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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
9
The Jacksonville Eagles will host a free fish dinner Friday at 7 p.m. for members, their families and guests. The planned Saturday dance has been canceled.
Boys interested in playing Little League baseball should meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Youth Center. Elton Swart serves as chairman and announces the gathering.
The Greens Run Church of Christ in Glouster held a board meeting to increase worship attendance. Members inactive in recent years are invited to a May 17 gathering after the 9:15 a.m. service. A Christian Women’s Fellowship was approved to assist church work and worship.
Television listings note WBNS TV Channel 10 CBS in Columbus presents a block including Town Meeting and Sports Spectacular with Amateur Hour among the color programs. Stations warn of possible errors if corrected schedules are not provided.
Patricia Jo Mesaros wed Robert D Tolliver in a 25 April 1964 ceremony at Nelsonville. The bride, a 1963 Nelsonville High School graduate, and her husband plan to live in Akron. Out of town guests included Richard Miller and family of Denver, Lowell Dawley of Barberton, and June Tolliver of Lancaster.
The Glouster Exempted village school band traveled by bus to Athens to hear President Lyndon B. Johnson speak from Memorial Auditorium. Other students were dismissed with parental permission and transportation arranged. Classes were dismissed at 10 15 a.m. and resumed at 1 15 p.m.
The Glouster family night at the Methodist Church Sunday included a 6:30 potluck dinner and a program by Sunday School classes and the Youth Fellowship under Miss Mabel Le Fever. Rev. Gene L. Winans led devotions and Rev. Mr. Robison of Columbus gave a brief talk. An old fashioned remedy for spring fever was cited as two ounces of sulphur and two ounces of molasses mixed.
Channel lineup lists 5:00 Kinder program followed by 3:30 Compass Base 5:45 Kids' Stuff 6:00 Pasin's Giants 6:30 Biology 7:00 Whets New 7:30 Casals 8:00 Science Report 8:30 Tosca 10:00 News.
A horse experiences a reflex that latches its leg joints during sleep. Researchers note a protective mechanism may prevent injury by stabilizing limbs in deep rest.
Mrs Belva Creashbaum and Mrs Ade Ervin hosted guests including Creashbaums son John and family from Lancaster. Mrs Larry Brockett and Mrs Larry Kootie from Nelsonville traveled to Georgia to join husbands stationed there. Mrs Mary Blower learned her grandson James Newton now serving in the Army has arrived in Germany. Newton formerly of Nelsonville.
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