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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

3

Colder Than Amesville Grips Athens County In Deep Freeze

In Athens County the cold snap pushes forecasts to relief nowhere. Amesville earns a provincial label as the ice box with readings several degrees colder than Athens. Local lore cites two creeks and surrounding hills as culprits for Amesville’s biting temperatures.

Athens U. S C. L. Colmer Amesville Frank Gibson Clyde Gibson U. S. Weather Bureau Fred Wilson Arthur Antle Hamley Run Calentine Marcelle Mosher Athens County Messenger

Athens DeMolay installs Robert Rutter as master councilor

Athens High School senior Robert Rutter will be installed as master councilor of the Athens Chapter Order of DeMolay at an open ceremony Saturday in the Masonic Temple. The event will install officers including William Paige Gary Wickham Thomas Thompson James Ferguson Terry Cradlebaugh Spencer Rutter Sherwood Hall Herbert McClintick Benjamin Roberson Paul Aikman Charles Douglas Cecil Gillette Edward Lynn and almoner Edward Lynn will present the rose ceremony. Paul Aikman heads the installing team. Refreshments will be served by the DeMolay Mothers Club. Donald S. Bolon leaves Ohio University in February to pursue a PhD at Ohio State University next semester and plans to return to OU this summer.

Athens Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple William Paige Gary Wickham Thomas Thompson James Ferguson Terry Cradlebaugh Spencer Rutter Sherwood Hall Herbert McClintick Benjamin Roberson Sentinel Paul Aikman Charles Douglas Cecil Gillette Edward Lynn Michael Collins Lawrence Stanson Gary Buck Charles Summers Robert Greer David Parsons Harold Loos DeMolay Mothers Club

Officer Election To Be Discussed At Athens Chapter Meeting

The Athens chapter of the Ohio Civil Service Employes Association will meet at 7 30 p m Friday in the receiving building at Athens State Hospital to decide whether to retain current officers or hold a special election Harold Showers president said refreshments will be served

Athens Ohio Civil Service Employes Association Athens State Hospital Harold Showers

Four Athens Residents Elected Honorary Phi Beta Kappa

Four Athens residents are among the six juniors, six seniors and three 1961 Ohio University graduates initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at a Baker Center banquet. Recipients are Mary Kay Ball Athens Route 1 junior Renate Marie Hammer 27 Franklin Ave senior Ward Wilson 16 Kuntz Ave senior and Gordon Kristen Murphy 15 Roosevelt Dr graduate student. Dr Arvin R Wells English professor at Ohio University will be guest speaker.

Athens Ohio University Phi Beta Kappa Earl Siegfred Mary Kay Ball

Scout Committees Called Weakness in District Meeting

Walter Ervin district chairman at the Hock Hocking District meeting in Athens urged strengthening unit committees and institutional representatives calling them the backbone of scouting. John Coker outlined district commissioner duties while Bill Teders set a goal of eight new units for the year and noted 705 enrollments after five new units. James Farley and P. C. Nichols were elected vice chairmen charged with overseeing two operating committees each. The report on last year's progress highlighted the Scout O Rama held last June.

Walter Ervin Hock-Hocking Red Cross Athens Ervin John Coker Bill Teders

Ohio University student’s prank backfires on petty larceny charge

Mark Krumhansl of Palmer Street pilfered a $50 financial aid check from the mail in December as a prank on Robert Spratt at 2 Stewart Street. He returned the uncashed check later, triggering police involvement and a Municipal Court hearing where he pleaded innocent to petty larceny with a $50 bond.

Ohio University Mark Krumhansl Palmer St Robert C. Spratt Stewart St Krumhansl Spratt Louisville Tobacco Krumhansi Capt Joseph McBride

New Officers Elected At First Christian Church

The annual meeting of First Christian Church announced new officers for various church roles. Elders include Dr A H Shuster and George Drach. deacons include Henry Fillmer and Clarence Stow. trustees Gene Yoho and Herman Herron. financial secretary Dr George Lobdell and assistant Charles Jump. Esther Smith treasurer and Velma Staneart clerk. Sunday School names Lewis McBride superintendent and officials. Reverend Joe B Maffett closed the meeting with a brief sermon.

First Christian Church A. H. Shuster George Drach Archie Greer Henry Fillmer Clarence Stow Kenneth Sands Cecil McGlone Jr Everett Ridge Blaine Newell Ray Koehler Floyd Brookins Robert Mingus Floyd Shafer David Neutzling Allen Riley Louise Laughlin Walter Suchanek Mary Vercoe Roger Barron Larry Helwig Alice Florence Brewer Lois Glancy Gene Yoho Herman Herron George Lobdell Charles Jump Esther Smith Velma Staneart

Two Ohio University Students Taken To Health Center

The fire department emergency squad transported two students to Hudson Health Center. At 2 29 p m Joyce Parker, 19, Lindley Hall, suspected appendicitis. James H Smith, 20, Vine Street, Grover Center, sustained a possible back injury after a fall during basketball play.

Fire Department Ohio University Hudson Health Center Joyce Packer Lindley Hall James H. Smith Vine St Grover Center

Local youths named in brief notice

Dicky Homer Okers aged 18 from Mc Arthur Route 2 and Ed ith Mae Rutter aged 18 from Albany are listed in a short community notice.

Dicky Homer Okers McArthur Edith Mae Rutter Albany

Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens

Mrs. and Mr. William Black of Athens welcome a daughter. Admitted patients include Paula Bolen and Mary Kathleen Sheridan of Athens and George Barnhouse. Dismissed Mrs. Arthur Van Dyke of Albany Route 2 and Mrs. Herbert Fulton of Athens Route 5.

William Black Athens Paula Bolen Herbert Fulton Mary Kathleen Sheridan George Barnhouse Arthur van Dyke Albany

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Roy Cross Mercury Wilson Robert Rutter Athens High Donald S. Bolon Ohio State University Kinneer Motors E. State St James Farley P. C. Nichols Teders Athens Messenger Lewis McBride Paul Porter Larry Goldsberry Sandra Andrews E. M. Collins Marvin Phillips Joe B. Maffett Martin Middleport Sheltering Arms Hospital Atvens Jan. Kerr Tula M.c
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