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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1972

Page

5

Wranglers Plan For Horse Show At Hollister

The Athens County Wranglers sponsor a Sunday horse show at the club ring two miles west of Glouster on Route 78. Highlights include a 50 dollar open barrel race and a 50 dollar open flag race with a 2 dollar entry. pony events pay 25 dollars with 1.50 entry. other entries 1 dollar. Payback ranges and 50 cent admission for adults with children under 12 free. A deputy sheriff will be on grounds. Additional contests include ladies flag race, boot race, and dash for cash.

Glouster Athens County Wranglers Hollister

Athens County Wranglers Club Ice Cream Social and Dance

The Athens County Wranglers Club sponsors an ice cream social at 7 p.m. and a square dance at 9 p.m. on Saturday July 22. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children. Membership fees are 1.50 for six months and the club ring is open to members for practice. Join at the show or contact a member. Refreshments and food will be available.

Athens County Wranglers Club

Owens Corning Reports Q2 1972 Sales and Earnings Rise

Owens Corning Fiberglass Corp. announced second quarter 1972 sales of 154.1 million dollars and earnings of 9.2 million dollars, both up from the first three months of the year, in Toledo Ohio.

Toledo, Ohio Owens Corning Fiberglass Corp

Goodyear Names Logan Plant Manager Pettus Jr

Logan facility of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co names Benjamin F. Pettus Jr as its new manager replacing Theodore J. Cox who moves to the St. Marys plant. Pettus joined Goodyear in 1950 and previously served as Marysville plant superintendent since 1967. The Logan plant makes urethane foam products for automotive and furniture uses. The change takes effect Sunday.

Logan Benjamin F. Pettus Jr Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Theodore J. Cox St. Marys Pettus Goodyear Arkon Marysville

Knits & Stitches opens in Coolville with sewing roots

In Coolville the former Coolville Hardware becomes Knits & Stitches, selling fabrics and yarns while reviving local dressmaking dating to 1889. Co owners Janet Chapman and Mazie Holsinger run the shop to stay home with their children Anthony and Angela, and they currently sew uniforms for the Federal Hocking Lancer Band Flag Bearers.

Coolville Nettie Worthen L. A. Price Janet Chapman Fred Mazie Holsinger Win Tuppers Plains Janet Jan Anthony Angela Mazie Federal Hocking Lancer Band

Logan native Dr Larry Turner named to Muskingum

Logan resident Dr Larry Turner has been appointed to a Muskingum post, adding a local physician to the regional leadership team. The announcement notes his background and anticipated contributions to the organization.

Logan Larry Turner The Muskingum

Logan Native To Teach Physics At Muskingum

Dr Turner, a 1959 Carnegie Tech graduate with a PhD earned in 1964, is named assistant professor of physics at Muskingum College. He held faculty posts at Earlham College and Rutherford Laboratory and has been a research associate at Argonne National Laboratory. He and his wife Donna have three sons.

Logan Muskingum Concord Muskingum County Presbyterian College Carnegie Institute of Technology Turner Carnegie Earlham College Richmond Ind Rutherford High Energy Laboratory Chilton Eay Danforth National Science Foundation The Argonne National Laboratory Dr. Turner Donna Raymond Scott Paul

House Entry Reported at Angel Ridge Farm

Clyde Barnhart of Joppatowne Maryland told Athens County sheriff's deputies that a house he owns on Angel Ridge was broken into around 7 p.m. Wednesday. Entry damaged several windows and mirrors and food was spread across the floors.

Clyde Barnhart Joppatowne Athens County Sheriff's Deputies Angel Ridge Barnhart

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