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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
6
A shower at the home of Mrs. William C. Stehr for Miss Mary Wilson, bride elect of Mr. Robert Kish of Painesville, July 24. Co hostesses were Mrs. H J Huffman and Mrs. Robert Sidders. many relatives and friends attended.
St. John's Catholic Church at Dutch Ridge plans its annual homecoming on Sunday. Mass at 10 30 a m followed by chicken and ham dinners sold by parish ladies. Afternoon games and refreshments accompany the event to raise funds for rebuilding after last winter fire. Public invited.
A luncheon in Athens honored North Dakota Montana Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba high school sophomores and juniors who toured the United Nations in New York. Miss Shirley King won top speaking honors and received the city key from Police Chief J B Grogan.
A guidance piece by Garry Myers on building reliability in children through daily actions. It emphasizes that dependability comes from consistent parental responses and from children keeping their word in chores crossing streets school duties and promises to friends. It also offers advice on explaining death to a child with calm, honest talk and recalling happy memories.
A simple lemon mayonnaise sauce is made by whisking 1 tablespoon lemon juice into 1/4 cup mayonnaise. Do not heat. Serve over hot drained broccoli or asparagus spears for six servings. Also instructions for crusty brown croutons by browning bread cubes in oil from Italian dressing to top salads.
A summer easy-do hairstyle for travel that suits shoulder-length blonde hair. For small ears use an upsweep with decorative combs and ample spray. for larger ears cover them with hair drawn over and up at back, or wear hair straight with a curly pin-on piece.
Mrs Mary Frances Smith of the Visiting Nurse Association Memphis urges parents to keep vital child medical data on hand. The 16 page Childs Medical Record records immunizations, diseases, blood type Rh factor allergies and growth from birth to 18. Available from VNA Memphis PO Box 4494 38104 for 40 cents each or three for $1. There is an Ice Cream Social on Saturday 5 to 7 30 p.m. at the Electric Co building South May Avenue.
4-H clubs in Amesville and Coolville report meeting details and project work. Debbie McKinley shares experiences from a 4-H camp while Joy Dishong and Mrs Romala Hopkins note the prep for final judging. The Little Beavers discuss community service and float plans. Audra Bailey Kathy Bailey Becky Linton lead sewing demos at Coolville Club with Bernice Mayle and Mrs William Richardson advising. A separate note declares the Dedication of a nature trail at Dow Lake Dam built by Girl Scout Troop 230 for their Active Citizenship Challenge, set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
Readers share thrift tips from choosing by weight to judging fruit quality. Heuristic buying advice includes weighing lettuce and citrus, boiling lemon rind for pie flavor, and using embroidery hoops to fix elastic. A child repurposes an oatmeal box as a wastebasket in a clever room craft.
The writer describes a chaotic back room filled with clothes, a ping pong table, TV, sewing gear, a patched pile, and other items. After spending two days standing amid the clutter to iron, the scene ends with the ironing completed amid the disorder.
Mr and Mrs Frank C Jeffers Jr of Jackson announce the birth of a daughter Amy Jo on July 3 at University Hospital Columbus. Paternal grandparents are Jeffers Sr of Athens Route 5. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Christman Columbus.
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