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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
7
Heloise shares practical kitchen and home hints from peeling labels with glue to preventing sticking ice trays and using ice water to crack glue. The letter asks about tray lasting fixes while offering simple tips from readers like bowing cords on a clock and improvised belt locks.
Athens County hosts its seventh annual McBee family outing at the fairgrounds with four cords of wood for 900 pounds of beef. About 2200 attendees enjoy open pit barbecue, baked beans, chips, and beverages in 90 degree heat. Turtle races, treasure hunt, and a Plants Two and Three softball win added to the day’s festivities under organizer Bill Barnett and director Paul Aulthouse.
POMEROY The emergency squad delivered two wreck victims to the door at 3 a.m. Sunday after Iva Ingels Mason West Virginia lost control of a car that struck a parking meter and power pole near the Pomeroy fire house. John McKenzie and Mrs. Ingels, both of Pomeroy, were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. McKenzie was thrown through the windshield and suffered head and facial lacerations. Mrs. Ingels had facial and leg lacerations. Both were reported in satisfactory condition. the crash remains under investigation.
POMEROY In a session of Mayor Charles Legar court Saturday evening three men were fined and remanded to Meigs County jail. John Russell Jr. of Pomeroy was fined 100 dollars and costs on drunken driving and given a three day jail sentence. Grover C. Booth transient was fined five dollars and costs and William Reeves of Albany twenty five dollars and costs on intoxication charges.
Mr and Mrs Michael Dobbins of Gallipolis announce the birth of their first child a son named Michael Kevin born May 26 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Dobbins Gallipolis and Mr Phillip Bradbury Middleport
Athens High School seniors held their annual graduation celebration with an all night gala in the gym ending at 1 30 a m and an early morning movie until 4 a m followed by games and a traditional breakfast at Rumac. The executive committee led by Mr and Mrs Basil Rutter and Mr and Mrs William Stewart oversaw the event with many parent and student volunteers assisting. Decorating chairs were Charles Harrington buffet chairs W R Brophy and C B Stephenson band and program chairs Sol Rosenberg Dale Womble and Wilson Baker movie chairs Earl Hooper Dale Schutz and Marion Rose breakfast chairs Hollis Summers and Art Ellis.
Glouster Kiwanis meets Monday at 6 30 p.m in the Hotel Gordon Past Matrons hold a Monday session at 7 30 p.m Youth Choir of the Church of Christ gathers Wednesday at 6 p.m Then Chapter OES 192 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m in the Masonic Temple Loyal Order of Moose 1197 convenes Wednesday at 8 p.m Pyhian Sisters meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m in the K of P Hall American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m in the Legion Home Village Council holds Thursday at 7 p.m in the council chambers.
Dear Abby letters discuss college supervision, parental moral influence, and the idea that colleges cannot police student morals beyond general societal norms. The exchange covers freshers away from home, carnations to honor mothers, and a bachelor living with his mother facing discreet music sessions and potential withdrawal from his group.
Marian Reeder shares a Strawberry Bavarian Cream recipe using gelatin crushed strawberries lemon juice and whipped cream. The method includes softening gelatin dissolving in water and folding in whipped cream before chilling and unmolding. Also mentions Danish Strawberry Trollkram and invites reader recipes for potato salad.
Glouster Garden Club members gathered at the Bevans home Route 2 with Mrs. C. E. Haskins presiding. Plans were set to host the Good Luck Garden Club from Athens State Hospital, discuss regional meeting highlights, a school bond issue appeal, and participate in the Athens County Fair flower show.
Radcliff resident Pat Edward Dailey Jr. of Ft. Monmouth New Jersey spent a week end in Radcliff and attended the Wilkesville Wilton Alumni Banquet.
Miss Mary Kerr of Bedford visited Glouster as a guest of Miss Merle Danford to attend the Ohio University Commencement last Sunday. Ann and Helen Dennison return home after visits in Columbus and Dayton with relatives including Mr and Mrs Thomas Dennison and Jack Dennison family. Mr and Mrs Donald Stemm of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents on Spring Street. Gene Waldeck and family of Cincinnati enjoy a Burr Oak Lake vacation and visit Mrs John Waldeck on Fairview Avenue.
Former New York Met Chris Cannizzaro catches for Toledo in the International League. His veteran presence strengthens the Toledo lineup as the season unfolds with solid defense and reliable receiving.
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