FHA Spring Rally at Alexander High School Athens Ohio
The Athens County Future Homemakers of America held its annual spring rally at Alexander High School with Miss Elizabeth Cutlip welcoming attendees and Raymond Brooks greeting the group. State officers were elected and numerous Chapter Degrees and Betty Crocker awards were presented to members from Alexander Ames Bern Athens Buchtel York Rome Canaan Plains Carthage and more. The event featured a Rose Ceremony and performances by Ohio University Chi Omega sorority members.
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FHA
Athens County Order of Future Homemakers of America
Alexander High School
Elizabeth Cutlip
Alexander
Raymond Brooks
Connie Starkey
Rome Canaan
Shannon Richmond
Athens
Dianne Bumgardner
York
Lea Steinbarger
Sherry Chapman
Barbara Stover
Linda Brown
Eleanor Fugate
Clara Belle Willock
Ames Bern
Helen Garrett
Pauline Fierce
Brenda Stricklin
Cathage Troy
Ruth Richmond
Chauncey
Jennie Jackson
Glouster
Patricia Johnson
Nelsonville
Clarabelle Burns
Rome
Penny Banks
Carrie Ator
Paulette Hawk
April Higgenbotham
Carolyn McLeod
Connie Sharkey
Florence Wogan
Florene Wogan
Carthage Troy
Jane Cody
Janice Rogers
Rome Cannan
Charlene Sanger
Buchtel York
Peggy Blake
Cheryl Bookman
Jeanette Hately
Births announced for John Andrew La Rowe and Charles Jackson Jr.
Mr and Mrs John La Rowe announce the birth of their first son John Andrew on March 17 at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus. Grandparents Ralph Rheinscheid Logan Route 3 and John La Rowe Upper Sandusky. Mrs Marilyn Rheinscheid former La Rowe. Mr and Mrs Jack Handley announce their first son Charles Jackson Jr born March 10 at Holzer Hospital. They also have a daughter Becky. Grandparents Mrs Lawrence Diddle Syracuse and Mr and Mrs C F Handley Langsville. Great grandparents listed include Mrs Homer Spurlock Culloden W Va Mrs Vint Slaven Wellston and Mrs Jessie Cottrill Syracuse.
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John la Rowe
King’s Court, Columbus
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
John Andrew
Ralph Rheinscheid
Logan
Upper
Sandusky
la Rowe
Marilyn Rheinscheid
Jack Handley
Charles Jackson Jr
Holzer Hospital
Becky
Lawrence Diddle
Syracuse
C. F. Handley
Langsville
Homer Spurlock
Culloden
W. Va
Vint Slaven
Wellston
Jessie Cottrill
Athens club notes review drama history and sorority talks
DAR chapter met with Mrs. Joseph Trepp as regent Mrs. Wickham led the meeting Co-hostesses included several ladies who aided the event Speakers recalled Athens County drama dating to 1874 and local productions plus Ohio Valley Summer Theater Pictures programs and a silent auction followed Alpha Delta Kappa Gamma heard Judge Gray discuss world cultures with Iron Curtain trip and local student performances Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae and House Corporation held meetings and social hours noting an upcoming TV film on rehabilitation and welcoming new member Mrs Nudd.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Dar
Joseph Trepp
R. C. Wickham
Regent
Francis Fuller
Pauline Fierce
J. P. Trepp
H. E. Cromley
C. A. Pride
Florence Brewer
Dow Grones
Athens County
Ohio Valley Sum
Alpha Samba Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Gordon Gray
Iron Curtain
Zeta Tau Alpha
Fred Sands
Cable Lane
Gerald Evans
Richard Nudd
Center For Psychological Services
Ohio University
Apricot Orange Pie and Pineapple Dessert Recipes
A reader shares an Apricot Orange Pie recipe using canned filling or fresh, with orange gum drops baked in a two crust pie, plus a Pineapple Dessert with crushed pineapple eggs cornstarch sugar marshmallows and whipped cream. The note praises a grand cook who sent Ohio Chocolate Buttermilk Cake and more, inviting readers to send their own recipes to Recipe Editor at The Athens Messenger.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Athens
Sender
Ohio
The
Athens Messenger
Full Day Of Services Planned By Church
Glouster Easter events include 6 a.m. white services with the youth choir, 9 a.m. Bible School where the primary department presents, 10 a.m. worship with special music from the adult choir, and 7:30 p.m. Easter Cantata with both choirs. Donald F. Seevers, minister, will deliver the sermons.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Donald F. Seevers
Easter services set at Athens County Home Saturday
The Rev. Paul A. Johnson will lead Easter services at the Athens County Home on Saturday at 7 p.m. The event invites residents and community members to attend and observe the holiday observance.
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Chauncey
Paul A. Johnson
Athens County
Open Letter From a Navy Recruit to Teenagers
A sailor writes Dean Abby about realizing his parents’ love and guidance after leaving home. He recalls his father’s tearful goodbye and vows to reconnect, hoping readers heed his warning to value family before it’s too late. D.D.H. SAN DIEGO.
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Abby
D.D.H
San Diego
Open House Planned On Anniversary for Bert Lones Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lones of Marietta celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their Broughton's farm home in Marietta. Married in Athens on March 29, 1917, they have 11 children, 58 grandchildren, and one son serving in Vietnam.
