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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
8
A longtime observer recounts shifting from skepticism to support for Ohio University coach Bill Hess. He praises Hess’s honesty, recruiting effort, and realistic approach, arguing success requires university backing and an improved athletic program.
The listing shows WSAZ NBC channel 3 programs in Huntington for Tuesday and Wednesday with time slots from 6 PM to 11:30 PM including weather news and various shows such as Dotto News Tonight and Jack Paar, plus Wednesday entries like Today Romper Room Price Is Right and Kraft Theatre.
Channel 4 lineup lists evening programs from 6:00 to 11:15 with news, sports, features, and weather. Featured shows include Bob Cummings, Californians, Studio '57, All Star Theatre, Storybook, and Dotto among others.
A dense daily lineup shows segments and hosts including Porky Plyhs, Broken Arrow, Frontier, Pantomine, News, Mreh, Medi, Murder is, Summer The, Sugarfoot, Wyatt Earp, Jack Paar, Farmer Alf, Col. Bleep, Press Favor, Tomb Terr, Silent Service, Murray Dance, Disneyland, Ozzie Harriet. Spectral times run from 6:00 to 11:15 with recurring News slots.
Prime time listings show Explorer at 6 00 PM followed by Tell the Truth at 9 00 PM Amos n Andy 6 30 PM Chet Long 7 00 PM and 9 30 PM programs including Spotlight Ply and Got Serret News at 11 00 PM Weather at 11 10 PM and Armed Thea slots wrap the night with Beaver at 8 00 PM and Armed hea.
The listing shows a Wednesday TV lineup with interleaved times and program titles from 6:15 pm to 11:15 pm. Notable items include News at 6:50 and 11:00, and programs like Truth, Playhouse, The Millionaire, and The Steel Hour.
TV schedule shows 6:00 p.m. Intermezzo with Ingrid Bergman and Ann Todd on WLW-C channel 4 followed by Hell's A Poppin with Olsen and Johnson and Martha Raye on WLW-C at 11:15 p.m. Also at 11:15 p.m. Michael Shane Private Detective starring Lloyd Nolan and Walter Abel on WBNS channel 10.
Morning and afternoon slots feature Cross-Country Romance with Gene Raymond and Wendy Barrie on WLW-C at 9 00. That Man From Tangier with Nils Asther and Roland Young airs on WBNS at 1 00. Mildred Pierce stars Joan Crawford and Jack Carson on WSAZ at 1 15. The Band Plays On starring Robert Young and Stuart Erwin airs WLW-C at 5 00. The Village with John Justin and Eva Dahlbeck on WBNS at 11 15, followed by The Thin Man with William Powell and Myrna Loy on WLW-C at 11 15.
Tuesday’s prime time lineup features Keep Talking with Monty Hale at 8 30 PM on CBS and Spotlight Playhouse with Laraine Day at 8 9 PM on CBS. Cheyenne King Solomon westerns air on ABC while Alcoholism The Revolving Door airs on ABC at 9 PM. NBC offers Bob Cummings Show at 8 PM and Studio 57 at 9 30 PM with NBC.
Mrs Rosa Bolton and Milford Bolton of Newark visited relatives in town. Mrs Albert Stevens of Warren visited Mrs Hattie Reeves and Alice. Mr and Mrs J A Adair Hebron were guests of H H Carbaugh. The Ruth Chase Circle met at Woods Lake for an all day outing with Beulah Cordray leading devotions and Alice Reeves presenting the program. Kenneth Graham celebrated his seventh birthday with a cake as thirteen members and nineteen guests attended. The next meeting is scheduled for September 4.
Second Lieutenant Charles Burley Jr son of Mrs Charles Burley of Zaleski was promoted to the temporary grade of First Lieutenant effective July 7 Burley entered service in 1957 and after training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas was assigned to Headquarters Air Material Command on Wright Patterson AFB where he is a project officer in the Industrial Resources Division of the Directorate of Procurement and Production
Haydenville residents hosted Roy Lehman for a surprise 13th birthday party with gifts games and cake attended by Carla Bond Cheryl Sparks Patty Diane Beverly Bailey and many others arranged by his mother Mrs Clarence Lehman. Family gatherings and visits marked by reunions and weekend travel were noted for numerous locals including Belva Vollmer’s family and friends from Gore Logan Columbus and Toronto.
