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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
6
The column offers practical tips from readers including drying garden tools upside down, repurposing a curler cap as a bathroom cover, storing rings near hand lotion, using a tissue as a fuel gauge alert, peanut butter on mousetraps, and DIY large coasters from carpet tiles. A church coffee hour is planned at Albany Methodist Church on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Agnes Auchampaugh, new housemother for Alpha Delta Pi, says girls are more helpful and efficient than boys in running a house. Former housemother for Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Nevada, she brings dietetics and home economics training and has lived near campuses across the country. She Pikks the Athens campus and calls herself used to students, with a past in American Volunteer Service and the Pink Lady Guild during the war.
Mrs. Judy Reynolds of Athens won with a Pound Crumb Cake in a Pillsbury Bake-Off style event. She now enters Advisor's Contest offering $10 000 $2 000 and $1 000 prizes plus a $25 000 top prize. Readers may phone 593 5880 for entry blanks before November 15.
The Waterloo Elementary PTO meets on October 14 at 7 30 p m at the school to finalize fall festival plans. James Patrick of the Tri County Institute discusses adult courses and a League of Women Voters representative explains upcoming election issues. Refreshments will follow. The Athens Emblem Club sponsors an Armory rummage sale Friday from 8 a m to 6 p m.
Readers debate adopting mothers nursing adopted babies with or without hormone treatment. Community voices from La Leche League supporters and critics discuss milk production, cultural practices, and medical views on whether a nonpregnant woman can nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Norton of Pomeroy announce the marriage of their daughter Carla Jane to Phillip Loren King son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. King of New Haven West Virginia. The wedding occurred September 6 at the Baptist Church in Pearlsburg Virginia with Rev. Don N. McGrady officiating. The bride graduated Meigs High School in 1968 and the groom a Wahama High School graduate in 1967 is serving in the Army in Germany.
Mrs. Sowle the First Lady greeted newcomers at the Faculty Wives fall reception in Baker Center Ballroom. She noted the club helps attract and retain faculty through social events and praised the Newcomers and Athens Friends and Neighbors programs. 250 guests enjoyed themed decorations and local hostesses led by Mrs. Karl Weimer.
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