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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1960

Page

16

Riding Club Operator Faces Second Charge

Logan Hocking County Health Commissioner Dr. H M Boocks filed a second charge against Wildcat Hollow Riding Club operator Thomas Lioyd for allowing a dead horse to remain in a field. He pleaded not guilty as Judge Vaughn Collins bound him to the grand jury. bond set at 50 dollars. Six horses were impounded after a prior charge of failing to provide sustenance.

Logan — Hocking County H. M. Boocks Thomas Lioyd Wildcat Hollow Lioyd Vaughn Collins Collins Grand Jury Lloyd Hocking County Humane Society Dr. Boocks Riding Club Warne Stark A. J. Waldron The Humane Society

Logan Seek Pupil Transfer To Laurelville

A bulletin from the Hocking County Board of Education reports Laurel Township residents petitioned to transfer land from West Hocking to Laurelville School District. The move covers parts of sections eight and seventeen, with 16 signatures shown to Supt. James Frey. Meanwhile Laurelville pupils attend Logan High due to Gibisonville High School charter revocation.

LOGAN Hocking County Board of Education Laurel Twp West Hocking Laurelville McKinley Hansen James Frey Laurel Two Logan High School State Board of Education Gibisonville High School

Winter band concert set for Sunday at high school

Logan announces the annual winter concert for Junior and Senior High School bands this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets available from band members or at the door. 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. The program is arranged by A. W. Houk director Richard Buntz assistant director and John Devol student teacher.

Television Listings Page Utterly Confusing Schedule Mess

The page presents a fragmented list of TV programs with bold color markers and inconsistent timing. It names multiple shows across hours, including news, game shows, dramas, and children's fare, without coherent formatting or corrected schedules.

TV Schedule Montage for Evening Lineup

A dense list presents a TV schedule with times and show names such as Pat Boone Gale Storm The Untouchables Donna Reed Real McCoys News Weather and sports segments. The fragment mentions channels and blocks including 6:00 9:00 10:30 11:15 and items like 77 Sunset Strips and The Detective with various hosts and movie slots.

Pratt-Scruggs NBC News Bat Masterson Jack Paar Katie Doonan Susie Dr. Malone Steamboat Bi Cisco Kid Steamboat Bill Pontiac Parad M Squad Death Valley Man Dawson Jack Pear Weath Pat Boone Gale Storm Donna Reed Phela Life of Riley Casper Capers Restless Gun Rin Tin Tin Cisco Kia Sunset Striz Glencannyn the Detective Not For Hire Walt Disney OO News Frisco Untouchables Reeder Patrol Joan Daly Fignt Gaile Storm Real Mc Cove Sunset Strig John Daly Black Saddie Weaver Man Black Bill Zips Univ. Hall Kindergart Tom Gieda Joar Ann Reider Fillippo Tomor

Unclear TV Schedule Fragment Highlights Evening Lineup

Fragmentary listing shows multiple time slots and show names such as Comedy Theat Johnny Ringo Playhouse and Desilu Playhouse. Mentions Weather Dougs awards and various names like Betty Hutton Jim Bowie Wu Chet Long and Armendhea.

Comedy Theat Johnny Ringo Zane Grey Finrascope Playhouse Chet Long Doug Eawards Weaner Armendhea Betty Hutton

KEY PREVIEWS AND EVENING TV SEGMENTS

A night of television previews features Lt Finucane in a manhunt as a distraught fiancé seeks rescue from a kidnapper but is thwarted when the alleged victim denies it. Gene Barry stars in Bat Masterson Pigeon and Hawk. Johnny Staccato with Cassavetes faces counterfeiters. Bachelor Father stars Forsythe. Ernie Ford in color with Charley Weaver hosts family guest.

