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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
2
Carl Ermer and George, last season's coaches, are set to operate with Staller as Baltimore Oriole scouts this year. The report notes Ermer and George taking roles in a new scouting setup as of February 1963 in Athens Ohio.
The Glouster school system adds speech and hearing therapy under the Education Department directed by Max Walton a OU senior majoring in speech and hearing correction He will work Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 1230 to 330 pm testing students and offering parental conferences A new room with updated equipment was prepared and a portable audiometer funded with help from the Kiwanis Club American Legion and auxiliary Walton will donate his services for public testing and stresses this therapy aids future speech and hearing development not mental deficiency.
GLOUSTER The Past Matrons of Thea Chapter met at the Masonic Hall Monday evening. Roll call was answered with facts about presidents. Mrs J E Anderson won a contest. A dessert course was served by hostesses Mrs C E Haskins and Mrs Harold Vaughn to several members.
FASTEETH is an alkaline non acid powder that sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth more firmly. It does not sour or irritate breath and is available at drug counters everywhere.
Two people were injured in a two car crash two miles south of Corning on Route 13. Harry Holzenhalter age 53 of Roseville Route 1 and John Inman age 62 of Canton drove the involved cars and sideswiped. John Inman suffered a dislocated left hip and facial cuts, with possible internal injuries. Rose Inman age 61, a passenger, received a bruised knee and possible fractured ribs. Both were admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Vehicle damage was extensive. State Highway Patrol conducted the investigation and cited no violations.
Edward Sams 92 longtime Millfield resident dies Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. James Byland’s East Liverpool home. Funeral and burial set for Thursday at 1 p.m. in East Liverpool, with services to follow. LOCAT GIRL APPEARS GLOUSTER Mrs Leslie Sprouse formerly Dee Laub ters appears with Sweet Adelines Barbershop Chorus on Channel 6 Thursday at 9 30 a.m. The group guests Gene Fullen.
Admitted Floyd Barker Athens Mrs Orpha Martin Athens Alan Fox Athens Mrs Lloyd Cooper Shade Mrs Buster Curtis Guysville Route 2 Terry Wolfe Amesville Route 1 Dismissed Mrs Clyde Dicken New Marshfield Mrs Preston Hamon Athens Mrs Alma Cole Athens Joseph White Athens Ralph Watkins Athens Melvin Staten Athens Route 2 George Walton Chauncey Mrs Donald Swan Athens
The Loyal Order of Moose assists an Ironton widow Kath lyeen McDonough and her seven children after the death of her husband. The family ages range from 5 months to 9 years and have moved to Mooseheart. The lodge plans $225,000 in investments for shelter education and training as the youngest reaches leaving age.
At a Monday meeting the Board of Public Affairs refused to loan the village council 8000 to cover outstanding bills for police cruiser water tank and streets. They cited prior indebtedness and mismanagement of electric and water funds as reasons for denial. A business men’s delegation urged caution, noting past council spending.
The Junior Youth group hosted a Valentine party Monday evening in social rooms led by Mrs. Barbara Lowry and assistant Mrs. Mary Ginnan. Games were played, prizes awarded for 37 attendees, with Valentine themed refreshments served to members and guests.
Amesville resident Wilbur S. Burcher 63 died at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville at 8 a.m. Tuesday. A painter at Athens State Hospital for 11 years he fell ill after work Friday. He left a wife Freda eight sons and three daughters, plus grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. Fawcett Stone Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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