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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
7
An editorial argues metric adoption will be gradual and integrated into daily life. It notes dual measurements in foods and products, weather reports, and cookbooks, with U.S. households adapting alongside customary units as global trade pressures rise.
A reader column piece presents multiple letters to Dear Abby about family in-law dynamics, bone safety for dogs, telling a child about his real father, and a 17 year old seeking summer work. The letters reveal concerns over manipulation, honesty, parenting, and initial job experience.
The John C Holland family held its annual reunion at Glouster Memorial Park with a business meeting electing last year’s officers for the coming year and plans to meet at Burr Oak Park next year. Attendees included Delores Holland Crooksville and Carl Holland Bay Minette. several extended family members were listed by location.
Nabby Lee Ames DAR hosted a meeting where Mrs. Dwight Muchler presented Old Glory with remarks by Mrs. Lowell Burnelle. Attendees included 43 members and nine guests. Also noted were visits from Mansfield and San Antonio families, and a dinner at Ohio University Inn for Dr. Sally E. Schaaf. New officers were named for the coming year.
John Masood leads the Athens ACCA and Health Department driven program begun in August 1975 to treat alcoholism as a community health issue. It funds outreach in schools, dorms, and juvenile court seminars, with student help and bar owner donations expanding resources.
A home style recipe for Gone-All-Afternoon Stew with 2 pounds beef 3 carrots 2 onions 3 potatoes peas tomato soup water pickle juice and spices. Mix in a casserole cover bake at 275F for five hours without browning the meat first.
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