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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
7
John Carter of Larka Kansas, traveling home from a school house dance, fed a horse at a Johnson stable without paying. He later found Ira Williams, son of Lee Williams, who had owned the feed and was told to forget the 50 year old debt.
The Messenger states it is not responsible for mistakes in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Boldface indicates color programs.
Hawaii mountains seem to grow or shrink as new elevation techniques reveal more accuracy. The 5,240 foot Kauai peak is now 70 feet higher than 1910, while Haleakala on Maui, once 10,025 feet in 1924, is two feet shorter.
Mrs. Maude Young hosted Class No. 3 at First Baptist Church School with singing led by Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen and devotions by the president. Obituary news reached Mrs. John Jiiden of her sister Mrs. Harry Long. several local families shared weekend visits and attendances, including Elmer Proffitt’s birthday party and a wedding at the Spencer residence.
Astronomers report Jupiter has begun rotating more slowly and cannot explain the change. The giant planet’s altered spin raises questions about its internal dynamics and atmospheric conditions.
Miami naturalists report a sonic boom over the Everglades provokes a chorus of bull alligators. The loud plane blast may trigger a mating roar response, with several gators joining in a chain reaction in the swamp.
A Key West launderette sign reads Margaret Truman Laundrette, misled visitors into thinking it is connected to former President Truman’s daughter. The article notes she has not entered the laundry business and identifies the corner location of the shop.
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