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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
6
Heloise offers stain removal tips for grass stains on tan jeans using dry cleaning solvent, hydrogen peroxide or chlorine bleach, and careful testing for colorfastness. Readers share tips on home repairs and quick cleaning hacks, including shoe polish for furniture and wall marks, plus a no-sew fringe project from extra fabric.
A dense schedule lists events from 8 a m to 4 p m at the National Guard Armory and church functions across Athens, Trimble, Albany, Richland, and Murray City. Included are ladies auxiliary gatherings, PTA meetings, a Grange election and potluck, a Bates Church homecoming, and a family picnic at Glouster Park with speakers and basket dinners.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Phillips of Parma entertained at their Burr Oak Lake home with a picnic dinner recently. Attending were Mr and Mrs Donald Shepard of Glouster Mr and Mrs George Campbell and grandniece Cathy Guess Mrs Wade Young of Corning Mrs Venus Elliot of Glouster Mr and Mrs William Mingus of Glouster Route 2 and Mr and Mrs Carrol Eddy.
Mrs. Chester Jastremski joins CAUSE pilot at Ohio University after 8 weeks of classroom and field training. She and 79 peers prepare to work with disadvantaged youths, aiming for youth advisor roles in Toledo and future Job Corps centers nationwide.
Cecily Brownstone presents a pear scented rice pudding recipe using Bartlett pears and toasted almonds. The method includes a brief rice parboil, milk simmer, pear layering with a lemon spiced sugar mix, honey drizzle, and baking in a water bath for six servings.
Christian Youth Fellowship groups from Hocking Valley churches announce planning sessions for next four months. Chauncey CYF meets Saturday at 7 a.m. for a breakfast cookout at Glouster park. Millfield and Trimble CYF events follow. Greens Run held Aug 31 planning. Legal notices list two money suits filed in Meigs County Court of Common Pleas.
GLOUSTER The Oakdale Friendship Circle met Tuesday evening to plan the 25th anniversary of the club on Sept 19. Mrs. Della Loomis, hostess, read from the gospel of St John. Refreshments were served to a long list of members and the October meeting will be with Mrs Donna Mae Brunton.
Mrs. D. A. Whaley and granddaughter Cheryl Kostinal of Albany Route 2 return from Niagara Falls and Canada. They were guests of F. A. Whaley and family of Columbus and Terry Whaley and son Terry Jr. Terry is a June Ohio State University graduate now in corporate finance at Hooker Chemical Co. Niagara Falls NY. Mrs. John Russell Goldsberry and Mrs. Byron Blair will visit Mrs. F. E. Goldsberry in Indianapolis Saturday.
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met in the church social rooms with Mrs. Ruth Cole presiding. The gathering discussed church activities and planned future events.
The Chit Chat Club gathered at the Christman country home in Bishopville hosted by Cynthia Phillips and Ruth Christman. Prizes went to Mary Trace, Carol Lasko, and Glenna Gamwell. Jody Moore received the hostess gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Schoonover announce the birth of their daughter Candife Lou on September 2 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Paul and Dorothy Miller and William H. Schoonover, Chauncey. Great grandparents listed. the newborn has a four year old brother William Joseph. The Gilham Frank VFW Post auxiliary met with Mrs. Elizabeth Shope and Mrs. Geneva Galloway as guests. Mrs. Shope is 12th District president. inspection followed.
Women golfers at Ath ens Country Club_header Wednesday played under quirky tee directions, wore paper plate hats, and received prizes from committee members Mrs. Don Jacobs and Mrs. Dale Moffett. Low score went to Mrs. Carroll Widdoes with a draw determining second place. third went to Mrs. A. A. Nellis and Mrs. Jesse Day. Fancy hat contest favored Mrs. Robbin Gardner. prize for funniest hat awarded to Mrs. Robert Savage. Door prize to Mrs. William Dublin. photos to be shown at the women’s awards dinner. Dawn K. Perry returns to Purdue after three weeks with her parents. Virginia Moore admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital, room 301.
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