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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1967
Page
6
A mother argues not all children are college material and urges focus on improving reading skills. The piece, by Garry C. Myers, Ph.D., encourages assessing reading ability, considering vocational paths, and partnering with schools to boost literacy for five children aged 3 to 14, underlining that reading proficiency drives academic success.
Mrs. Ethel Burwell Riley, a lifelong music advocate in Glouster, reflects on over 50 years of teaching and performance. She led the Asbury Methodist Choir at Ohio State Penitentiary in 1942 and Christmas, studied at Sherwood School of Music and Capital University, and served as pianist and church administrator across multiple Baptist congregations. Born in Bedford, Virginia, she graduated Glouster High School in 1906 and remains active in local church and Sunday school leadership.
A Tokyo group of single working women over thirty forms to press government for retirement security and equal happiness. Led by 41 year old Miss Sawako Okube, the association plans regular meetings to discuss loneliness, prejudice, and job pressures while seeking 300,000 potential members.
A simple tip uses two tablespoons of dried onion soup from the package to flavor a pound of meat. Almonds folded into dumplings atop stew or poultry add a crunch. A turkey supper is sponsored by Richland Methodist Church on Saturday November 18 at 4 30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall on Pomeroy Road.
Toronto architect John Gallip advises first home buyers to paint walls white for the most neutral background. Focus on walls and floors, avoid expensive furniture from relatives, and choose easily changeable items as tastes will evolve. Plant life adds constant, gentle changes.
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