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Bert Lones
Chloria Alice Morris
Marietta
Broughton
Athens
Anna
Bert Jr
Charles
George William
James
Robert
Richard
Canton
Mary Alice
East Sparta
Faye
Mae
Kenneth Ray
Vietnam
Dear Grandma Advice on Sending Gifts to Nine Grandchildren
A reader asks how to ensure nine grandchildren receive birthday and Christmas gifts when a mother empties their checks. The columnist advises giving cash directly to children, or concealing cash in a card and requesting a receipt of spending, noting the mother cannot be trusted.
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Abby
Dear Abby advice request to unload problems in LA column
A cryptic notice styled as a confidential plea urging a worried foreigner to see a doctor and seek personal advice from Dear Abby. It combines multilingual phrases and a request to mail concerns to Box 69700 Los Angeles 90069 with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
PTA Life Enrollment Presented at East Elementary PTA
Mrs. Mary Dillon received a PTA life membership from Athens City Council PTA president Mr. Ivan Romine at the East Elementary PTA meeting. The event honored all teachers with flowers as Mr. Sol Rosenberg spoke on teacher and parent relations. A musical program featured a string trio and student ensembles.
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Mary Dillon
PTA
Ivan Romine
Athens City Council
East Elementary
Max Duncan
Sol Rosenberg
Board of Education
Harold Kessler
David Wilhelm
Sharon Colby
Mary Holland
Cecilia Lyle
League of Wmen Voters
William Betcher
Thomas Cassell
Albert Squibb
Cassell
Squibb
Goff Dunfee
Marilyn Spencer
Chauncey Baptismal Services and Pastor’s Class
Baptismal services will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m in Trimble Church of Christ. A pastor's class at Chauncey Church of Christ is scheduled for Saturday at 11 a m.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
Chauncey Church of Christ
Easter services at Jacksonville Methodist Church
Sunrise services begin at 6 am followed by morning worship at 9. Bible School also at 9. Primary department presents an Easter program at 9 45 with special music during both services.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Gelatin Molds Made Easy With Plastic Liner Tip
Dear Heloise shares a trick to mold gelatin cleanly by lining molds with plastic wrap. Inverting the set gelatin onto a plate and peeling away the liner prevents waste and keeps servings neat, with no melted salad sticking to the container.
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Heloise
Carolyn
Weekend Visits and Eagleton Family News in Athens and Pomeroy
Mrs Lillian Holter Henders on Athens weekend visit Pomeroy with Miss Anna M Cornell. They dined with Mrs Robert Warner, ex teacher of Miss Cornell and Mrs Henderson. Mr R E Wagoner Baker Road returned from winter in Phoenix with daughter family. Kathleen Ann Dunn Easter guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Ris Athens. Dunn visits sister Barbara Jean Dunn management consultant Randol ph Mills NY. Dunn headed to summer home in Laredo Texas Ris linked to Center for Economic Opportunity Ohio University.
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Lillian Holter Henderson
Athens
Pomeroy
Anna M. Cornell
Robert Warner
Miss Cornell
Henderson
R. E. Wagoner
Baker Road
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Apache Junction
Sun City
Kathleen Ann Dunn
Thomas F. Ris
Miss Dunn
Barbara Jean Dunn
Randolph Mills, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Laredo
Texas
Mr. Ris
Center For Economic Opportunity
Ohio University
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Betty Crocker
Jeanette Throckmorton
Debbie Bush
Becky Dalton
Plains
Eileen Seiferth
Mary Sorrell
Breta Dupler
Debbie Donley
Diana Bumgardner
Susie Wilson
Beverly Arnold
Rita Rife
Debbie Shivers
Becky Allen
Kathy Cheadle
Florence Walker
Tamera Mace
Linda Levsey
Joyce Grigsby
Brenda Goodwin
Helen Peck
Judy Foreman
Roberta Andrews
Donna Ahle
Janice Brill
Peggy Chapman
Frances Hill
Joan Powell
Kathy Smith
Jonadine Crossen
Suzanne Wallside
Bonnie Bowman
Peggy Hart
Shirley Hart
Bernice Mayle
Cynthia Sams
Judy Ashcraft
Betty Blackwell
Joyce Bowers
Kathy Boyer
Pytato Bowers
Patty Boyer
Betty Flowers
Diana Misner
Joyce Sinclair
Nancy Stover
the Plains
Sandy Buck
Bonnie Cline
Jan Cunningham
Sue Depue
Connie Erwin
Janet Gibson
Janice Hensley
Freda la Follette
Linda la Follette
Candy Love
Wilma Mansfield
Susan Newsom
Linda Riggs
Carol Sayre
Carolyn Collins
Karen Davis
Theresa Cline
Janis Bruce
Candy Kidd
Christi Canter
Sally Gretz
Penny Moody
Mary Lou Roches
Debbie Leiber
Debbie Earich
Darla Dunkle
E. State St
Homemaker of America
Flor
Ence Wogan
Susan Alderman
Jeanette Throckmerton
Beverly Levering
Irene Hunting
George Lovell
Athens Drama History
the Plains High School
Camilla Weisenbach
Grace Hoffman
Frances Henderson
Alice Rowan
Beryl Cone
Deanie
By Marian Reeder
Dean Abby
United States Navy
Lones
Broughton’s
Plains Methodist Church
Laura Michael
Mae Dishon
East State Street
Miracle Water Softeners
Cunningham
Anne Stevens
Alladin
Eleanor Zehnder
B.O
Christ
Death
Hell
Grave
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
East State and
Carpenter Sts
Don A. Glenn
Dairy Foods
Nelsonville, Ohio
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
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