Home-On-A-Hill Gives Athens View To New Residents
Mrs. Jesse Day and her husband Dr. Jesse Day moved into their new home on Briarwood Drive overlooking Athens. Mrs. Day, a Read College alumna and former Society of Plastics Engineers secretary, is active in Sigma Kappa and local community groups while pursuing tiling and mosaics for her house.
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Athens
Jesse
Bessie
Briarwood Drive
Sunnyside Drive
Dairy Ave
Hill
Mrs. Day
Read College
Portland
Ore
Days
Cleveland
Society of Plastics Engineers
Don Bumgardner
Nelsonville
Bumgardner
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Edison Jonas
Don, Jr
Robert
Kenneth
Jean Whitmore
Local 4H Clubs Meet to Plan Fair Exhibits
A-Hi Activities Garden Cattle Club gathered at Dickie Howard's home to work on project books and plan fair exhibits. Reporter Robin Windl notes Amesville group Bar-B-Ques discussed fair booth and held a year end club party at Amesville school. All for One Clovers met at advisor Harrold Dodd’s home with veterinary books and plans for testing and transporting livestock to the fair.
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Garden Cattle Club
Dickie Howard
Robin Windl
All For One Clovers
Harrold Dodd
Mark Enlow
Moving Becomes Painless
AP NEWSFEATURES outlines tips to reduce moving stress from planning to day of move. Emphasizes professional packing for long distances and careful staging of belongings. Advises notifying utilities and post office, disposing of unwanted items, and keeping children and pets out of the movers’ way.
Building Sites and Children A Call for Supervision
Dr Myers warns children 4 to 14 are drawn to construction sites where they may steal, injure themselves, or vandalize. Parents should obtain permission to visit with supervision, set boundaries, and guard character over mere fascination. Include guidance for hyperactive children with quiet routines and reading.
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Garry C. Myers
Romancers Meet at Goodfellow Home for Outdoor Project
Romancers gathered at the home of Kenna and James Goodfellow where they held a project lesson focused on exploring the outdoors. Reporter Charlotte Dunfee covered the event.
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Kenna
James Goodfellow
Charlotte Dunfee
Wrapped Soap Bars Scent Hints At Clever Heloise Tips
Several readers share quick household hacks and tips. Soaps pierced in the wrapper scent chairs and rooms for cigar odors, bath scrubbing uses, and stocking deodorizing with stockings. Additional notes cover sleeves fitting, dyeing beige hose, bra repair with girdle fabric, egg cleanup with salt, and cake transport with marshmallows on toothpicks.
Dying Without a Will Prompts Family Legal Questions
Readers mail reveals concerns over a dying husband’s lack of a will and possible rights of spouses and heirs. Abby advises on trespass and molestation actions, while letters discuss disclosure of prognosis and essential factors for lasting marriage. The Plains General Club plans a September meeting at The Plains Road with Mrs. B. M. Bryson presiding.
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Plains General Club
Plains Road
B. M. Bryson
Dear Abby advises action on wrongful child abduction concern
A worried mother reports a 12 year old neighbor took her six year old daughter into the woods three times. The writer is told no action without medical proof of damage. The letter urges contacting the juvenile department and county attorney for help.
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Abby
Lemon Peanut Bombe Recipe from Classic Dessert Guide
A lemon gelatin based bombe blends whipped topping and finely chopped red peanuts. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water add cold water chill until thickened beat to soft peaks fold in topping and peanuts chill in an 8 cup melon mold and serve with whipped cream rosettes if desired.
Phi Mu Reappoints Alumnae Supervisor
Former Athens resident Mrs. Lewis Hughes was reappointed District XII Alumnae Director by the Phi Mu Fraternity at the 1969 National Leadership Conference. She is an Ohio University graduate and has served Phi Mu in multiple leadership roles. Her district spans Alaska, Hawaii, and international chapters.
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Athens
Lewis Hughes
Phi Mu Fraternity
Phi Mu
Culver Military Academy
Lake Maxikuckee
Ind
Hughes
Ohio University
Ohio University Trustees Academy
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
Fresh Local Cob Corn Tops Market Notes
Ohio growers expect about nine percent more sweet corn production in 1969 with Ohio supplying nearly one fifth of the nation’s late summer crop. Fresh corn should be cooled and refrigerated to preserve sweetness and not bought more than two days before use. Families prefer ears seven to eight inches and husked ears. Nancy Robinson notes locally grown corn tastes best.
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Florida
Nancy Robinson
Home Economics
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
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Mabel W
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