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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
11
Funeral services are set for several area residents including Mrs. Clytie C. Terril of Rutland Route 1 and Mrs. Carrie L. Grueser of Pomeroy. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. services terminate with interments in local cemeteries and church rites.
Mrs. Clarence Karr and family from Millersport visited his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr. Irene Countryman of Greenfield stayed with sister Mrs. Emma Fox. Akron guests Mrs. William Glass visited Mrs. Lester Bruokower. Mabel Hayes and Mrs. English called on Mrs. Vernon Howell. Norman Schefer families met daughter Mrs. Vern Story in Columbus. Mark Hisen and family of Columbus visited Lew Diehl. Laurel Cliff Health Club hosted a picnic at Royal Oaks Picnic Grounds in Chester. Charles Diehl Lewis Arvin and Charles Anthony visited relatives in Wheeling West Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Clovis Eblin and Mrs Ralph Williams and son of Colorado were recent visitors of Mrs Garnet Russell. Mr and Mrs Delmar Mc Claskey of Columbus were recent weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Mervin Erwin. Miss Thelma Denney visited with Mr and Mrs Guy Collins in Marion. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Cathy and Erle were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Joe Vanio.
Recent visitors to Mrs. Freda Grate included Mr. and Mrs. William Schoonover and family from Michigan and other relatives from Reynoldsburg Mansfield Columbus and Zanesville. Debra May celebrated her 11th birthday with friends Vickie Harrison Andrea Dewhurst Paula O'Dell Debbie Hall Peggy Smith Vickie Grate Rosemary Rice Gary Snowden and Mike May.
John R. Pride, 35, New ark, fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Bruce Lynn Mullen, 19, Olmsted Falls, 10 dollars and costs for defective muffler. John Edwin Voorhees, Columbus, 10 dollars and costs for passing on a curve. James Barringer, 21, Junction City, 10 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Harriett Pearl Johnson, Lancaster Route 6, 6 dollars costs for writing a bad check. Dewey George Fair, 66, Crooksville, 10 dollars and costs speeding. Raymond Taylor, 41, Hemlock, 25 dollars and costs for fictitious vehicle registration.
Milton West Virginia resident George Lovell Facemyer 51 a Union Carbide pipefitter died when a tractor toppled on him on his son Eugene Facemyer’s Carpenter Route 1 Meigs County farm. Coroner Henry Ewing said he died instantly from a fractured skull and broken neck. Funeral services tentatively set Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. James Caruthers and Bec ky Canton and Mrs. Marvin Marks Long Bottom vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marks. Jyl and Jeffrey Beaver Middleport stay with grandparents Henry and Mrs. Beaver. Mabel Van Meter visited Eldon Kraentters. D M Cleland and W D Cleland visited Lelia McLane at J S Davis home. Howard Knight a patient at St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg. Thed Croy bought a new trailer on Roger Epple lot. Charles Zigafous West Virginia guests of Joe Marks.
The Methodist Church Bible School in Kanauga closed with a program and picnic. About 50 children attended the school, directed by Mrs. Albert Allen, and 18 workers participated. Various local families visited relatives in neighboring towns during the weekend and week, including Adams, Shamblin, Sayre, Bailey, Rochegabe, Chusbrew, Beard, and Lee families.
Mrs. Byrne Vaughan of Pomeroy visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert. Numerous relatives and friends from Columbus, Mid d leport, Perryville, Langsville, Mansfield, Barnsville, Chicago, and other towns spent time with the Smith and Russell families including Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, and many others over weekends and holidays.
Torch reports Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fletcher attended the military wedding of Shirley Walls from Wadsworth and Air Force Lt. William Ranson of North Carolina. Baltimore visitors Clifford and Timothy Kearns stay at the Dulaney home. Visitors to the Fletcher home include Mrs. Lena Braham and family from Orlando. Miami guests Mr. and Mrs. Van Fossen and Becky arrive. Other visitors: Mrs. Robert McGhee and family from Mentor, A. W. Deem from Leetown, and Mrs. Orville Christy from Columbus with her parents.
Complete interior work including convertible tops rear windows and tippers at 97 Columbus Rd Athens. Contact Athens Auto Trim at LY 3.4588 for service details and pricing.
Markets report moderate activity with cattle 700 head and calves 200. steers 900-1100 lb and heifers 850-925 lb in the choice range. Cows and bulls mostly steady, hogs down 10-15 on barrows and gilts, sows steady, feeders and lambs mixed with prices for spring slaughter lambs at 24.00 and feeder lambs 16.00-18.00.
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