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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
6
Readers share practical tips from removing melted plastic with nail polish remover to disposing of can lids to ironing stacks and lemon rind use in pie. Tips cover chrome surfaces, trash can efficiency, warming blankets, and DIY food prep tricks.
Lil Dean wife of Ohio University coach Joe Dean balances football with family life. Their children David Lisa Jeff and baby Jeff watch games at home while Lil mentors children at Christ the King Church School and leads community clubs. Football and togetherness define their Sundays and summers.
Debbie Moore and Charlie La Hugh named outstanding members of the year at a Waterloo Elementary Halloween party. Doycee Stover and Debbie Moore also receive awards for state fair participation. Additional recipients include Lesa Dearth Sharon Ely John Brown Nancy Hartley Jayne Dawson Patsy Dearth Doug Stover and Greg Saylor.
Here ’n There notes Mr and Mrs Wilkin Allen and Mr and Mrs Si Allen of Pleasant Hill flew to St Louis to visit Herbert Allen and family in Arcadia California Staying at Clayton Inn they ate at the University Club and attended events at Busch Memorial Stadium home to the Cardinals. Elmer F Jones joined Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee guests in Cincinnati for a Reagan rally where Jones is the Republican State Central Committeeman for the 10th Congressional District.
A precinct in the library of West Elementa ry School held a mock election with 360 students voting for mayor a school levy Beacon School renewal and school board candidates. The results matched Athens County voters. Mrs. Douglas Croy's fifth grade directed the exercise.
Mr. and Mrs. Orestes Fulton celebrate their 60th anniversary with an open house at Kimes Convalescent Center in Navy Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The couple previously owned a farm on Athens Route 4. Mrs. Fulton remains active in center programs and enjoys sewing and knitting.
The column collects Abby’s advice on three topics. A teen asks if a 13 year old should answer questions about puberty, Abby suggests the mother should guide the conversations. A family with a misbehaving 8 month basset hound seeks patience and training. Abby notes dogs require teaching and may not be trained in time. A wife advises on being ready for last minute outings, keeping sitters available, and dressing quickly.
Mr and Mrs James Elliott announce a daughter Lora Jeanel born November 1 at Mount St Mary Hospital. The extended Huddy and Elliott families of Nelsonville share grandparents and great grandparents details. Also listed are births of Patrick William, Christine William, Carla Ann, Barbara Sue and Michael Grant with corresponding parental and grandparent lines and hospital details.
The reader shares a Hickory Nut Cake recipe from Wonderful World of Ohio featuring butter sugar vanilla cake with hickory nuts and a butter frosting. Instructions cover mixing, folding in egg whites, baking in two 8 inch pans and frosting for two layers. The note ties the cake to Ohio's fall Thanksgiving tables.
Miss Anne Lackey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lackey of 23 Ohio Ave, was tapped for Cardinal Key an honorary by Ohio University. A junior, she belongs to Alpha Gamma Delta, is listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, serves as Student Congresswoman and Chimes secretary, and participates in Ohio University's Honors College. Grace Brethren Church plans a gospel film showing at 7 p.m. Saturday at the township house in Coolville, with a church bus leaving Guysville at 6 p.m.
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