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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
11
Heloise shares a tip using the smooth side of an emery board to erase ink and typewritten marks on paper. Readers add sewing, cooking, and organizing ideas including jar lids as storage, pillow-assisted hems, and toothpick tests for even cake layers.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs David Cogar reside on Athens Route 2 north of New Marshfield. The bride Sharon E McClain daughter of Mr and Mrs George W McClain of Athens Route 2 married last June at Union Methodist Church to Junior Cogar son of Mr and Mrs Junior Cogar of Guysville Route 2. Rev Earl Bowser officiated. Music by Miss Mary Kennard. Bride wore a white lace street length gown and carried a Bible with white carnations and wore a white gold cross pennant. Mrs Cleo Ahart was matron of honor and Mr Okey Ahart was best man. A reception followed at the bride parents home.
Annual Young family reunion held Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Young on Athens Route 1. A noon basket dinner was served to relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penny baker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winning, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Plain City, Mrs. Frank Dennis of Logan, Mr. Frank Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Young, Mrs. Marie Seipel and daughter Mabel, all of Athens.
Dear Abby replies that there is no remedy for a birthmark and encourages the wearer to own the explanation. A second reader, 24, asks about revealing his pregnant widowed mother at his September wedding, with Abby noting her condition is her business and a public appearance may invite questions.
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