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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
6
The public is invited to attend a Pan American inaugural event on October 26, 1958, as the daily transatlantic jet service starts. A donation will be taken.
Mason County Historical Society and Glenville College prepare a brochure on unique man made and natural areas for potential tourist use. Ten society directors will submit district lists for a committee to select items for printing, chaired by Dr. William J. Artrip. other members include Mrs. Vivian Siders, Mrs. Mary Hyre, and James H. Lewis. Lucille Maxine Durst fined five dollars plus costs for school nonattendance. this is her second offense. William F. Ward of Huntington fined five dollars for defective equipment. Harvey Vernon Carpenter of Paden City fined ten dollars for intoxication.
The Rev. Dr. John A. MacKay notes in the prologue of a Prentice Hall book that a new science is needed. The text titled Ecumenics The Science of the Church Universal outlines this emerging field in ecclesiastical study.
Canada marks first full day of the maple leaf flag as the national emblem flying over Ottawa and all official establishments. The ceremony underscores the flag’s role as a unifying national symbol across provinces and territories.
Gallipolis Kyger Creek High School 16 voice all male chorus entertained the Lions Club at Oscar's Restaurant. Twenty nine Lions and wives attended as the chorus performed six spiritual selections with Director M Ross soloing. Bob Polcyn impersonated Joe the Bartender and Crazy Guggenheim. Linda French accompanied and was introduced with other KG Creek members by Odie O'Donnell. Madge Neal promoted the 1965 Heart Fund drive and talent show with Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club. Hobart Wilson Jr led the meeting in President Waldo Brown's absence.
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