Finucane Victor Jory P.m Bat Masterson Gene Barry Pigeon Hawk Masterson Denver Johnny Staccato John Cassavetes Eduardo Diannelli Staccato Waldo John Forsythe Noreen Corcoran Sammee Tong Ernie Ford Cliff Arquette Charley Weaver Poppa Ernie

TV Tonight Highlights and Prime Time Lineup

Donna Reed Show at 8 p.m. features Donna Stone reacting to son David Barker running away and hiding in the basement during a possible remarriage. Real McCoys at 8:30 p.m. has Grandpa McCoy and Luke intruding on Hassie’s date. The Untouchables at 9:30 p.m. stars Jim Backus as a bookkeeper for racketeers needing to retire from crime.

Donna Reed Donna Stone David Barker Stone House Real McCoys Grandpa McCoy Luke Hassie The Untouchables Jim Backus

8 30 p.m Johnny Ringo and Zane Grey Theatre line up

Johnny Ringo features guest star Gene Evans as Boone Hackett in Die Twice a dead but active outlaw. Zane Grey Theatre stars James Whitmore as a taciturn blacksmith knight in The Way Farers. Playhouse 90 presents A Dream of Treason with Richard Basehart Leora Dana John Williams and Alexander Scourby.

Johnny Ringo Jule Rivlin Zane Gres IP Amos-Andy Playhouse 90 Marshal Theater Betty Hutton Gene Evans Boone Hackett Zane Grey Theatre James Whitmore Richard Basehart Leora Dana John Williams Alexander Scourby State Department

Movie Guide: January 21 Listings in Washington

A historical wire style guide lists Thursday and Friday cinema options with showtimes and cast, including Washington Melodrama High Noon Beauty And The Bandit Hatter Castie Teats Of The Lonesome Pine Dancing On A Dime The Millersonan Manhattan Parade Thank You Mr Moto Wake Island Queen For Day The Thin Man and casts like John Carradine Peter Lorre Myrna Loy and William Powell.

dtMl Washington Lonesome Pine Donald Robert Paige The Millersonan Warner Baxter Nancy Saunders Manhattan Charles Butterworth Winnie Lighter Fieldsartha Raye Dorothy Lamour Mr. Moto John Carradine Peter Lorre Wake Island Brian Donlevy William Bendix Jack Batley Thin Man William, Powell Myrna Ley

Judge Brown PTA Speaker at Starr Washington PTA

Judge Rhea Brown spoke to Starr Washington PTA at Union Furnace School about how she handles children before her court. Rev Paul Sellers opened with scripture and prayer. Mrs Sidney Kapple led the business session. Seventh graders taught by Mrs Winerfred Sowers won the room count.

McGlothlin Edwards Carter Eggleston Mosure Vernon

Union Furnace Guests Span Families At Logan Area Events

The Union Furnace region hosts a flurry of visits with numerous families from Logan Nelsonville and Columbus sharing meals and gatherings. In Logan court, Marion Ruble's Lancaster Implement Co case against S W Huston ends with dismissal at cost. In Kenton, George Parthemore, 24, is sentenced to 17 years for stealing $5000 in government bonds from his grandfather.

Kenton Ohio George Parthemore Belle Center Reformatory

Patricia Lee White Engaged in Logan Area

Patricia Lee White announced her engagement. She received a 1958 bachelor of science degree and works as an elementary teacher in Logan city schools. Napier, who served two years in the Army Nike Division in Cleveland, is now employed by Columbus Transit Co.

Logan City Napier Army Nike Cleveland Columbus Transit Co New Plymouth Earl White Plymouth Patricia Lee Vernon Napier Charles Napier Hazard, Ky Miss White Ohio University

Northern Local Petition Moves Toward Albany Transfer Vote

Northern Local officials push for a May vote on transferring the district to Albany after 171 residents signed a petition. Albany argues that Albany High School offers a stronger program and would receive a permanent charter if approved.

