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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1967
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about a mother dictating children kisses and a 63-year-old widow torn between marriage to Spencer and caring for her 90-year-old mother. Advice: kisses should be spontaneous and sincere, and the daughter must choose independence or stay under her mother’s control.
An anxious wife seeks to leave personal items to family if she dies first. The response: arrange a will with a lawyer. easy to fix.
A confidential plea urges informing the girl’s parents of what was witnessed and asks readers to write to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 for a personal reply and her booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding with a stamped self addressed envelope and a $1 request to ABBY Box 69700.
Glouster sees a surge of visitors with Lake Burr Oak and the Burr Oak Lodge drawing photographers and fishermen alike. State photographers captured scenes of the lodge cottages boats and golf grounds while locals report strong lodge business and full cottages. Fishermen report bluegill catches and redear sunfish with some bass, including an exceptional unlanded large specimen, using worm baits and night crawlers.
Circle One of Alexander Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. A. T. Stuart's home in Albany with co host Mrs. Charles Carsey. Mrs. Homer Higgins led a patriotic program with readings by multiple members and guests. Refreshments followed during a social hour.
Fill pear halves with a mixture of cream cheese and cottage cheese, using fresh or canned pears. Arrange on salad greens for serving.
The Rev and Mrs Eugene Brown of Waverly announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Maria Brown to Michael G Muffet Jr son of Mr and Mrs Muffet of Barberton. Miss Brown a Mount Union College graduate and Delta Delta Delta member plans to teach in Barberton School District. Mr Muffet a Mount Union graduate and Alpha Tau Omega member also teaches in Barberton. The wedding is planned for August 26 at the church.
Mr and Mrs Ira Burnfield of 106 Maplewood Dr return from Texas after their son 1st Lt Charles Burnfield earns pilot wings at Webb AFB Big Springs. Charles joins Dyess AFB Abilene TX to fly a C 130. His brother Maj Watson Burnfield of Whiteman AFB also attended.
Recent visitors at the home of Ed and Mary Davis on Main Street include Amy Markins and Billy Markins with Debbie, and Larry Markins with baby Larry from Fostoria. Don Seevers hosted Carl Turley and Hilton Woods from Marmet and Athens. Mary Ginnan hosted Ron Addington and daughters from Canton, plus Laura Addington. Martin and Ce Celia Ginnan and sons from Dayton visited. The Martins plan a trip to Washington DC. Debbie McAllister, Martha Andrews, and Donnie Seevers, Church of Christ youth, returned from a week at Christian Service Camp Mineral Wells WV with minister Donald F. Seevers.
Mrs. Freddie Williams, wife of Staff Sergeant Williams, pursues textiles and oils since an Air Force life. Her works hang in homes across Maine, Connecticut and New Mexico, and she operates a gifts and craft line while planning a home shop. She organist, sews, and serves as secretary for the Rome Two fire department auxiliary, treasurer of the church, and WSCS member as she gears up for upcoming shows.
A reader shares blackberry based pies with a custard option and jelly idea. The recipe uses 1 cup sugar 3 tablespoons flour 3 to 4 cups berries for a lattice crust and notes baking at 400 F then 390 F. Also describes a blackberry custard pie with egg and flour and baking steps.
Dear Heloise offers practical kitchen and home hints. A tip explains how to create a level two scoop cone by flipping a cone onto a scoop then righting it to form a flat top for a second scoop. Additional notes suggest cooling scoops in water and mixing flavors for a fun treat. Other hints cover sunning by timer, cleaning attic fans, lint-free screens with a sponge, purse strap repairs with rug binding, rubber thong doorstops, and camping tent storage with a plastic hat bag for moisture control.
Scallions are sautéed in butter then folded into cooked green peas for a quick flavored side dish. The method highlights the green onion aroma and buttery texture to enhance the peas without additional ingredients.
Mrs Ja nelle C McCall of New Baltimore Michigan and five children arrived in Jacksonville to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hoisington They were joined by Miss Joan Bengtsson and William Hurley from New Baltimore They visited several local families in The Plains Trimble Amesville and Malta. A foreclosures petition against Franklin and Shirley Hutchinson has been filed by The Security Bank seeking a mortgage deed foreclosure on 3014 due on a note signed April 23 1965.
The Methodist Church Orpha Class will hold its annual picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. in Memorial Park. Members should bring a covered dish and their own table service. Guests and children of members are welcome.
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