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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
4
Athens newspaper announces daily weekday edition with Sunday morning issue from Messenger Publishing Co. Frederick W. Bush publisher Gordon K. Bush and Joan W. Wedd editors. Details on delivery and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia subscribers.
The Knowland Doctrine blocks focus on the Eisenhower Mideast resolution as Senate committees amend the measure. Critics argue the move risks broader spending in the Middle East while Downgrading the UN and tying U.S. policy to global aid goals.
HAL BOYLE collects reader quips on eye dominance, spectacles origins, and Ben Franklin’s bifocals. The mail bag also notes college marriage rates at Missouri, U S cost of living impacts, and quirky trivia about Latin legends, chair use, and famous sayings.
A psychologist outlines a method to develop romantic feelings between Jack and Rachel by shared experiences and staged dating. He argues earned love forms through enjoyable memories, recommends careful mate selection, and promises butterflies after accumulating positive dates and compliments. He advertises a 200 point tests package.
In Pawnee City Wild Jack Mason arrives at The Longhorn Saloon and clashes with Tom Alder over a box used in fare games. Nathan Foss departs with $50,000 as Chad Morgan faces a looming city government crisis. Judson Drake leads incorporation talks with a slate of candidates set for August first, triggering shock at Morgan’s office.
Tomorrow's vibrations favor completing hard tasks and cooperative efforts. Birthday readings warn prudent spending in late August and predict progress in finances and personal matters. Local notices report hospital release, visits, family gatherings, and a public auction of the May Creighton property on March 28 at 2 pm. residents travel to Florida and Ohio towns.
The late Jesse A. Sweeney of Meigs County who led Ohio foxhunters as a past president is remembered for 42 years in public service from Athens State Hospital to Toledo State Hospital where he rose to personnel director and chief supervisor in Athens at age three. Leesburg Daily Commercial notes railroads face change as Congress considers ventures into airlines trucking pipelines and more.
The United States presses Israel to withdraw from Gaza and gulf area while UN forces would move in. Golda Meir says Israel expects UN backing, but no guarantees were given. Dulles clarifies no promises in talks with Arab states. Ben Gurion laments U.S. role as a friend over expediency.
Reedsville and Hamden notes list many visitors and guests, including Jerry Childers from Norfolk and various families visiting from Belpre Columbus and Dayton. A new daughter was born to Bob Morton and Louise Rebel, and the Reedsville Pioneer 4-H Club met with seventeen members present.
Mr and Mrs Luther Bobo of Dayton visited Mrs Dora Bobo in Wilkesville Mrs Henry Reibel stayed with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harley Strong during which the Strongs welcomed a new daughter Amos Lowe of Blacklick visited recently Also Ian Vins Milford Long Ronnie and Floyd Sayre of Columbus visited Fred Sayre Mrs Jacob Schilling, formerly at Holzer Hospital, is now staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Spires Mrs Donald Penn and Mrs Ralph White called on Mrs George Queen at Grant Hospital Columbus Mr and Mrs Robin White and their son returned to their former home after two years in Logan Mrs James Rush Columbus spent a weekend with his wife Anna Rush in Wilkesville
The Ladies Aid of Oak Grove quilted at a recent meeting with Mrs. Ercel Adkins. The Boards Baptist Aid held a quilting bee with Mrs. Fannie Taylor. a potluck dinner followed. Various relatives and friends visited or stayed with local families, including Mike Boston, Ernie Rickard, Tuila Rickard, Homer Rickard, Curtis Rickard, George Boston, Taft Boston, Andy Crass, and Oakey Roush in Letart and nearby areas.
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