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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
11
A Teen Age Republican Club meeting in the city council room postponed its planned city park picnic due to bad weather. Karen Davis led the session. plans to attend the Teen Age Republican convention at Dennison University were discussed. Members signed a get well card for former President Eisenhower.
Win-One class of the EUB Church held a potluck with nine members attending led by Rev. Paul Fortney and Mrs. Eugene Hudnall. An art exhibit in Point Pleasant featured West Virginia artists and a talk by Louise Long. 4-H Club and various admissions and dismissals listed for local residents and families.
Meigs County transfer notices show Henry Royster Sr and others selling parcels to Sealer Johnson in Pomeroy. Robert J Brown and others to Mollie Williams and Maxie Adell Royster in Pomeroy. multiple parcels traded among residents including Salisbury Columbia Syracuse Middleport Sutton Rutland Lebanon Lebanon Twp Sutton Twp and others.
Mrs Darrell Figgins of Chestnut Street hosted Group Two of CWF First Christian Church in her home. Mrs John Clouston led devotions from Ruth with Mothers Day themes. The meeting continued the Japan study and church work there. Refreshments for nine were served.
In Nelsonville Mayor Court Anthony E. McDonald of 231 Oak Street paid a $25 fine plus costs for operating a motor vehicle without an operator license. Fred Smith of Nelsonville faced a $100 fine and costs for leaving the scene of an accident. John L. Diltz of New Plymouth pleaded guilty and was fined $150 plus costs after an argument with his wife led to property damage at a storefront window. In Trimble, Lodge 557 F&AM announces Father and Son Night Saturday at 7 p.m. at Trimble Lodge Hall with refreshments for all Masons.
In Nelsonville York Junior High Band meeting at the school, Glenna Luellen was named president, Mike Koker vice president, Tina Coffman secretary, Patsy Cox treasurer, Paula Howe news reporter, Teresa Watkins and Keith Dane music librarians. Kathryn McCoy, the band instructor, appointed the officers and four council members.
Lt Col John M Nolan U S Army transferred from the Pentagon to Fort Campbell Kentucky where he is assigned as commanding officer of the Seventh Battalion Third Infantry Regiment Sixth Infantry Division His wife Mrs Rose Mary Nolan and their children will join him in June at the new post Twig Five Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will meet Monday at 730 p m at 923 Walnut St with a white elephant sale item collection noted Social Security enactment dates recalled
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