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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1965
Page
3
Dear Abby columns reveal a conflicted family scene. A mother-in-law bakes a cake for her daughter in law, serves coffee, then discards the uneaten cake for birds, hurting the daughter in law. Abby advises open talk and apology.
In Albuquerque a Tennessee traveler misplaced a purse containing 300 dollars after exiting a car. Tom Young of Sports Tennessee called to say he found it and mailed the purse home. Mrs. C R Yearout received the cash intact and praised people’s faith.
In Avon Park Florida a store clock on Main Street was observed running in reverse after an electrical storm several days earlier. Cashier Sara Houpe confirmed the backward motion noting the storm damage as the cause.
Chicago report says a federal ruling now allows deducting travel expenses on sabbatical if tied to normal teaching duties. The change replaces a 1958 rule requiring school-mandated journeys for deductions and honors personal travel when linked to instructional work.
American National Theater and Academy plan free distribution of U S theater scripts and books in Iron Curtain and Far East nations with cooperation from the International Theater Institute. Elmer Rice initiated the project after finding strong interest in American drama amid scarce material. Dale Gillespie of Ironton hosted a dinner for Rev. and Mrs. Davis Lyons Chauncey with guests Larry Lyons and children from Athens and Richard Wion of Gore.
C. E. Berry as Administrator seeks court permission to sell the West half of Lot 385 in Glouster to pay the debts of James J. McGlone deceased. Defendants include Ann Bartels and unknown heirs. answer due by February 6, 1965. The case cites Volume 254 Page 522 of the Athens County Deed Records.
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