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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
2
Local store announces deep cuts on appliances claiming a birthday sale. Limited time offers promise dramatic savings, urging customers to visit quickly for exceptional value on popular models. Shop highlights include kitchen and home essentials at reduced prices.
The 26th Buckeye Boys State starts Thursday in Athens drawing more than 1300 Ohio high school juniors for a 10 day stay. Delegates will be housed on Ohio University West Green with offices in Lindley and Bentley Halls and Bird Arena hosting evening events. Governor James Rhodes will speak Monday as 24 cities in six counties receive delegates and the governor takes office after elections this weekend.
Firemen and the homeowner narrowly escaped severe burns during a basement fire at 2 Columbia Ave. R. A. Morris suffered facial arm and stomach burns estimated at 250 dollars. The blaze started when gasoline vapors ignited during motorcycle work and leaked fuel fueled flames.
John H. Williams of New York City becomes associate minister of the First Methodist Church as announced by Dr. John W. Seay. Assigned by the Ohio Conference, he resides at 462 Richland Ave with wife Sue and son Jeffrey. Williams, 26, is an Ohio Wesleyan graduate and Drew Seminary alumnus who played and coached basketball and led Tau Kappa Epsilon as OWU president.
Captain Robert G. Hawk son of Mrs. E F Moore 41 Mill Street is reassigned to Norton Air Force Base California after completing a cost reimbursement contracting course at Wright Patterson AFB Dayton He is a Athens High School graduate attended Ohio University and Ohio State University earning a BS degree Captain Hawk and his wife Marguerite A Fullerton of New Vienna have three children
Nagging backache and associated pains may come from overwork or stress. Doan's Pills claim to ease bladder irritation and provide mild diuretic relief, promoting restful sleep by soothing discomfort and increasing kidney output.
Common Pleas Court rules in the partition suit of Charles Fade Sr. and 11 others against Velma Hanning. Fade awarded one third while the remaining plaintiffs and the defendant share two thirds of a one half interest in land in Trimble Two.
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