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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1969
Page
14
The article describes planning for a Mary Hyre event with VIP procession concerns, weather, police, and logistics. Krodel, Farley, and Elliot lead chambers of commerce while Sallia Academy and Point Pleasant High School bands rehearse for a significant community gathering.
The 2 year old council of major Protestant and Orthodox denominations faced a heated debate on whether to back Young wire sister in defiance of the draft. Rubins, 21, of Hacksvilt, pressed for compliance while leaders urged conscience. The assembly drew protests from youths and welfare groups, with clergy and observers from Rome weighing in.
Beulah Jones reflects on simple, heartfelt Christmas joys from family gatherings to homemade gifts. She urges slowing the holiday rush, cherishing warmed fires, hot drinks, carols, prayers, and love, rather than costly presents, and notes the season’s true meaning.
John Ware USC statistics instructor and Craig Maas analyzed the Washington lottery results and found birth dates clustered, with December most likely to be drawn first and June to March showing varied average rankings. They argue randomization may have been imperfect and suggest random-number methods or computer-generated tables as alternatives.
Judith Sheen Smith a lyric soprano from Marshall University will sing at the Point Pleasant AAUW meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church with accompanist Sandra Thornily Rogers of Huntington. Rogers also performs organ selections and has Gerontological roles. The public is invited to hear the guests of the association. Rutland PTA meets Monday with a parent teacher discussion at 7 p.m. and a 7 30 p.m. regular meeting with a Christmas program by elementary students and refreshments by Mrs. Fred George.
POMEROY Construction will begin after the first of the year on a 40 bed long term care wing at Veterans Memorial Hospital. The $709000 project includes plumbing heating electrical and laundry facilities and adds 22400 square feet. Financing relies on Appalachia and Hil Burton grants and revenue bonds.
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