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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1969
Page
12
A Kansas mother writes about her older for age only child who is large and aggressive, often bossy with other children. The letter explores his social isolation, intelligence, sports skill, and questions on catharsis and media influence.
The Athens County Fair schedules a multi class horse show opening in August with 13 events. Entry fees are one dollar for class I and two dollars for all other classes. prizes total ten, eight, six, four and two dollars per class, plus trophies for all six year old and under riders in Lead in Pony. Charlie Hayes of Athens will announce at the grandstand and Reed Shaw of California Ky will judge.
Miss Anne Lind sey Hostetler and Loder P. Lampel wed at the Hostetler farm Coalville Ridge. Rev Liam Black officiated as guitarist musicians provided music. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hostetler, wore a short white lace dress with daisies and blue cornflowers. Janey Hostetler was honor attendant with Ron Pillars as best man. Newlyweds reside in Amesville. ceremony noted as heavy wedding day.
Multiple engagement notices from area families list Mary Denise Kurtz to John Thomas Swank in Heath at St Leonard's Church on Aug 16, Pamela Russell to Gary Sanborn with Navy service, Lois Brown to Harry Stover, and Billie Lynn Coe to James Pancake. Additional couples include Madelon Jean Rhodes to Wayne Nellis and Cora Darlene Morris to Thomas E. Sayers Jr, with weddings planned for August and October.
Descendants and friends of the late William and Lucy Shingler of Mineral plan an annual pot-luck dinner and reunion at Ash Cave on August 16 meeting at the picnic area at 10:30 a.m. The event gathers kin for a shared meal and remembrance.
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