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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
5
Abby advises parents in Detroit that at 18 a son is legally an adult and can be asked to move out after a 30 day notice. She notes laws vary by city and suggests consulting Legal Aid for local rules. The column also shares reader questions about a daughter's same-sex friendship and a flag etiquette concern.
The Odrinex Plan offers a tiny tablet for weight reduction with a money back guarantee. It claims to have helped thousands over 14 years, requires no drugs or strenuous exercise, and prices the plan at 3.25 dollars or 5.25 dollars for economy size.
The letter explains stress as an ongoing process affecting the whole body. It notes individual tolerance thresholds, varying responses to pressures, and Dr. Hans Selye’s three stages of stress adaptation: alarm, resistance, and potential illness if adaptation fails. It mentions heart and kidney diseases as possible outcomes.
Putnam Pioneers studied ecology with David Peterson and Robert Culbert conducting a soil experiment. Beaver dam changes from autumn to spring were discussed. Naturalists watched soap carving by Laura Hale and tree planting taught by Kaye Greenlees. Amesville Peppy Pooches practiced heel and sit with dogs at Milliron Clinic. Blennerhassett Kennel Club tracking test attendance noted. Albany Zig Zaggers heard a flower-raising demo by Don Van Nostran and discussed a program committee. Reader questions cover skin reactions to adhesive tape and heart health guidance from Dr Lester Coleman.
The Flower Power Garden Club held a circle flower show at Mrs. Victor Grieco’s home with co host Mrs. Robert Reese. Wine and Roses themed entries across six categories were judged on a point scale, ribbons awarded, and regional honors announced at Chillicothe and Cleveland sessions.
Mrs Margie Keiffer hosted a party at Rachelmacher Park for the third birthday of her twin grandsons, sons of Mr and Mrs Jack Gloeckner Shade Route 1. Twenty five attendees gathered for the celebration.
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