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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1969
Page
24
A collage of playful home crafts and practical hacks from Heloise notes. Readers describe making a baby mobile from hangers and ribbons, keeping tea hot on a gas stove, using pantyhose as kite tails, avoiding spills with a coffee container trick, repurposing a foam hair curler as a stamp pad, slicing oranges for easy eating, and drying a cub scout cap on a wig stand.
Siss Linda Sue Mourn daughter of Mrs Earl Mourn of Nelsonville and the late Mr Mourn married Raymond H McVay son of Mr and Mrs Harold McVay of Alton at Columbus Boulevard Presbyterian Church. Rev Bert Bonte officiated. The bride wore a floor length ivory over taffeta gown with a circular neckline and cathedral train. Elbow veil with pearl and sequins crown. Matron of honor was Mrs Dorothy Jumper in pastel plaid organdy. Bridesmaids Miss Mary Hollenback and Miss Barbara Wilson. Best man was Douglas Jumper. ushers Victor Glancy and Michael Mourn. Reception at American Legion Hall. The couple resides at 232 Ross Rd Columbus after a trip to Niagara Falls.
Mamie Eisenhower, widow of Dwight D. Eisenhower, toured the tomb chapel in Abilene Kansas for a Salvation Army Amy benefit luncheon and fashion show. She said she traveled 2700 miles for 24 hours and plans an overnight White House visit before Eisenhower College fundraising dinner in Seneca Falls New York.
Earl Daniel of Albany Route 1 is recovering from major surgery in room 216 at Martin Memorial Hospital Mount Vernon. He was visited recently by his wife Wanda Meeks and her husband and another daughter Mary McCure a surgical nurse who is caring for him.
World famous cellist Henn Honegger will give two free recitals at Ewing Auditorium Monday and Tuesday evenings starting at 8 pm. He has performed as soloist with major orchestras across the United States Europe North and South America and Africa. The program includes Bach Six Suites for Violincello unaccompanied. Recitals are sponsored by Ohio University's School of Music and the Cultural Affairs Committee.
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