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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1963

Page

3

Russia China Conflict Analyzed In Salisbury Press Conf

Kathleen Lodwick reports Harrison Salisbury, Pulitzer winner, says the Russia China conflict stems from rival power dynamics not ideology. He notes Khrushchev seeks world tension while Chinese leaders rely on it, and calls the Washington Moscow hot line a potential but limited crisis tool.

Russia-China Salisbury Kathleen Lodwick Russia China Harrison Salisbury Ohio University West New York Times Khrushchev Washington Moscow Kennedy Cuba Raul Castro CIA Poland

Royal McBee Declares Quarterly Dividends on Preferred Stock

New York board of Royal McBee Corp declares regular quarterly dividends for the current quarter ending July 31 on Series A B C and D preferred stock. Payments due July 15 to holders of record July 5. no dividend on common stock. Chairman Allan A. Ryan announced the action.

New York N.Y Royal McBee Corp Allan A. Ryan

Bible School Picnic and Community News in Glouster

A Glouster Bible School picnic at Glouster Park hosted 68 children and teachers from the Glouster Methodist Church. A Friday 7 30 p m program will be held at the church by participating children.

Glouster Glouster Park

Ohio Farmers Face Severe Drought Crisis Highlighting Pasture Loss

Area farmers grapple with a deepening drought across Ohio. Extension Agent Kenneth Ackerman warns continued dry spells will force imminent livestock marketing as hay and pasture suffer from cold, dry conditions. Groundwater and soil moisture have collapsed after the March floods, with only 40 percent of available moisture left in the top 42 inches of soil. Forestry plantings face high loss and urban grass and garden areas show stress.

James McGaw Ohio Kenneth Ackerman

Trimble Grange Receives High Praise in Inspection

State Deputy Waldo Poston commended Trimble Grange for a strong year of improvement and awarded 898 points of 1000. Guests from Amesville Athens Lodi and The Plains attended. Ruth Simpkins was initiated and a potluck fed 15 guests 35 members and 12 juveniles.

Glouster Trimble Grange Waldo Poston Poston Amesville Athens Lodi The Plains Clara Poston Kenneth Vernon Mae Smith Faye Wingett Ruth Simpkins Grange Athens County Pomona Grange Trimble

Chauncey Personal Notices of Local Visitors

Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with numerous family gatherings. Names include Darst Wilson Cummings Mullins Sapp Hughes Burchfield and Copeland, among others, with travel from Cedar Point Nelsonville Huntington to Jay County and Florida trips noted.

S. L. Darst Cedar Point James A. Wilson C. W. Darst Portland Ind Darst Twigg Jay County Fairgrounds Mr. Wilson Frank Cummings Frank Huntington W.va John Connie Kay Florida

Eastern Star closes season with conferral at Masonic Hall

Glouster Chapter 192 Order of Eastern Star held its final meeting before summer recess in the Masonic Hall. Herbert Zimmer received the conferring of degrees as Eva Zimmer announced plans for a fall meeting September 10 and Friends Night September 24. Marcellne Rebekah edge will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall for a report from the instructor's delegate.

Glouster Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Herbert Zimmer Eva Zimmer Marcellne Rebekah Edge IOOF School of Instruction

Priscilla Class Plans Booth for Glouster Homecoming

The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church met Tuesday evening to finalize plans for a concession at the July 4th Homecoming. They will sell home baked goods and host a fish pond with refreshments served to 15 members and one guest, Mrs Sarah McClelland, by hostesses Thelma Chappelear, Margaret Elias, Florence Ogg, and Mary Skinner.

Glouster Priscilla Glouster Methodist Church Thelma Chappelear Margaret Elias Florence Ogg Mary Skinner Sarah McClelland

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