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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
3
Ohio law now requires the gun hunter to use a shotgun loaded with a single ball or rifled slug for deer hunting. The rule aims to reduce fatalities from mistaken identity and long-range rifle fire, noting higher deer hunting accident rates and the dangers of rifle ranges.
Albert Zimmer was admitted to Mount Carmel Hospital in Columbus on Monday and will undergo surgery on Thursday.
Mrs Barbara Gierhart and family moved from W A Sayre residence on Walnut to Mill Street in Athens. Foster Sayre family now occupies the Trimble residence. Mrs Faye Boyer King of Cleveland returns home after a week with Miss Merle Danford. Guests included Misses Anne Pickering Constance Leete Greta Lash of Athens. Miss Danford drove Mrs King to Wellston and Jackson.
Sam Gayton, formerly of Atkins Street Glouster and now a Columbus teacher, spent a day exploring the hills near town. He hiked from Gobblers Knob past Old Black Woods School site to the east end of Congress Run, retracing his boyhood territory.
A reception will be held at the Glouster Methodist Church for the new minister Rev Lester Litten on Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. The WSCS will supervise the event and invites members and the public to attend.
The Chit Chat Club will host a family gathering at Lake Burr Oak Beach on Tuesday July 15 for members and children.
Lodge 470 F and AM will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m to conduct regular business and discuss upcoming events.
Lake Burr Oak reports 10000 visitors on July 4 with full beach and picnic areas. Lifeguards are now on duty and boaters urged to use life jackets and lights after dark. Anglers report many large bass and bluegills caught at docks and dam area.
The Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the church hall with Mrs. Frank Darling as hostess. Mrs. Ed Ley presided. readings were by Mrs. Tom Noon and Mrs. Norbert Johnston. other talks included "The Work Value of Woman" and "The Smallest Brushes Make Most Beautiful Pictures." 15 members attended along with one guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn. next meeting set for July 22 with Mrs. Ed Ley.
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