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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1974
Page
7
A Messenger reader shares a peanut butter pie recipe from the Cook of the Week column. The filling blends peanut butter sugar milk with vanilla pudding, topped by a meringue dusted with peanut butter crumbs, then baked until lightly browned.
Vern Arrival notes several birth announcements from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital and Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville. Entries include Michael Stuart Patton born June 27 to Todd Patton and Jane Simons, Jay Brian Hicks born June 12 to John Hicks and Mary Newsom, Nathan Lynn Haynes born June 17 to Gary Haynes and family, Erica Lee Graffius born June 27 to J Herbert Graffius and spouse, with full sets of grandparents and great grandparents named.
The Athens Mental Health Center hosted a meeting with The Plains Garden Club as host. Four clubs will display county fair arrangements in the new Health Building and Albany will host the Aug 13 picnic. Athens garden therapy project sponsors won first place in the state this year. Mrs Paul Tipton demonstrated corsages and a table arrangement was shown by Mrs Harold Winefordner. Miss Mary Lou Mizicko of Youngstown attended as a guest.
MARJ STRIGHT reports from Ohio University where Jessica Mitford spoke at a crime and punishment conference at The Ohio University Inn. The author discussed Daughters and Rebels and The American Way of Death and criticized rehabilitation and the penal system.
A Cleveland area writer, once discouraged by her mother’s view on girls’ education, leverages early career struggles into a prolific expose style. Her works include American Way of Death, Kind and Usual Punishment, and civil liberties pieces for Atlantic Monthly. She criticizes rehabilitation as largely ineffective.
Abigail Van Buren collects reader questions on a daughter planning a churchless wedding, a neighbor with an unused pool, and a divorced man torn between bachelor life and commitment. Also a profile of author Mrs. Mitford criticizing rehabilitation and crime prevention ideas. The column offers blunt, practical counsel and social commentary.
Mrs. Jean Olds announces the June 20 marriage of her daughter Susan Marie to Lawrence Roy Facemyer. A garden reception is set for Sunday July 21 at 2 p.m. at the Howard McHarg residence in Albany.
California public health expert Dr. Derrick B. Jelliffe argues human milk is a vital natural resource in feeding a growing population. He notes declines in breastfeeding in some developing nations and cites studies showing high costs of bottle feeding, with broader health and nutrition benefits of breastfeeding for mothers and infants.
Backyard Buddies 4-H group met for judging and grading of individual projects. Connie Carsey gave a demonstration on setting a table.
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