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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
15
Dr Garry Myers discusses when to spell aloud or look up words with a child to build a spelling conscience while fostering independence. He suggests leaving blanks for unknown words, using dictionaries, and teachers spelling key terms for the class to reinforce learning. He notes parental and teacher roles in guiding spelling habits and dictionary use.
Fresh cherries offer multiple serving options from simple to elaborate. Serve plain or float in water with stems, set in a dish with dips of sour cream brown sugar vanilla toasted coconut almonds and sesame seeds, and offer individual cups. Create a cherry compote with lime mint simple syrup, spice a salad by stuffing pits with blanched almonds, and pair cherries with gelatin molds and custard. A DIY cherry pitter uses a pencil eraser removal trick and a sharp knife to push out pits.
Mr and Mrs Ernest K Fox of Cottageville announce the birth of a son on June 14. The baby is named Michael Keith. Mother is the former Etta Sue Eads. Grandparents are Samuel Eads of Point Pleasant and G O Fox of Cottageville.
The Institute of Life Insurance analyzes how an abrupt shift of 16 million working wives to full-time homemaking would affect labor supply and family finances. It notes a 20 percent labor force drop, substantial income losses for many families, higher poverty risk among nonworking wives, and argues wives’ earnings fund protections and poverty alleviation, though final decisions rest with families.
Ath ens area readers learn of the 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornton Eakin of Allentown Pennsylvania. They met as Ohio University students and married June 28 1917 in Salt Lake City. The couple has four children and eight grandchildren.
Carpenter News notes include Mr. and Mrs. Austin Withrow and son Tommy from Charleston West Virginia visiting Bill Lawson and family. Ohio University summer session attendees list Mrs. Reed Jeffers, Mrs. Ruth Starkey, Julie Barillas, Mrs. Tom Spurlock. Patty Elliott and children Terri Johnny and Stacee from Holbrook Arizona visit Elza and Patty McComas. Other Perry home guests include Georgia Wiles and children Cindy Jenny Robin Tina and Teresa Shaw of Fairborne.
The all day meeting of the Shade WSCS with Mrs. Joe Pedigo has been moved to Thursday June 29. An silent auction will be held during the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henry hosted a family reunion and potluck dinner at their Athens Route 5 home on Sunday. The gathering celebrated Mr. Henry turning 73 on June 29 with a cake baked by his daughter Mrs. Kenneth Steward, and included many Henry and related families from Coshocton Grove City Glouster Columbus and Athens.
Mr and Mrs Joseph C Kelley and Izetta Roush of Glouster observed their golden wedding anniversary with a family gathering at Glouster park. They married June 12 1917 and have eight children Everett Myrtle Isabella Mary Joseph III Bernice Alta and Juanita, together with 29 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
A recipe cluster from a recipe insert offers Tuna Firecrackers with tuna celery almonds onion lemon juice salt pepper mayonnaise and cheddar cheese in French rolls heated on the grill for 20 minutes. Boston Charlies suggests baked beans mayonnaise mustard and relish on wieners with a make-your-own sauce bar for guests.
The Cherokee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Willis Scites home for a knitting lesson with six participants. The Win-One class of the EUB Church elected officers for June at New Haven Park with Mrs James N Roush as president and others as officers. The Vernon Star Dusters 4 H Club planned a July swimming party at home. Carl Gibbs and family visited Miss Ethel Riddle in Harrisburg and planned Expo 67 in Montreal.
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