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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
14
A women's insurance consultant urges use of seat belts for all passengers, noting belts save lives in short trips near home, in foreign and sports cars, and for children beyond age three. Regular checks protect against wear, and rear seat installation with named belts helps keep squirming kids quiet.
Professor Jukes of Ohio University spoke at an annual Youth Activities Circle book night review in the Jukes home. He addressed television in education and its role in classroom instruction citing that students in more than 7500 elementary and secondary schools receive part of their daily instruction via TV.
Mrs L E White hosted a Friday bridal shower for Mrs Carl Henning Judy Buck at Rock Riffle Road. Green and white decor and refreshments set the scene. Invitees included many relatives and friends. a TV based educational program discussion followed with WOUB plans and cable access mentioned.
The Athens County Grange hosted the first youth party at the Amesville Grange Hall led by Mr. and Mrs. James Nagle and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vernon. Nagle with Waldo Poston oversaw the meeting for 125 attendees and Bill Nagle showed Kelleys Island slides. The next meeting will be at the Athens Grange Hall with Mrs. Clarice Powell presiding and donations sought for the County Youth Fund.
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the DAR met in Baker Center with Miss Greta Lash as guest speaker reviewing Grace Coolidge and Her Era by Ishbel Ross. Leona Pickard presided, and Mrs. Grones led a memorial prayer for member Mrs Ralph Slabaugh.
The Plains WSCS met at Mrs. G. R. Shafer's home with Miss Alta Cooper leading a program on You Are A Missionary Too. Reports covered Peru and Bolivia missions, literature shipped to Faith Cabin Libraries, and plans for a Feb. 20 meeting at Mrs. Mackie Horn's home.
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