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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
11
Edith Wakely district deputy outlined plans for the April rally to be at Chester Elementary School during Chester Council Daughters of America. Nevada Beaver named general chairman with Zelda Weber and Esther Ridenour as colorbearers. Myrtle Walker to lead as district team captain Phyllis Rowan as assistant.
Mrs. Frank Lowery formerly Freda Sauvage of Pomeroy died Wednesday afternoon at her home in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after a period of failing health. She was the daughter of Valentine and Elizabeth Sauvage of Pomeroy and moved to Pittsburgh about 25 years ago with her husband. Surviving are three sons Lawrence Valen and Delbert of Pittsburgh and two brothers Julius and John of Pomeroy. Her husband died five years ago. Funeral services will be held Friday evening in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Everett Hayes of Great Bend seeks Meigs County photographs for the Ohio Year Book 1963 published by Ohioana. She chairs Meigs County for next year and asks locals to send pictures for favorable publicity. Bruce Stalnaker arrives in Okinawa with the U S Air Force air police at Kadena. The Meigs dog tag deadline is Jan 20 with fines for late purchase and a $1 late fee. The Meigs dog pound handled 1954 dogs over two years. enforcement will be strict. A Pomeroy popcorn fundraiser supports new village radio equipment. Phil Globokar is squad chief. Pomeroy Emergency Squad notes 213 calls last year with six volunteers per call and 2629 miles. Cardiac pacer purchased via public contributions. New Enterprise EUB Church parsonage open house Sunday 1 to 5 pm. Pfc Wallace L Reuter visits grandparents in Meigs County.
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