Television Guide Evening Lineup
Monday night schedule lists News and various network programs across channels 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 18 20. Highlights include NFL Football New England at Miami at 9 and classic comedies plus dramas throughout the night.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
10
Monday night schedule lists News and various network programs across channels 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 18 20. Highlights include NFL Football New England at Miami at 9 and classic comedies plus dramas throughout the night.
A dense listing of 1960s broadcast programming across channels notes daytime repeats and primetime hits. Shows include The Today Show, Captain Kangaroo, The Big Valley, Lucy, Phil Donahue, Another World, General Hospital, Bonanza, The Price Is Right, The Tonight-era staples, and children's fare like Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
Tuesday night lineup features Hollywood Squares Johnny Mathis World Missions Special and game shows including The Price Is Right and $25,000 Pyramid. Dramas and reruns fill the rest with Joe Forrester Marcus Welby and Welcome Back Kotter among others.
A TV schedule snippet lists NBC News at 6 00 followed by Name That Tune at 18 00 Get Smart at 18 20 and an antiques segment. The listing reflects a typical midweek lineup with entertainment and information programs.
Schedule fragment lists programs including The FBI at 8 10 Movie Wide World Mystery and Tonight Show 12:00 3 4 15 18. The entry appears as an isolated TV guide snippet with multiple show markers and durations.
TV listings note Rhoda Phyllis and Phyllis scenes with cast like Valerie Harper David Groh and Cloris Leachman plus appearances by Dianne Warwicke and Birgit Cullberg Ballet. Also a Logan county burglary report: Eugene Workman Athens reports a broken porch light and broken glass on Twp Road 394 near Route 664.
Television listings profile Butterflies Are Free with Goldie Hawn and Edward Albert at 9 day 911 p m and The Hangman starring Robert Taylor Fess Parker at 11 30 p m plus Ride Beyond Vengeance with Chuck Connors Michael Rennie featuring a buffalo hunter return and attack sequence.
Logan police cited Virgil L. Mack for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle struck two deer on East Front Street Sunday at 1 43 a m. Two vandalism cases were investigated with rocks thrown at windows on East Hunter Street and a side window broken on Kathy Jurgensmier's vehicle on East Second Street.
Logan High School announces first nine week merit honor roll listing 38 students with straight A's. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores named include Julie Bell Stephen Boudinot Nancy Bowen Susan Bush Teresa Deible Mark Dennis William Fuller Gretchen Inboden Wanda Mathews Emily Mahler Susan Richards Duane Starkey Shelly Stewart Kim Williams Nancy Cook Lisa Dillon Kevin Gable Linda Johnson Vicky Kline Cathy Parry Brenda Rempel Paul Shark Carol Brown Paula Brown Edward Bush Lindsey Chenoweth Valerie Conley Wanda Courtney Susan Davis Howard Fickel Richard Fuller Suzanne Hawk Susan McClain Ned McGardy Virginia Mingus Debra Masure Jean Slabaugh Rita Wrentmore Regular honor roll lists also feature many additional seniors juniors and sophomores across multiple grades.
The Priscilla Class at Glouster United Methodist Church planned a Dec. 15 Christmas party at the church social rooms. During the November meeting Mrs. Enid Cox led the business period and the class voted a special offering to replace the annual church bazaar. Cards were signed and sent to shut-in members and friends. Chinese Progress Along the Hwang Ho shows early Chinese farming and writing advances by 1275 B.C.
In Glouster the ecumenical Thanksgiving service at Holy Cross Church was led by Rev. Michael Hellmer. Ministers Rev. Paul Johnson Rev. Frank Patala Rev. Robert McGee Rev. Wendell Vermillion and Rev. John Price delivered meditations. Al Cleto of United Church of Christ Philippines Islands brought a song message. Offerings benefited CROP. The Ecumenical Choir performed Come Ye Thankful People Come and Battle Hymn of the Republic under Jane Wintersteen, with Lucy Harvey on piano. A social hour followed with cookies coffee and punch.
New Meigs County Council on Aging officers were elected at the November meeting with Mrs. Lillian Moore as president, the Rev. Howard Shiveley as vice president, Mrs. Pauline Roush as secretary, and Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell as treasurer. Charles Blakeslee was chosen president of the Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Regional Development District Advisory Board for the Aging across eight counties. Ser ving on the advisory board this past year were Miss Lucille Smith Clarence Struble and Blakeslee.
Nelsonville Ohio state representative Claire Ball Jr spoke to the Nelsonville Business and Professional Women’s Club at Mount St Mary Hospital. Twenty five members attended as Ball covered recent Ohio General Assembly actions including public utility regulation and open meeting law.
Glouster and nearby areas host numerous Thanksgiving visits as Dan Teater Sr and others spend time with relatives in Dayton Bishopville Columbus and Glouster. The Trimble Local Athletic Boosters plan a meeting at 8 p.m. at Jacksonville School to view films of Trimble Local football games.
POMEROY Meigs County senior citizens organize a Christmas bazaar bake sale and craft demonstration at the center this week. The Christmas party December 10 features cookies punch coffee carols and a Santa visit. Square dancing follows. Members may enter the Meigs County Garden Club Christmas Flower Show December 6 7. A Christmas cantata is set for December 14 at Trinity Church Pomeroy directed by Mrs Ben Neutzling. Bloodmobile canteen service on December 15. Young homemakers helped deliver Thanksgiving dinners to 25 home bound seniors with many volunteers named.
A vacant frame house on the Kimberly Carbondale Road near York Grange Hall was destroyed by fire early Sunday. Owned by Jesse Walker Athens Route 3 the unoccupied residence had been empty for a month. Firemen reported the alarm at 4 10 a m and thirteen firefighters with pumper tank and ladder trucks responded with investigations planned.
Logan resident Bob Hedges told police a projectile struck his parked car at Lucky Lady Saloon Friday night causing a windshield shatter. Investigators continue to pursue leads in the case.
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