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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
5
Army Pvt. Gary R. Brown, 22, of McArthur Route 1, has been assigned to the 3d Armored Division in Germany. He serves as a mechanic in Headquarters Company of the division's 122d Maintenance Battalion near Hanau after enlisting in March 1964 and basic training at Fort Knox. Brown is a 1962 McArthur High School graduate. his parents reside at 105 N Locust St.
Pvt. William R. Reed of Wilkesville finished a helicopter maintenance course at the Army Aviation School Fort Rucker Alabama. He joined the Army in July 1964 after graduating Wilton High School in 1964 and completing basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Shawnee and surrounding communities will host a house to house campaign Wednesday under chairwoman Mrs Charles Severance Saltlick Two. Volunteers will canvass all homes in Shawnee Hemlock and McCuneville and residents are asked to light porch lamps at 6 p.m. for collectors. Refreshments will follow at the Severance home.
Grayson Ky A Radcliff freshman Patricia Morris received honorable mention for academic achievement at Kentucky Christian College for the first semester. She earned a 2.05 average on the three point system as a freshman student.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Swartz and Edna Carleton of Lottridge visited Ed Carleton for his 96th birthday last Thursday. Attendants included James Wiley Tom Hayes Cecil Darnold Ben Tompkins Karl Neuman Ihla Fae Kimes and Ronnie Swartz. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Paul Buckley and family from Athens. A salad idea features spinach leaves onion rings and orange with French dressing.
Miss Florence Hannah of Wadsworth, formerly Shawnee, received the Valley Forge Classroom Teachers Medal from the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge for teaching responsible citizenship and constitutional values. An Ohio University graduate, she has 39 years at Wadsworth and taught first grade at Franklin School for 17 years. She is sister to Don and William Hannah of Shawnee.
Shawnee Lodge 526 Free and Accepted Masons installed officers led by David Turnbull assisted by Richard Reed. New officers included E. W. Barnes as worshipful master Randall Mayes senior warden Allen Porter junior warden Bert Ridenour senior deacon Forrest Bishop junior deacon Alfred Hughes tyler David Turnbull chaplain Don Hannah treasurer W. D. Griffith secretary with Richard Reed and Frank Blake as stewards for one year. Lunch followed the ceremony.
Richard R. Hoy was reelected president of the Saltlick district in a special organizational meeting. Other officers include Glenn Richards as vice president William Johnson and Mrs. Jay Davis as clerk. Wages and classifications will stay the same for 1965. Meetings are held the first and third Friday each month.
Gladys Pierce Radcliff reports on a Winton Two Grange session where a member took third and fourth degree obligations and plans for Operation Forward on March 25 were announced. Several members recover from illnesses and visits occurred. Gary F Webb reports for duty aboard USS Sarsfield.
The Messenger warns it is not responsible for errors in TV listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type marks color programs.
Intertel presents America The Edge of Abundance a one hour documentary produced by Redif fusion Television Ltd. of London and to be broadcast Wednesday at 8 30 p m on Channel 20 WOUB TV Athens Ohio It surveys productive wealth consumer goods job displacement and leisure with experts including Michael Harrington leading a panel of economists in factories offices stores farms and nightclubs.
A fragment notes that automation productivity will lead to a shift improving society and its services to citizens. The idea emphasizes efficiency gains and better delivery of public services through advanced automation technologies.
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