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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1969
Page
14
A mixed collection of home care notes warns against overwaxing floors and warns of hazards from improper cleaning. The fragment discusses safety, kitchen organization, and small domestic tasks including dishwashing, drying, and storing items after meals. Names include Mrs. Beulah Marks and Susan Anderson.
Former Athens residents James A. Miller and Mrs Selleck now of Lebanon announce the adoption of three daughters born May 19. The baby names are Kristen Lyndh. Grandparents listed as Richard Selleck of Athens and Harold A. Miller of Freedonia.
Dr and Mrs Raber of Grand Rapids Mich attended a visit in Athens with Dee McKinstry family relatives. They stayed at the Ohio University Inn and were hosted by Varry McKinstry Higel Rogers and Richard McKinstry with other cousins in attendance.
Calendar of Events lists church meetings school activities and social gatherings for Monday through Saturday. Highlights include Gamma Alpha Tau dinner meeting at First United Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild and Alexander High School Band Boosters organizing in the high school cafeteria. Other events include grange programs, club initiations, potlucks, and 4 H clothing training at Alexander High School.
Athens Emblem Club No 1651 installed officers after a dinner at The Sportsman led by supreme president Lallian Nolan. Betty Lexy became president with Manon Simmons as vice president and Charline Paling as junior past president, along with new treasurer and secretary officers. Rex Snider and Ellis exalted me ter attended as honored guests. clubs from Gallipolis Logan Nelsonville and Akron represented.
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