Travel Foremost Hobbyist Paula Kangas A Finnish Born Teacher
Paula Kangas a French teacher at Athens Middle School has traveled Europe four times in four years. Born in Finland she came to the United States in 1952 and graduated from Ohio University in 1969. She teaches full time and is a part time graduate student at the university.
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Paula Kangas
Athens
Europe
Indianapolis
Ind
Finland
Miss Kangas
United States
Ohio University
Athens Hiddle
Fairport Harbor
Cleveland
University of Jyvaskyla
Lille
France
Alliance Francaise
Paris
Denmark
Greece
Switzerland
Epernay
Lappland
Arctic Circle
Want Party For Poodles By Abigail Van Buren
Abby answers reader questions in a column style. A couple asks about hosting a birthday party for their two poodle puppies and whether neighbors will think them crazy. The piece includes multiple vignettes on weddings and a prank phone call incident.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Hints From Heloise Shares Simple Kitchen Tricks
A reader offers methods to make gravy ahead by mixing flour water and seasonings, refrigerating, then adding pan juices later. Another tip suggests saving foam cartons as light packing material to reduce postage. A letter recalls marking eggs with an X and shares a wax floor cleaning method using nylon net.
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Heloise
Parkersburg Shrine Leader Heads to Phoenix Grand Council
Mrs Bernard Spaulding High Priestess Hathor Court No 3 Ladies Oriental Shrine left Wednesday for the grand council sessions May 16 21 in Phoenix Arizona. She was elevated to High Priestess at a recent Shrine meeting in Parkersburg. Accompanying her are her husband and Mrs Connie Hamilton of Marietta Associate Princess of the Court.
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Bernard Spaulding
Hathor Court
Ladies Oriental Shrine
Phoenix
Ariz
Concert At Noss Home Planned For Tuesday Evening
A chamber music program by Ohio University School of Music students will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Mary Noss's home 76 Elmwood Place to benefit the Chamber Music Institute. Refreshments follow and attendees may call Miss Mary Ness at 593 3747 by Monday.
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Mary Noss
Elmwood Place
Ohio University School of Music
Chamber Music Institute
School of Music
Mary Ness
Marriage of Penny Dill and Harold Brinker in Syracuse
Miss Penny Lee Dill and Harold Williams Brinker wed in an April 1 ceremony at the Willis home in Syracuse. Rev. Freeland Norris officiated with Teresa Casci as maid of honor and Mrs. Dale Willis as matron of honor. Best man was Carl Sauvage. the bride is a Southern Local High School 1969 graduate employed at Tri State Materials Corp. The groom is the son of Mrs. John Bacon of Racine. Hobson Study Circle meets Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. for a potluck dinner at Mrs. William Poling Madison Ave.
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Penny Lee Dill
Harold Williams Brinker
Dale Willis
Syracuse
Freeland Norris
Racine
Teresa Casci
Middleport
Carl Sauvage
Frank Dill
William Hubbard
Pomeroy
Southern Local High School
Tri State Materials Corp
John Bacon
Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club Plans outings
The Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club met at George and Mrs Bardain’s home in Logan. They plan to attend the May 22 Chillicothe car show, meet at Scenic Lanes at 9 p.m., and participate in Memorial Day events in Circleville May 30 and New Straitsville May 31 with departure times to be announced.
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Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club
George Bardain
Logan
Chillicothe
Scenic Lanes
Circleville
New Straitsville
Arrivals: Mr and Mrs Thomas Willoughby Welcome Son
Mr and Mrs Thomas Willoughby of New Haven announce the April 29 birth of a son, Thomas Michael Jr., at Holzer Medical Center. He has a five year old sister, Beth Ann. Grandmothers are Mrs Ethel Bauer of Tempe Arizona and Mr and Mrs Edwin Edwards of New Haven.
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Thomas Willoughby
New Haven
Thomas Michael Jr
Holzer Medical Center
Beth Ann
Ethel Bauer
Tempe, Ariz
Edwin Edwards
Hearable Hope for Mothers in Houston
A plea urges women to consider modern hearing aids. It notes many women her age have hearing loss and that contemporary models are nearly invisible and highly discreet.
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Houston
Personal advice column request to ABBY
Readers are invited to send personal questions to ABBY in Los Angeles California for private, stamped reply envelopes. The notice suggests expressing feelings and seeking relief by writing to the column.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
My Favorite Recipe Bread from a Home Kitchen
A Messenger staff writer shares a home bread recipe from Nell Boyles and Mrs Lena Blackford. The method blends mashed potato for moisture with a yeast dough, steps for mixing rising shaping and baking, and tips like brushing with melted butter after baking.
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Gail Schnitzer
Messenger
Nell Boyles
Lena Blackford
4 H News Swinging Sewers Meeting Reported
Swinging Sewers club of 4 H met at the home of Mrs. Marion Crawley. Members discussed measuring and fitting patterns under the guidance of reporter Christine Kline.
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Bethany Good-Will Club
Elsie Butcher
Athens County Cancer Society
Wilson Park
Marion Crawley
Christine Kline
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