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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on Swiss boastfulness and what they contribute to the world chocolate cheese and peaceful attributes. The column then moves to letters about social manners including how to handle a man brushing his leg against a woman at cards and whether a girl should call a boy for homework questions.
Heloise suggests washing the hair dryer hood with towels to buff and clean it, drying it by reattaching, and keeping hardware durable. Readers share quick tips on patterns from waxed paper, carfully scraping pans with pancake turners, and simple home fixes for staining and packing lunches.
Karen Sue McElhinny, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McElhinny of Middleport, married Ronald Shaw Thomason, son of Mr and Mrs William Thomason of Springfield, on January 28 at the Middleport Church of Christ. Rev Russell McIntyre officiated. The bride wore a white crepe gown with Venise lace, her veil and crown, with a cascade orchid arrangement. Guests included maid of honor Julie Klein and bridesmaid Lee Perlman, with best man Robert Sanders and several ushers. A reception followed. Tammy Johnson celebrated her eighth birthday with a party. Mrs Mildred Mixon was admitted to University Hospital in Columbus.
Mrs. Marion Swart sought a recipe for Raised Buckwheat Pancakes and buckwheat flour sources. Mrs. John Hamill reported flour on sale at South-Y Market Athens and that the recipe appears on the package by Fame. Mrs. C. C. Sater of Athens Route 4 contributed a full recipe from the American Woman's Cookbook.
Mr and Mrs R C Orr of Poston Rd return home after visiting their son and family in Montgomery Alabama. On the way they stayed overnight with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl T Miller and family in Kettering.
A brief fragment questions whether an alternative gift exists, implying a search for a perfect present. The text centers on sentiment and choice, with no clear event, date, or named individuals identified in the readable portion.
The Mother's Ring features twin 14K gold bands with synthetic stones for each child. Its distinctiveness is guaranteed by U.S. Patent 186,183 and is the personal, individualized gift for mothers.
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