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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
4
Heloise offers home hacks from readers covering blocking entry points for mice with steel wool and checking under sinks, plus quick paint removal with baby oil and a method to reinforce buttons on cotton dusters using iron-on tape and elastic thread.
Mrs Josephine G Smith director of family life education in Zanesville Public Schools will speak at the Athens Junior High PTA meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in the high school cafeteria Her topic Teaching Family Living in Junior High Schools includes a film shown for discussion The PTA executive committee meets at 7 pm
Mr and Mrs Bert Miller of Luhrig Road will observe their 48th wedding anniversary this Thursday They married March 14 1915 in Middleport and have lived in Athens since 1932 He is a retired plumber The couple have eight children 31 grandchildren and two great grandchildren An open house is planned at the Miller home Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
A humorous meditation on married men returning home for lunch and wives' reactions. The piece notes wives prefer solitary lunches or snacks, cites social dinners, shopping schedules, and TV soap operas as factors. It ends with a couple's playful experiment involving lunch rituals and a shared TV wedding scene.
Pearl Reeves age 80 has moved from Lorene Avenue to the Ohio Pythian Home at 901 West High Street Springfield. His son Carl of Fairport Harbor says Reeves who retired years ago as night supervisor at Athens State Hospital is in good health. His wife died in December.
Ad advertises Printed Pattern 4881 with lemonade color sheath dress and bolero option. Includes sizes 12% through 22% with yardage and price 50 cents, plus mailing and handling. Targeted to The Messenger Pattern Dept New York.
Tau Alpha chapter of Chi Omega elects its 1963 64 officers. Carole Lee Cunningham of Aliquippa Pa is president. Jane Suzor holds vice president and scholarship chairman. Sandy Garn and Jodi Crandall become secretary and treasurer. Bonnie Webb named personnel chairman. Kim Treanor rush chair and Nancy Doty pledge mistress. Melanie Silas named model pledge. Candy Stripers at Sheltering Arms Hospital meet tonight at 7 at Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center. The Shade WSCS plans an all day meeting Thursday with Mrs Herbert Harris in Athens.
A dense list of local clubs and organizations schedules events from 7:30 to 8 p m. including Mothersingers Senior CCL Athena Delphian Plains Home Demonstration Club and more with venues such as Grand Park Boulevard North May Avenue Morrison School and Athens State Hospital. Birthdays for several members are noted and a silent auction is requested by New Marshfield OFS. An Ames-Bern PTO meeting for residents of the school district is listed along with Cub Scout Pack 50 activities at Albany Methodist Church.
The Plains Methodist Adult Fellowship Class held a session led by Mrs. Gaynelle Graham with devotions at Mrs. Beatrice Smiths home. Plans include an April rummage sale, Easter basket for a needy family, and selling pepper and vanilla to fund a class percolator and officer nominations.
Miss Charlotte Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Lane Peach Ridge Road will perform as Chloe in The Girl From Samos at Stephens College Playhouse Columbia Missouri March 13 16 and 20 23 The satire by Jack LaZebnik is a comedy to be staged by the college faculty Clinton Oxley patient at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital underwent recent surgery room 110 Mrs Byron Weiss Virginia Oxley visiting her mother Mrs Clinton Oxley PEO Chapter 6 plans meeting with Miss Sarah Hatcher at 730 pm Wednesday
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