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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
7
Nearly 150 students from two Point Pleasant junior high schools will perform at an assembly on Thursday afternoon and Friday at 7 30 p m for the public. The program will showcase winter PE activities and include square dancing in the junior high gym on Main Street.
Admitted Carolyn Mattox Leon and Mrs Forest Stephens Leon. Discharged Lewis Taylor Point Pleasant Isaac Wickline Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Charles Yoho New Haven.
Minor damage occurred to two vehicles in a rear end collision on Jefferson Ave Monday. No injuries. Lila Estes 45 Dix San Addition stopped for traffic and was struck by Lawrence G Mohr Viand Sr City police said. River Coal Co tipple theft Sunday night. pump valued 168 outside tipple. Krodel Park Clubhouse break in Sunday night. soda machine pried and $6.35 taken. Sheriff’s Department investigating tire theft and car tools taken from James R Blain Hogsett Sunday night.
A long list of newborns reported for Holzer Hospital including Arrowood, Jones, Rouse and many others from Gallipolis Jackson Point Pleasant and surrounding areas. The notice names the mothers and in some cases addresses or route numbers, followed by a knitting class note at Graham Station with nine participants taught by Wanda Stemple.
Five students won first place in the Point Pleasant Junior and Senior High School Science Fair held in the high school auditorium. Winners advance to the Huntington regional fair April 11-12 at Marshall University, joining 11 other first place recipients. Benjamin Franklin welcomed attendees and industry donors presented trophies and ribbons.
Frank Yester of Gallipolis Ferry was named president of the Mason County Dairy Herd Improvement Association at its annual dinner meeting at Henderson School. Clair Lee Cottrill was elected vice president, W. W. Brown secretary-treasurer, with Cottrill and Edison Mayes joining the board. E. E. Mitchell reported the DHIA averages for 1963 of 10 250 pounds milk per cow and 381 pounds fat per cow, the highest since start of the program.
Sohio introduces a special Carburetor Cleaner added to Boron Gasoline to dissolve throttle plate deposits and prevent gasoline waste. Tests show a dirty carburetor can waste up to one gallon per tank, especially with city driving and idling. Regular Boron use aims to keep carburetors clean and efficient.
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