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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
9
The writer tours St Andrews Old Course in Scotland noting its legendary hazards and unique turf. He describes rolling greens, deep bunkers, and unpredictable fairways that reward good shots and punish bad ones, with par 73 over 6545 yards and seven shillings sixpence to play.
The Messenger cautions it is not responsible for errors when stations fail to provide corrected program listings. The dense schedule shows time slots and programs such as Hitchcock, News, Today, NBC News, Weather, and various dramas and game shows across the day.
Local timetable lists programs from 6:25 to 11:20 with NBC News Weather and entertainment slots including detective Mystery Wagon Trail Price Right and Jack Paar segments plus Pioneer and Peter Mary on this edition page.
Channel guide lists programs Tue night 6:00 Hiway Patrol 9:00 Stagecoach 6:25 News 10:00 Close-Up 6 30 McGraw 10:30 Law Jones 7:00 Rescue 8 11:00 News 7:30 Bugs Bunny 11:15 Weather 8-00 Rifleman 11:20 Movie 8:30 Wyatt Earp.
A dated listing shows time blocks for cinema and broadcast segments including The 6:00 Theater 9:30 Secret 6:25 Weather 10:00 Circle Theater 6:30 Adventure 11:00 News 7:00 Chet Long 11:10 Weather 7:15 Doug Edw 11:15 Sports 7:30 Malibu Run 11:20 Aruch PM 8:30 Danger Man 12:45 Adventure 9:00 Argel.
Schedule lists 7 p m assignments underwater 8 30 Hitchcock Ambition 9 Purple Room 7 30 Bugs Bunny 8 Rifleman Baranca 8 30 Wyatt Earp Gunfight 9 Stagecoach West The Renegades 10 Alcoa Presents The Tiger 10 30 Law and Mr Jones The Baby case starring Jones reads like a busy night of crime romance and frontier drama.
7:30 p.m. Father Knows Best features Frank the gardener getting into minor trouble as the Andersons aid his civil service prep. 8 p.m. M Squad presents a Chicago premiere where a paymaster is killed and Lazlo the clown is accused. 8:30 p.m. Dobie Gillis follows Dobie and Maynard on sentry duty recalling a dark night. 10 p.m. Garry Moore hosts Jo Stafford and Dick Van Dyke with regulars Marion Lorne Carol Burnett and Durward Kirby.
Channel 8 They All Come Out 11 20 p m Channel 10 The Man Who Loved Redheads 11 20 p m Channel 13 Safari 7 p m Suddenly 11 15 p m Wednesday Channel 3 Up in the World 1 15 p m Channel 4 Once Upon a Honeymoon 9 a m Evelyn Prentice 5 p m Father Takes a Wife 9 a m Hideout 11 20 p m So Soon To Die 9 30 a m Time Out of Mind 11 20 p m
SEDGA scores list for Athens Blaine Cornwell and Bobby Littler with totals 151 152 and 152 plus others. Logan and Gallipolis sections list players and scores with totals ranging from 143 to 176. Names include Kermit Blosser Joe Charney Don Treasure John Blanton and Walter Johns among others.
Wally Wolf a 19 year old right handed pitcher from the University of Southern California has signed a $100 000 bonus baseball contract with the Houston club of the National League He turned down a $75 000 offer from the Los Angeles Dodgers to sign with Bobby Mattick Houston scout Wolf will report this week to Houston and pitch in the American Association
Logan residents report weekend visits from former residents the Lewis family and the Wilsons while the McMullens relocate to 178 Maple Street. Karl Poling returns from a Miami Beach vacation by plane. W C Brown Roberts is a Riverside Methodist Hospital patient in Columbus under observation. Patty Young plans summer classes at Ohio State University. The McMullens previously lived in Zanesville and New Straitsville, with Mr. McMullen working at National Supply Co.
