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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
12
The 1964 Revenue Act lowers withholding to a 16 to 77 percent range for 1964 returns and raises standard deduction options. It adds rules on sick pay, dividend credits, casualty losses, medical expenses, childcare, moving costs, and capital loss carryovers. Averaging of income may apply to some taxpayers, with guidance from IRS.
New York reports a large grizzly in Yellowstone National Park will be recorded as it makes a winter hum. Researchers aim to capture the bear’s vocalizations and the strange tuning fork like sound during hibernation.
A meeting at EUB Church in Aurelville was held with Mrs. C. B. Chilcote in attendance. The report notes participation by Celesta Hoy and the By. group, reflecting local church activities.
Judy's Girl will debut on Broadway following a Theater World Award win for her performance. The new show, described as a fashion illustration driven, optimistic production, marks a bold step forward.
Mrs. Francis Morris reports guests in Racine from Lexington as Mr. and Mrs. Price Wolfe. The Spencers from Mason West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer recently. Anita Houdashelt of Forest Run spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt.
The Congo Crisis feature titled Crisis in the Congo is showcased in Screen News Digest along with monthly film service previews. This free film is highlighted as part of the C&SOE offerings.
Long Bottom residents report guests and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Curt Coathorne from Beckley visiting John Grace, Allison Coathorne visiting, and multiple gatherings with families in Reno Portland and Chester. Audrey Smith Nellie Stethem spent days at Paden City with Howard Young. Florence Limburger visiting Oscar Babcock. Dorsey Larkins with Virgil Wamsley.
Chicago report notes the traditional hotel house detective is disappearing as inns near O'Hare shift to modern security. Dan Pavis believes limited lobby space, motel con games reduced and credit cards prevent skip billing, making a house detective unnecessary and costly.
In Belgrade Yugoslavia the national airline offered a free round trip to Dubrovnik to prove air travel comfort. The event drew 40 volunteers but only 39 appeared for the flight, leaving one absent.
A man attends court daily facing charges that do not suit his long life story. The proceedings focus on legal questions and personal history rather than new crimes.
Carson City report notes long running prison gambling tradition while a study urged officials to end it. Gov Grant Sawyer cites no gambling at the new minimum security unit opened this fall and warns reform may take time due to limited recreational options inside.
Miami's Cedars of Lebanon Hospital plans cedar paneled visitors' foyers. An anonymous donor ordered 1000 board feet of cedar from Belize to decorate the third and fourth floor waiting rooms.
Corning Sunflower chapter of C E S met at Catherine Palmer's home for a past matrons visit. The brief event record notes fellowship and the informal gathering.
Eureka County residents gained an hour when Nevada reverted to standard time but lost it weeks later. Local businessmen petitioned the county commission to switch Eureka County to Mountain time to align with White Pine County due to travel and communication needs. the commission approved the change.
Mrs Goldin Cromley of Porter visited Mr and Mrs James Bush. Mattie Chasteen visited Anna Higgins. Frank Markins a patient at Holzer Hospital. Max Barnes visited Ella Payne. Loren Lambert family from Columbus visited Henry and Clara Lambert. Walter Brown and Rita visited Verna George. Anna Higgins visited Neva Denny.
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