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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
9
Dear Abby columns tell a wife from West Virginia and a Buffalo bound husband face marital strain. The husband refuses relocation while the wife remains away with mother, and Abby advises him to end support and reunite in Buffalo.
A divorced woman and her long time partner, both in their fifties, choose to continue living together without marriage. They value freedom and companionship but acknowledge periods apart. She asks Dear Abby for advice, noting grown children and social pressure from friends and family. Abby responds that if both are satisfied, no change is needed.
The Flowers Brothers Quartet of Marietta will present a program of spiritual music at the Hooper Ridge Church of Christ on Sunday October 9 at 1 30 p m.
Confidential note directs J. M. to begin training soon as carving rotten wood proves nearly impossible, signaling early prep and practical constraints.
Readership note invites letters to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069. Requests a stamped self addressed envelope for personal replies.
In Heloise’s Quilted advice column Ellen Forbes asks about washing a blanket with Acrylic Fibers. Edna Schappert provides steps including lukewarm water, detergent, conditioner, two rinses, gentle drying, and line drying options. Also offered are tips to seal turkey stuffing with a pie plate and safe use of blunt scissors to avoid fabric damage.
An article by GARRY MYERS advising grandparents and parents to avoid praising children for displays of ability. It warns such effort can make a child priggish and unpopular, and suggests letting kids work on talents privately. It notes a Waterloo Alumni Association skating party at Dow's on Friday Sept. 30 with public admission.
Mrs Evah Fortney of Stewart is reported as a patient in Selby General Hospital Marietta in room 18.
Winters demand head warmth as ears suffer frost. Mammal fur hats and fake fur designs protect ears. Models wear Lin Mac pixie toques, Zwicker bonnets, and Lin Mae stockings in a fashion spread showing ear covering hats for skiers and walkers.
Ames Bern PTO installs officers led by President Robert Calentine and Vice President Douglas Hensley with secretary Jack Eddy and treasurer Robert Cone. Nellie Woolley named principal. Angeleos and Meredith Lee outline instrumental music instruction. Committees appointed. Amesville 4-H displays handwork. Club Books shown. Beta Sigma Phi hosts coffee at Mrs. James Kimball home with guests Mrs. Jack Green, Mrs. Tim Thomas, and Mrs. Sharon Le Fever. Prize awarded to Mrs. D. Vincent Ford.
Mr and Mrs William G Sharra of 815 Franklin Ave Pittsburgh Pa will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct 9 Mrs Sharra is the former Nellie Henderson of Portland Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Allen C Hill Jr of Hamilton announce the birth of a son Mark Allen at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton joining a daughter Linda. Grandparents are Allen C Hill Sr of Pomeroy and others. Mr and Mrs James Neutzling announce their first child, a daughter Patricia Lynn, born Monday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Grandparents are Theodore Neutzling and Robert Goodall of Middleport with great grandparents James Clatworthy and Otto Mulford, both of Middleport.
A reader advises placing a hunting license in a waterproof plastic bag to protect it in damp weather. Lauraine M. Smith shares a tip on organizing hoses using a shoe-bag style holder. she tapes brand labels on the bag to track size, length, shade, and brand for easy selection.
Mrs. Vaughan Howard, formerly Jeanette Dewey, was guest of honor at a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Robert West on Morris Avenue. Invitationes included many local ladies and prizes went to Miss Ethel Pierce, Mrs. Six, and Mrs. Snowden.
Students from abroad at Ohio University joined host families at a Sunday picnic in Red Man's Park. Dean James Whalen and International Club leader John Active welcomed guests, with Gerald Work also greeting attendees. Thirty-one area families hosted international students and express a warm welcome from the campus and community.
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