29 May 1967
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
3
Heloise offers practical tips for feeding a crowd with canned biscuits by using the broiler rack insert as a makeshift baking tray to bake multiple pans at once. After cooking, transfer the hot insert to the cold pan to keep biscuits warm and table safe, then serve hot biscuits and rolls.
A reader writes about answering Abby’s appeal to reach lonely GIs in Thailand. The letter details sending a chatty note claiming to be a “beautiful, young blonde” and receiving a restrained, revealing reply in return. The exchange illustrates a mix of sentiment and prudence in wartime correspondence.
A 19 year old writes of love beyond romance to a mother he never had, signing as A Less Lonely GI. A reader asks why a teen must identify callers, and Fourteen answers that parents guard the company you keep as their business.
A kitchen tested vegetable gumbo recipe using frozen okra and corn with tomatoes rice and bread cubes. Bake at 375 for 30 minutes then brown crumbs. A flexible dish encourages experimentation and stretching cooking rules.
Miss Vicky Settle daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Settle Joneswood Drive was queen at the annual May crowning ceremony Sunday night at St. Pauls Catholic Church. Mary Frey was maid of honor Christine Frankenberger carried the crown on a satin pillow and Deb Arm bruster Michelle Duckler Margaret Baird and Sue Pallo held ribbon streamers.
Memorial Day services announced by Denver Kennedy of American Legion Post 23. Legion members Auxiliary and Boy Scout Troop 251 form a caravan for observances at the courthouse Kirkland Memorial Gardens Suncrest Memorial Park Beale Cemetery and a noon luncheon at the Legion home.
Mr and Mrs Hershel Blevins announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kay to Tommy Wayne Foreman son of Mr and Mrs George Gossett Arlington Texas The couple plan an open church wedding at 830 p m June 24 at the First Church of the Nazarene in Nelsonville with a reception at the Little House on Myers Street Sharon is a Nelsonville High School graduate and Olivet Nazarene College attendee Foreman a Grand Prairie High School graduate and Arlington State College honors graduate is a North Texas University graduate student and Builders Manufacturers Supply Co employee.
Holzer Hospital reports births for Dennis Spires daughter and Carroll Ward son. It lists recent admissions including W Wayne Harrison and others, then a long roster of dismissals. A note on piano pupils performing solos in Mrs Vibberts home recital. Spinach dresses salad recipe featured.
POINT PLEASANT The board of education met in a special session that ended at 12 45 a m Sunday to revise the Head Start contract per West Central West Virginia Community Action Association stipulations. The board's changes include rent 8109 dollars nurse 200 dollars and dental work 600 dollars plus hiring a full time secretary for Head Start director Roy Lloyd and a financial secretary. The association must approve employees recommended by the advisory committee. The board approved teacher aides from Lloyd list and accepted the resignation of Head Start teacher Mrs Gammon and transferred Jessie Ruth Hunter to Central School from Beech Hill.
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Gene Biehl of Glenwood. Also listed are deliveries involving Dana Jones Racine Roy Lee Crisp Syracuse John Bruniardi Gallpolis William Arnold Cheshire and other families including Donnie Hill David Jeffries Michael Lamp Hubert Trout Richard Casto Darr en Livingstons James E Beaver and Herman Stone.
Paul Crabtree addressed the 20th annual Hospital Day at Lakin State Hospital praising progress over three years. He cited staff, care and housing improvements, ongoing needs, and a stronger, brighter institution. Dr. Byrne noted grounds beautification and new facilities, including a chapel under construction.
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