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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
10
Bread costs climb by about two cents on a one pound loaf in many cities due to smaller wheat crops and higher milk and egg prices. Rolls and other bakery items are expected to rise. fillings like chicken turkey and beef remain affordable. Duck roasts steak and picnic items appear on sale while ice cream and soft drinks cost more. Egg prices rise again with no near relief.
Mr and Mrs P O Leonard Corning observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at home on Sunday They were wed in Mason City Iowa and belong to the Methodist Church Mr Leonard works for the New York Central Railroad Mrs Leonard is the former Ora McClintock The couple has 11 children including Paul Pasco Wash Marguerite Foehl Zanesville and Dorothy Emerich Gloucester Route 1 There are 40 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Dear Abby discusses marital furniture disputes and a rest home dilemma. The letter writer seeks advice on blending home and office spaces, while a second reader questions elderly parents entering rest homes and the stigma involved.
A Wake-Up Angel is a creamy orange drink served over ice in tall glasses. The recipe uses orange juice concentrate water lemon instant pudding and optional egg whites to create a foamy quick beverage suitable for both kids and adults.
A reader is invited to correspondence with Abby at Box 69700 in Los Angeles California 90069. Personal replies require a stamped self addressed envelope.
The annual club picnic of the Daughters of Union Veterans was held at Mrs. Mabel Swartz’s Route 50 residence. Centerpieces featured red white and blue flowers with American flags. Mrs. Lulu Metcalf and Mrs. Herman Douglas helped serve, with many members in attendance.
Miss Carolyn Rose Denner and Mr Oral Ronald Pickett wed at the Pickett home in Nelsonville route 1 on Saturday July 16 with Rev. Robert Ossman officiating. The ceremony followed by a reception attended by family and friends from Nelsonville Glouster Carbondale and Columbus. Norma Jean Six and Jim Brammer exchanged vows at Glouster Church of Christ on July 17 with Vern Hogsett as best man and matron of honor. The Brammers will reside in Columbus where Jim is employed by Weir Pump Co.
Mr and Mrs Juane Ward announce the marriage of their son Michael K Ward to Carol Gamell of Westerville. The wedding occurred July 18 at Pearsburg Pa. Ward works at Westinghouse in Columbus and the couple will reside there.
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