Albany Rutland Meigs County Albany High School Harrisonville Albany Board of Education Pauline Atkins Ava Gilkey Atkins Rutland High School Gilkey

Local Social Roundup From Carbondale and Area

Carbondale scene includes Murl Daughtry visiting cousins the Kennards. Sunday dinner guests included Ovid Scott and SFC Gilbert Barber on leave from Paris. Weekend visitors: Gerald Williams family from St Clairsville and Jimmie Barber clan. WSCS met at Wilma Williams home with Nora Cox leading. Grace Mace and Lloyd Mace family visited Columbus. Stephen Woods moved into a new home formerly owned by Glen Hoak.

Carbondale Murl Daughtry Cuyahoga Falls Dan Kennard George Barber Ovid Scott SFC Gilbert Barber Paris Jimmie Barber Columbus Gerald Williams St. Clairsville Wilma Williams Jane Pollock Inez Mace Lizzie Lowry Jamita Young Doa Holland Jean Holland Danny Young WSCS Methodist Church Nora Cox Grace Mace Lloyd Mace Stephen Woods Glen Hoak

Four Logan and South Bloomingville Residents Named

David Wayne Fetheroll 24 an electrician of Logan Route 3 and Wanda Gail Smith 19 of Logan a waitress. Melvin Raymond Gierhart 23 of South Bloomingville a laborer and Jerry Lee Shaw 19 of South Bloomingville at home.

David Wayne’ Fetheroll Logan Wanda Gail Smith Melvin Raymond Gierhart South Bloomingville Jerry Lee Shaw

Logan Entry Dismisses American Finance Corp. Case

Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer orders dismissal at plaintiff’s cost in the case of American Finance Corp. versus Donald G. Holbrook with entry filed in the court record.

Logan—Entry American Finance Corp Donald G. Holbrook Common Pleas Harley Meyer

Logan Ingram seeks divorce from Philip Ingram

Freda Jo Ann Ingram a minor through her next friend Fleeta O Har ra petitions for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty She requests custody of minor children support money alimony and a restraining order

Logan Freda Jo-Ann Ingram Fleeta O’harra Philip Ingram

Why the Psalms Topic Draws Church Group Attention

First United Presbyterian Church Group I met at the home of Mrs. Edward Burkett to discuss Why the Psalms. Mrs. James Sanborn led the Bible study and Mrs. Myron Miller led the devotional period using The Golden Hills. February hostesses and leaders were named, and 17 members plus one guest the Rev. Howard Ruppelt attended the social hour with refreshments served by several hosts.

Middleport First United Presbyterian Church Edward Burkett James Sanborn Myron Miller Golden Hills Dwight Wallace William Morris Everett Bachner Ronald Hand George Anderson, Jr John Parsons Richard Vaughan Howard Ruppelt

Sheep Shear School to Run at Logan High School

Don Young announces a sheep-shearing school co sponsored by Hocking County Extension and Vocational Agriculture Service and the Ohio Woolgrowers Association. Eight county boys will attend at Logan High School Friday and Saturday with Fairfield and Perry Counties represented by Future Farmers of America and 4 H clubs.

Logan Hocking County Extension and Vocational Agriculture Service Ohio Woolgrowers Association Don Young Logan High School Pat Jones Laurelville Mark Farmer Roger King Paul Sater Rockbridge Jim Johnson Gary Starner Bruce Cremean Larry Wagner Fairfield Perry Counties Future Farmers of America

Booster Class Holds New Year Program and Elects Officers

Racine Baptist Sunday School booster class met at Mrs. Clara Powell’s home with co host Mrs. Blanch Spencer. Helen Simpson led devotions and the program Each In His Place In the New Year followed by refreshments. New officers named Phyllis Martin president Marie Roush vice president Gretta Simpson secretary Isabel Simpson treasurer. Several local residents enjoyed weekend visits and trips to Columbus and Parkersburg with family members and friends.

Francis Morris Racine Baptist Sunday School Clara Powell John Stobart Columbus Ralph Wills Albert Hill Ward Foster Shelby Beckwith Parkersburg Isabel Simpson Mae Wolfe Hazel Cleland Gretta Simpson Linnie Swan Long Bottom

Demurrer Overruled in Iles Case in Hocking County Court

Judge Harley Meyer out of Hocking County Common Pleas Court overruled a demurrer filed by Ralph Stowe and Alma Stowe to the amended petition of Gertrude Iles. Defendants were given fifteen days to file an answer.

