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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
5
Readers share thrifty home hacks from old newspaper style columns. A tipster explains repurposing clean newspapers as a floor mat, using back-to-back chairs and a broom to create a clothes rack, and frugal laundry bag ideas. Other letters suggest simple sewing fixes, lamp shade repairs, and dusting strategies for concrete interiors.
Mrs Jae Maples demonstrates a flexible life balancing secretarial work with farming at The Lie Vonderosa near Langsville. Wife of Jon Maples, mother of Carolyn and Debbie, she manages a busy schedule as homemaker and community volunteer while pursuing education and personal interests.
A fragmentary home recipe notes cookies mailed to someone in Viet Nam. Ingredients include prawn, pecans, candied cherries, raisins, and orange peel with general cookie dough steps. The text mentions Christmas cookies and a sense of sharing via mailed treats, attributed to Marian Reader and Miss Guth.
Pupils of Sirs Apo Thunting and Tarneyjilling wane Martha Fisk Cindy Meeks Kathy Harri om Evelyn Williams Carla Rowland Faythe Tal Bell thu Suzanne Ifield Debbie Jen Ruth An Kaysar doy Karg Cindy lish Danny Hall and Mark Uurting performed. New Marsh hotel Methodist WSS announces annual wountry Slee will be oper Saturday from &
A New York chemist claims a remarkable Asper-Sleep formula uniting three safe sleep aids to provide fast, habit-free relief from sleeplessness. Each tablet supposedly blends an antihistamine, a gentle sedative, and aspirin to curb headaches and minor pains while promoting deep, refreshing sleep. Money back if not satisfied. price 43 cents at druggists.
Alexander Presbyterian Women’s Association Circle 1 met at Mrs. Eden Dailey’s home with co host Mrs. Nomer Higgins. Barbara Laughlin from the New Wilmington Conference spoke on the conference with slides and refreshments were served. Nine guests attended among ten members. Pongona Grange held annual inspection at the Athens Grange Wall with Albany Grange as host. Inspecting officers were Mr. and Mrs. Warbur st Wheeler of Muskingum County. The fifth degree was conferred on Theresa Hines Mabel Bartlett Jessie Williams and Josephine Mills. Subordinate grange masters spoke briefly including Mrs. Fern France Mrs. Joan Dillinger Harry Henry David Turrill and Scott Wentzling. Athens pianist Theresa Turgil and vocalist Wanda Rose accompanied. The program by Mrs. Glenn Atkinson Lecturer featured poems readings a skit by Winifred Hooper Ida Kens Dena Robinson and Fern France and a monologue by Mrs. Atkinson.
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