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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
8
A local TV guide lists Saturday morning and early afternoon cartoons. Highlights include Popeye and Pols, Leave It to Beaver, Marine Boy, Beany and Cecil, Focus on Agriculture, and Mighty Mouse with multiple time slots across 8:30 to 10:00 AM.
A dense listing of Sunday programs across CBS and NBC networks includes religious features like This Is The Life and The Christophers, talk shows such as Meet The Press and Face The Nation, variety acts, gospel programs, sports updates, and educational segments. Numerous time slots from morning to late evening outline channel and program names, with occasional parenthetical notes indicating color broadcasts.
The Messenger notes errors may appear in program listings when stations fail to provide accurate schedules. Color programs are marked by a (C) after the program name. Stations listed include 3-WSAZ IV Huntington NBC 4-WLWC NBC Columbus 6-WTVN TV ABC Columbus 8-WCHS TV CBS Charleston 10-WBNS TV CBS Columbus 13-WHTN TV ABC Huntington 15-WTAP TV NBC ABC Parkersburg 18-WHIZ TV NBC ABC Zanesville 20-WOUB TV Ohio University Athens.
Daylight listings show a dense schedule of classic films across time blocks Friday and Sunday, featuring stars like Powell Allyson Weld Bergman Ferrer Hamilton Peppard and Cooper. The Nelsonville police report parking meter receipts totaling 402.65 for March 16 to 30.
Nelsonville report says Chancellors Night will be observed by Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias on April 19. Chancellor Commander Dr Edward L Murphy announced at the lodge session. James Hollenbaugh named chairman. Program open to Knights Pythian Sisters and families. Burgesses return from seven week Florida visit to 113 Fayette St. Nelsonville.
Conservancy district officials warn that without a coordinating district to handle paperwork bridge plans and appraisals the Athens flood control project and related measures along the Hocking Valley face delays. Funds are exhausted loans stall bond plans and state support is uncertain while efforts pursue federal aid and possible Ohio Water Commission takeover.
Nelsonville police investigate a rock throwing incident near the high school on Wednesday. Herb Miller of Columbus reported his station wagon’s right rear glass was shattered while driving on Jefferson Street, near a concrete wall where a group of boys fled after the throw. All denied involvement.
Nelsonville Philadorian Lodge No 157 F&AM will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Entered Apprentice Degree at the Masonic Temple with refreshments. Group One First Christian Church CWF meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Miss Jennie Sanders. Patricia Stockdale will lead. The Rainbow for Girls assembly and advisors gather Sunday at 10:15 a.m. at First Methodist for worship. Presbyterian Women hold a carry-in supper Monday at 6 p.m. to welcome Irene McDowell McKee back to Nelsonville.
Mount St Mary Hospital reports a birth to Mr and Mrs Thomas D Baker of Wellston. Admissions list includes Lucille Hubbard Nelsonville Kenneth Crabtree McArthur Inez Courtney Nelsonville and others across Amesville Route 1 and surrounding areas. The Scioto River watershed covers about 6510 square miles and drains 4310 billion gallons annually.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Mingus were Edwin Kennard Logan and the Dunlevy Sawyer and Kolar families from Cleveland. Others visited from Terra Haute Columbus Hillards Amesville Lancaster Pa and Elyria. Several extended family stays occurred including returning travelers from Columbus and Euclid with local host families.
Gladys Lines reports visits among Straitsville residents as Mr and Mrs Danny Daughtery of Columbus visit Mrs Margaret Spicer. Dayton visitors include Mr and Mrs Keith Nelson and daughter. Lancaster visitors include Mrs Beatrice Carnes. Nelsonville Assembly Rainbow for Girls to hold an April 8 rummage sale at the Legion War Memorial Building starting 8 30 a.m.
Robert Clum of Lancaster Ohio Eighth District Commander American Legion of Ohio and Mrs Wilson Carr district Auxiliary president Athene will be official guests of Glenford Dugan Post 229 for the Legion birthday dinner at the Legion War Memorial Building. Rep Clarence E Miller Lancaster Ohio tenth district will be the principal speaker. Dinner served at 6 30 p m.
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