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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1964
Page
14
Leslie Mohney an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Denver Mohney was rushed to Mount St Mary Hospital by private car after marks on his hand prompted fear of a snake bite He was examined treated and released The child cried while playing in the yard and was later found with a swollen hand by his mother.
Fred E. Wade civil engineer for Girdler Corporation works on a chemical plant project in Bombay India. He is the son of Clyde Wade and his wife in Louise Kentucky. Wade expects his wife and baby to join him soon.
The city recreation director outlines a July lineup across Pee Wee Little Pony divisions. Pee Wee features Rascals vs Oakley's on July 6 and 9 with other matchups July 7 and 9. Little League lists Waterloo and K of P July 6, Brooks Shoes vs Rotary July 7, Coker's vs Volunteer Firemen July 8, and Waterloo vs Rotary July 9. Pony League shows Sohio vs Peoples Bank July 6, Waterloo vs Mechem's July 7, The Plains vs Electric Co. July 8, Deed's Dairy vs United Shoes July 9, plus Pony League All Stars vs Chauncey July 10.
A birth to Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter of Nelsonville. Admissions include Reba Pugh Glouster Route 3 Roxie Taylor New Marshfield Route 1 Lillian Bush Logan Route 2 Judy McCune The Plains. Dismissals listed: Edith Nixon New Straitsville Kenneth Thomas Jr Athens Sue Love New Marshfield Route 1 Judy Holley New Plymouth Route 1 Ted Dickens Glouster Route 3 Eugene Hammond Trimble Harry S Nye New Straitsville Abram Barber Nelsonville Route 1 Mildred Jones Glouster Route 1 Frank Palmer Nelsonville Route 2 Venus Pitts Nelsonville Route 1 Larry Coon and son Athens Hazel Newman Buchtel.
Nelsonville columnist warns that unprotected swimming holes and new government ponds tempt swimmers without lifeguards or safety provisions. He urges buddy systems and active supervision while stressing citizen responsibility to uphold liberty and participate in government.
Haydenville residents meet at Green Elementary School to discuss incorporation and forming a village government to manage a community owned water system. Perry Ford advised on procedures and a $160000 system. Natco still owned many houses in the area and several privately owned homes may join the village.
Nelsonville assembly 109 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls met at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday. The program honored founder Mark W Sexson with Anne Wolfe narrating The Life of Mark Sexson and Bettsy Radford reading Maxwell N Cornelius poem Sometime We Understanding.
Explorer Post 70 earned ready unit status from Kootaga Area Council for meeting training goals in fitness mobilization rescue first aid and safety and family preparedness. Eighty percent passed tests and members wear identification if deployed in emergencies. Nelsonville unit aims to serve in community crises.
McARTHUR The Vinton County Board of Elections earned a Meritorious Service award for prompt May primary report timing and accurate tabulations. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown distributed the honors at Cedar Point during a luncheon with other boards and staff.
Rome dispatch reports the blue Toonerville Trolleys that served between Rome and the Alban Hills since 1904 will be retired this year. Buses will replace the aging service, ending six decades of suburban and tourist transport.
Racine society pages list numerous visitors and family gatherings. Mrs. Paul McSeigen of New Cumberland spent ten days with her mother, while guests from Graham West Virginia and Pine Grove joined Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and the Bays. Several trips to Indiana and Ohio were noted along with air force service in Korea.
A simple guide explains building wooden fences from 4x4 cedar posts cedar 2x4s and six inch boards to create privacy deter animals and improve neighborly peace outside spaces.
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