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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
8
The Racine PTA will hold a jitney supper at the high school on Saturday at 6 p m. A square dance with the Ray Byers Circle Four orchestra follows at 9 p m.
Sheila Stover a sophomore at Ohio University works at a Columbus supermarket during the summer vacation. She is staying with her aunt Mrs. R L Levine and was taken to Columbus Sunday by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover and brother Davis.
American Legion Post 128 in Middleport meets at 7 30 pm. New officers will be elected and Post Commander Don Roach will report on the carnival sponsored by the post last week.
The Farm Bureau Youth Council in Pomeroy hosts a social dance at Shade High School from nine to midnight on Saturday. Open to the public, music by the Ray Byers Circle Four orchestra will be provided.
Fred C. Pomeroy age 60 of near Pomeroy weds Mary V. Adams 23 of Racine Route 2. Marvin Craig 24 of Gallipolis weds Constance Garnes 22 of Pomeroy.
The male kingsnake locates a mate by a strong sense of smell while the female detects him through a forked tongue and an organ of touch, enabling chemical and tactile messaging during mating.
Shirley Ann Stobart of Racine married Charles R. McGraw of Gallipolis in a June 3 ceremony at Racine Methodist Church. Attendants wore yellow gowns. Max Gould of Laredo Air Force Base served as best man. After a reception, the couple planned to reside in Laredo, Texas. The issue also notes a historical item about Acoma resisting Coronado over 400 years ago.
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