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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
4
New York reports a breakthrough in hosiery with polypropylene fibers promising sheer, snag resistant, run free stockings. The innovation, first worn by a limited number of women this week, could expand to blankets, ski wear, and coats as production grows.
Hints from Heloise share easy kitchen tips. Readers suggest jam in two cups of hot tea before pouring over ice for fruity flavor. Additional ideas include caramel candy sweetening and practical layout hacks for picnic tables shelves and clothing care.
A humorous piece argues inflation makes a $500 spring blouse seem tempting. It explains the garment is fur and not practical for daily wear, while nudging readers to contrast luxury with common aluminum costs and household expenses.
It describes the source as one large muscle from the beef round. Preparation involves bruising browning in lard or drippings, draining drippings, seasoning, adding a little liquid, and slow cooking with a tight cover until tender. Round steak % inch thick needs 45 to 60 minutes. 1% inch thick steaks about 2 hours.
Gesell Guild of CCL earned an Achievement 10 Award and a 12 year seat at the Southeast District conference in Newark. Delegates Mrs. Charles Gall Mrs. Ted Frey Mrs. Carl Wickline and Mrs. William Pidcock attended. The Newark Senior High School served as host and was dedicated after the meeting.
Ohio State University offers a three day compact college for homemakers June 11 to 13. Courses include home economics, clothing fabrics, food marketing, retirement and investing, managing housework, teen future planning, aging, feeding crowds, and Know Your Foods. Mrs. Lou Whitfield leads the program with local agents providing details.
Calendar items announce Summit Grange meeting at New Marshfield with refreshments, a Catholic Women rummage sale at St. Paul Church basement, Clark's Chapel Cemetery Association gathering, and a Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild dinner at Lake Hope Lodge. Charlotte Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Lane, will act with Stephens College Playhouse at Okoboji Summer Theater in Spirit Lake Iowa this summer.
Television guide lists 6:30 p m Rawhide Abilene episode where a drover group is quarantined after illness. Route 66 features a guest star as a drifter blamed for sleeping sickness. Alfred Hitchcock rebroadcast shows a school owners entangled in extortion and murder. Cheyenne tracks gun seller to Indians. Dickens Fenster stars in The Great Valenciaga. Sunset Strip wraps with Your Fortune for a Penny involving an embezzler.
Channel 4 features Vigilante's Return at 5 p.m and The Champ at 1 10 a.m emphasis. Channel 10 airs Murder He Says at 11 20 p.m Yours for the Asking at 1 30 a.m. Channel 13 presents Man from Planet X at 10 20 p.m The Magnificent Fraud at noon Cripple Creek at 5 p.m River of No Return at 9 p.m. Footsteps in the Fog at 11 35 p.m Devil's Canyon at 1 15 a.m West Point Story at 11 15 p.m Undercover Doctor at 1 30 a.m. Channel 18 runs Red Planet Mars at 10 p.m Emergency Squad at noon.
WOUB TV previews highlight What's New at 7 p m Gilbert and Sullivan at 7 30 p m They Came Singing at 8 45 p m and American Economy at 9 p m Also Channel 3 offers International Showtime Circus Schumann of Copenhagen at 7 30 p m on Channel 3 and 8 30 p m on Channel 4 Sing Along With Mitch salutes Gilbert and Sullivan and railroad builders with Johnny Carson in the closing segment The Jack Paar Program at 9 p m features Wally Cox Jonathan Winters Earl Wrightson and Jose Melis with Slaughter on Tenth Avenue in color
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