Athens High twirlers return from baton camp with honors
Athens High School announces Nancy Wichterman 16 and Mary Wilson 17 will headline football season appearances with baton twirling demos. They just returned from Smith-Walbridge Camp Syracuse Ind where about 250 majorettes trained a week and earned certificates. Nancy drums Mary plays clarinet and both are seniors in the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Nancy Wichterman
Mary Wilson
Miss Wichterman
R. F. Wichterman
Arden Place
Miss Wilson
Scott Wilson
Second St
Athens
Smith-Walbridge Camp
Syracuse
Ind
United States
Nancy
Mary
Smith-Walbridge
Roach and Ant Control Products Advertised
An old ad promotes John ston’s No-Roach a colorless brush-on insecticide for roaches and ants and Johnston’s Hadabug a safe bedroom mosquito spray. No-Roach claims months of effectiveness with prices shown 802 89c pt 1.69 and Hadabug 1.98 available at local pharmacies and hardware stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Gallaher's
Quick’s
Athens Pharm
Kerr- Hunter
Wolfe’s
Shannon Lovsey and Evan Gregory to Wed Saturday
Announcement of the plans for the wedding of Shannon Lovsey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lovsey Nelsonville and Evan Gregory son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams Gregory Fairborn. The ceremony at Nelsonville Methodist Church will be performed by Rev. F M Wentz with organ music by Jerry Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Lovsey
Johnny F. Lovsey
the Plains
Evan Gregory
Williams Gregory
Fairborn
Nelsonille Methodist Church
F M. Wentz
Summer Travel Tips From Messenger Desk
Readers are urged to share vacation details with the Mess enger Women’s Desk at 31244. Contributions are welcomed as a way to publish reader travels and guest information during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Parting of Waters at Sea During Sunday Services
The navy transport USS Talledega battled a Pacific rain squall as Sunday religious services were held on deck. Marines of the 1st division at Camp Pendleton reported the squall parted with rain on both sides and none on the deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pendleton
Calif.p
Talladega
Pacific
Matching Tissue Colors to Bathroom Decor
Match tissue colors to the decor of guest bathrooms and powder rooms to show smart hostessing. Attention to such a simple detail reflects good taste and careful styling in home entertaining.
Calumet boy tends 17 pig litter to beat state average
Gene Franz, 16, a Calumon, Ill. sophomore, raises a Future Farmers of America swine litter of 17 pigs. If the litter survives, he aims to surpass the state average of 7.1 pigs weaned per litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callom
Ill
Gene Franz
Farmers of America
Gene
Coming and Going in Monte Rey and Nearby Towns
The report tracks visits and travels of multiple families and service members. Prof. and Mrs. Conley Smith with children depart Monte Rey for Cleveland then Grand Rapids with plans to cross the Mackinaw Bridge and return in August. Keith Scott returns from Rice Lake Ontario. Carl Roberts family vacationed in Washington and Nag's Head. PFC Raymond Lafriere and family hosted by grandparents, with son Edward remaining for visit and John Brozak also visiting. James Bridgewater returns from Florida and Alabama with trips to Panama City St. Petersburg Birmingham and Warm Springs. Hall family guests from Ravenswood and Baltimore join at Jackson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley Smith
Monterey
Calif
T. M. Baehler
Smith
Michigan
Mackinaw Bridge
Raymond J. Lafriiere
Edward
Stephen
Fort Bragg
N. C
James Bridgewater
Dairy Ave
Florida
Alabama
Panama City
St. Petersburg
Birmingham
Warm Springs
Chalk Garden Opens OVST Run With Talented Cast
The Ohio Valley Summer Theater presents The Chalk Garden directed by Cosmo Catalano. A nine member cast led by Caroline Meibohm Grace Marie Merrill and Jo Weintraub portrays a governess in a London household with intrigue. Chalk Garden runs Thursday 8 p.m. through Sunday at the OU Speech and Theater Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Summer Theater
OVST
Cosmo Catalano
Sebastians
Catalano
Chalk Garden
England
London
Caroline Meibohm
Colonel Bradacova
Grace- Marie Merrill
Robert Findlay
Jo Weintraub
Laurel
Miss Weintraub
Stanley Wiklinski
Ann Ham
Pat Peabody
Mary Sue Baggett
Olivia
Miss Peabody
Glen Alsop
Anna Montgomery
Sybil Gabriel
Robert Marsden
Susannah Lane
OU Speech and Theater
Lamb Loin Roast Instructions
The lamb loin roast comes from the loin section and includes the back bone with the loin tenderloin and flank. Fat covers the outer surface. Roast on a rack in an open pan at 300 F for 30 to 35 minutes per pound. When using a thermometer, end at 175 to 180 F.
