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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1976
Page
6
Dear Abby columns on honesty with teens and relationship ethics. A mother discusses two daughters with multiple boyfriends and the need to teach honesty, while addressing gender stereotypes and interpersonal responsibility. The letters cover equality, voyeurism, street naming, and a note about clutter in a household.
Dear Dr Salk answers readers on teaching first aid to children and when to introduce a cup to an infant. He urges summer classes to teach basic first aid and explains how early cup introduction aids future drinking skills without replacing breastfeeding.
Seven Athens and McArthur residents were named among Outstanding Young Women of America for 1976 by the Board of Advisors. The local winners join about 7,000 nationwide and may become one of 51 state winners, with 10 national honorees to be announced at a fall Washington, D.C. luncheon. The feature promotes young women aged 21 to 36 for achievements in home, work, and community. Also noted is an Arthritis Foundation appeal and a wartime women fighters message.
Gloria Pappajohn a Danbury resident serves as a female correctional officer at the medium security FCI Danbury trained to use a pistol and carbine. Psychologist Dr George Steinfield credits her with a mellowing effect on inmates who respect her. She has worked 20 years in mental health before moving to security duties and patrols the yard at night ensuring doors are secure and inmates do not escape.
Mr and Mrs John Morris of Glouster announce the birth of a son Jason Kyle July 19 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. They also have a daughter Melissa age 4. Grandparents Ryler Champe Richard Morris. Great grandmothers Edith Andrews Vera White Doris Chapman Athens. Mr and Mrs Don C Nye announce a son Ryan Michael born July 19 at Doctor's Hospital Phoenix Ariz. Great grandmothers Dora Barrett Jacksonville and Alice Nye Columbus.
Mrs. Pappajohn discusses joining a prison guard team where she works odd hours to protect prisoners. She aims for equal opportunity, noting she won’t be treated differently from male colleagues and praises the support of fellow guards despite personal privacy concerns.
A Bicentennial dinner feature shares colonial Corn Chowder from the Williamsburg Cookbook made by John Korner and staff under Mrs. E F Rothel chairing the committee with Mrs. Marvin Fletcher and Mrs. James Hartman. The recipe serves six and provides steps for browning salt pork sautéing onion adding celery potatoes stock water corn and finish with milk butter and seasonings.
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