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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
12
Athens stores showcase varied bride gifts from Egyptian pewter washed copper pieces to rubbed pine home accents. Reproductions of museum pieces including Michelangelo's David, colored glass vases, and new plastic with foam backed place mats join porcelainite cookware sets as popular wedding gifts.
A faded recipe describes making a chocolate cake by mixing dry ingredients with shortening and brown sugar, then adding eggs and melted chocolate. Alternate adding dry ingredients with milk, bake in two 9 by 14 inch round pans at 375 F for about 30 minutes, and cool before frosting.
The balance of ingredients in baking powder governs its leavening action. When these are scientifically balanced, they ensure uniform action in mixing and a final even rise to a light fluffy texture in the oven.
Miss Mary Stalder regent of Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR attended the Ohio University dress review and awarded Cadet Col. Ronald L. Hart Charleston to the DAR Army ROTC prize and Cadet Major Donald E. Michiels Green Bay for the DAR Air Force Award at eleven o clock Saturday at the Drill Field.
Official delegates to the thirteenth annual Catholic Women's Club Convention in Steubenville were elected at the May 26 potluck at St. Paul's School. Delegates include Mrs. Homer Baird, Mrs. H Whaley, Mrs. Al Jones, Mrs. R E Main, and Mrs. Jack Ley. The June convention at Holy Name Cathedral will involve every parish and mission in the Steubenville diocese with nearly 300 delegates expected.
Prof. George S. Lasher returns from a three week trip to Michigan and northern Ohio. He is honored as founder of Greek Week at Michigan State University and originator of the event at Ohio University in 1930. He visited his sister in Kalamazoo and saw the Moiseyev Dance Company in Detroit.
Local shop offers specialist services including repairs for watches and jewelry plus custom orders. Narrow selection includes rings and wedding bands with service options explained by staff.
Informal living groups feature knotty white pine with plastic coatings for durability. Relaxed tweed upholstery, reversible covers, and versatile pieces like octagonal tables and wedge chairs create cohesive family rooms and even coordinated children’s spaces.
A storefront sign in Calexico proclaims 24hour fishing license service with a rude joke about ringing a bell and getting dressed while the clerk prepares licenses. The quirky message draws attention from passersby.
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