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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
4
A reader cheerfully shares a practical household hint from Heloise. Add water conditioner to the dishwasher detergent cup so rinse water slides off glassware and silverware, reducing spots and saving detergent. Also offers notes on handwriting, nylon net cheesecloth substitutes, and hanging clothes to dry efficiently.
Miss Mary Brenneisen daughter of Mrs. Mamie Brenneisen and the late William L. Brenneisen and Mr Earl Stuck son of the late Mr and Mrs Eugene Stuck were married March 25 in a double ring ceremony at the home of Rev Jerry Griffith McArthur. Stuck is the Vinton County recorder and the bride is his deputy. Attendants were Mrs Brenneisen and Lt Francis Earl Lomax. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce Nutt. The couple plan to move soon to West South Street in McArthur.
A reader asks how to handle a guest who slipped silverware into her purse. Abby advises calling to request return, explain beliefs about kleptomania, and keep it confidential while encouraging professional help. Other letters discuss Northern hospitality and a troubled marriage with a suggestion to consult the spouse’s doctor.
Confidential query from Menominee Michigan suggests maternity is fact while paternity may be opinion. Readers may have a case and should consult a lawyer. Personal, unpublished reply offered via Dear Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles with SASE.
A reader is invited to send one dollar to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 for the booklet. The notice emphasizes mail order purchase from the Los Angeles address provided.
Athens area clubs held confirms with Emblem Club and Current Events Club meeting notes. Mrs Leota Barrows received a gift as supreme district deputy. new members Dr Alton Haning and Mrs Donald Williams welcomed. Nelsonville and other districts represented. officers named for coming year. memorial service for Mrs Pauline Oadis. get well card for Mrs Stella Studer. inspection set for April 29 at Masonic Temple. Also cooking tip and dinner planning details included.
Instructive piece on embroidery for home use urging stitching for pride and skill. Recommends Stitches in Time by Hilda Kassell with historical examples from Patty Polk to Martha Washington. Advises starting small, tracing designs, and choosing proper fabric and canvases for various needlepoint techniques.
Columbus reports a proposed $321600 sewage disposal plant for Chauncey Athens County seeks $160800 ARC assistance under Section 214 plus $96480 under Public Law 660 with Chauncey contributing $64320 of the cost. The project aims to remove health hazards spur growth and complement a nearby Athens High School project.
The Rev and Mrs Jacob Lehman of Pennsville announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Kay to Lester St Clair son of Mr and Mrs Clinton St Clair of Logan Route 4 Miss Lehman a 1966 Miller High School graduate works at Goodyear in Logan While Mr St Clair a 1963 Logan High School graduate works at Landmark mill in Logan and serves in the Ohio National Guard unit in Logan
Mr and Mrs George W Ford of Athens Route 1 have returned home after three months away in Florida and a visit to Mexico They traveled to Acapulco and Mexico City during the trip They also visited Mr B F E Peters and family in Houston Tex PERK UP MAYONNAISE A drop or two of tabasco sauce will perk up mayonnaise to be served with fish or seafood.
Portland reader Mrs Harry Swan shares an old buckwheat pancake recipe from The Messenger recipe corner. Instructions include yeast batter, buckwheat and white flour, milk salt soda and molasses, with tips for using batter next day.
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