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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
3
Robert Morrison was elected president at the Trimble Local Board of Education reorganizational meeting. Terry Holbert was chosen vice president and Carry E Bridges clerk. The board discussed a new elementary building and authorized George Sasser to reorganize elementary grades. Classes will be split across buildings by grades with non graded one two and kindergarten and grade five six and Special Education in separate locations.
CORNING The Southern Local Athletic Association will host a social party tonight at 8 p.m. at Miller High School with proceeds funding a new grandstand at the athletic field. The article also notes that colonial America housewives made bay berry candles.
Miss Ann Williams hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at Hotel Gordon with Miss Merle Dan ford as vice president. Mrs. Francis McAllister spoke on Man's Conquest of Blindness, noting 14 million blind people worldwide and that glaucoma and cataracts are leading causes. She praised the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge for supporting an eye bank and research at Johns Hopkins. Dessert was served to members and guest Mrs. Julia Elders. next meeting with Mrs. Sara W. Willis.
Sunday gatherings feature families from Chauncey Ath ens Columbus Nelsonville and Chauncey with visitors from Glouster Millfield and Millfield Route including Bentley Powell Crabtree and Robinson households. Local clubs in Glouster install officers at Burr Oak Lake and plan spring variety show with entry details.
Vintage catalog highlights shirts and blouses with options in all cotton, blends, and polyester cotton. Deals feature white and pastel colors in sizes 28 to 44, with prices around 2.99 to 6.99 and notes on washability and easy care.
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