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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

11

Chauncey Family Visitors Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Weekend visitors and gatherings across several towns include Chauncey residents entertaining relatives from Mans field New Carlisle and Albany. Notable stops include the Stalder and Lohse families in Mansfield and Columbus area guests with extended kin from Zanesville and Akron. A Muskingum River picnic at Charles Howard Sr. cottage drew Howard Forsyth family and friends.

Clive Hillen Mansfield Carolyn Merritt Greg Richard Stalder New Carlisle Hollis Stalder Mabel Sayre Paul Altier Marilyn Leslie Kittle Albany Herman Lohse Jess Sanborn Cleveland Archie Eggleston Tom Massilon Forest Malone Barberton Mr. Lohse Sanborn Eggleston Lohse Frank Rivers Elmer Leland Zanesville Bob Leland Tulsa Oklahoma Rivers Floyd Rivers Akron Ruth Simpson Columbus Myrtle Simpson Lois Merle Kelzenberg Cinta Cecil Antle Ladona Antle Fred Hohman Jess Werner University Hospital Muskingum River Charles Howard Sr Francis Howard Don Forsyth Terry Billy John Danny Charles Buddy) Howard Athens Paul Young

Young Adult Fellowship Guests For Clark Picnic

West Columbia hosts a Presbyterian Young Adult Fellowship picnic at the Mel Clark home with many members in attendance. Separate items note Lutheran Church Women meetings in New Haven and a June Bowling Party at Ravenswood. A Harlan youth charged with forgery attempted to cash bad checks at a local bank.

Clark Picnic Point Pleasant Mel Clark West Columbia The Presbyterian Church Dale Beam Harlan

Mr and Mrs Brown Wed In Maryland

New Haven notes announce the marriage of Sharon Brown to Gerald Bates Kelly in Cumberland Maryland on June 5 at Center Street Methodist Church. The event lists families, attendants, and post ceremony plans with the couple to reside in Columbus Ohio.

New Haven Adrian Lathey Letart Reta Sanders Cincinnati David Hoover Columbus Mr. Kelly Eastmoore High School Ohio University North American Aviation, Inc Cedar Point Mrs. Kelly Wahama High School Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens

Heloise Hints for Handy Home Nonsense No Show

Readers offer practical tips from stain being sun bleached caps to window pane bleaching and cheap cleaning tricks. Hints include keeping wool scraps organized in labeled bags plus creative uses for old clothes to extend wardrobe life.

Heloise Charlotte Gross R.N

Shower Given For New Haven Woman

Mrs. Ralph Litchfield was honored with a stork shower at the home of Mrs. Leo Litchfield with co hosts. Prizes were won by Mrs. Luther Smith Mrs Commodore Hunt Mrs James Roush and Mrs James Johnson. Guest list includes many local women and relatives.

New Haven Ralph Litchfield Leo Litchfield Robert Layne James Howard Luther Smith Commodore Hunt James Roush James Johnson O. J.howard Don Smith Elmer Baird H. L. Dyer Harry Layne James Cantor Joe Keathley Joe Paugh Thomas Grimm

Printed Pattern 4624 Details for All Weather Dress

Pattern 4624 offers ribbon bows inverted pleats and simple lines for all weather events. Half sizes 14 14, 16 44, 18 percent 2014 221 percent 2414 with size 164 percent needing 35 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing to Anne Adams at The Athens Messenger for pattern 4624 in care of Pattern Dept New York.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger West 17Th St New York N. Y

Births andVisits Highlight Petersburg Negro City Council Win

Point Rock notices report the birth of June Nate to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harvey at Holzer Hospital on June 6. A visit by Mr. Don Miller and family from Puerto Rico to Ethel Radekin’s home is noted, with travel plans to Wisconsin. Other local social notes mention Mrs. Graham, Rio Grande, Erma Nelson, Joey, Alice Van Zant, Jarret Bobo, John Romine, and the Radekins. Petersburg voters elect John H. Owens to the City Council, the first Negro member in nearly a century.

J. E. Radekin Point Rock Mrs Dale Harvey June Nate Holzer Hospital Don Miller Puerto Rico Ethel Radekin Wisconsin Graham Rio Grande Anna E. Turner Erma Nelson Joey Georgia Joseph Nelson Alice van Zant Jarret Bobo John Romine Lawrence Chapman G. A. Radekin Petersburg John H. Owens

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