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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
7
Bur Oak campers rate the Burr Oak area highly, praising cleanliness, water, beach facilities, and restrooms. Fishing is slower with mostly small bass and many bluegills, with several catches near ten inches. Names include Art Smith, Burr Oak managers, and various campers from Glouster and nearby towns.
Actor Michael Landon and his wife Lynn welcomed a son in Hollywood. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and was born Saturday night.
Glouster residents share weekend visits with relatives in Pittsburgh New Marshfield Pontiac Dayton and Galion. The Chit Chat Club plans a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting at Gladys Dixon's home with Rene Walton as co host.
Chauncey residents and friends share travel visits across Arizona California New Mexico and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Denver Bricker visited Mesa and Pomona while Vernie Norman spent two weeks with Milford Perry and Guy Sapp in Chauncey. The piece notes fishing boating and picnicking at Lake Logan and lists several local visitors and socially connected families. A cousin of Mrs Wilson from Portland Ind. died unexpectedly Clyde Strawsburg with services held Monday.
Chauncey- Dover Exempted Village Schools superintendent S L Darst attended the Ohio Association of School Administrators annual meeting at Cedar Point June 17 19. Mrs Darst accompanied her husband.
Chauncey Mrs John Kasler of Lexington Ave hosted the Loyal Woman's Class Thursday at Chauncey Christian Church. Mrs Willard Simonton presided and Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass led devotions. Readings by Mrs Dan Johnson Mrs Jidon Skinne and Miss Florence Fielder. Mrs Kasler led the program with a contest won by Mrs Alice Shumway. Mrs Andrew Jackson helped serve refreshments to 17 guests. July meeting planned with Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass at her country home near Chauncey.
In the June 9 Messenger Larry Deal of Glouster aged 23 was misreported as cited for reckless operation. He actually pled no contest and paid a $15 fine for driving left of center.
Glouster Trimble school board interviewed an applicant for executive head of the new district effective July 1. Three of seven applications remain, with final selection likely at the July 1 meeting. Salaries for about 21 noncertificated workers were aligned to the same scale after prior 1.5 cent per hour gap. County Supt. T. C. Porter attended the session.
Mrs. Robert Cochran was named president with Mrs. Bernice Davis as vice president and Mrs. Carl Moody as treasurer at a Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters potluck. The group planned a July trip to Amesville.
The Messenger says it is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations do not provide corrected schedules. Boldface type denotes color programs.
Mrs. Charles Linscott hosted The Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting at her home. Mrs. Clarence Fuller presented a gift to Mrs. Roger Sapp, who was re elected president for the coming year. Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Max Michael were installed in office with Mrs. Sapp amid attenders including Mrs. Harold Alton Mrs. Norman Smith Mrs. Ray Koehler and Mrs. Dale Goldsberry.
A Sunday program at Jacksonville Methodist Church honored Fathers Day. William Bartels, Sunday School Superintendent, read Bible father scriptures. Mrs Wahnetta Exenhamer accompanied. Elizabeth Davis read Tribute to Father. Mrs Ernest Shirkey wrote A Small Boy's Query. Miss Arlene Davis gave a poem and prayer. Gifts were given to each father by Mrs Davis.
Mrs. Rob ert Cochran announced that band members lacking complete summer uniforms must contact her before July 11. Several visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Miller of El Paso and Mrs. Lottie Jewett of Akron are visiting local residents, with Mrs. Elizabeth Mills at Lakeside Methodist Conference.
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