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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1961
Page
3
Noel Eveland attends the State F and AM Secretary's meeting held in Toledo over Friday and Saturday, according to local notes.
Public notice: The Citizens Telephone Company of Coolville Ohio has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application to revise and increase rates for telephone service across its service territory. The filing requests authority to implement tariff changes including removal of a delayed payment charge and expansion of multi party and business services inside and outside the base rate area, with hearings and possible adjustments scheduled. The company urges review at its Coolville office or the PUC in Columbus.
Ohio attorney general rules York Local School District entitled to a share of state foundation monies formerly allocated to East Hocking. The decision provides operating funds without a new levy, after prior budget rulings limited York’s levy. Ward Two pupils now attend York schools, with remaining East Hocking funds to be distributed to Logan.
George Carlin of Carbondale 88 died Saturday after a long illness at the home of his daughter and son in law Mrs and Mr O B Carpenter Zion Ridge He was born in West Columbia West Virginia a retired coal miner Survived by wife Bessie daughter Reverend William Brown Burial at Asbury Cemetery Friends may call at Johnson funeral home Flowers requested to be omitted
GLOUSTER Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM was inspected in the Master Mason Degree on January 26 by D D G M Russell L Bailey of Coolville. 91 brethren attended a dinner at Glouster High School cafeteria, served by Thea Chapter C E S. 105 Masonic members were present for the degree work at the hall. There will be work in the F C degree at the regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall announced by Rich-
John R. Heiskell of Gallipolis, lieutenant governor of the Ninth Ohio Division of Kiwanis International, will make his official visit to the Glouster Kiwanis Club during its regular meeting. He has served as president of the Circleville Club and is immediate past president of the Gallipolis Club. He has held roles in boys and girls work and agriculture and conservation committees.
Minnie Minoso becomes the club’s highest earner by age 37 as Chicago White Sox President Bill Veeck offers an estimated $50,000 salary, reflecting the veteran star’s refusal to quit.
Mrs Florence Bulen hosted the January Bishopville Missionary Society meeting. Devotions were by Mrs Nelva Kasler with prayer. Seven members attended. Secretary and treasurer reports were read. A Kasler victory in a contest was noted. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Services for Gary Lee Rutter, infant son of Larry and Wanda Rutter of Athens Route 3, were held at 1 p.m. Monday at Johnson funeral home. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery. The child died Saturday afternoon at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
A saying notes that laughing at a boss’s jokes does not prove humor but implies a practical sense of direction in duties. It contrasts social ease with leadership navigation, suggesting competence is shown by path and purpose rather than jokes.
Miss Gail Maiden was honored at a prewedding shower at the home of Mrs. Ben Kirkendall with assist from Mrs. Wayne White. Guests included Doris Darby Eva Klotz and Jeanne as prizes were awarded and plans for the Feb. 12 open church wedding at the Presbyterian Church were noted.
The Mount St. Mary Hospital lists new births for families including Mr and Mrs Larry Rutter and Mr and Mrs Walter Bringardner among others. Several patients are admitted and discharged with names and townships across Nelsonville Glouster McArthur and nearby areas.
Nine past presidents of the Nelsonville Emblem Club were honored at a recent gathering. Vice President Martha Howe presented corsages and gifts to attendees.
The Nelsonville Ministerial Association will convene at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the First Christian Church office to discuss community needs and joint religious outreach.
Helga Orrick, the lone woman supervisor of Case Institute of Technology’s all men student union, enforces no sleeping in the lounge and sock policy for 1500 undergrads. She uses psychology and discipline to manage the male crowd, oversees card games, announcements, and billiard rooms, and maintains the lounge as a showcase.
Cub Scout Pack 71 met at the American Legion Hall with Cubmaster Bob Byers directing. Plans were discussed for the Blue and Gold dinner Feb 16 with Boy Scout Troop 72 and Explorer Post 72 at the high school gym. Mothers were asked to meet Monday at the Scout room at 7 p.m. to finalize plans. Den 5 presented a skit featuring Johnny Savel Todd Patton Jack McClelland James Shafer Eugene Shafer and Timothy Wyatt. Awards given included Wolf Badges to Don Winefordner Bobby Hale and Charles Hale Bear Badge to Johnny Savel and Lion Badge to Pete Moore.
Mrs James Seibert announces Mothers March for Polio to be held Tuesday. Participants include Margaret Hamer Mary Dew Iris Gretz Martha Constable Ann Lohse Joann Sorrell Ruth Staley Marie Stanley Leta Davis and Jean Seibert.
Leo Phillips 57, a former Columbus chief of detectives and safety director, died Monday in Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus after a lingering illness. He leaves wife Alice, son Leo Jr., four sisters from Pomeroy and Middleport, and brother John of Columbus. Funeral at Glenwood Methodist Church Wednesday 2 30 p m. Body at Spears Funeral Home on W Broad St Columbus.
Nelsonville High School PTO will meet in the school study hall Thursday at 7 30 p m A report and discussion will cover the State House Conference held in Columbus last week.
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