Down Jackets Move From Slopes To City Wear This Fall
From the ski slopes to the supermarket in one year the down jacket becomes a top outerwear item says the National Outerwear Sportswear Association. Jackets of down have long favored skiers and backpackers but this year will be worn as spectator wear and everyday leisure wear in cold fall and winter weather.
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New York
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Down Outerwear Shapes Seventies Fashion Trend
Morton Bauman of the association says down is the underplumage of waterfowl and not feathers. Down jackets offer warmth without weight, trap dead air, and can compress for packing. The piece traces its rise via Oriental fashion and Seventh Avenue, with styles from waist to knee lengths and options like hoods and fur collars. Synthetic down offers value while genuine down remains softer and more resilient.
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Morton Bauman
The
Association
Seventh Avenue
Henry Kissinger
China
U.S
Bauman
Dear Abby column highlights jealousy and marriage ethics
A reader asks whether marrying a temperamental woman who fought naked is wise. Abby notes violence is a concern and urges caution before marriage. Subsequent letters address infidelity and privacy in marriage, with Abby advising that one spouse’s actions affect the home and privacy.
Soviet Attitude Toward Abortion Emphasizes Access Over Debate
In the Soviet Union thousands of women undergo legal hospital abortions daily, making abortion the predominant birth control. The Population Council cites about 10 million abortions annually, with a rate of 180 per thousand among women 15 to 44, far higher than the United States or Japan. Abortions require local doctor checks, hospital tests, and a three day unpaid leave, with free service for low earners and a small fee for higher earners.
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Seth Mydans
Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Population Council
Council
United Nations
Josef Stalin
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dmitri Velentei
Moscow University
Alexander FHA Holds Meeting With Officers and Reports
At the Alexander Future Homemakers of America meeting, officers introduced themselves including Christy Allman as president and Chris Cotterill as VP of special projects. Members outlined last year’s activities with names such as Janet Van Dyke and Jeannie Allman. Athens County Fall Rally set for Nelsonville York High School.
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Alexander Future Hinemakers of America
Christy Allman
Chris Cotterill
Peggy Russ
Jennie Dille
Linda Chase
Carol Chase
Marsha Turner
Janet van Dyke
Newanna Harvey
Sherry Shilts
Juli Johnson
Jamie Ray
FHA
Children’s Hospital
Jeannie Allman
Athens County
Jennie Dillie
Gallipolis State Institute
Beacon School
Debbie Scott
Ffa-Fha
Sherry Shiltz
Eastern High
Nelsonville- York High School
Lesa McDaniels
Reunions Draw Frost Family to Lake Snowden
Descendants of Marion and Edie Frost gathered at Lake Snowden for the annual reunion in Albany. Attendees from Athens, Marion, Great Falls, Wintersville, Washington DC, Richmond and Coolville shared a day with many children. Next year’s reunion is scheduled for the last Sunday in August at Lake Snowden.
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Albany
Marion
Edie Frost
Lake Snowden
Leo Frost
Carl Ulbrich
Terry Frost
Barney Grueser
Roger Grueser
Lori Grueser
Will Tevis
Athens
Dick Lyons
Woody Frost
Mary Frost
Leroy Frost
Marion Frost
Gene Para
Linda Milgate
Dayton Frost
Great Falls
Jackson Frost
Washington, D. C
Curtis Carter
Wintersville
Don Wickham
Doug Wickham
Richmond
Emerson Douglas
Coolville
Merle Sloane
Dunkirk
Diane Boggs
New Arrival in Columbus Born Jessica Lynne Kane
Mr and Mrs Donald Kane announce the birth of daughter Jessica Lynne Kane born September 19 at Riverside Hospital in Columbus. Grandparents are Mrs Charles Jarvis of Trimble and Mr and Mrs Kermit Kane of Grove City. Great grandmother is Mrs Bessie Bowden of Hamden.
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Donald Kane
Jennifer Jarvis
Columbus
Jessica Lynne
Riverside Hospital
Brian Lee
Charles Jarvis
Trimble
Kermit Kane
Grove City
Bessie Bowden
Hamden
Guild Elects Officers at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
The O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Guild chose officers at its annual meeting. Officers include Mrs. Ralph D. Smith president and Margaret Deppen first vice president. other officers and advisers were announced with committee reports on fund raising and baby portraits. Funds raised supported purchases of a camera, whirlpool, surgical instruments, and slumber chairs.
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O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Guild
Ralph D. Smith
Margaret Deppen
George Weisenbach
Ralph Baumgartner
Ray Strickmaker
Calvin H. Baloun
H.E. Benz
Don Jacobs
Homer B. Gall Jr
Prepared Childbirth Clinic Set in Marietta Nov 6
Prepared Childbirth Clinic Set to host an all day conference in Marietta on November 6. The event welcomes professionals and laypeople from South Central and Southeast Ohio. Barbara Timberlake B.S.N. Lamaze instructor and Family Hospital coordinator will be keynote and lead a workshop on Communication skills. Pam Collier ASPRO accredited instructor will head a workshop helping couples relax. Contact Mrs. James Flading for details.
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Parents For
Pam Collier
A.S.P.0
O'Bleness Hospital
James Flading
Sharon St
Marietta
Don’t Substitute Drug Containers
The Food and Drug Administration cautions against using pill boxes for storing medicines long term. Pills in containers other than their original may lose potency or become overly strong, risking weakened nitroglycerin tablets and other drugs. Always keep medications in their original packaging to preserve quality.
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Food and Drug Administration
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