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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
7
A nostalgic recipe note highlights Orange Tea Biscuits and Eliza's Orange Bread using undiluted frozen orange juice concentrate. It details ingredients, steps for mixing, kneading, shaping, and baking to yield about 24 biscuits and a sweet loaf, emphasizing orange flavor and moistness.
Reader tips cover craft glove upgrades using rhinestones and pearls for Christmas gifts and practical kitchen hacks. Advice includes improving pickle jars with a fork, mailing note sheets for friends, lubricating vacuum attachments with waxed paper, vinegar on hands after perms, repurposing bathroom mats as tub edge covers, and safe gas leak checks with shaving lather.
Mr Charles B Carsey of Albany is convalescing after surgery at University Hospital Columbus Room 603 Mrs Alice Radder entertained guests at her The Plains home Saturday evening A Cub Scout orientation meets Tuesday at 7 pm at the Civic Center for parents to join scouts A Methodist conference meets Thursday at 730 pm in Glouster Church WSCS serves refreshments Two fined by Mayor Wadley court ex speed in school zone Larry Hixson and Damon McManaway each 1380 FISH seasoning tips use bay leaf allspice and peppercorns to flavor simmered fish
At the Athens Grange Halls a meeting saw officers elected from five Granges in the county installed by a team led by William Smith. The ceremony included officers and a quartet, with Mrs. Elsie Weaver installed Master of York Grange and 116 members and guests served refreshments. David C. Pugliese of Marietta spoke to the Current Events Club on Social Security taxes and monthly checks for Athens residents.
Grange installed and members voted to withdraw from a federation. Mrs. Stewart led meditation as Mrs. Fuller introduced the speaker. Guest Mrs. Fuller of Nutuchen NJ attended. Upcoming meetings set for Oct 22 with leaders Maffett and Green. Athens Junior Women’s Club began with a party hosted by Mrs. McComb. Social chairs arranged games and a white elephant sale. October will focus on gifts for 300 children. Morrison PTA held pot luck with Sidney Roach outlining a new high school program. The district PTA convention is Oct 5-7 in Cleveland with Bar ron and Romine as delegates. Carnival on Oct 29. GLOUSTER Chit Chat Club met with Vore and Butt. prizes awarded to Faires and Moore. Next meeting at Andrews home.
Donna Jo Price celebrated her ninth birthday at a party hosted by her grandmother Mrs. John Morris. Prizes went to Jan McClellan and Patty Duncan. guests included Barbara and Debbie Duncan Diana Whaley Shaaron Wade Frankie Neel Roger Smith Lester Neel and John Price.
Chauncey residents hosted relatives from Columbus and Richwood during a weekend of family visits. Key guests included Neil Tippitt and son David, Mrs. Sam Tippitt, and visits to and from the Fender, Johnston, Bingman, and Werner families. Major surgery noted for Mrs. John Butsko with room 205 in Doctors Hospital West.
Glouster Mr. and Mrs. Willis Blower and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hines return home after a two week tour through New York, New England, and Canada visiting Nova Scotia. Mrs. Carl Whaley resumes Spring Street home life after visiting relatives in Ann Arbor and Stamford. Mrs. Joan Price returns from Columbus visit with her sister-in-law. Mr. Comstock hospitalized after a heart attack. Athens Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds Friends Night and 60th Year Celebration at 7:30 p.m.
Southern Local Band Boosters of Perry County met at Hemlock School and installed officers Mrs Eloise Woods president Mrs Mae Beatrice vice president Mrs Juanita Thomas secretary and Mrs Arnetta Burley treasurer Plans for the year and the October Dance-O-Rama were outlined A potluck lunch was shared by 16 members.
The Messener notes it is not responsible for errors in listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Boldface type marks color programs.
The Amesville area council met with Mr and Mrs Wyatt Mc Daniels. David White presided. Lee Glass led the discussion on Our Tax Problems. Plans were made to attend the ox roast at the Athens County Fairgrounds on October 8 hosted by the Athens County Farm Bureau.
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