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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
7
Readers are urged to clip and store the quick salmon bites recipe printed last year by Heloise. The dish uses canned salmon, egg, flour and baking powder to fry lacey, non greasy morsels in hot oil, with foamy batter and comments on variations and serving ideas.
Shirley Billington and James P. Reed united in marriage March 9 at First Baptist Church Houston Texas. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Billington of Lakewood Drive and a West High School graduate. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reed of Columbus and a Bexley High School graduate discharged from the Air Force after ten years including a Vietnam tour. He attends the University of Houston. The couple will reside at 453 W Seventh St Houston after a short visit to Columbus.
When washing children’s overalls or jeans, dip the bottom cuffs in leftover starch. The starch keeps cuffs firm when folded, helping jeans stay clean longer and look better by preventing ragged wear from dragging.
Marian Reeder presents two readers peanut butter pie recipes. Mrs. Mansfield of Athens Route 4 shared a version last week, and Mrs. Mildred Chapman of Amesville offers another. Both respond to a reader's request and invite comparison of the two versions.
Thora Olson returns to Athens after seven years at Firestone guest house in Harbel Liberia West Africa and finds a perfect niche at Ohio University. She rose from Boyd cafeteria to Baker Center as foods service supervisor handling menu planning hiring student staff banquets and VIP public relations.
Dear Abby counsels a young married couple to assert clear boundaries with visiting friends who intrude on Sundays. The writer’s couple, new parents, dislike guests who ignore hints and press for all-day visits. Abby urges direct language and stopping visits until invited, noting losing the friendship may not be tragic.
A note suggests using an empty luncheon meat can as a makeshift chopping tool for cooked beets and other vegetables. The can should be well washed, as its metal is sturdy enough to facilitate quick chopping.
A chain reaction crash on East Main St near the auto laundry at 2 40 p m injured three people including a Syracuse girl whiplash and a physician from Middleport foot. Teddy Warner 34 was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Penny Dill 17 suffered whiplash. others treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Police logged additional minor incidents and court actions from the same day.
Meigs County sheriff’s deputies reported two one car accidents over the weekend on Route 124 near Minersville. April Lynn Teaford, 18, Syracuse, said a deer darted into her car causing minor damage. Kenneth Haley, 37, Rutland, lost control on an icy stretch near the Sportsman Bar, struck a mailbox and ditch with minor damage to his ear.
A potluck dinner is planned at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the VFW Hall in New Marshfield by the Athens County Democratic Women's Club inviting all county candidates. State committeewoman candidates Nancy Barnhouse and Ase Bachman are expected, with Mary Benton of the Federated Democratic Women's Clubs of Ohio in attendance. Nelsonville women will be guests. members should bring table service.
POMEROY The Ohio state patrol cited Jerry Lee Johnson after a 1:15 a.m. crash on Gravel Hill near Cheshire. Johnson 26 Kananga lost control and struck a bridge rail. Passengers James White 17 Columbus and Stephen White 17 Addison were treated at Holzer Hospital. the Columbus boy faced rib injuries and the Addison boy a chin laceration before discharge. The patrol noted moderate damage to the Johnson car and Johnson was charged in Gallipolis municipal court with driving too fast for road conditions.
Admitted Ernest Hawley from Middleport Crella Musser of Rutland and Leonard Lyons from Pomeroy. Dismissed Joe Wilson Evelyn Young and Helen Molden.
Four emergencies were reported Sunday afternoon at the Veterans Memorial Hospital. Rex Roush, 17, of Middleport, was treated for back injuries after a car crash and released. Penny Dill, 17, of Syracuse, was admitted for whiplash injuries from the same accident. Judy Neal, 21, of Pomeroy, was treated and released as a medical patient. Juanita Brickies, 16, of Albany, was admitted as a medical patient after a call to Mechanic Street.
Veterans Memorial Hospital notes list William Jacobs Mason W Va Dale Ross Syracuse Leland Saxton Pomeroy Carrie Powell Portland Juanita Brickles Albany James McClellan Reedsville Richard Hatfield Dexter Charles Wise Middleport Ruth Dye Letart W Va John Ginther Jr Ches ter Penny Dill Syracuse Elver Fox Jefferey Wayland Ruby Beard Lucy Fowler Leland Saxton Charles Wise Juanita Brickles Charles Blankenship
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