Chillicothe Charity Horse Show Honors Go To Athens Residents
Two Athenians Mrs P F Good and Candy Mathews won blue ribbons at Chillicothe Charity Horse Show held at the Chillicothe Fairgrounds. Goodnight Sun owned by Mrs Good and ridden by Jack Gilkey captured Walking Horse Stake first, with Mrs Wood earning third in Stallion and Gelding. Candy Mathews riding The Confederate took first in 3-Gaited Pony, while Jenny Holzer won Equitation for 12 and under. Kay Allen placed in Juvenile Pleasure and Pleasure Honors Stake. The event drew nearly 150 horses and funds benefit retarded children.
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P. F. Good
Good Acre Stables
Candy Mathews
Robert Mathews
Stroud’s Run Road
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Fairgrounds
Goodnight Sun
Mrs. Good
Jack Gilkey
Richard Holzer
Kay Allen
James Allen
Athens
Rt. 1
Miss Fancy
Emory Allen
Keith Zimmerman
Albany
Sun’s Sunshine
Gould-Earich Nuptials Set for August 2 in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Paul Gould announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jr to Jack Earich son of Mr and Mrs John D Earich both of Millfield The wedding is scheduled for Saturday August 2 at 7 30 p m at the Millfield Church of Christ with Rev G B Courtney officiating A reception will follow in the church basement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gould
Millfield
Mary Jr
Jack Earich
John D., Earich
Millfield Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Be Sure Cars Equipped for Trip
Advice for motorists to check car kits before travel. Readers are urged to include a first aid kit flashlight ball point pen comb tissues string aspirin screwdriver and pliers along with spare tire jack and lug wrench for a safe journey.
Calendar items and events from local groups
Calendar lists installation of officers for the American Legion Aux at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home with Mrs Williams Stewart, 8th District president, officiating along with Homemakers Club picnic at 6 p.m. at Mrs Raymond Webb's home and New Marshfield Canasta Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. with birthday observance for Mrs Charles Llewellyn and Fidelity Rebekah Lodge at 8 p.m. Refreshments served. Rippling Water Council No 131 Degree of Pocahontas meets at 7:30 p.m. and a note on keeping yolks colored in hard boiled eggs by peeling shells after cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aux
Legion Home
William Stewart
New Marshfield Canasta Club
Thomas Llewellyn
Charles Llewellyn
East player defends to defeat three notrump contract
Bridge column highlights East’s departure from standard play on a spade lead. South misleads with a notrump bid lacking a spade stopper, while East’s ten over the queen breaks the line, allowing West to win and defeat the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
King
West
Declarer
Déclarer
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Carrie Hall Club Luncheon At Harold Ator Home
The Carrie Hall Club of Albany met at Mrs. Harold Ator's Meadowbrook Road home for a potluck luncheon followed by a varied program. Mrs. J A Graham presided at a business meeting, with Mrs. Fred Elliott leading the program and prizes awarded for a club stunt and hostess prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ator
Meadowbrook Road
Carrie Hall Club of
Albany
Ator
Waldo Poston
J. A. Graham
Fred Elliott
Merrill Chase
Frank Radcliffe
Frank Pugh
Ohio
Bess Musser
Dale Scott
Bernard Claywell
Catherine Richey
Treasury
Hooper’s Park
Marguerite Scott
Maryland and Virginia Contribute Land for Capital District
The text notes that Maryland and Virginia gave about 100 square miles to create the District of Columbia to house the national seat of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Brooks announce birth of Julie Beth in New Marshfield
Mr and Mrs Willard Brooks of New Marshfield Rt 2 announce the birth of a daughter Julie Beth at Sheltering Arms Hospital on July 1. Grandparents are Harold Stright and Bessie Brooks. The couple has five other children Lora Randall Suzanne and twins Greg and Eric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Beth Brooks
Willard Brooks
New Marshfield
Rt. 2
Julie Beth
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harold Stright
Bessie Brooks
Carbondale
Floyd Wolfe
Albany
Rt. 1
Floyd Stephen
Dayton Wolfe
Robert Carsey
Athens
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Baton-Twirling
Bride
Cornwell's
Jerry Grim
Citiren
David French
Nelsonville
Melanie Lovsey
Patricia Lovsey
Don Knickerbocker
Tim Adams
Verlogg
Vance - Leach
W. State St
Keith Scott
Rt. 4
Rice Lake
Ontario
Canada
Carl Roberts
Lelia
Juliana
Grosvenor St
Washington, D. C
Nag’s Head
Jackson Hall
Mr. Hall
J. L. Hall
Ravenswood
W. Va
Colleen Olsen
Bill and
Judy
Baltimore, Md
Jack Gilbert
A. Lamb
Imeat Cooke
Mary JO Gould
Homemakers’ Club
Raymond Webb
Fisher Rd
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Bsay Beck
East Dealer
South Court Street
NEA
Ee Ee Floyd
Stephen Wolfe
Asthmanefrin
S. Court
S. Court St
Athens, O
Lady Buxton
Ogan
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