Marion PTO Meeting Highlights Free Speech and Faith Focus

Judge Harley Meyer of the Common Pleas Court spoke on Amendments to the Constitution stressing freedoms of speech press and religion at Marion PTO. The meeting included announcements, a fish supper plan, and refreshments. Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council met at the Walters home with devotions and farmer discussion. Poetry readings followed with works by Dryden Blake and others, dessert service concluded the program.

United States Harley Meyer Common Pleas Court Marion Pto Ray Brown PTO Tom Vancurren

Poetry Program At Junior Tourist Book Club

Mrs. John Sherwood presented a poetry program at the Monday meeting of the Junior Tourist Book Club held at Mrs. Richard S. Brandt’s Fountain Street home. She selected poets from the 16th to the 20th century, offering brief biographies and poems for each. She opened the program.

Christopher Marlow Sir Walter Raleigh Amy Lowell T. S. Eliot Archibald MacLeish Merrill Moore Sherwood Ezra Pound Brandt John Sherwood Richard S. Brandt Fountain St

Local Social News Highlights from Portland and Nearby

Mrs Annie Price returns home after weeks with her son in law and daughter in Columbus. Gerald Quis family and Roland Kellenberger visit Van McDade and Eber Quis households. Alice Adams visits her parents Earl and Mrs Jewett. Gillilan family from Chester visits C E Johnson's parents. Earl Wells and Wilma spend day in Gallipolis. Harry Adams of Charleston visits Hubert Price. Sharpneck family from Columbus visits Sharpneck parents Clarence Proffitt. Myrna Ramsdell visits son and daughter in law Bob and Mrs Ramsdell of Michigan.

Portland Annie Price Joseph Schmidt Columbus Gerald Quis Huntington van McDade Eber Quis Roland Kellenberger Alice Adams Coocville Earl Jewett Roy Gillilan Chester C. E., Johnson Earl Wells Wilma Gallipolis Harry Adams Charleston Hubert Price Jack Sharpneck

Delinquency Charge Filed Against Athens Youth

Logan police chief files delinquency complaint in Hocking County Juvenile Court against a 17 year old Athens youth. He was found with David Tolliver 18 who was convicted in Logan mayor's court for breaking into a Wallace Gulf Service Station. Police say the youth had no connection with the robbery and disposition rests with Athens County juvenile authorities.

Logan Roy Kelch Hocking County Athens Kelch David Tolliver Wallace Gulf Service E. Front St Athens County

Progress on the March theme at Hocking Grange meeting

Hocking Grange No. 2029 held a Friday night meeting after a business session led by Mrs. Charles Geil. Mrs. David Shull guided a program of groun singing poems and articles about the January theme with members including Mrs. Roy Beery Mrs. Noel North Mrs. Geil Marion Beery Porter Heigle and David Shull. A potluck lunch followed.

Hocking

Logan Duplicate Club Sets Evening at Ohio Power Co Auditorium

Local gaming event reports a master point game at the Ohio Power Co auditorium at 7 30 p m. Also listed is the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs Ed Fetherofl s home with sessions on meals starting at 10 a m.

Logan Ohio Power Co Pleasant Valley Ed Fetherofl Alsa

Hocking Valley Hospital Notices Admits Dismissals and Birth

Ida Shrader Logan and Lewis Heim Logan admitted for medical care while Mrs Lewis Angle Logan also admitted. Mrs Chester P Hunter New Straitsville and the McIntosh family Logan along with Mrs James Wilcox and her son are discharged. A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Hall Hamden Route 1.

Ida Shrader Logan Lewis Heim Lewis Angle Chester P. Hunter New Straitsville William McIntosh James Wilcox James Hall Hamden

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