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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1962
Page
4
Grae mun Berger warns that junior high students are entering adolescence earlier, as parents rely on outside agencies for guidance. He laments the shift from family centered development to school and institutions handling youth issues, risking fragmented loyalties and identity formation.
A reader asks about phlegm without cough or cold. Suggestions include mucus dissolving nasal spray, decongestants, hydration, humidifying steam, and warm water from radiators.
A teen asks how to handle a sister invading privacy and a mother who meets dates. The response suggests setting boundaries such as a door hook and notes parental concern can reflect care. A shy student is reassured many peers seek dates and to gather courage to ask.
Charles Mercer presents Crag Hunter a 40 year old Wall Street economist sent to a New Jersey retreat for drinkers. His wife dies at a fashionable apartment triggering another binge as he joins a varied group led by Dr Boone and nurse Maxine at the secluded facility. The storm then tests the staff and guests.
The page details a dense daily lineup with color notes and program times through late evening. It also previews several dramatic and documentary segments including Three Blind Mice and Gala Performance hosted by Maureen O Hara and others, plus book notices and a Manila Peace Corps update.
A fragmented TV schedule lists NBC News Weather Detectives Huntley and other programs across a day, including Bell Hour Meet Press Frontiers Mrs JFK Walt Disney Car 54 Bonanza Theaters and classic shorts.
The fragment lists a Friday broadcast slate with times and show titles including News Weather Editorial and various films. Entry phrases reference sports like Sacred Heart and Keller, and a lineup extends into late night with news at 1:00 and 2:00 telestrator pieces.
A fragmented broadcast grid shows various programs across channels with times from 6:00 to 11:30, including News, Weather, sports, movies, and classic shows like Gunsmoke Lassie and Jack Benny, reflecting a mid-century routine lineup.
At 7 30 P M International Stow time a program by Gre English Comedians features D Ameche as host presenting a comic evening.
Channel schedules show film titles by day with times including shadows of a broadcast guide. Notable entries include The Youngest Profession Shadow of the Thin Man Here Comes Happiness The Boss Frenchman's Creek The Blackwell Story Birds of Paradise The Seventh Cross Father Is a Prince Devil's Island Marie Antoinette Burma Convoy and more across Friday and Saturday.
A dated list of songs includes Hey Baby by Channel, Dont Break the Heart That Loves You by Francis, Let Me In by Sensations, Slow Twistin by Checker, Midnight in Moscow, Twistin the Night Away by Cooke, Good Luck Charm by Presley, Love Letters by Lester, Dream Baby by Orbison, and Young World by Nelson.
Mrs. Gordon James visits Columbus while Mrs. Harry Witschy calls on Lancaster friends. Columbus attendees at Clarence Angle's funeral include the Ross and Koenig families along with the Angles. Walter Denny and Chester Hunter make local visits and a Logan hospital birth is announced for March 18.
The column from The Athens Messenger offers guidance on delaying military service, college plans, and career choices. It notes enlistment with training can aid future goals, outlines meteorology training and female participation, lists contact addresses for the American Meteorological Society and the Council on Social Work Education, and mentions railroad and bus line opportunities for youth and women.
Car owners favor new interiors that are washable and resistant to wear, with metallic fabrics in rich colors and jewel like textures. Cleanliness boosts prestige as a well kept car mirrors owners housekeeping standards.
A wealthy Briton posts a $14,000 challenge to the first man to fly under his own power. Pole vaulters are not eligible. The note also recalls our champion ski jumpers in relation to human flight without motor assistance.
A dialogue shows Ed Roberts learning to value service in school life. Doris Hill argues that citizen involvement in planning dances, picnics, clubs, and teams builds communities and strengthens college and job prospects. Ed volunteers for the picnic, recognizing the benefit of participation.
Cheshire notes list Mrs Leith Reynolds and Mrs Dorothy Al bert a Al berta and Erma as visitors. The Hood family moved from the Howard property to the Pol ing property. Mrs Jean Sayre and Barbara Sayre returned home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Ernest Canaday of Akron were guests. Mrs Erna Shoemaker fell at home and was injured with no bones broken.
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