The Junior Choir hosted a farewell on the Matheny lawn for Mary and Connie Jo Burgess who are moving to Illinois. Attendees included Carla Bond Karen Hutchison Cheryl Spark Beverly Campbell Anita Swaim Cheryl Ingram Karen Vollmer Letha Moore Kathy Moore Charlotte Crothers Walter McQuaid and others. Chaperons were Mrs Neil Garhart Mrs Donald Vollmer Mrs John Hutchison Mrs Roy Crothers Mrs Homer Carter and Rev Carl Wetherell.
Chauncey Miss Mabel Griffin of Cleveland visited from Tuesday to Monday staying with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snider. Guests included Miss Edith Cole Mrs. Clifford Fink Mrs. Louise Walton Mrs. Iris Gretz and Rev Ira Shanafelt. Walter Leffler's 2600 mile southern motor trip ended at home via West Virginia Turnpike.
The Santee reunion gathered 50 people at the home of Mrs. S. P. McKinney. Mrs. Minnie Hyde of Pittsburgh visited sisters Mrs. Eliza McKinney and Mrs. Rex Tanner. John Jeffers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jeffers, is due home on furlough from the Air Force in Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Cupp of Groveport Ohio visited Sam Cook and Mrs. Helen Williams. Rosalee Davis visits aunt Mrs. Arvil Holter in Bashan.
Mrs Hazel Hayes welcomed members to the July gathering with opening readings. Jane Teaford led prayers and reports on convention and Victor Ries Fellowship Fund. Committees were formed for yearbooks and events. ten members shared why they love hollyhocks. floral judging by three members. awards went to Janice Teaford, Lizzie Quick, and Margaret Cottrill. Visitors attended and refreshments followed.
GLOUSTER The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dilcher of Athens was celebrated as a surprise at the home of their daughter Mrs. Noel Eveland in Glouster. Attending were relatives and friends from Athens Glouster Mayme Wallace Nelsonville Dayton The Plains Xenia New Jasper Portland Oregon Point Pleasant W V and Madison Ohio among others. The couple’s children Carl Noel Earl and Mabel attended with their families.
Edith Binderbasin 77, a Jacksonville resident, died Monday after a long illness in University Hospital Columbus. She is survived by husband Frank Sr a son Frank Jacksonville a daughter Mae Hartley Jacksonville seven grandchildren 19 great grandchildren one great great grandchild and one brother Frank West Amesville. Friends may call at Norbert W Johnston funeral home Glouster after 6:00 p m Tuesday until noon Thursday when the body goes to the EUB Church Jacksonville. The body lies in state until 2 p m Rev L R Carmichael will officiate burial follows at Concord Cemetery.
Glouster residents report weekend visits from Gail Woodyard and family of Columbus who previously lived on Atkins Street. Thelma Hambel returns home from White Cross Hospital after major surgery. Cassie Vaughn improves after surgery in Mount St Marys Hospital room 307 and plans to leave within a week to recover with son Larry Vaughn in Columbus. Mrs E H Taylor returns from a three week Clemson South Carolina vacation visiting daughter and Graydon Brandt family and relatives in North Carolina.
Chauncey report shows Odette Canasta Club meeting with host Mrs William H Schoonover. Two tables play, Mrs Russell Hiles wins first prize, hostess receives a gift. Refreshments served.
The Glouster Garden Club will meet Thursday evening July 17 with Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon of Main Street. Dues will be paid at this time.
GLOUSTER The school band reports for practice at 11 00 a m Saturday. The bus leaves at noon for Grove City arriving at 3 30 p m The new band director James Wiswari will supervise all members including majorettes and flag bearers and asks that instruments and uniforms be brought.
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