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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
2
The Loyal Womens Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms Hostesses are Mrs Bertha Carpenter Mrs Faye Janchius and Mrs Kate Vaughn The village council will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the council rooms
A historic ad notes over a million dollars spent yearly to ease piles itch. Peterson's Ointment promises fast relief in minutes with a 70c box or 85c tube applicator.
Allen C. Newell, 30, of Columbus, was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to five days in jail after pleading drunken driving. Judge Vaughn Collins suspended Newell’s driving rights for six months after a Route 33 patrol citation Thursday.
Cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be at the home of the Rev. Helen Tatman Friday at 7 30 p m. Bowl winners Alabama football teams have won 10 bowl games in 18 appearances.
Chauncey Personals notes a home incident in which she broke her hip and lies in Fairfield Hospital. Several local residents are listed as visiting or being visited, including Mr and Mrs Leffler of Waverly and Mrs Helen Linscott of Hooper Ridge. A birth is announced for Amy Louise Sigler on February 4 at Hocking Valley Hospital.
Glouster residents hosted family from Springfield and Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rothery and family joined Mrs. Anna Echstenkamper for a Barbour Street Sunday dinner. Tom Echstenkamper and his children also attended. Grandchildren Cindy and Todd Dougan visited from McConnelsville. Larry Edward Vaughan of Columbus spent time with his grandmother Cassie Vaughan. Larry is a junior at Ohio State University.
Public response to the Hocking Valley Hospital Twig Variety Show prompts up to two extra performances. The Logan High School Auditorium event on Saturday and Sunday funds the new hospital on Logan’s west edge and features Worthy Race contenders Worthy Note Worthy Victory and Worthy Oak.
Louis A. Guy, 61, had a flat tire at 7 10 a m inside Logan's West End Route 33. After fixing the tire he pulled onto the road in the path of an Ohio Fuel Gas Co truck. His car was a total loss with moderate truck damage and no injuries. He was cited for failure to yield and will appear before County Judge Hughn Collins later.
Logan city police investigated a minor ice crash at Vine Street and Zanesville Avenue at 9 15 p m. A car driven by Herman A McWilliams 67 Logan Route 4 slid into the rear of Richard D Russell 21 Glouster. No injuries and no charges were filed.
Logan stork shower held at 546 Vine Street in honor of Mrs Douglas Sigler Jr. Hostesses included Mrs Douglas Sigler Sr Mrs Charles Morman and others. Pink and white decor featured a baby bassinet centerpiece. Prizes went to Mrs Merl Pittman Mrs Gerald Carter and Mrs Douglas Sigler Sr. Attendees included several locals and out of town guests from Columbus and Lancaster. Hocking Valley Hospital notes list admissions dismissals and an emergency visit for Ray Ison.
Logan A Gore Route 1 youth 18 was fined 150 dollars and costs and given three days in jail by Mayor Jack Moorehead after a leaving the scene of an accident citation was held in suspension. Clyde Jesse James was arrested after his auto ran over a fire hydrant and street sign with the charge deposition of leaving the scene pending damage extent. Charles D Ridenour 62 of New Straitsville was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed ten days on petit larceny after police found a magneto stolen from Bell Well Service Shop on W Hunter St. He pleaded innocent.
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