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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1967

Page

10

Passage Sought In Senate Of Bill To Replace Mental Hospitals

Columbus Ohio AP report says the Ohio Senate will begin considering a bill to close state mental hospitals and replace them with community treatment centers under the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction. Supporters call it a leading reform towards home-based intensive care with a broad program across the state.

the Messenger Athens Ohio Senate Robert E. Miller Columbus Ohio Senate Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction House Norman A. Murdock Cincinnati

Richard C. Follrod Elected to Farm ers Bank Board

Theodore T. Reed Jr. announces Richard C. Follrod, lifelong Meigs County resident, will join the Farmers Bank and Savings Company board. Follrod, Olive Orange High School 1941 graduate, husband of Margaret Henderson, father of Charles Richard, resides in Pomeroy Mulberry Heights. He owns R. C. Follrod Co. and is vice president of Ben-Tom Co. of Columbus. He is described as a young, able, aggressive director to better serve the community.

Pomeroy Theodore T. Reed Jr Farmers Bank and Savings Company Richard C. Follrod Follrod Meigs County Clara M. Follrod Raymond H. Follrod Olive Orange High School Margaret Henderson Charles Richard Mulberry Heights R. C. Follrod Co Ben-Tom Co Columbus Reed

World War I Veteran Installed Commander

Jacob Turner Pomeroy, a World War I veteran, was installed as chapter commander of Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, at a meeting this week. Other officers installed were Clarence Prince as vice commander Kenny Madden as chaplain and Lloyd Thomas as treasurer. The chapter will send nine delegates to the state DAV convention in Columbus this weekend.

Pomeroy Jacob Turner Meigs Clarence Prince Kenny Madden Lloyd Thomas Columbus

Meigs 4 H News Garden and craft club reports

Meigs 4 H Club news covers ten attendees at the Merry Gardeners meeting with a flower show workshop and nursery visit plus a flower arrangement demo by Brenda Bolin. Reports include disease and insect control by Jenny Ferguson and the next meeting on July 19 at Mrs O'Dell's home.

Merry Gardeners 4-H Club Harvey O'Dell Carper Brenda Bolin Jenny Ferguson O’dell Columbia Make

Middleport Personal Visits Span States and Camp

Mrs. Charles Page formerly Pauline Tuckerman visits family in Ohio after arriving from Ft Myers Florida by plane. She tours Columbus with sister in law Mrs. Sidney Russell then travels to Oklahoma to see the Russell daughter and Mr and Mrs Dick Hayth. The group returns to Columbus for a Tuckerman reunion in Utica Ohio and plans a Florida trip with her father Rue Tuckerman. The family discusses deep sea fishing near Florida and Yellow Creek. Also listed are campers at Mineral Wells West Virginia and visits by Leo Kennedy Sr and relatives in Springfield Columbus and Nelsonville.

Charles Page Pauline Tuckerman Ft. Meyers Fla Rue Tuckerman Page Columbus Sidney Russell Oklahoma Russell Dick Hayth Myrna Lindsay Tuckerman Edgar Tuckerman Athens Utica Ohio Florida Yellow Creek Gulf Kathy Sherry King Sharon Whitlatch Sherri Hutchinson Keith VanIawaken Mineral Wells W. Va Ohio Valley Christian Service Camp Leo Kennedy, Sr Springfield C. R. Gilbert Clarence Bailey Thelma Shirk A. E. Erlewine Jesse Lake Nelsonville Michael Ohlinger

Ohio ex-convicts lack job readiness after release

Ohio officials say the average convict is not prepared for gainful work upon release due to limited education and skills. Charles Brashear notes many inmates lack education and work training, with only a few high school diplomas and minimal college courses offered. pay boosts for instructors aim to improve programs to break welfare dependency.