Logan High School juniors Janice Thompson Mary Jo Rutter Michele Scapparrotti Melissa Horwell and Teresa Walter join Buckeye Girls State at Capital University. The 9 day government workshop is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Ohio Department with Logan Unit 78 and local clubs backing the delegation. Mrs Barton S Hall American Legion Auxiliary Logan unit president attends as city government advisor of Green City.
A Southeastern Ohio Regional Council general meeting is set for June 29 at Lake Hope Lodge. Mayors from 41 southeastern Ohio communities and local legislators will join two panel discussions on area development, with dinner and a keynote by Walter Myers. Tickets available in Logan Nelsonville and McArthur from specified local business and bank representatives.
Three delegates and six alternates were chosen at the VFW Auxiliary meeting for the Department Convention to be held June 22 through 25 in Dayton. Delegates are Mrs. George E. Crane Mrs. George Hite and Mrs. Carl Brooks. alternates are Mrs. Jack Acker Mrs. Joe Shanley and Mrs. Myrtle Boyle. The session included a donation to Radio Free Europe and plans for a July bake sale.
In Hocking County Court, Henry J. Six 70 pleaded guilty to fishing in Lake Logan without a license and was fined 15 dollars plus costs with half the fine suspended. Eight drivers cited by state patrolmen were arraigned, with several pleading guilty and fined. sentences ranged from 10 to 20 dollars plus costs.
Calendar notes several gatherings including Pythian Sisters potluck and regular meeting at D A hall, Adult Education Club at Kachelmacher Park, Jaycee-ettes at Don Farrow's home, Zion EUB Ladies Aid at Mrs. Deible’s home, Antioch Grange ice cream social, Heinlein Tenney Group at Westminster House, and Girl Scout Brownie leader meeting. Also June 21 Beauceant meeting at Masonic Temple and a hospital auxiliary picnic at Glendale cottage with a 7:30 pm business meeting.
Trial of James Acker a Logan dairyman scheduled for Monday morning was postponed to Thursday. Acker faces charges of possession of misbranded and ungraded milk. Affidavit filed June 6. He has been convicted twice on the same charge and fined $50 and costs each time.
Logan Common Pleas records show Evie Roger Davis granted an uncontested divorce from Clarabelle Davis on grounds of extreme cruelty. Decree allows the defendant to retain personal property. Married April 5, 1947.
Hospital report lists admissions Lee Brown of Logan Roger Roederer of Nelsonville Route 2 and Joe Stewart Jr of Logan for medical care. Discharges include Mrs Dale Bruce Buell Eby Lewis Graham Mrs Robert Hansel Orville Morehouse and Mrs Georgia Rosser from Logan New Straitsville Lancaster.
William M. Bourne 25 a shoeworker of Logan Route 4 and Olive L. Gilland 19 at home Logan seek a marriage license. Virgil E. Chaney 22 a mail clerk of Circleville and June Swackhammer 18 a typist of Laurelville seek a license.
Ewing Grange No. 2082 held a Father’s Day themed meeting led by Mrs. Ralph Masure. Thomas F. Dull of Ohio Grange Mutual Insurance spoke on the grange insurance program. Committees for the county fair booth were announced. attendance gifts were given to several members. next meeting on June 26 will host sewing and baking contests.
The Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association opened in a remodeled building at 61 N. Market St. after moving from its former site. The former Ruble Theater building now houses several tenants including Dillon Johnston and Stilwell, the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, and the Jackson Production Credit Association with future space planned for the Hocking County Welfare Department.
A new infectious hepatitis case was reported Monday to the Logan Hocking County Health Department. An eight year old girl from Cola Valley Road became ill last Friday and is under the supervision of a health nurse who has visited the home.
Responsible person can start with 8 hours a week of spare time to refill and collect from new M and M candy dispensers. Dispensers placed and located by the company. Car and $798 cash investment required. Send references and phone number to General Manager PO Box 2701 Phoenix Arizona.
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