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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
5
Nelsonville Glenford Dugan Post 229 announces the Legion Memorial Building will open during weekdays for members and families visiting the city. The auxiliary agrees to interior redecorating. 1966 membership cards are available from Adjutant Floyd Brown. Organizations may contact Commander Clyde Shingler to use the basement for rummage sales or meetings.
Rex O'Brien cares for his father John O'Brien. Mrs Dora O'Brien visits Mrs Earl Cowen. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kern visit Kern's mother in Barnsville and relatives in St Clairsville and Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith visit a brother in New Haven W Va and sister. Mr and Mrs Jim Smith, Darwin.
Specialists from Columbus and local volunteers conducted a crippled children clinic at the First Methodist Church in Nelsonville. 103 children were examined as a joint effort by the Athens County Health Department with input from orthopedic specialists, a pediatrician, nurses, and Red Cross Gray Ladies. Vacation Bible school sessions by Southeast Ohio Baptist Mission Service wrap up with morning classes in the Warren building sponsored by Logan First Baptist Church.
Recent visitors to the Bar ringers included Junior and Gerald Barringer and families, Kearns of Mason, Gibbs of New Haven, Adams, Hanning of Athens, and Pauline Barr who returned from Camden Clark Hospital. A. E. Wyers and family visited Pontiac, Mich., with Homer Pullins and Garrett Watkins en route. Chuck Curtis hosted visitors Perry Curtis and Olan Reynolds from Parkersburg. Delcia Reed spent the weekend with Gary and Mrs. Brooks in Wooster.
Mr and Mrs John Hull Nelsonville welcome a son at Mount St Mary Hospital. Also listed are multiple admissions from Nelsonville Chauncey Glouster New Straitsville Athens and surrounding areas. C R Hubbard vp cashier Peoples Bank returned home after Stonier Banking course at Rutgers. Parade of the Hills parade committee meets Wednesday night at Jack s Bar and Grill.
The State Auditor examined Nelsonville records from April 25, 1963 to December 31, 1964 and found most in good order with several adjustements. Overpayments included Wilbur Klinebriel $9.20 Louis Seipel $5 George Godenschwager $2.91. Godenschwager refunded. Overpaid $28.55 to Nelsonville Tribune due to invoice duplication. underdeposit of $167.47 in major bank adjusted. Recommendations include recording minutes for bids, and strict records for pool ticket inventories and Recreation Commission funds.
Syracuse society pages list weekend guests and visits from families in Akron Wellston Pinch Barbert on W Va Columbus and Huntington including Mr and Mrs N S White Mrs Martha Albis Mrs Agnes White and James Robert. trips to Serpent Mound and Royal Oaks Park reflect regional ties in 1960s era.
A Detroit official extols a new showroom and service plant in Athens County Ohio crafted from five years of planning. The facility promises advanced design and fast service at no extra cost to motorists regardless of current car brand, inviting locals to inspect and visit soon.
Catherine Andrew and Sheila Drake returned to Columbus after a Long Bottom weekend with parents Francis Andrew and Mel Drake. Both 1965 Eastern High School graduates secured jobs in Columbus, Andrew a legal secretary for Stephan Charles Levy and Drake at the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Co. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Weber and Mary Hill in McKeostown and Mrs Wayne Prince with relatives in Toronto and Detroit area.
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