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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
9
The United States Marine Corps Youth Physical Fitness Program will receive sponsorship from General Foods Corp Post division. The company will cover transportation feeding and incidental expenses for regional winners to travel to Washington DC for a three day national finals in June.
John R. Philson re enlists in the U S Air Force as a Pope AFB load master and Ohio academic path. Several court notices in Athens County seek divorces on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with scheduled hearings. State Highway Department announces a bid invitation for a major multi county road project with prequalification and wage requirements.
The New Haven Kee ro ke Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Oscar Caste Jr’s home with devotions by Mrs. Gerald Clark and a program by Mrs. Alva Luckdoo. The Win-One EUB Church class met at the church for a monthly meeting led by Mrs. Tom Hoffman, with recreation by Mrs. Martin Berisford. Attendees included multiple local couples at the Point Pleasant Mason County Chamber of Commerce dinner at Moose Hall. The New Haven Junior Women’s Club gathered at the Alex Quil len Memorial Building hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Vickers, featuring international affairs and home life programs led by Mrs. James Cunningham, and a dried materials decor demonstration by Mrs. Erwin, with guests Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Jack Roush and Patty Smith. The New Haven PTA held a regular meeting with a panel discussion on problems children face, featuring Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Pete Burris, the Rev. Jack T. Welch and Mr. Glenn Smith.
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