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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
8
Dear Abby recounts letters about forgiving infidelity. A husband’s forgiveness strengthens marriages, with multiple readers praising saints among husbands. The column notes personal anecdotes including a woman in Houston and a Marine husband as examples.
Mrs Zalea Siririejkul was crowned Mrs Ohio University by the former Mrs OU Sally Dean at the Dames May Get Together. She is a secondary education major with a speech focus. her husband Surat studies architecture. The group met at Mary Leonard's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowell of Albany Route 1 celebrate 50 years with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of their son Ralph Rowell on Factory Road. They were married by Rev. Grass at the parsonage on Patterson Pike near Fisher Road. They have two grandchildren, Hope and Greg Rowell. Mr. Rowell is a retired farmer and Mrs. Rowell a former teacher.
The White House bars director Joe Blatchford from using the 1600 Pennsylvania Ave tennis court citing A list status. Blatchford, a former Wimbledon competitor, ignores the call. The piece notes broader Washington chatter on Hoover assets and Connally's lunch with Perle Mesta amid resignation rumors.
Readers share practical household advice from Heloise columns. Tips include sanding cedar to revive aroma, drilling angled holes with cedar oil, and keeping closets closed. plus sheet folding methods, a note on husbands managing money, and a coconut pie substitution suggestion.
Camp Rotan prepares for June 12 day camp with 176 registered girls and 32 volunteers led by director Mrs. Jan Schurman. Gaylord Linscott built a new outside chimney and Delta Sigma Pi created a footbridge. An Ohio University student will supervise the boys unit. a June 1 volunteer meeting at Rotan sets the program.
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