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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
14
Heloise shares a simple method to spruce plain instant rice by boiling water, adding frozen peas, reboiling, stirring once, then mixing in the pre cooked rice for a crunchy green boost and gravy. A yellow food coloring hint brightens the dish, while budget craft and housekeeping tips follow from readers on favors curtains and sock sculptures.
A reader asks how to join a jury with a preference for high-stakes cases. The columnist explains there is no method to guarantee which trials will appear on a jury pool.
Buckwheat pancake method from Marian Reeder cites Mrs. E L Newsom of McArthur as guarantor of a reliable recipe. The process uses water, cornmeal, buckwheat flour, sour milk, and yeast with a starter kept for daily use. Steps include overnight batter rise, morning soda, and griddle baking.
Dear Abby readers discuss the long earlier letters from "TOO NICE" and "NOT SORRY" as a teen dating morality debate. The writer from Waterloo Iowa requests reprinting the exchanges for Teen Girls Club discussion.
Easter Sunday guests for the Brown home at 66 Franklin Ave included sons and families Willard Brown of Springfield Melvin Brown and son Jess of Columbus. Anna Misner and family visited Marietta for Bert Jones 50th wedding anniversary open house. Others visiting were Everett Jones from Athens Vaughn Brown from The Plains Ethel Moore and Helen Coe from Guysville.
A brief, pointed remark from a woman about the ongoing discussion, reflecting personal experience and stance. The comment offers a concise perspective amid broader conversation and hints at social expectations surrounding “niceness.”
Laurelville announces the birth of Kathy Lynett Straus at Berger Hospital Circleville on March 23. Also note 9090 Rummage Sales this weekend featuring American Legion Auxiliary at 70 W Union St Friday 8 to 5 and Saturday 8 to noon and Pi Beta Phi Alumnae at 6 S College St Saturday 8 to 4 with clothing linens furniture.
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