Mason Summer School Enrollment Reaches 565
Mason County summer school enrollment rose to 565 as of Wednesday. Classes began Monday and run through July 29 with pupils divided into morning or afternoon sessions.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
5
Mason County summer school enrollment rose to 565 as of Wednesday. Classes began Monday and run through July 29 with pupils divided into morning or afternoon sessions.
Mrs Gen evieve Ellis of Vinton is to appear before Juvenile Judge John Howell on a child neglect charge June 29 after a schedule change. Ag nes Wilson Huntington youth director will guest Trinity Methodist Church groups at 7 p m Tuesday. The summer Title I program runs in 11 Mason County schools with 21 teachers and budget of 103000 funded by the federal government.
Admitted Harold C Brammer South Point Mrs Carl W Simpkins Point Pleasant James Leonard Hogsett Ralph Eldon Beatty Wellston Mrs Charles Chapman Harrisonville Mrs Larry Wright Ew ington Mrs Joseph White Minersville Mrs Grace Harris Hamden Mrs Earl T Wall Point Pleasant William Mahaffey Ewington Robert Miller Middleport Mrs William Nance Northup Edward Lewis Northup. Discharged Mrs Larry Bradley and son W Eugene Campbell Forrest Crump Edward Daily Glenn Glaze Mrs Howard Gilkey Mrs C Ronald Harrison and son Michael Hawk Mrs Robert Ritchie Mrs Vernie Roach Mrs Kenneth Robison and son Darrell Rollins Mrs Robert Sharp Robert Thorpe Jr Mrs John Vroman Gregory Walburn Patricia Warner Phil Williamson Mrs Albert T Young and son Robert E Young Mrs James T LeMaster.
Seven Episcopal youths from Point Pleasant prepare to travel to Romney West Virginia for a two week choir and acolyte camp at the Episcopal Peterkin Conference Center. Attending are Andy Park Mark Sperow Stephen Hite Lisa Krodel Leslie Krodel and Walter Krodel. Capt Jacques Yves Cousteau says mankind must colonize the ocean floor.
Mrs Hallie Murray reports visits and travels of Bidwell residents including Wicklines Shoe makers Knotts and relatives from Westerville Vin ton Columbus Gahanna and Mt Sterling. Discharge news for Roger Black and graduation details for Sandy Dean are noted along with weekend visits to Mt Gilead Evergreen Kenton and Richmond Indiana.
Mrs. C. C. Lewis of Ohio River Road hosted a tea for her sister Mrs. H. H. Jolly of Mel bore Virginia at her home. The room featured summer flowers. Guests included Mrs. Walter Windsor Mrs. Thomas Jewell Mrs. C. G. Bauerle Mrs. Homer Smith and many more.
Mrs. Tracy Wolfingbarger and children of Greer Road visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hoschar of Kentucky ger followed by Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush.
State Fire Marshal Lewis E Myles warns sparklers are fireworks and bans their sale or use except in marshal authorized public displays. He cites dangers from cherry bombs and past injuries to children, with violators facing up to 90 days in jail and fines up to 100 dollars.
Judge James Thompson presided as pleas were heard. Maxine Watson and Woodrow Wilson pleaded innocent to felonies with trials set for July 5. Cleo Smith and Anne Lee Roberts pleaded guilty with July 8 sentences. Oakey Stover’s case continued to September on bond. Ada Weikle vs Wesley Weikle divorce dismissed for nonappearance.
Mrs. George Ewing aged 80 of Vinton fell at her home Thursday sustaining a broken hip and a head cut. She was hospitalized at Holzer Hospital for treatment.
Pleasant Valley Hospital employees gather at Krodel Park at 5 p m for a pot luck dinner with dinner served at 6 p m. Recreation plans are under way for the event.
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