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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
5
Gene's Canteen postponed from February 15 due to bad weather and moved to April 5 at Glouster High School. Sponsored by the Band Boosters, the event will feature the same program and participants.
The Band Boosters meeting moved from February 18 to February 25 at Glouster School.
Park Manager Harold Vaughn notes heavy ice and snow on Lake Burr Oak as skaters and anglers occupy the ice. Two men reportedly caught over 200 bluegills, with several reaching large sizes, including eight inch fish. Frank Roman of Jacksonville took 35 bluegills, none under six inches. Dam engineer Noel Eveland cites 141 cars at the dam and week temperatures of 29 high and 7 below zero, with 0.11 inch precipitation and lake elevation 710.08.
Bob Carter of Detroit and Leo Carter of Dayton spent the weekend in Glouster at their parents home to see their mother, Mrs Nellie Carter, a patient at Mount St Mary Hospital. Jack McBride of Columbus, Mrs Carter’s brother, also visited.
The Loyal Women's Class of Glouster Church of Christ cancels its Friday February 21 meeting at 7 30 p.m. due to bad weather.
Leo Lemoine of Fairlawn Avenue Glouster was taken by ambulance Tuesday to the Veterans Hospital in Huntington West Virginia where he was admitted as a medical patient.
A fragment notes that wise men from the east arrived at Orusaferma in an ancient or biblical context, indicating a visit or apparition common to traditional narratives.
Dr Edwin Jordan discusses heart disease as a leading cause of death and lost work hours in the United States. He notes varied causes from rheumatic fever to high blood pressure, urges early diagnosis, and highlights the American Heart Association February fundraising drives to support research and advances in prevention and treatment.
Shawnee Founder's Day was observed February 13 by the Shawnee PTA. A motion by Dot Dishon to purchase encyclopedias was approved. Participants included Ernestine Cox Pauline Cox Margaret Ashbaugh Kay Wilcox Blanche Gibbon and Dot Dishon. Helen Ruth Hartberger president read a rededication verse. Other numbers featured Carol Browning Bill Wilcox Jackie Lou Fetterly Myra Joe Hartberger Donnie Manning Gary Jones Larry Jones and David Mellencamp.
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