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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
5
Readers share practical advice on folding as soon as drying ends and hanging items to reduce wrinkles. Rich tips include using baskets for kids clothes, open closets by the dryer for quick hangers, and folding or hanging to minimize rewashable wrinkles. Also includes camping cooking tweaks and suitcase key labeling methods.
A short personal note states the writer will no longer try to explain things to friends or others as it does not help. The tone is reflective and resigned, signaling a shift toward accepting silence over explanation.
Marian Reeder presents Glazed Pineapple Carrot Cake with buttermilk syrup. Recipe includes flour sugar soda cinnamon salt eggs oil buttermilk vanilla crushed pineapple carrots nuts coconut and optional pecans or walnuts. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes then soak cake with hot syrup. Hazel thanks for the recipe.
Miss Janet Mason bride elect of John Getz of Fort Lauderdale was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Leonard Ostlund with Mrs. Stanley Fisher as co host. The couple will wed in Galbreath Chapel June 19. Mason a June Miami University graduate is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mason of El Paso Texas. Her mother and sister attend pre nuptial events along with numerous guests.
Mr and Mrs Jack McDonald hosted a buffet at their Strouds Run home Sunday night for Jack McDonalds bachelor degree in electrical engineering from Ohio University He was named outstanding senior in the College of Engineering and Technology and received a $100 award He will serve as 1971-72 vice president of Tau Beta Pi and plans to continue studies at Ohio University Guests included family relatives and friends from Athens Albany Groveport Columbus The Plains and Sarge Florida among others
Debating a hogging reader who wants the sports section and privacy at home. A second letter discusses a troubled marriage where one partner cannot express emotions and plans for independence and a possible lover. The columnist advises sharing the paper and moving on from the relationship.
A widow who lost her husband in the war considers remarriage to Nick, a widower with two young children. Nick’s sister in law Amy files for divorce to keep Nick from the writer as their relationship grows amid family pressure.
A reader recalls a man who cannot express affection toward a vivacious Italian fiancée and resists compliments. The piece notes Dear Abby advised more warmth or ending the relationship, and the writer reflects she once made the same mistake and married a man who claimed love but gave nothing.
Louise Day Hicks rebuts persistent Boston crime and tax woes since 1967. Marlene Sanders notes women must prove competence to hold the same jobs as men. Margaret Mitchell Dodd declares she will not move from her Atlanta home amid an interstate highway project.
A new on the scene sandwich, the Tuna Hi Rise, champions on the go dining with a multilayer construction based on canned tuna in vegetable oil. It promises complete protein, varied textures across levels, and easy assembly for home, country, or party meals.
The Bar-30 Horsemen Inc sponsor a SECHEA horse show Saturday night at the new Route 7 showgrounds seven miles south of Coolville between Tuppers Plains and Chester. Marilyn Anders of Leesburg will judge with H. A. Cole as announcer and Grant Newland and Dick Roach as ringmasters. Fifteen halter classes start at 5 pm with five ribbons. performance classes begin at 7:30 pm offering five ribbons and prize money.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Roush of Middleport announce daughter Kristin Leigh born June 14 at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis with grandparents William Roush New Haven James Simpson Middleport and great grandparents Mamie Hartenbach Kent L. D. Scott Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McClain Nelsonville Route 1 announce daughter Jennifer Jill born in June at Mount St Mary Hospital mother Es ther Chapman with grandparents Otis F. Chapman Cheshire Bernice McClain Nelsonville and great grandparents John T. Waugh Crown City.
Three Athens County girls win offices at Buckeye Girls State in Columbus as Federalist and Nationalist parties select city county and state posts. Rebecca Blackmore elected city council president in Gage, Susann Mansfield to Sherman school board in Keller, Kathleen Galloway to Garfield school board in Longview Heights. The program has introduced 21 350 girls to American democracy in 25 years. Your Heart Fund supports congenital heart research.
The Your Heart Association urges regular medical checkups to reduce risk by reexamining habits and preventing harm. It emphasizes it's never too late to change lifestyle for better heart health and longevity.
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