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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1965

Page

7

Parking lights on cars face phaseout amid uniform codes

States move to prohibit parking lights from sunset to sunrise while Ohio and Michigan implement headlight only laws. Sgt. Kettlewell notes driving visibility improves with regular headlights and parking lights serve mainly as turn signal indicators. Also mentions Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Highway reaching Logan Pass at 6664 feet.

Chicago Ohio Michigan R. E. Kettlewell Ohio State Highway Patrol Glacier National Park Timberline Logan Pass Continental Divide

Ancient Hebrew scribes and goatskin parchment

Ancient scribes wrote with ink on goatskin parchment. They used ruled pages and hung the tops of Hebrew letters from the lines.

Old Remains Identified In Tennessee

The University of Tennessee Anthropology Department reports Moccasin Bend in Chattanooga was inhabited by Indians thousands of years before Christ. A five man team excavated 26 912 cubic feet, recovering about 2500 pounds of material including a house floor plan bone tools pottery fragments and two burial sites with skull fragments. Evidence of charred nuts and cracked bones shows hunter forager activity.

Chattanooga Tenn University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology Moccasin Bend J. B. Graham Alfred K. Guthe Tennessee River

Peary Led Dual Central American Canal Surveys

Robert E. Peary served as assistant and then chief engineer on two U S canal surveys conducted in Central America by naval personnel. The work marked his early leadership in major maritime engineering projects.

Robert E. Peary United States Canal Central America

Pastor's Girl Gaffe Highlights Ecumenical Moment

In Raleigh, Rev William Finlator and Rev Ronald McLaughlin prepared to speak at Southern Baptist Seminary when Finlator instructed his daughter to greet the Catholic priest as Father. She welcomed him with Father is upstairs shaving, saying Come in Daddy. The note echoes a mix of church ties and a London crypt fact.

Raleigh N. C William Finlator Pullen Memorial Baptist Church Finlator Ronald McLaughlin Southern Baptist Seminary Father McLaughlin

Community church carries in and plans June banquet

LAURELVILLE five WSWS members attended a church carryin supper where Mrs Kiam Williams and Mrs C B Chilcote presented mental health dialogue led by Mrs Harry Martin. A mother daughter banquet is planned for June with the men cooking. Various locals attended and families moved or visited over Easter week including Schroeder and Kelley families with extended relatives in multiple towns.

Laurelville WSWS United Brethren Church Kiam Williams C. B. Chilcote Harry Martin H. C. Hartlaugh Vic Pontious Victor LuAan Amanda Richard Faigley Steve Timmy Lancaster Tom Hartsaugh Jeff Tarlton Donald Schroeder E. O. Kelley Kris Suzanne Bryan Maumee

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