Kent State Alum Becomes Globe-Trotting Glass Artisan
Mark Matthews, once a Kent State art student, is now a renowned glassmaker known for his marbles. His workshop in Archbold, Ohio, features a rebuilt two-ton furnace and custom tools. He migrated from cullet to batch glass, plans a final install by August, and continues to create pieces displayed at major museums.
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Kent State , University In Ohio
Mark Matthews
Matthews
Archbold
Ohio
Lauder Village
Smithsonian Institution
Corning Museum of Glass
Victoria & Albert Museum
London
Toledo Museum of Art
Harvey Littleton
Dominick Labino
Dear Abby column authorship revealed in 1950s notes
The column Dear Abby was written by Pauline Phillips from 1956 and later aided by her daughter Jeanne. Abigail Van Buren was a pseudonym, and Jeanne began assisting as letters surged. The note explains the authorship history and public recognition.
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Kathy
Abby
Pauline
Jeanne Phillips
Abigail van Buren
Betty
Pauline Phillips
Jeanne
Dear Abby era crosses into radio and sauerkraut science
In 1963 Dear Abby began a CBS nationally syndicated radio show, with Jeanne Macks as co writer and later executive editor. A reader seeks sauerkraut making tips. Kathy Kish cites West Virginia University extension guidance detailing a cabbage salt water fermentation method, temps, and timing for full souring.
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Abby
CBS
Jeanne
West Virginia University Extension
Susan Bauer
West Virginia University Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Christian comedian Scott Wood to headline Bluefield College show
Scott Wood, praised as a leading Christian comedian, brings his act to Bluefield College as part of the Comedy Club Series and Welcome Week. The performance in Short Hall starts at 9 p.m. on Thursday, August 30. Admission is free. call BC Public Relations at 540-326-4212 for details.
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Scott Wood
Bluefield College
Wood
Bluefield Coil
Short Hall
BC Office of Public Relations
Cat memories glow in long awaited kitten tale
Katty Kish, Daily Telegraph Features writer, recalls raising her cats Pumba and Powder from kittenhood. She shares humorous incidents including Pumba flying with toilet paper, Powder chasing nacho chips, and ear feeding past midnight. A nostalgic column ends with fond reflections on how kittens become adults.
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B.K. Necessary
Pumba
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