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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1967
Page
6
The clipping lists a Monday evening station schedule with NBC Today Show segments, cartoons, education features, news updates, and wakeful children’s programs including Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, and Sleepy Jeffers Show across 7:00 to 8:30 time blocks.
The horário table lists programs across channels including Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, Love of Life, General Hospital, and You Don’t Say with slots from morning to early evening. Entries show show titles with time blocks and channel markers, including CBS News and local community features.
The Messenger lists TV stations and schedules with channels NBC ABC CBS and local affiliates for Huntington Columbus Parkersburg Zanesville and Athens. Color programs are indicated by a (C) after the program name. The guide notes that listings may contain errors when stations fail to provide correct schedules.
A listed schedule details multiple classic films and actors with showtimes such as The Eddie Cantor Story The Command When Tomorrow Comes Flame of the Island Room at the Top About Face Great Day in the Morning Hit the Ice All the Way Home Angel Face This Woman is Denged ers The Black Archer Web of Evidence starring notable performers like Marilyn Erskine Joan Weldon Irene Dunne Laurence Harvey Simone Signoret James Arness Yvonne DeCarlo Gordon MacRae Eddie Bracken Abbott and Costello Jean Simmons Pat Hingle Joan Crawford Dennis Marg Van Johnson Vera Miles and Gerald Landry. The entry notes Cincinnati installed its first public water supply in 1821, 18 years after Ohio joined the Union.
Mrs. and Mrs. Bruce Myers and family dined with Mrs. Doris Koenig in Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Guy Summerfield and Mrs. Barbara Sargent returned from a week with relatives in Florida. Mrs. Ada Morris joined them after several months in Florida. Richard Frost, Adrian, Michigan.
Plan Scout-O-Rama at the National Guard Armory near Point Pleasant with tickets at 1 each granting admission for a family. The piece lists weekend visits by numerous families and relatives including the Froley, Frost, Gumpf, Beaver, Cleland, Parker, Hill, Newman, Orr, Newell, Curtis, Pierce, and Curtis households across Columbus, Keno, Middleport, Marietta, Galion, Long Bottom, and Willoughby Hill.
Mason-Jackson Labor Council announces an educational course in West Virginia state and local government for trade unionists starting Thursday April 13 at 7 p.m. at Point Pleasant High School with six two and a half week sessions led by John Hotopp Morris Harvey College. The $5 registration covers all instruction and materials. contact Jack Roach at 138 Park Dr Point Pleasant for details on the program covering legislative judicial executive branches and local county municipal and school board administration.
Paula Shinn and David Phillips, children of local residents, were chosen from Point Pleasant High School to attend the 21st World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati after a competitive exam. They will be accompanied by Miss Freda Henderson, the social studies teacher, for the trip.
Miss Martha Coy, a missionary to India since 1929, will address the Milton Methodist Church WSCS meeting Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. A Dayton native, she served in Punjab villages Hissar Fazilka and Patiala for over 30 years, supervising women’s work and schools and serving as principal of a girls’ boarding school in Hissar.
New Haven council members voted to drop the fire charge ordinance after a meeting with the New Haven Fire Dept. The session also covered applying to the Army Corps of Engineers to erect a boat dock in New Haven.
Mansion House at Tu-Endi E Wei Park opens for the season Saturday and will run daily 9 am to 5 pm until December 1. Last year more than 26,000 visited the park and Mansion House, with 90 Middleport students and two busloads from Salem Center among this weekend’s guests.
Plans are finalized for a Mason County ministers tour sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service. The group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Soil Conservation Service office on Main Street and will end with a noon luncheon hosted by the Hartford Methodist Church ladies.
Vitus Hartley Jr former treasurer of City Ice and Fuel Co now presides over Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant succeeding R B Rothgeb who becomes board chairman Hartley took the post after a board meeting Rothgeb 68 plans an extended summer vacation and return to focus on other community interests Forest Clark of Duke Cleaners is named vice chairman and Dale Nibert dairy farmer of Gallipolis Ferry named vice president The bank notes its growth since opening in September 1965 and pledges continued local service
Mrs. Carl C. Galbraith state regent of West Virginia NSDAR will speak at the annual spring luncheon in the Moose dining hall Saturday at 1 p.m. She will discuss "Our Changing World." The event is by Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter NSDAR in Point Pleasant with welcomes by regent Mrs. Charles Proffitt and the executive committee. Reservations call 217 Fourth St or 188 Park Dr.
A compilation of real estate transfers in Mason County lists buyers and districts including Waggener Clendenin Arbuckle Lewis Union and Cooper. Notable transactions include values up to 20000 and 7600 dollars. The note adds that impounded water now totals 100000 acres, a fifteenth fold rise from 6700 acres of natural lakes observed by early settlers.
The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago received a donated X-ray machine from a German firm after Dr. W Stuermer visited and learned of the museum needs. Dr. Rainer Zangerl notes the old unit limits work while his 39 years of paleontological X ray research have yielded discoveries, including a 285 million year old shark fossil from Indiana shale with true bone.
John M Grubb MD will lead the 1967 educational and fund raising crusade of the American Cancer Society in Mason County. He serves on the Mason County unit board of directors and has actively supported the Mason County Cancer Clinics for women.
Gallipolis report states Charles Ver ner Adkins, 66, Crown City Route 1, tripped on home steps and struck his head Saturday evening. Glenn M. Soles Jr., 18, Gallopolis Route, sustained a sprained right leg and lacerations from a motorcycle car crash Saturday night. Both were admitted to Holzer Hospital.
Holzer Hospital notes record a long list of new mothers and newborns from Thurman Racine Point Pleasant Gallipolis and neighboring communities. Names include Mrs. Omar Montgomery Mrs. Velma Heiner Bonnie Smith and many more with spouses and relatives noted. The item reads as a registry of births and associated names in the region.
At a Cherokee Home Demonstration Club meeting in New Haven hosted by Mrs. Charles Stone the State Program Planning Conference was announced for April 25 to 27 at Jackson Mills. Devotions were led by Mrs. Delton Sayre with a prayer by Mrs. K. K. Scites. Mrs. Gerald Clark presented the lesson Education Through the Cultural Arts.
GALLIPOLIS The Our House Museum in Gallipolis, a State memorial now run by the Ohio Historical Society, opened for the season. Built in 1819 by Henry Cushing as a tavern, it operated until the Civil War. Curator Mrs. Martha Foster oversees operations from 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Monday. The late Dr. Holzer Sr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer purchased, restored, and donated the building to the society.
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes list births including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Densil Hudson of Syracuse and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Walter Haggy of Rutland. Other names appear in the hospital notice, listing several families and newborns in Point Pleasant and nearby areas.
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