses from pesticide use. Applications may be mailed or returned to Meigs ASCS. postmark deadline is midnight Monday.
A county wide canning clinic will be held Friday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall on the Meigs County Fairgrounds from 1 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Bettie Clark, Gallia County home agent, will teach basic canning techniques and answer questions and lid pressure tests will be offered with no charge.
Mason County Board of Education approves transfers and hires new leaders at Wahama and North Point. Grant Barnette leaves Wahama for Sunnyside Elementary as principal. Marcus Rice named replacement. John Zell resigns Wahama principal post. Larry Sawyers named Zell successor. Francis McCullough retires. Alan Alberchinski to replace. Additional retirements and hires across Point Pleasant area.
The Bookmobile will tour Scioto Cove Liberty Limerick on Tuesday. Franklin Jackson Route 93 Fourmile Keystone Road Old Route 35 Winchester on Wednesday. Pomeroy Elementary Mulberry Hills Route 143 Diehl Harrisonville Hysell Run Laurel Cliff Hiland Church on Thursday. Pearl Street Head Start Middleport Hobson Meigs Gallia Silver Run Gravel Hill WMPO Bradbury Junction 124 Enterprise and 7 33 Market on Friday.
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