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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1960
Page
6
The article outlines how dryers heat air from rooms and vent moisture outside through pipes, with lint traps and optional condensers. It explains three control types time temperature and humidity, and cautions on vent length settings and fabric care for best drying results.
County commissioners authorize buying a spreader box for the highway department from Mark Machinery Co at 1459.50. Transfers move 100 from stationery to delinquent lands and 25,000 from contract work to labor employed direct. Prosecutor Beckley to pursue 23000 borrowing for real property reappraisal.
Langsville residents Mr. and Mrs. Ristie Pierce and Sandra Pierce visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce of Columbus. Raymond Wilcox and daughter visited his parents F. W. Wilcox and wife. Joe Bolin and children visited C. C. Bolin’s family. Ward Kennedy traveled to Florida to spend winter with son Carl and family. Betty Swick and her son Mike visited Mrs. Betty Thomas.
Alfred Lloyd Dillinger and Mrs Dillinger join Charles Taylor at a Christian Youth Churches gathering at Alfred Grange Hall with Rev Harold Doster presiding. WSCS plans its next meeting February 16 at Thelma Hendersons with Helen Woode leading. Booster Night at Alfred Grange Hall on February 18 offers open attendance and potluck lunch. Mrs Osie Follrod and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Harper in Carroll Ohio. Dorothy Robinson visits her mother Effie Watson after surgery at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg.
Gene Phillips, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips, had corrective surgery in Logan for a leg fracture from eight years ago. He will stay hospitalized for seven weeks.
In Swan Township near Creola two new gas wells have been drilled in the Vinton County field. The Robertson-Williams firm tapped a well on the Anise Cox farm with an initial natural gas flow exceeding 800 000 cubic feet daily after hydraulic fracturing. A second well on the Elvey C Fri farm north of Creola, drilled by Darrell Blanton George Kissling Jr and Jack Kwatskosky, produced 3 160 000 cubic feet daily after fracturing by the Dowell Co of Newark. The Dowell Co also continues work on the Hazel Rickey farm awaiting completion weather permitting.
Hamden High and Elementary School announced third grading period honor roll. Students listed include fourth grade honorees Charlotte Bowman Lynn Matteson Jane McKnight Carol Tolbert and others, with full lists by grade from fourth through twelfth.
Property for a youth camp transferred by Logan Atty. Fred A. Murray from Lawrence and Margaret Bowers to the United Community Council. The deed covers four tracts totaling 451.83 acres in Swan and Brown Townships, Vinton County. Additional transfers include multiple parcels in Swan Two, Harrison Two, Madison Two, and Jackson Two between various individuals.
Mary Sprouse, a native of Zaleski now living at the Eastern Star Home near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, will celebrate her 86th birthday on March 1. She previously lived in Tucson with her late husband William Sprouse and has since resided with relatives in Chillicothe.
Mrs Bert Hern received 79 cards on her 76th birthday. A business trip to Huntington was made by Mrs Ralph Rife, Mrs Jimmy Rife and Sharon Rife. Justine Lockart, ill with pneumonia at Holzer Hospital, has returned home with 11 parents listed as Mr and Mrs Albert Lockart.
McArthur and surrounding areas set March 1 as on sale date for new vehicle license tags with yellow background and blue numbers. Tags must be displayed on all vehicles by April 1. Mrs. Morrow sells in McArthur and handles commercial tags. reservations for special numbers due Feb. 27.
The guidance urges ignoring petty matters to foster harmony and adjusting to others moods. A morning irascibility risk exists but can be countered with vigilance. In business, map long term plans but avoid changing smooth projects. A late year focus on October and November for home matters.
The State Highway Department announced Route 671 from Route 50 to Route 327 near Rat cliffsburg will be widened and resurfaced this summer. A total of 4.66 miles will be treated.
Safety guidance for electric dryers stresses UL labeling, built in fuses or breakers, proper ground connections, and guard features. It warns against metal ground through water hoses, recommends a safety thermostat, a door shut off switch, and childproof controls. Proper outdoor venting prevents lint buildup and fire risk.
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer warns a Soviet ballistic missile strike would leave the United States exposed unless Nike Zeus is perfected. In congressional testimony he and House Space Committee members push for releasing 137 million in Nike Zeus funds, with 25 million sought immediately.
Miss Nell Snears of Hamden and Miss Sharon L Argabright of Hamden have arranged to enter Columbus Business University in Columbus Ohio. The Hamden High School seniors will enroll in the Private Secretarial course in June 1960.
Estate of Arch Inboden petitions to transfer motor vehicle titles. Estate of Ernest Wayne Black petitions to transfer auto title. Austin Powder Co. v Perry et al reverses commission and board orders with judgment against Forest R Hill. Hill v Shirley Ian Hill ends in divorce for gross neglect. Frank Dailey v Belle Dailey seeks divorce. Mark Twain quote on Pony Express riders.
Install a clean lint screen after each load to prevent fires and improve drying. Clean the drum monthly with a vacuum, remove lint via the lint catcher, and leave the door open to vent moisture. Separate damp and dry loads, avoid overloading, and use shorter cycles for lightweight items. Do not mix starched with unstarched fabrics or dry nonfast colors together. Remove moist items promptly and inspect for sharp objects before drying.
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