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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
6
A columnist argues that today’s youth face heavy pressures from school and summer jobs. Parents and employers claim modern teens lack responsibility, while some defend giving them guidance to build maturity.
Here s There Mr and Mrs Herald Ogg of Shannon Ave have hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Phil Wolfe and Lonie and Theresa of Groveport The Athens Cotillion Club held a cocktail party and dinner dance at the Holiday Inn near Parkersburg West Virginia The 1964 social season second Cotillion event featured boating and swimming at a summer home near Hockingport Others visited Daytona Beach and Stanly North Carolina Locals attend OVST Take Her She s Mine at Ohio University Theatre July 2 to 4 and a patient at Gallipolis Medical Clinic undergoes surgery in Gallipolis room 118
Use standard weight foil to line cookie sheets and heavy-duty foil for broiling or roasting pans to prevent sticking and ease cleanup. The guidance emphasizes appropriate foil thickness for different cooking surfaces.
Leftover egg whites can be used in a lemon sponge pie with a graham crust. The filling uses gelatin, lemon juice, and stiffly beaten whites. the crust is a quick graham cracker base baked briefly. The pie stores overnight and can be made ahead for summer desserts.
Monday 7:30 p.m. Friendly Hour Club with Mrs Dale South asks for grab bag articles. Tuesday 7:45 p.m. Athens Duplicate Bridge Club hosted by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co May and Morris Aves. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. American Cancer Society Athens County unit executive board meeting at City Hall. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p.m. IOOF hall.
A reader praises Heloise for a pot free pasta method using a four quart pot, salted water, boiling then turning off heat and covering for twenty minutes. Drain, then cool water for leftovers, with tips on rinsing starch and keeping pasta fresh three days in fridge. The column notes readers write in from Seattle and assigns space for household hints.
About 200 spectators watched a water ski rescue opposite First Ave park as Gallipolis Coast Guard Auxiliary leaders and West Virginia National Guard personnel staged a Safe Boating Week drill. A helicopter piloted by Capt. Jesse F. Bartel simulated emergency airlift while a patient was towed ashore by a boat crew.
Four people were injured in a two car collision at 11 50 a m Sunday on Piles Road 1 6 miles southeast of State Route 141. William T Miller 37 and his wife Ann 22 were admitted to Lawrence County General Hospital Ironton with multiple injuries. Fred E Ross 35 and Albert Lee Miller 18 were treated and released. Police cited Miller for failure to yield half the roadway and continued at least one other investigation into a separate rollover on Bidwell Rodney Road with Howard F Edwin involved.
A 1952 pickup truck ignited on Route 218 about eight miles south of Gallipolis Saturday afternoon causing about 150 dollars in damage. Driver Clyde Bricker of Scottown escaped injury as a hot tail pipe set the wooden bed and hay on fire. Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department responded with one truck and 11 men.
The report lists gauge readings for Gallipolis Greenup and other sites, noting roller dam conditions on the Kanawha and movable dams on the Huntington District all up. It chronicles boat movements on the Gallipolis Kanawha and Ohio rivers with vessel names and up or down statuses, then a Dayton Ohio visit by Ray McKinney and family to see relatives, and ends with a local Aricoma Club business meeting in Point Pleasant.
A beauty feature advises easy summer hairdos to enjoy the sun and outdoor season. It promotes planning for the future at Southerton's Beauty Academy located at 30 North Court Street, Athens.
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