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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1968
Page
6
Dear Mommies advice suggests repurposing inexpensive kiddie pools as sandboxes. Leaks or cracks don’t end use, as they can be moved indoors for winter play or stored in garages or porches. Sand from lumber yards or garden shops completes the setup.
The Athens County board of elections and deputy director Mildred Perry manage a full time election program. Perry, a New Marshfield native and active local Democrat, lines up poll workers, registers voters, prepares ballots and helps on her husband’s 88 acre dairy farm while her children assist with family animals. Jim Perry, away in Vietnam, is due home soon for a welcome home celebration.
Miss Janice Beth Nida of The Plains and Richard Gerald Thatcher of Arlington were married August 17 at Westover Baptist Church Arlington Virginia in a double ring ceremony. The couple, both Aurora College students, were entertained at a church reception and return to Illinois to continue studies.
Abigail Van Buren offers quickfire responses to readers about compliments marital roles and trust. The column presents multiple letters from women on love, loyalty, and theft with Abby’s pragmatic guidance.
Plans are set for the September 14 Amesville United Methodist Church wedding of Carolyn Jean Marquis and Curtis Lee High. Rev. William High will officiate with attendants Mrs. George Davidson Jill Young Barbara Brawley and Larry Plum as best man. Music will be by organist Elza Linscott and soloist Gary Dennis. a reception follows. Picked rosebuds may open if a lump of sugar is placed in the water.
Mrs Parsons of Chauncey shares a home dinner recipe for pork chops with apples, creamed corn, and a slow simmer method. The dish uses six chops, flour, salt, pepper, corn, evaporated milk, and apples, ending with a thickened sauce served over the chops and apples.
Mary Kathryn Gilligan, wife of Senate candidate John Joyce Gilligan, urges her husband not to compromise ideals to win. She notes Saxbe as better known in a Republican-leaning state and discusses family involvement in campaigns, with children assisting at events and campuses.
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