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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
3
Gallipolis Ohio Tina Barsotti filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control to transfer C-2 carry out and C-2 high powered beer and wine for on premise to Joseph David Barsotti for David's Place 92 Vine St.
Gallipolis common pleas Judge Robert M. Betz placed 57 year old George L. Wemmer of Parberton on one year’s probation for issuing a check with insufficient funds. Wemmer had pleaded innocent at arraignment but changed to guilty. restitution of $400 to Clara Fraley in Gallipolis is included in probation terms.
Advertisement promotes a vegetable laxative Nature's Remedy NW tablets for gentle relief. Priced at 29 cents and available at drug stores or by mail order from Lewis- Howe Co. Dept. B St. Louis 2 Missouri. NR tonight tomorrow alright.
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr and Mrs James O Pack Racine Route 1 and sons for Mr and Mrs Stephen D Williams Henderson and Mr and Mrs Harold F Jeffers Pomeroy. Numerous admissions and discharges across Gallipolis Wellston Thurman and surrounding areas are recorded with names and locations.
Gallia County residents have a chance to join the Red Cross Gallon Club or become two gallon donors during the Huntington Regional Bloodmobile visit. The event will run Thursday from noon to 6 p.m. at Grace Methodist Church, announced by Mrs. Charlotte Cremeens, blood program chairman.
River gauges show Gallipolis and Greenup with various rollers and crest levels on the Ohio River, dams on the sill and moveable dams up. Canal boat movements include Esso Pennsylvania and others with several boats down or up at specific times. A two year old, Jessie P. Chapman, was admitted to Holzer Hospital after falling into hot water. condition listed as satisfactory.
Mrs. Edwin Edelblute city school teacher will speak at 6 pm next Tuesday for the first fall meeting of the Toddlers to Tassell Mothers Club at Grace Methodist Church. Her topic is New Methods of Teaching. A potluck supper will be served per publicity chairman Mrs Don Pope.
Point Pleasant. Belva Farley, managing director of the Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce, will host eight Egyptians touring the United States at a luncheon Monday at Gene Ball's Restaurant. They are sponsored by Farmers and World Affairs, Inc. and will stay six weeks.
Gallipolis reports an official Sears Roebuck and Co announcement confirming plans to open a catalog office in the city. The release from Chicago outlines the project as an ultra modern facility set to serve regional customers and streamline orders.
The article lists numerous visits and relocations including Pvt. Rob ert Taylor returning to Fort Knox after eight weeks of basic training and starting radio school. It notes expansions for Sears catalog sales in Gallipolis with a new 35 by 115 foot brick and block building at 435 Second Ave and local hiring for staff.
The Wohelo Home Demonstration Club sponsors a Mobile X-ray unit at Sunny Side School Apple Grove on September 1 with sessions 3 to 5 PM and 6 to 8 PM. Upland Home Demonstration Club assists by serving refreshments to the public and workers. Gallia County sheriff arrests Bernard Snowden 35 Jerry City at a local jewelry store with his four children present. Snowden is wanted in Wood County on an assault charge filed by his wife and is returned to Bowling Green. Dale E Sowards 36 Kanauga is sentenced to 1 3 year term in the Ohio Penitentiary for probation violation on non support charges.
Rio Grande College offers twelve night courses with seven on campus and five in area towns. Registration runs Sept 11 from 6:30 to 8 pm and Sept 12 from 8 am to noon. Classes start Sept 14 at 7 pm with regions including Jackson Amer History 211 and English Literature 211, Oak Hill Music 312, Wellston Rural Sociology 212, Piketon Political Science 212, plus campus offerings in Art Appreciation III Calculus I Introduction to Music II Political Science 211 Child Psychology 118 Old Testament 113 and Band.
Nine volunteer firefighters and two trucks answered an alarm at 9 30 am Wednesday at the Belville residence on Bob McCormick Road. Lint burning in an electric clothes dryer caused the alarm but no damage was reported.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mason Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a smallpox, polio, and DPT immunization clinic on September 1 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Mason city building, with no charge. A second clinic is planned for the first Tuesday in October.
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