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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1968
Page
5
Heloise shares a dry shampoo method using cornstarch rubbed into a lap dog’s hair, brushed out to a fluffy clean coat. Warning against dispersing powder on carpets and chairs, plus tips on towels and brushes for pets.
Abigail Van BurenArthur columns discuss embarrassment over a drunken driving arrest and a hometown letter swap. Readers ask how a spouse might handle suspicious beads in a car and how to respond to movie love scenes with a date. Abby advises honesty, humor, and not feigning interest.
Mrs. Carl Altier of Nelsonville balances work as assistant cashier at People's Bank with family life. She and her husband run Altier-Macombs Complete Tree Service and take camping trips to Burr Oak and the Muskingum River area whenever possible. Their two sons Carl and Charles 14 and 12 will play football this year. Mrs. Altier values people contact, serves as vice president of St Andrews Catholic Women's Club, and avoids other groups due to work and family duties.
A home kitchen recipe by Mrs. Lowell Patterson from Columbia Avenue Athens presents Orange Butter Rolls. It uses yeast, milk, butter, sugar, eggs, orange zest, and orange flavored powder with an orange glaze. The method covers soft dough rising, rolling, slicing, baking at 375 degrees, and finishing with a citrus glaze.
The Plains Mr and Mrs William C Lanning announce the birth of their first child John William born September 7 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glenn Atkinson of 21 Second St and Mr and Mrs Calvin M Lanning The Plains. Also a cooking tip notes store leftover chocolate sauce in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator and reheat the jar in hot water when needed.
Linda Mohler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Mohler and Charles W Thompson son of Mrs Roxie Thompson wed Aug 31 in a 7 30 pm double ring ceremony at the Gospel Center near Maxville. Rev E M Hulsey officiated with pink and white gladioli and live forever sprigs adorning the altar. The couple reside at 74 W Front St Logan.
Miss Madaline K. Gyure daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Gyure Glouster became the bride of David Davis son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Davis Trimble on Saturday Aug 18 The ceremony was conducted at 2 oclock by Donald F Seevers minister of the local Church of Christ with nup tial music by Donnie Seevers Jr The bride wore a white street length dress a pink Dior bow holding her pink veil and carried a white prayer book covered with pink rose buds Bridesmaid Diana Davis sister of the bridegroom wore a pink and white street length dress with white veil and white Dior bow carrying a white rose bud bouquet Best man Jerry Koons The reception followed in the church social rooms.
The Rev and Mrs H J Mingus of Millfield celebrate their golden wedding with an open house at their home from 2 to 5 p m Sunday Sept 29 They were married Oct 1 1918 by Rev A Y Wilcox in the Presbyterian manse Athens They have five children Ruth Lopez Murray City Helen Keirns Millfield Louella Warren Vermillion Ed Mingus Millfield and Hiram Mingus Jr is deceased Rev Mingus is a retired pastor of Pilgrim Holiness Church.
Mrs J Straniere Jr of Scranton, Pa, credits Preparation H with rapid relief after childbirth. She notes the next day she felt much better after using the product once. Doctors have found Preparation H shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids and relieves pain, burning, and itching.
Mr. and Mrs. George McClain and Mrs. Frances Walls, all of Athens, Route 2 and Route 4, recently returned from a trip through the west. In Iowa they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sievers, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sams, Mr. Paul Sams, Dorothy and Daisy Sams, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nehron.
The weight of a pork carcass will be around 13 percent lighter after two dams have been removed from it.
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