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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1965
Page
5
Governor James A. Rhodes is set as guest speaker at Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce dinner on March 10 at Grace Methodist Church. Officials announced at Oscar's Restaurant include re election of Clyde Ramsay as president and new executive officers.
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly. It prevents sliding and slipping and reduces odor by freshening breath. Available at tag counters everywhere.
The Gallipolis Chapter Future Homemakers of America met at Gallia Academy High School for a panel on "Lets Explore Ohio" chaired by Cheryl Thomas. Emma Wolford Nancy Sparkman and Rita Young spoke on statehood writers and musicians colleges and historical points of interest with Emmagene Borden and Tona Arrowood named for state homemaker degree interviews February 21 at Jacksonville-Trimble.
Sandy Saunders was elected parliamentarian to succeed Lynn Lewis who moved to Cincinnati. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the March meeting. National FHA Week is set for April 4-10 following the State FHA Convention on April 2-3 in Columbus. Nylita Borden will represent GAHS in the state FHA chorus.
The State Highway Patrol investigated a 3:05 p.m. collision on Route 7 at Tiny's Market upper entrance between Wendell B. Houck 32 Crown City Route 1 and Chester J. Lemley 46 Rutland. Houck was cited to Municipal Court Feb 13 for an improper right turn. damage moderate to both cars. no injuries.
Charleston delegate Brerry Jones says House Bill 734, now on the floor after a favorable Agriculture Committee report, would require milk dealers in West Virginia to post a bond or cash with the commissioner to guarantee payment to dairy farmers. The measure aims to provide financial protection where none existed before and appears to have good passage odds.
A list of births includes a son to Carl W. Stover of Thurman and a son to Sidney L. Smith of Jackson. Admitted patients include Elvin Thompson Rutland and C Ray Byer Leon West Virginia along with numerous others from Ohio and Kentucky. Dismissals feature Reese Dinsmoor George Whittington Kimberly Martin Lori Clark and many more.
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