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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
7
Nelsonville Woman's Bowling Association will meet at 6 15 p m Friday at the Mid Night Inn Alleys. All officers team captains and team members are invited to attend to discuss tournament plans.
Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville reported 3973 admissions in 1961 with 705 births, 3600 outpatients, 1082 emergencies, and 1214 operations. The average stay was 7.05 days, and the peak census hit 96 on November 27.
Nelsonville police search for a small white curled tailed dog described as a Spitz or similar breed that bit six year old Joe Bob Leffler at 4 p.m. Tuesday. The boy has received two bites high on the leg and may begin anti rabies treatment if the animal is not identified by Friday. neighbors report sightings around 9 a.m. with no owner identified.
Nelsonville of New Straitsville Nelsonville resident NELSONVILLE-Ray Dixon 69 died at home after an extended illness. Survived by wife Nellie six children and two great grandchildren. Services Friday at 1 p.m. at Johnson funeral home conducted by Rev Joe Walburn. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
A two car collision occurred at 8:35 a.m. Wednesday at the Canal Fulton junction. Charles Tanguy and Mrs. Mary M. Gaston, both reporting to police, drove away from the scene after the crash. Tanguy said he stopped at a traffic signal and began a left turn into Canal Street when the other car struck his. Damage included front and fender injuries to both vehicles and a knocked down highway marker sign.
Senator Barry Goldwater told students and townspeople at Miami University that the United States should withdraw from the United Nations. He proposed sidelining the UN and aligning with allies while persuading neutrals to join.
Funeral services for Theo dore S Smelts 64 a former Columbus resident who died Monday night in Ft Worth Texas will be held Friday at 1 p m at the Heinlein funeral home in Logan. The Rev Willard O Drefke will officiate burial will be in Glen Rest cemetery near Columbus. He was WWI veteran former Industrial Commission of Ohio employee and more recently operated an automatic laundry in Ft Worth. Surviving cousins live in Logan and Route 1.
Mrs Russell Fitzgerald hosted the Cosmopolitan Club at her Wood Street home with 12 members and guest reviewer Mrs Richard S Prandt present. President Mrs Clarence Blosser announced 1962 committees including nominating and program chairs and Mrs Duane Shipley as program chairman.
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