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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
11
Abigail addresses a woman married to a nagging mother who criticizes her cooking and dress. The wife seeks guidance on asserting adult boundaries with her mother while honoring her husband and marriage. The column weaves in multiple reader submissions about family tensions and wedding invitation etiquette.
The Opportunities Unlimited Chapter of the Future Secretaries Association held its final meeting of the year at Athens High School. Twenty one members were initiated after a talk on Job Interviewing by Mrs Helen Cox of O Bleness Hospital. Officers were installed by Miss Nedra Riggs and Miss Ruth Welch. The article also includes letters to Dear Susan and Dear Abby.
Dear Heloise offers a method to blend canned soup into a coarser baby meal with fruit and milk for texture variety. Readers share lint–removal using a plastic straw, a can opener tucked inside a spice cupboard, and rhubarb sauce tips with gelatin for sweetness balance.
A faulty ad touts Odrinex as a slim quick fix with a pantry based plan. It claims economy sizes and a money back guarantee if you fail to lose weight, urging daily savings and no substitutions.
The Ohio University Womens Glee Club directed by Dr. Richard Wetzel will sing at 8 p.m. Thursday in Recital Hall with Lucille Jennings on harp Candace Cotton and Richard Mingus on French horn Andrea Minelli and Dianne Ritz on oboe and Linda Lloyd at the piano. Program includes Brahms Holst Hovhaness and Franckenpohl choral works. Marie Lange will give a graduate violin recital at 8 p.m. Friday with James Roberts on piano playing Mozart Bach Dello Joio and Kreisler.
Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson of 7 Ransom Road, vice president of the National Federation of Music Clubs in the northeast, was named a Kentucky Colonel by Governor Wendall H. Ford. She spoke on World Unity Through Music at the banquet and addressed the Junior Convention on Music Creates New Horizons. She led a scholarships workshop and installed newly elected officers.
A 4 H club hosted a curling lesson at Jim Day s home as part of the Federal Hocking Fitters and Showers project meeting led by News Reporter Rick Lawson.
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