Hills native Helen Clark Returns to Athens Roots
Helen Clark, once a hillbilly at heart, returns to the hills of Athens after years in northern Ohio. PBX operator for Ohio University since 1964, she has served in Logan Athens Geneva Elyria and led as chairman of the state traffic committee for the Ohio Independent Telephone Association. Her hobbies include a 100 plus cup and saucer collection and occasional sewing. She and sister Margaret spend weekends at their Logan home and vacation annually in Gatlinburg Tennessee.
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Helen Clark
Ohio
Athens
Hocking County
Asbury Ridge
Logan
Margaret
Ohio University
Helen
Geneva
Elyria
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Gatlinburg
Tennessee
Grace Miller Designs Original Dress and Pattern
Grace Miller a junior at Athens High School designs a dress with an original pattern and instruction sheet. The project includes muslin drafting notes, printed pattern pieces, and a complete yardage chart. Grace plans to study home economics at Ohio University to teach later.
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Grace Miller
Athens High School
Grace
Carl Miller
Euclid Drive
Athens High
Brenda Stricktin
Judy Morgan
Joyce Bitters
Ohio University
Student Council
Future Homemakers of America
Girls Athletic Association
Old Dog Tricks and Student Typing Dilemmas Debated
Dear Abby columns explore a husband of a secretary dining out and dancing suspicions, a ninth grader debating term paper typing costs, and a tax question about bachelor loopholes. The letters reveal common concerns about honesty, practicality, and social norms in daily life.
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Abby
Mary Hanning Doerfer Weds in Albany Mount Union Church
Mary Hanning Doerfer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Em mett Haning, married Clovis Sylvester Doerfer Jr. in a double ring ceremony at Mount Union Church near Albany. The couple, both graduates, will reside in Fostoria.
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Mary June Hanning
Emmett Haning
Albany
Clovis Sylvester Doerfer Jr
Clovis Sylvester Doerfer
West Columbia
Dune
Mount Union
Charles Haning
Patricia Malone
Columbus
Lorena Doerfer
West Virginia
Diane Holiday
Dexter Darlene Boring
Mickel Whalen
Bill
Pad It Yourself Changing Table From Dresser
Dear Heloise shares a budget DIY to convert a painted dresser into a changing table. A two inch foam pad, plastic quilted cover, and careful sizing create a comfortable baby station with drawers for clothing, reducing back strain.
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Heloise
Heloise T
Ohio State Fair seeks Homemaker of the Year awards
The Ohio State Fair Arts and Crafts Department invites nominations for Homemaker of the Year. Eligibility covers any participant in fairs or festivals before the 1969 fair. Ten nominees plus a companion attend an August 23 breakfast at the fair. Entry forms due by July 15 to the Ohio State Fair, Columbus 43211.
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Ohio State Fair Arts and Crafts Department
Ohio State Fair
Loraine Walker
Ohio
Ohio State Fair Board
Ohio Statirommeoate Ctesarkfale State Fair
Columbus
4-H News And Local Meetings In Putnam County
4 H News reports the Putnam Pioneers met at their advisor home and planned a tea for parents at the Culbert home. June 16 notes cite Jon Reimingo and Joy King reporting on Sewing Rhythm at Shade School and the Alexander High School clothing session. A public song fest at West State Free Will Baptist Church Athens begins 2 pm Sunday with the Johnson Family from Bremen as guest singers.
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Putnam
Culbert
Jon Reimingo
Shade School
Alexander High School
Joy King
West State Free Will Baptist Church
Athens
Johnson Family
Bremen
Banana Nut Bread Recipe From Mrs Wilda Dailey
Mrs Wilda Dailey of Millfield Route 1 shares a Banana Nut Bread recipe from her Aunt Sally Orn dorfs Use 14 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 cup crushed bananas 2 cups self rising flour 14 cup chopped nuts 1 slightly beaten egg Add bananas and nuts to creamed shortening and sugar fold in flour and eggs Bake in a loaf pan 45 minutes at 350 degrees The bread is good sliced with butter or jam Also suggests Banana Peanut Butter Bread by adding 1 tablespoon crunchy peanut butter to the batter.
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Wilda Dailey
Millfield
Dailey
Sally Orndorfs
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Wanen
Young Seamstress Designs
Abigatl van Buren
Dear Arby
Mary Hanning Doerfer
Mer. and
Mrs, Doereer
Jeannie
Eugene Lauer
Bonita Maser
Laura Anne Thomas
Pam Bruno
Cindy Crowley
Aunt Helone
Marian Reder
Ebelk
Archdale
North Court Street
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