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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1977
Page
5
Logan area glass artist Chris Heilman demonstrates molten glass shaping at his shop as he prepares for the Chi Omega Alumnae Association Art Festival. The event runs Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at 10 S College St with tickets 50 cents at the door or from alumnae.
North American Benefit Association observes its 85th anniversary and plans an early Christmas dinner hosted by Evelyn Ward. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae report Yukon library support since 1967 and an upcoming Ohio University Inn auction. AAUW Athens hosts a marine archaeology talk by Dr. Weldon L. Whitters. Barbara Palmer promotes AAUW info. a correction notes Eleanor Minister scholarship misattribution.
A batch of Dear Abby letters covers a wife’s neglect of appearance, a husband falsely accused of misconduct, and a wife confessing long‑term sexual dissatisfaction. Abigail Van Buren advises on legal rights, reputational harm, and open communication.
Glouster Girl Scouts held a Brownie Blast at Glouster Park with four learning stations Lemme Lane Song Birds Fire Flies and Nature's Nest. Senior Scouts Anne Higgins Kellie Vaughan and others led activities while Eddie Perkins and family guided a park hike. Attendees included Norma Hunter Norma Guinther and parents.
Debby Badonsky of Legal Aid in Dayton will address a public meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Mental Health Center multipurpose room in Gallipolis. She supports establishing a local Ohio NOW chapter and advocates area women joining the effort.
The Coolville United Methodist women host a holding supper and bazaar on November 5 at the Coolville firehouse from 5 30 p m. The event serves fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy vegetables salad pie and beverages with a bazaar featuring cakes pies noodles breads cookies nuts jelly candied apples butter and pickles. Adults pay 2 75 and children 1 50. Public invited.
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