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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
7
AP interview with Caroline Bird discusses how the Great Depression left invisible scars on American life. She argues that lingering low mood shaped gender roles, employment discrimination, and family dynamics, affecting women and minorities notably, with the baby boom a later corrective.
Diane Lee Hodges a Pi Beta Phi member and Ohio’s outstanding college girl has been chosen to compete for the National College Queen title. She will face about 20 national judges in forums. her parents Col and Mrs Donald R Hodges reside in Mannheim Germany.
Albany planning group with club and church members outlined parade floats booth displays and shows for the Albany Community Festival in early September. Chairmen were named to oversee ground space booth specs horse show entries parade entries historical displays and talent show. Attendees urged for the next meeting June 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Albany Grange Hall.
The Ohio League for Nursing sponsors a one day institute titled The Licensed Practical Nurse in Emergency and Disaster in Athens at Athens State Hospital June 15 with 8 to 9 am registration. Helen Richards will speak morning. afternoon panel includes Charles Dalton Edward Sprague Clarke Dailey Ora Vadakin Harold Kimes Garnet Bryan. Attendees from Hocking Vinton Athens Meigs Gallia Lawrence Jackson Pike and Ross counties.
Dr and Mrs Robbin Gardner hosted weekend guests in Columbus for Robbin Scott Butchs graduation from Ohio University. Among attendees were Rollin Gardner from New York City twin sister of Butch and extended family from Charleston West Virginia Greenville Pennsylvania Nelsonville Oxnard and Beloit College students. A luncheon at Baker Center celebrated Miss Southworths birthday and Miss Nelson and Miss Kirk retirement with guests including Miss Mumma and Mrs Cote. Nancy Nolan was named assistant professor at Duke University nursing school while Susan Cady made Beloit College Dean's List.
West Elementary sixth graders visited the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus on a field trip Wednesday. Teachers James Rider Charles Jump and Harold Kessler accompanied students while Ronald Woodburn drove the bus. The display featured a model Surveyor space vehicle and a transparent human body exhibit. After lunch the group attended a Rogers and Hammerstein The Sound of Music performance.
Dear Heloise shares practical tips for camping and home use. Readers suggest freezing water in plastic milk cartons for ice, using jars to store food and sticks of oleo, placing heavy plastic over tent floors, and drying laundry outside. Other tips cover repurposing dresses into shorts, feeding pets with ice water, cleaning Venetian blinds with rubbing alcohol, and dyeing green nylons to tie tomato plants, plus shoe laces as crib bumper ties.
Readers are invited to write Heloise at this paper with picnic or camping hints. The appeal thanks those who share time to help others and signs the column Heloise Letter of Laughter.
Robert Anon and Norman Clearfield will have Bar Mitzvah services at Galbreath Chapel on the Ohio University campus. Robert’s ceremony is on June 11 and Norman’s on June 18. Both boys attend the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation Sunday School under director Jacob Mirviss. Robert is son of Louis Anon. Norman is son of Abraham Clearfield.
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