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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
7
Wil lie Pep of Hartford and Bobby Bell of Youngstown are signed for a 10 round bout July 14 at Norwood Arena launching weekly outdoor fights in Norwood.
William P Barker, manager of the Marietta Social Security office, urges residents to obtain new account number cards. Newly employed workers who never had a card, women who changed names after marriage, those with worn or illegible cards, and distant residents may apply. Temporary headquarters are in the Court House basement, Marietta Ohio, 9 a.m. to 4 45 p.m.
Charles Mc Kay was named noble grand and Clyde Hupp vice grand at the IOOF meeting in Ravenswood. Ernest Angus, the current noble grand, presided as members planned to paint the exterior of the Lodge hall building.
First row left to right Carl Bradbury Jack Algeo Robin Gardner Larry Snyder Herb Branstitter and Art Smith. Standing left to right Kermit Blosser Bill Biggs Club Pro Bob Littler Fred Swearingen and Les Coon.
A public event lists sprint heats from 8:00 to 2:09 with runners from Lancaster Athens Marietta Logan Chillicothe Gallipolis and Jackson. Seniors register with starters in rounds spanning morning to early afternoon, showing numerous pairings and lane assignments across cities.
An acknowledgments list credits Beasley & Mathews Beckleys Bob Hess Inc and several merchants including Cline's Welding Cols and S. O. Electric Co. Commonwealth Telephone of Ohio Houck Van Dyke O. G. Houck Don M. Reed Jones Buick Peter Seel Seel Agency Rosenberg Sutton's Pure Oil Service The Security Bank Swearingen Sporting Goods and Stanley's Shoe Store as supporters of the notice.
A reception Sunday June 22 in Ravenswood honored Rev F Rossing Smith returning to Walton Memorial Methodist Church for a third year with his family. The event in the church social rooms featured a lace tablecloth roses from Mrs W S Ritchie pink candles and a serving line for about 200 guests. Betty Boggs led the affair with help from Judy Lincicome Debbie Gande Dee Ann Moore and Sue Ann Somerville. Mrs Earl Chambers new WSCS president greeted guests in the receiving line.
Mrs. Earl Chambers began her duties as president of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Walton Memorial Methodist Church during the June meeting. Activities for 1957 58 include a Christmas Bazaar and quarterly youth service, with a Buckham School of Missions visit planned for July, and a ship ship sponsoring coupon drives for the scholarship fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and Larry joined a family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gee in Ewington. Mrs. Rosetta Loveday returned home after visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Cosley in Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis and family recently visited Mrs. Loveday.
The article describes two finger wiggling types during grip before the backswing nervous wiggling and quiet wiggling. Both disrupt grip and add wrist tension, harming control. It advises maintaining a steady grip with relaxed wrists for better hand action during the swing.
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