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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1969

Page

14

Amateur Garden Club Elects New Officers

Middleport Amateur Garden Club elects officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Harold Lohse. Betty Cline discusses narcissus history and reads a poem. Officers named are Mrs. Harry Moore president, Mrs. Lester Fry vice president, Mrs. Edward Burkett secretary, and Mrs. Lohse treasurer.

Amateur Garden Club Middleport Betty Cline Middleport Amateur Garden Club Harold Lohse Charles Blakeslre Cline Harry Moore Lester Fry Edward Burkett Lohse Winding Trail Garden Club Pomeroy Mary. Benlz Veterans Memorial Hospital Cheshire Garden Club Guy Reynolds Walter Crooks Moore Chester Erwin Carol Pierce Mark Coughenour David Mitchell Carr Marcia Carr Teresa Carr Gwenda Depoy Virginia Cline Cheryl Kuhn Sonia Carr Jolly Green Giants Tami Milliron Eva Millican Benny Rife Laura Hoover Sherri Kauff Catherine Cotterill Linda Cotterill Janelle Cumings Joy Waggoner Sheila Clark Harrisonville Norman Will Harold Maye Harrisonville Boys 441 Steven Stanley Racine Shutter Bugs David Beard Connie Roush Marlene Fisher Linda Board

Point Pleasant Hosts Round Robin Judo Tournament

Judo teams from Parkersburg Brennerhasset Huntington Charleston teckley Portsmouth and Point Pleasant meet in a Sunday round robin at Point Pleasant High School gym. Competition runs 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. with medals for top places and trophies for outstanding player and best team.

Point Pleasant Parkersburg Brennerhasset Huntington Charleston Teckley Portsmouth Tani‘ Judo Club Brent Billings Brian Billings Debbie Greathouse Glen Greathouse Fred Propp Bill Dickson Dan Buckley Jim Lewis

Weekend Visitors At Mitch and Family Home

Weekend guests included the Mitchs daughter and family, Mr and Mrs William Houck and family of Marton Ohio, Charles Enteminger of Charles ton West Virginia staying with his mother Mrs David Enteminger.

P. L. Mitch William Houck Marton Ohio Charles Enteminger Charleston W. Va David Enteminger

Pomeroy Police Investigate Apparent Death by Own Action

Pomeroy police probed an apparent self inflicted injury Wednesday at 11 19 p m after Mr Phelps found his wife Ethel 38 with a left wrist laceration unconscious in the bedroom She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition Officials gave no motive Earlier at 2 20 p m the squad went to the Charles Warner home in Chester where a young boy refused treatment for a bee sting

Pomeroy Phelps Lincoln Hts Ethel

Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Names Gleaned From Patients and Relatives

Pleasant Valley Hospital notes list patients and relations including Mrs John Miller of Henderson and Mrs Patricia Perrine of Letart along with Sr Blain of Point Pleasant and multiple others such as Mrs Darnell Jeffreys Angela Perry Bonnie Francisco Delores Stanley Mrs Charles Weaver and son Mrs David Sayre and son Mrs Roger Snyder and Howard Brumiey.

John Miller Henderson Patricia Perrine Letart Sr. Blain Point Pleasant Darnell Jeffreys Bufford Capehart Angela Perry Bonnie Fransisco Delores Stanley Charles Weaver David Sayre Roger Snyder Howard Brumiey

Meigs High Chorale to Present Sunday Concert

Meigs Senior High School chorale under Christine Guthrie will perform Sunday at the high school auditorium to celebrate National Music Week. The program begins at 2:30 PM with Broadway tunes folk songs and classical pieces including The Sound of Music Summertime and Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring. The girls and boys ensembles will feature selections such as Seventy Six Trombones Shenandoah and Happiness with piano and guitar accompaniment.

Middleport Meigs Senior High School Christine Guthrie Samuel Richard Gaines Brother James Vernon Eville Rogers Hammerstein George Gershwin Alfred Ray Malotte Smith Jesu Johann Sebastian Bach Gloria Wolfgang Amadeus Hozart Selec Hal David Burt F. Bacharach Jerry Toti Mary Longfellow Charlie Brown Little David

Meigs Head Start Sets June Start Across County

POMEROY Meigs County summer head start begins June 16 and runs to August 8 with morning classes at Middleport Salisbury Rutland Bradbury Harrisonville and Salem Center elementary schools. Registration via principals or Thomas Kelly at Middleport Central School on a first come basis. Eligibility targets low income families with five or six year olds not yet in public schools. Funded federally through the Office of Economic Opportunity and Gallia program in cooperation with Meigs Local School District.

Pomeroy Meigs County Sumer Middleport Salisbury Rutland Bradbury Harrisonville Salem Center Thomas Kelly Middleport Central School The Office of Economic Opportunity Galliagram Meigs

Missionary Programs Reviewed At Heath United Methodist Church

Miss Bess Sanborn reviewed the church missionary programs through the years at the May meeting of the Afternoon Circle in Middleport. A fellowship luncheon preceded the session with Rev. Max Donahue giving grace. Spring flowers adorned the tables. hostesses included Mrs. Ziegler Hennesy Jones and Emmish.

