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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1955

Page

9

Ohio Industrial Arts Convention Highlights in Columbus

Paige presided as president of the Ohio Industrial Arts Association at the Ohio Industrial Arts Convention in Columbus. Frank Siedel, author of the Ohio Story, was the principal speaker at the Friday evening banquet at the Neil House. Attendees included Dean and Mrs Harry E Benz and Dean E J Taylor. Women toured the Batelle Institute and enjoyed a luncheon at Morehouse Fashion. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Dean Kittle of Bluffton and Mr and Mrs Fred Kittle of 42 Grovenor. Mrs Ethelouise Carpenter and son Terry, Kent, visited relatives with Prof and Mrs Joseph Thackery and Mrs C M Boright. Mrs Carpenter works in Kent State University kindergarten. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dupler and daughter Alexis, Athens, returned from a two week stay in Florida visiting Mrs Dupler’s parents Mr and Mrs X Rauch Sr. The Ward of Athens returned from a 12 day trip as far south as Florida, spending four days at South Winds Motel.

Neogore Paige Columbus Profesor Paige Ohio Industrial Arts Association Frank Siedel Neil House Conumbus Dean Harry E. Benz Dean E. J. Taylor Batelle Institute Morehouse Fashion Ethelouise Carpenter Terry Kent Joseph Thackery C. M. Boright Carpenter Kent State Univers¢ We Ralph Dupler Alexis Athens Indian River City Fla

Weekend Social Notices At The Steppes And Nearby

Mrs. Claude Steppe hosted a winter gathering at their home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markham now of Fort Lauderdale and Athens residents Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Bowman Mrs. Earl Davis Mrs. Carl Ferguson and the Tedrow and Neal families. Nearby visits included St Augustine trips to wax and Ripley museums and multiple regional relatives visiting in Athens The Plains Chevy Anne and Christie Lee were among those noted with local hospital and birthday events also mentioned.

Claude Steppe BR. Neal Bruce Neals Ben Withers New Marshfield Waldo Neal Athens Joe Wallace the Plains Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Robert Guess Joyce Mire Core Tedrow James Tedrow Peggy Id Connie Union Att Stes Robert Guem Mra Donald Meeks Chevy Anne Christie Lee Stra Laie Guess Aleasha Weshend Clarence Se Brown Albany Cliff Rose Charles Milligan Lee Pilot Leland E’brown Leland. Eugene G. E. Verigan

Delta Kappa Manners for Friends and Truth

A quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes cautions that true friendship requires tact. Do not tell an intimate disagreeable facts "for his own good" as closeness heightens the need for fact and courtesy.

Oliver Werdell Holmes

Birth of Daughter Leanna Hollandsworth Smith

Parents Mrs Lee Hollandsworth Smith of Tucson Ariz announce the birth of a daughter Leanna on March 10. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dan Hollandsworth Ashland and Mrs Martha Seeger Columbus. Great grandparents Mr and Mrs William Beckner Charleston W V and Mrs Henry Smith The Plains and Mrs Leona Bolin Field Route 1.

Lee Hollandsworth Joann Smith Tucson Ariz Leanna Dan Hollandsworth Ashland Martha Seeger Columbus William Beckner Charleston W. V Henry Smith the Plains Leona Bolin Field Route 1

Founders Day Service Led by Mabel Olson and Dr. Star Faret Feisinger

Miss Mabel Olson introduced Dr. Star faret Feisinger who presented two FTA of Ohio University students, Mise Mary Low Er fang and Mise Margaret Swartz, explaining their organization. Founders Day Service featured Mrs Phyllis Howe and Mrs Adda Maccombs in formal red and white with gold. Delegates were selected for the late Convention and Alpha Lambda Chapter representatives chosen for Cleveland April 13. Plans set for a luncheon at Tiffin School Cauilicotne March 19. Treva Black presided with Florence Cook and Adda Maccombs named alternates assisting in leadership roles.

Sais Sear “Beda Mabel "Olson Starfaret Feisinger Mise Mary Low Erfang Margaret Swartz FTA Ohio University Phyllis Howe Adda Maccombs Margaret Johnson Florence "Cook Alpha Lambda Cleveland Reeton Tiffin” School Cauilicotne Mareh

Health Of Child Topic At Mechanicsburg PTA Panel

Mechanicsburg PTA held a March meeting featuring a panel on child health with Dr. Rapp and Mrs Cari House, focusing on nutrition, immunization, and school lunch programs. The discussion covered hereditary factors, exercise, and the home role in religion and social balance, followed by Q and A and a brief business session led by Mrs J Lowell Rapp.

