Books on tap as fall shelves fill with new titles
Publisher catalogs reveal a slate of notable releases. Gerald McKnight reviews Schweitzer life in Verdict on Schweitzer due July 24 from John Day. Nat Hentoff’s The New Equally debuts this month from Viking Press. Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Nation arrives this month from Viking. James Deakin’s Pressure on the Potomac is due this month from Holt Rinehart and Winston. Don Robertson’s A Flag Full of Stars arrives early next month from Putnam’s. Paul Horgan returns in August with Things As They Are from Farrar Straus. Ian Fleming’s You Only Live Twice lands in August from New American Library. Richard J. Whalen’s The Founding Father arrives September from New American Library. Antony Brett-James’ The Hundred Days due August from St Martin’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Powers
Messenger News
Gerald McKnight
John Day
Nat Hentoff
Viking Press
Hentoff
Ken Kesey
Kesey
World of Letters
Washington
The
Potomac
James Deakin
Holt, Rinehart and
Winston
Don Robertson
Putnam
Robertson
Cleveland Plain- Dealer
Paul Horgan
New York State
Farrar, Straus
Ian Fleming
Mickey Spillane
James Bond
Japan
New American Library
Richard J. Whalen
Joseph P. Kennedy
Antony Brett-James
St. Martin’s Press
Attitude Key Topic In Appalachia Growth Debate
Readers urge active civic participation to attract industry to Appalachia. Letters cite John F. Wheeler and Mr Sheehan head of the Ohio University Institute for Development. They criticize attitude toward development and urge engagement from all levels of government and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
John F. Wheeler
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valley
Appalachia
Sheehan
Ohio University Institute For Development
Vanishing in Gallia A town notes loss of events
Gallia correspondent Dick Thomas reports the cancellation of the July 11 river concert by the American Wind Symphony due to alleged lack of local interest, noting past crowds, potential fall foliage tours, and the fading Fourth of July celebration as a sign of waning civic participation and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Thomas
Gallipolis
American Wind Symphony
Robert Austin Boudreau
Ohio River
Park Front
Wind Symphony
Point Pleasant
West Virginia Centennial Commission
C & O Railway
Central Ohio
Gallia
Junior Fair Board
Maurice Forgey
Forgey
Hamilton Brothers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Picnic Dinner Honoring Kim Lindner At Lenigar Home
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ward and Mrs. Jane Lenigar hosted a Sunday picnic dinner and cookout at the Lenigar home for Kim Lindner who left Tuesday for Ohio State University Hospital to begin radiology technology studies. Guests included Larry Evener Lanette Laurette James Leiber Peggy Jo Bob Finnearty Joe Galvin and the Lenigar family among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Melvin Ward
Jane Lenigar
Kim Lindner
Ohio State University Hospital
Ologis Technology
Larry Evener
Lanette and Laurette
James Leiber
Peggy Jo
Bob Finnearty
Joe Galvin
Jane
Pam
Jeff Lenigar
Tracie
Doris Bowman
Kim Lind
Tucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Huntsville
Ala
Kostival
Charles Hotary
Monte Sano Mountain
Floyd Shafer
Chillicothe
Jacob Way
Janice
Roger
Lake Burr Oak
Ivan Matheny
Jean Baughman
Encino
Calif
Matheny
Elizabeth Robinette
Elizabeth Robinett
Olive Brookins
Akron
Gib Fallon
Elmer Morris
Wilbur Sharp
Springfield
Morris
Thurman Tucker
Athens
Weekend Visitors Multiply Across Ohio and Nearby States
Chauncey personal notices list guests from Columbus to Waverly and Cincinnati. The Leffler, Ross, Warbs, Metzler, and Dick ens families host kin and friends from Ohio, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Alabama. Rita and Nancy attended an Ohio University music workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross
William Warbs
Jeff
Jenifer
William Metzler
Bill
John
Columbus
Eugene Leffler
Waverly
Irene Ross
Glenetta Locke
Jake Martin
Eldon Martin
Marlene
Cincinnati
Faye Cramer
Harold Dickens
the Plains
Dickens
Jenny Zeger
Vernon
Rita
Donna
Bakersville
Ohio
Nancy Patterson
West Lafayette
Nancy
Ohio University
Andy Kostival
Paul
David
Ken
Laurelville Social Notes and Visits Reported
Laurelville notes describe guests and family visits including Mrs Dessie Knox with her parents in Columbus and Thomas Hugghins family, Don Chilcote and sons Nicky and David visiting Columbus. church gathering at Mrs George Swope ston home with devotionals and a contest winner Mrs Arthur Hinton. Ola Jinks visits Parma. Jeff Jinks turns four. Harold Alters visits John Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Knox
Columbiana
Bert Wiggins
Robert Huggins
Columbus
Dwight Huggins
Don Chilcote
Nicky
David
Laurel
M. E. Church
George Swepston
Paul Armstrong
H. T. Edwards
Armstrong
Arthur Hinton
Frank Cox
Ray Poling
Alice Beougher
Ola Jinks
Gael Jinks
Jeff
Parma
Harold Alters
Gibisonville
John Norton
Picnic and Guests Highlight Millfield Gathering
Mrs. Harley Lanning hosted a lawn picnic at their Millfield home with many guests including Edward Mingus Christy Joe Jim Bill Linda Lohse Minnie Willis Gerald Willis Elmer Booth Junior Lanning Michael Pat Judy and Algier White A separate notice states the Daughters of St George plan a picnic Tuesday at Memorial Park with guest invitations and self provided dining ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harley Lanning
Millfield
Edward Mingus
Christy
Joe
Jim
Bill
Linda Lohse
Minnie Willis
Gerald Willis
Elmer Booth
Junior Lanning
Michael
Pat
Judy
Algier White
Millfield VBS ends with church program at Methodist
In CHAUNCEY the Millfield Vacation Bible School closed Sunday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Lillian Wright presiding. Sixty three children enrolled and the theme was Making Time Count For Christ. Charlotte Johnson led singing with Martha Merriman at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Methodist Church
Lillian Wright
Charlotte Johnson
Martha Merriman
Mary Jo Earich
Goldie Russell
Anna Marie Simpkins
Jane Hanning
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Powers
Mr. Jackson
Gil Jackson
Messenger
Sam Robertson
Emma
Sack
Jessie A. Whitman
Senate
House
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Laurelville
Millfield Home
Glouster
the Daughters of St. George
Memorial Park
David F. Driesbach
East State Street
Chapman
Athens, Ohio
Cosmo A. Okay
Cosmo
Logan
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