Middleport Bess Sanborn Heath United Methodist Church Max Donahue Mildred Ziegler C. M. Hennesy Emerson Jones C. A. Emmish

Driver narrowly escapes river in Ohio Route 7 crash

Maxine H. Smithkey, 35, Crown City, slid off wet Route 7 and stopped at the Ohio River edge with minor injuries untreated. A second two car collision occurred on Route 554 in Bidwell, involving Alice Garnes, 20, and Kenneth Parsons, 18, with Garnes taken to Holzer Medical Center for observation. Population density note: Manhattan, N Y averages 77 000 per square mile.

Gallipolis Maxine H. Smithkey Crown City Ohio River Route 7 Bidwell Alice Garnes Kenneth Parsons Garnes Holzer Medical Center Manhattan N.Y

Court Ruling Awards Seat To Johnson

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Republican Lee Johnson may become attorney general, overriding a tribunal that had disqualified his election over minor excess campaign spending. Johnson, a Portland attorney and former state representative, defeated Democrat Robert Y. Thornton 437 850 to 35 046.

Salem Ore Oregon Supreme Court Lee Johnson Robert Y.thornton Oregon Johnson Supreme Court Portland Thornton

Egg barrage thwarts would-be bandit in St Louis alley

A 7-year old St Louis man recounted an incident where a knife-wielding assailant demanded money in an alley behind Melon’s home. Glen Mellon swerved a carton of eggs at the bandit, who escaped dripping with scrambled eggs. Rex Cummings, serving in Vietnam, has been promoted to sergeant while stationed at Cam Ranh Bay.

ST Couis —P St. Louis Glen Mellon Mellon Cummings Pomeroy David Cummings Rex U.S. Air Force Camrahn Bay Viet Nam Pomeroy High Schoo

Southern High FHA Girls Stage Style Show Awards

Under Mrs. Dale McClurg guidance sixty Southern High School FHA members presented a style show in the auditorium. Susan Tuttle won outstanding senior in home economics with a trophy. Barbara Larson received a cookbook campaign cash prize.

Southern High Fha Racine Dale McClurg Southern High School FHA Future Homemakers of America Susan Tuttle Barbara Larson Miss Tuttle Miss Larson Barbara Richards Randy Proffitt Steven Shuler

Meigs 4-H Clubs Report Busy Spring Activities

Multiple Meigs area 4-H clubs organized meetings and elect officers. Dues ranged from 10 cents per meeting as members planned upcoming events and activities at various sites including Route 35 and Route 33.

Columbia Make

Oregon primary laws revised limit candidate withdrawals

Gov. Tom McCall signed a bill changing Oregon primary election rules. Once presidential candidates appear on the late May 1972 ballot their names cannot be withdrawn. The secretary of state selects generally advocated candidates, and Rockefeller’s 1972 withdrawal influenced the change.

Salem Ore Oregon Tom McCall Secretary of State Nelson A. Rockefeller New York McCall

Redmond High elects two student body presidents

Redmond Oregon a two person ticket Dan Elliot and Paul Unger were elected student body presidents on a platform that two could better run the school while each maintained good grades.

Redmond Ore Redmond High School Dan Elliot Paul Unger

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Mational Bank Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance FOIC Pleasant Valley Hospital Meigs High Chorale Linda Beal Brenda Bentz Sharon Brawley Nikki Bremberg Darlene Bradbury Nancy Buchanan Wendy Carper Lu Ann French Shirley Garnes Brenda Gilmore Karen Griffith Nancy Harris Carol Hargraves Mary Sue Hayes Debbie Hannell Mary King Verrie Miller Linda Midkiff Cynthia Mills Kathy Morgan Judith McKnight Anita Neece Patty Roush Darla Sheridan Glenna Sprague Karolyn Soulsby Lois Ann Sauer Esther Tillis Sandy Yates Randy Becker Philip Blackwood Steve Burson Richard Dean Keith Lisle Dwight ‘Logan John Lohse Patrick O'Brien John Rithcart James Swarzel Roy Vaughan Duane Will Owen Blackwood Lynn Tessa John Stone Harrisonburg Virginia Calais Cadillac Sedan DE Ville’s Karr & van Zandt Cedillec Oldsmobile G.m.ac Pomeroy, Ohio Finest Brands Ridenour Supply Chester, Ohio Kees England Loft C. E. Blakeslee Irene Barns Becky Houdasheldt Becky Triplett Salem Center School Katherine Mitchell Katherine Colwell Bernice Garnes Debbie Moore Connie Garnes Patricia Goossnickle River 411 Club Margaret Brown Maxine Whitehead Sheila Buchanan Tereasa Smith Cathy Pickens Judy Holter Patricia Boston Wayne Placer Wayne Animal Health Ales W. Main St. Pomeroy, O. Ph Pickens Paint & Howe Mason, W. VA
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