Mechanicsburg Pta Mechanicsburg PTA Francis Conrath Amen Leonard Calvin J. ‘Lowel Rapp Cari M. Boocks Prudeat Health Shula de Marietta Fockler Dreli Goff T. S. George E. Christman Athens Co Robe Clayse Martin Boocks Sioner Athens ‘Hospital Goff J. Lowell Rapp Lions’ Club

Party Given on Eighth Birthday Party Given on Eighth Birthday

Paula Carpenter’s eighth birthday party featured Easter decorations with a large Easter bunny centerpiece. Games produced prizes for Linda Dixon Nannette Davies Dennis Cade and Richard Rothwell. Guests included Linda Wakefield Sally Stewart Paula Sullivan Suzanne Drach Donn Smith Barbara Romig John Bardin Billy Ramage Norman Orcutt Larry Coon Jimmy Hanger Ricky Dent and Paulter Jr.

Paul Carpenter Paula Linda Dixon Nannette Davies Dennis Cade Richara Rothwell Sharom Williams Linda Wakefield Sally Stewart Paula Sullivan Suzanne Drach Donn Smith Barbara Romig John Bardin Billy Ramage Norman Orcutt Larry Coon Jimmy Hanger Ricky Dent Paulter, Jr

Coyne Couple Announce Ohio Girl Birth and Family

Mr and Mrs Coyne announce the Cleveland birth of a daughter named Margaret Theresa on March 9 at Lutheran Hospital. They are also parents of a two year old son Michael and a one year old daughter Catherine. Grandparents are Mrs O J Daugherty Athens and Mr A Meg Michael Coyne. The Coynes are graduates of Ohio University.

Bridge bidding logic from a strong hand excerpt

A bridge hand analysis describes South with 14 high card points and a five card spade suit opening bid, followed by a natural rebid in the strong suit. North passes and then bids a new suit, and once spades are shown as rebiddable North raises to game based on the strong information.

South North

Lessons in Bridge Playing Wednesday Evening

The article describes a bridge hand with West opening two and South guiding play to minimize losses. It notes a successful low discard by the dummy and a later queen of clubs, while East fails to force a mistake, ending with South winning the ace after a finesse. Also listed are local club notices including New Marshfield Canasta Club at 7:30 am and Garden Club meetings at 7:30 pm, along with Pocahontas Council events and Degree team practice.

West South East

County FHA Spring Rally at The Plains High School

A noisy spring FHA rally at The Plains High School featured a reception, floral table, and student performances by Athens High School and The Plains participants. Betsy McGee directed entertainment including dancing, baton twirling, and readings while officers led a business meeting.

the Plains High School Carole Betty McGee Brenda Wallace Martha McDonald Sally Sue McDonald Doris Thompson Betty" Mackie Shirley Poston Dudy Linda Koon Beverlee Lovey Carole Davis Ava Kittle Janet’ Howard Sally Mcdonald Jer Potter Gills Darlene Wade Q Norm Parwns Boo Albany Roberta ‘Thompson Chauncey de Sy Bryan Kittle Evelyn Graham Mar Hamilton Shirley Potter Ames-Bern Pauline Sams Delores M Inturf Troy Carolyn Wade Patsy Liryan Betty Hager

Mrs Denver McVay Hosts Sunshine Club Meeting

Mrs Denver McVay hosted the Sunshine Club of Weaver EUB Church on March 1 for quilting and a potluck meal. Those present included Mrs Laula Stanley, Mrs Evelyn Dearth, Mrs Charles Ratcliff, Albany, and many others from McArthur Road. The next gathering is set with Mrs Gerald Beckley on April 7.

Denver McVay Sunshine Club Weaver Eub Church Laula Stanley Evelyn Dearth Mildred Tinda Staneart McArthur Road Gerald Beckley

Brussels Sprouts Shine In Home Menus

Brussels sprouts are widely available and nutritious for family meals. Serve with browned butter and toasted almonds or pair with cream sauce and a topping of crisp crumbled bacon for extra flavor.

Bridge bidding and play in a spade dominated hand

A bridge puzzle presents a North East South West auction ending in a past result. South holds a mixed hand and shifts to diamonds alter play. Declarer aims to reach four spades, but a 3-3 heart break and trump management shape the line.

Tomorro

Yogurt as weight watcher's topping tip

A brief health note suggests starting with yogurt on salad greens. It mentions mixing yogurt with a small amount of minced onion and paprika for added flavor.

Is Excess Weight A Common Problem For Women Over 35

A 35Plus woman shares experiences with weight gain and breathing difficulty. The account mentions contact with Retin Concentrate and shrinking closet spaces. The piece references others who have overcome similar issues and notes Cleveland area context.

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