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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
11
In Klerksdorp South Africa town leaders move to curb dawn crowing by declaring the roosters a common nuisance after residents complained of sleep disruption. The measure aims to preserve peace in the mining town.
Joma JOPPA and Harold Brannon with Eileen and Bill Kirkbride of Rio Grande College were weekend guests of Bob and Debbie Sanders in Junction City. Floyd Barringer hosted the Barringer family. Rosa Marcinko and Pauline Brewer hosted Tom Marcinko and family from The Plains with Rev. Hilliker of Cheshire and Bob Bibler’s family from Lancaster. Ralph Smith of Baltimore visited Richard Smith and family. Junior Putnam and son of Hockingport spent a day with Charles Wilson and family.
New York report from the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute states that pristine glass used for bottles and jars shows tensile strength of 100000 to 150000 psi, surpassing many steels and alloys. Research aims to preserve more of glass strength in normal service.
Long Bottom News lists overnight and day visits among families in Tuppers Plains Reedsville Bellville Marietta and Belpre. Guests include Babcock and Ray at the Lyons home and many regional relatives and friends from Keno Little Hocking Pomeroy and Reedsville.
Mrs. Erma Clelane hosts a gathering with Newell and friends. Archie Tutle Mrs. Eve Bailey and Mrs. Orvil Holter join Bas and Richard Van Meter and family from Gary Indiana. They spent a week visiting Mabel Van Meter and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber were guests of Dorie Koenig in Tuppers Plains, staying with the host during a visit to the area.
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