Mary Alice Samuels Balances Family, Work and Passions in Ohio
Mary Alice Samuels of Pomeroy works as secretary to Dr. Maxwell Pullen at Ohio University while supervising her 12 year old daughter Suzy’s weight watching cooking experiments. She enjoys student interaction, creative cooking, and traveling, and has donated four gallons of blood. Suzy pursues art and dance with hopes for college.
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Maxwell Pullen
Ohio University
Mary Alice Samuels
U.S
Suzy
Ms Shield Or Pride In A Career Girl’s Wardrobe
Abigail Van Buren prints letters from readers on personal safety, dating, finances, and family dynamics. A single career woman explains using Ms as protection amid crime concerns, while other letters discuss travel expense splits, grandmotherly remarks, and aging perspectives.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Ms. L.J
Decorated sugar for weddings and gifts
Decorated sugar cubes or tablets are shown as charming wedding or gift treats. Monograms, flowers and figures can be made with sugar frosting and colored to match. Commercial tubes speed work while store bought decorations can be affixed with a sugar paste.
Hints From Heloise On Ice Tray Dots And Yo Yo Yarn
Heloise offers simple fixes for common kitchen and hobby hassles. Mark ice tray dividers with red dots to match ends and avoid breakage and ice fog. For Yo Yo string, use colored yarn to customize and solve string problems.
Tea for plants saves waste says Mrs. Baldwin
The Athens Messenger shares an tip from Mrs. Baldwin suggesting to reuse leftover tea by watering plants and mixing tea leaves into the soil to aerate and promote healthy growth rather than pouring it down the drain.
Letter of Love and a Wish to Decoupage
A personal note expresses desire to decoupage a beloved’s photo from the paper and display it in the kitchen. The writer imagines attaching letters of laughter and thought daily to reread them, and jokes about decoupling the writer’s own face while lamenting 52-year-old wrinkles.
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Heloise
Hocking Valley Day School Expands Summer Program
The Hocking Valley Day School announces all day summer sessions expanded to run through the season. Officials say the longer program will provide extended activities and instruction for students, with plans to accommodate more attendees during the summer months.
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Hocking Valley Day School
Presbyterian Church Schools Announced for County Five Churches
The United Presbyterian Church ministry in Athens County announces Daily Vacation Church School sessions across five churches. Details include Alexander July 19–23 1 4 p.m. closing June 23 at 7:30 p.m. and Amesville June 19–23 mornings. The Athens church joins July 10–21 mornings at First Methodist. Special programs for retarded, summer staff from Ohio University, and new kindergarten option begin this fall. Located at Unitarian Fellowship Building Longview Heights. Fees: 45 for five-week morning, 105 for all day, 5 registration.
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Athens County
United Presbyterian Church
Alexander
Bette Ervin
Amesville
Harry Henry
Athens Church
First Methodist Church
Grace Covert
Deanville
John Lloyd Evans
Grace Dodds
Hocking Valley Parish
Chauncey
Paul Johnson
Frank Hare
Ohio University
Athens City
Unitarian Fellowship
Longview Heights
Mulligan Road
Kathleen Hulsman
Margaret Wilhelm
Paula Hedges and Danny Lantz to Wed in June
Paula Hedges of Coolville and Danny Lantz of Reedsville plan an open church wedding at United Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains on Saturday June 17 at 7 p.m. Paula attends Federal Hocking High School and Danny, a 1971 Eastern High School graduate, works for Whitaker and Merrell Co. Columbus.
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Jacob F. Triplett
Glouster
Marcia McGill
Katherine Shust
Gene
Paul Hedges
Coolville
Paula
Danny Lantz
Joe Lantz
Reedsville
Federal Hocking High School
Mr. Lantz
Eastern High School
Whitaker and Merrell Co
Columbus
Ohio
United Methodist Church
Tuppers Plains
Sweet Change Replaces Lira With Sweets In Italy
Report notes a coin shortage in Italy prompting shopkeepers to give change in sweets. Small candy bits or handfuls are now freely used as substitute change, replacing traditional minor coins.
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Italy
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