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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
4
Ohio viewers receive programs one hour earlier than listed. West Virginia stations Huntington Charleston and Parkersburg operate on Saving Time while Ohio stations use Eastern Standard Time. Listings include News and Movie channels with show times adjusted accordingly.
Readers can follow a dense schedule of programs from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM featuring cartoons and family favorites like Popeye Casper Cartoons Tennessee Tuxedo and Mighty Mouse along with live shows including The Jetsons Sergeant Preston and American Bandstand. The listing also notes baseball golf and bowling broadcasts and cinema blocks across networks NBC and CBS.
The page lists day schedules across stations WSAZ WLWC WIVN WCHS WBNS WHIZ and others with programs from morning to late evening. It includes many gospel and religious programs Rex Humbard Vision shows and general entertainment plus sports and weather blocks for Huntington Columbus Parkersburg and Athens markets.
Friday offers a slate including Magic Town Charge at Feather River The Maverick Queen Santiago Castle of Terror and more with stars Vera Miles Barbara Stanwyck Gene Barry Rex Harrison and Richard Widmark Sunday features Sabu Clark Gable Bing Crosby and Randolph Scott among others with Horror Mystery Adventure and Drama titles across daytime and late-night slots
Oscar and Judy Bradley transfer 46 acres in Clinton Township to George M. and Marjorie M. Forst. Mary E. Johnson Frantz transfers 311 acres in Swan Township to Duane Bell for oil and gas. Duane Bell and Arlene Bell transfer 311 acres in Swan Township to W. E. and Garnet Engle for oil and gas. Andrew J. and Agnes Hicks transfer 145.4825 acres in Knox Two to Paul D. and Helen R. Gross. D. E. and Wilma K. Phillips transfer 1.47 acres and village lots in Zaleski to Samuel D. and Lucille F. Bruner.
Edith Reed notes the Bolshoi Ballet’s third U S tour performance in Pittsburgh at the new arena. She highlights Maya Plisetskaya and Vladimir Vasiliev, Liudmilla Vlasova, Stanislav Vlasova, and Nina Sorokina with Yuri Ladimirova, the American orchestra and 200 touring staff. The piece covers ticket demand, historical Met appearances, and international interest.
An Associated Press report from Frankfurt describes German office culture shifting from the standard bread sandwich to varied lunches bought from delis and prepared at desks. Workers now use electric kettles and refrigerators, with noon becoming the busiest time for food stores as bosses adapt to the trend. The trend reflects rising affluence and evolving habits, with many offices supporting self-serve meals and snacks.
The Orange Church held dedication services for a new annex recently. The WSCS met at Isola Taylor's home with thirteen attendees to discuss buying a vacuum cleaner and voted to purchase a first aid kit to be bought by Florence Spencer.
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