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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
7
Mrs Henry Todd reports a flurry of visits and dinners across Laurel Run. Guests include Miss La Donna Wolfe, Richard Vaughn, and families from Columbus, Wooster, Lancaster, Nelsonville, and Reynoldsburg. Several birthday celebrations and conferrals mark a busy period with multiple host homes and day trips.
The Haydenville-Webb's Chapel Charge held its fourth quarterly conference at the Haydenville Church with Dr. Stanley Jeffry presiding and new officers elected for the coming year. Local families hosted gatherings and a Genesis study session began, taught by Mrs. John Ludlow of Logan, with continued sessions through February. A Vermont ski instructor group visited New York City's Van Cortland Park to practice on machine made snow due to lack of natural snowfall.
Mrs. Carol Burk and son Douglas attended the funeral of Clarence Hayman Jr. in Columbus. Burial was at St. Joseph Cemetery. Several regional relatives and friends were noted visiting and traveling for services across Zaleski Athens Columbus Addison Lancaster The Plains and Logan W Va with residents of Cincinnati and Lancaster listed among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly and sons Steve and Jeffrey of Athens visited Harold Gillogly. Carroll Woodgerd of Columbus stayed with Mrs Zella Perry. Victor Perry Ellen Holland and Sharon traveled to Dayton to see Elza McComas and Bob Wiles. Mrs Holland stayed to care for grandson Jonathan Scott Temple born Feb 7 to Jack Temple and Penny Holland. Temple family also includes Jack Jr. Leslie Canode of Marysville visited his parents Clarence Canode for A D Morrison funeral. Bob Jones and Dayton children visited Victor Perry. Mendal Jordan and son Walter were dinner guests of Faye Jordan.
The Messenger disclaims responsibility for errors in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type signals color programs.
Long Bottom hosts Mrs. David Smith and Mason guest Joe Bisse with various locals joining. Weekend visits include Florence Limberger Judy Riggs, Wayne Prince guests from Chandlersville and Hockingport, and multiple pairs from Reno, Parkersburg, Reedsville, Belleville, Wellston, Tuppers Plains and Columbus.
WOUB Radio outlines a program Monday evening featuring the forum on education with local stake analysis. Tuesday schedules include a basketball broadcast Ohio U versus Loyola and health segments on law medicine and immunization against communicable diseases.
Monday is packed with children programs including Merlin the Magician and The Friendly Giant. Spectrum schedules Horizons Point of View and Science segments. News-Kyle Hill covers mental health topics. WOUB-TV provides local programming blocks and a Kids' Stuff feature.
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