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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
6
Dear Heloise shares a simple method using a small washboard across a washer opening, plus a scrub brush and shampoo to clean white sailor hats and nurse caps. The author notes the washboard remains unbeatable for prewash scrubbing before machine washing.
Readers share practical home tips from organizing a diaper stacker to making dessert portions fair and shipping with molded egg cartons. Suggestions include outside play for babies, sewing to adjust jeans, repurposing plastic pants into a shower cap, and a milkshake trick with gelatin.
Mrs Hollis Summers shares a Gazpacho recipe from Spain with tomatoes green pepper cucumber and onion. The directions call for tomato juice oil vinegar salt pepper and herbs chilled for at least four hours to serve in chilled cups yielding six servings.
Four 4 H clubs meet at various homes to discuss projects. Charlene Jarvis Demonstrates cutting out a pattern for the Fashioneers while Romancers plan a trip to the Athens Water Works. Fred and Steve Kane present hoof care and grooming for Saddle Slickers. Jane Dodd hosts Purple Flurples to review patterns and materials and plan a tea. Alexander Pins and Needle Pushers discuss posture and grooming at Mrs William James residence.
Mrs. Zora B. Yeager and daughter Emogene of Athens joined seven in a wedding party for grand nephew Joseph Kreiger and Ellen Rose on June 26 in Huntington. The group visited the bridegroom’s parents in Huntington and stayed in Pomeroy with Mrs. Yeager’s sister. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth De Weese and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hooper. The Perry County Historical Society hosts its third annual Flea Market on Sunday July 11 at Pig Foot Square in Somerset with free admission.
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