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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
4
Readers share practical advice from Heloise on keeping kitchens tidy while cooking. Tips include lining the sink with newspaper for waste disposal, using plastic tomato containers for socks, repurposing baby food jars as cup holders, and creating a head covering from a towel and pizza pan for dryer-free hair.
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Roberta Mae Russell of Columbus to Harold F. Mercer also of Columbus. Miss Russell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Russell, formerly of Middleport and Corning. Vows will be read at 7 30 pm June 24 at the East Linden Evangelical United Brethren Church in Columbus.
Club News reports officers elected at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Don Reed with Mrs. Charles Ramseth presiding. New officers include H. P. Curry president Dana Wibberts vice president John Meadors secretary and Charles E. Wood treasurer with James McMullen as press reporter. William LaFountain welcomed as a member. The 1960 Mother of the Year Mrs. Frank Dilley gave the program. The Wesleyan Methodist Kenney Class held its annual picnic at Mr. and Mrs. C. L Meek’s home in The Plains with several guests and members in attendance.
This piece suggests parents begin early reading support at home before school. It favors activities like naming alphabet blocks and grouping picture cards by sound to build letter recognition and sounds. It notes primers rely on whole words and warns most words in primers cannot be pictured.
The Tuppers Plains Boosters sponsor a country rhythm variety show at Tuppers Plains School Friday June 24 at 8 p.m. Admission 35 cents for adults 20 cents for children under 12 Preschoolers admitted free Refreshments sold Participants invited to call 985 3589 to join the show
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