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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1967
Page
6
Heloise shares beauty tips including an extra bottle of hair rinse to refresh color after swimming or perspiration. She advises dabbing with cotton to avoid scalp staining. Other tips include hole punching shoes for odor, quick thaw hamburger method, pool cleaning steps, and repurposing shower curtains as car seat covers.
The letter shares methods for thawing hamburger quickly by low heat with a lid, and describes DIY uses for nylon net and elastic on a baby stroller to keep insects away while allowing air. It also notes a plastic adhesive backing to protect a white purse’s bottom and extend its life, credited to Mrs. Chitwood and Margaret E.
Dorothy Ann Knoll of Point Pleasant will wed Robert F. Phipps of Parkersburg in St. Pauls Lutheran Church Huntington on Aug 5 at 2 30. The ceremony will be by the bride’s father with music by Linda Jenkins and Donna Jean Dixon. The wedding party includes Jackie Romans maid of honor and Nick Nichols best man. The couple met at Marshall University where both earned degrees and plan further studies.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Rita Annette Ball and Mr. Leonard Franklin Lewis. The ceremony took place July 15 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Winchester, Virginia, officiated by Rev. William B. O Baugh. The bride, from Pomeroy, works for Kai ser Aluminum in Ravenswood, West Virginia. the groom works for Richards & Son in Apple Grove.
Miss Sharon Rose Culver became the bride of Donald J. Atkins on July 1 at 7 30 in Hopedale Methodist Church. The couple, both Hopedale High School graduates, plan and live in Hopedale with the bride to Ohio University.
Bethany Goodwill Workers gathered at Mrs. Buster Curtis home with guest Mrs. Pauline Hysall from Pomeroy. Mrs. Hall Clem led the program, plans for future meetings were discussed, and birthday and anniversary gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Junior Roger closed with prayer. Star Garden Club met at Mrs. C. E. Stout home to discuss rose varieties and care and plan a Meigs Co Fair show. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Ray Nicholson Aug 9 with guests Mrs. Bernard Allen and Miss Hazel Henson.
Miss Shirley Beegle leads the Meigs County Young Republican Club now in its second year. A Racine native living on Elm Street, she works as a senior cashier at Economy Savings & Loan in Pomeroy. Since May 28, 1956, she has trained workers in Ohio and Indiana and led club activities to engage youth in politics.
Marian Reader asks Charles B. Carsey of Albany about barley meal or flour availability for bread. He cites the Biblical miracle of the five barley loaves and two fishes and wonders about market presence and use.
Mr and Mrs Larry Chapman of Athens announce the July 19 birth of Beverly Jean at Cabell Huntington Hospital joining brother Bart Edward aged 20 months. Grandparents Mrs Villa Chapman and Mr and Mrs Victor Stover. great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Kelly. Mr and Mrs Gary Campbell of Nelsonville announce Angela Lynn born July 19 at Mount St Mary Hospital. former Karen Backus. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Backus, Mr and Mrs Clyde Campbell Sr., all of Nelsonville. great-grandparents Mrs C W Backus and Mr and Mrs P C Campbell. Includes reader note on barley bread and a request for recipes for barley bread to Recipe Editor The Athens Messenger.
Miss Carolyn Clutter of 28 Ohio Ave plans to fly to Paris next Monday with a 34 member group of U S piano teachers traveling through Germany Italy Austria and Switzerland. They will conclude with a week at Matlock College near Manchester England joining 50 British teachers for a summer school of pianoforte teaching and performance.
Miss Terry Trout bride-elect of Mr. James Thullen was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Ferry at 15 Grand Park Blvd. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Crewson Mrs. Don Reed Mrs. James Snyder and many others, with Miss Lee Trout and Mrs. William Trout among the guests.
To thicken fruit syrup add one to two tablespoons of cornstarch plus water to make one cup. The required amount depends on desired thickness and sugar content, using one pound of fruit as the base.
Dear Abby recounts a retired couple facing constant noise from a neighbor's grandkids staying over during a dispute filled year. The landlord calls the children guests, urging legal lease review for potential loopholes. A lawyer's opinion suggests a lease loophole may exist and offers potential remedy.
In a letters column, a wife with a year old baby and another on the way seeks counsel about her husband’s road schedule. Abby advises against traveling with him to “save” the marriage, calling the idea a blind alley and urging alternatives.
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