Columbus Ohio Charles &. Brashear Ohio Corrections Ralph E. Gabele Ohio State Employment Service S. M. Patterson Division of Cor Charles E. Brashear Columbus-Athens Region

WSCS Holds Meeting On Missions in Pomeroy

The July WSCS meeting at United Methodist Church in Pomeroy featured Lucretia Genhimer leading devotions and Miss Lydia Ebersbach presenting The Mission School with aid from Mrs. Barnitz representing India and others for Rhodesia Pakistan Korea Mexico and Uruguay. A dialogue on The Future of Missionary Schools followed. Mrs. Allan Eichinger announced the supply needs for the year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Baker Gordon.

Pomeroy WSCS United Methodist Church Lucretia Genhimer Lydia Ebersbach Missionary Education Service Mission School William Barnitz India Alonzo Custer Rhodesia Leverett Roush Pakistan Jed Webster Korea Everett Thomas Mexico Ralph Gilmore Uruguay Ebersbach Charles Persinger Allan Eichinger Roush Baker Gordon

Installation of Auxiliary Officers Held

Meigs Chapter 53 Disabled American Veterans auxiliary in Pomeroy installed new officers at the DAV hall. Mary Karvel and Mary Beth Schultz presided. Installed were Ethel Thomas as commander, Mary Madden senior vice commander, Freda Watkins junior vice commander, Lennie Wolfe chaplain, Mildred Wolfe adjuvant, Judy Gilkey treasurer, patriotic instruction, and Sadie Wolfe sergeant at arms. The auxiliary now has 40 paid members.

Pomeroy Meigs DAV Mary Karvel Mary Beth Schultz Ethel Thomas Mary Madden Freda Watkins Lennie Wolfe Mildred Wolfe Judy Gilkey Sadie Wolfe

Portland couple welcomed a daughter and more births

Mr and Mrs Charles Sprouse of Portland announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank Wells also announce a daughter. Admitted listed individuals include Mrs Charles Sprouse Portland Gary Drenner Rutland Dolly Woods Minersville Henneritta McDade Portland. Dismissed names include Juanita Gordon Keith Evans Emma Ledlie Trina Ferrell. Racine Chapter OFS past officers plan a Sunday picnic at 6 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Philson and invite all past officers.

Charles Sprouse Portland Frank Wells Gary Drenner Rutland Dolly Woods Minersville Henneritta McDade Juanita Gordon Keith Evans Emma Ledlie Trina Ferrell Racine OFS Ben Philson

Group Plans Rummage Sale To Raise Funds

A Middleport First United Presbyterian Church deacons meeting discussed funds for Meigs County Children's Home. They scheduled a rummage sale for Sept 7-8 and an election day dinner on Nov 7. Chairmen named include Mrs Allan Leonard and Miss Phyllis Joachim.

Group Middleport Meigs County First United Presbyterian Church Allan Leonard Richard Owens Phyllis Joachim Tom Rue

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Ohio Civil Liberties Union James A. Rhodes Benson A. Wolman United States Direcor Richard Krabach Sydney Opera House Australia Richard C, Follrod Kathryn Rowther Salem Center Bernice Garnes Marie Turner Rex Shenefield Tresa Mitchell Connie Garnes Ann Colwell Bill Garnes Sheryl Johnson Meigs 4-H Pleasure Ri Ders E. J. Hill William Downie Sherry Indestad Teresa Cindy Susie Gooch Mike Jeff Jones Downie Acres Janet Humphrey Harrisonvile Girls Harrisonville Grange Hall Janelle Cummings Sue Wood Court House Cut Ups Chester Grange Hall Sue Hayes Elaine Milhoan Joyce Myers Chester Needle and Thread 4-H Club Lela Windon Snzy Newell Kathryn Windon Betty Hawk Louann Newll Kathy Davis Denise Dean Vicky Gaul Sherry Epple Patter Veterans Memorial Hospital Miss Joachim Mrs. Leonard Howard Ruppelt Edward Burkett Paul Haptonstall Karl Owen Joachim Bill Haptonstall Tom Kelly Robert Sharp Meigs General Hospital Dell James Eblin Minia Givens The Lessenger Greater Southeastern Ohio
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