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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1962

Page

11

Straitsville News Notes Visitors at Local Homes

Recent visits to Straitsville include Harold Vernon and sons Micky and Jamey, Mike Hardesty, Bob McClarron from Cleveland, and Mrs. Clarence Vernon with Tommy and Billy Joe from Lebanon. Other gatherings feature Mrs. Margaret Lantz, Mrs. Mabel Krauss, and David Friedlander from Columbus, plus visits by Thomas Smith in McArthur and Wayne Lines from Columbus to Mrs. Grover Backus.

Charles Duffy Harold Vernon Micky Jamey Mike Hardesty Bob McClarron Cleveland Clarence Vernon Tommy Billy Joe Lebanon Margaret Lantz Mabel Krauss David Friedlander Columbus Thomas Smith McArthur Wayne Lines Grover Backus John Nutter Washington

Loyal Workers Class Votes 38 for Church Expenses

The Loyal Workers Class of Millfield Christian Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ralph Sanders. They voted to give $38 to the church for operating expenses and to buy curtains for the basement. The evening ended with social time and refreshments for listed attendees.

Chauncey The Millfield Christian Church Ralph Sanders Homer Omen Paul Gould John Russell George Shaner Alex Kozma Calmon Kozma Athens

GHS Seniors Will Tour Washington and New York

Twenty eight Glouster High School seniors depart Athens at 9 39 p m for a trip to Washington and New York. The itinerary includes the Capitol Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial and Iwo Jima Monument in Washington and a two night stay at the Paramount Hotel New York with visits to Radio City Music Hall United Nations Building Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty.

Glouster Glouster High School Washington New York Athens B&o Capitol Paramount Hotel Rockettes Radio City Music Hall United Nations Hudson Fast Rivers Manhattan Financial District Bowery Chinatown Beekman Hill Empire State Building Harrington Hotel Washington Monument Lincoln Arlington National Cemetery Iwo Jima Monument Mount Vernon George Washington

Where The Waters Mingle Prom Queen Chosen In Paris Theme

Judy Shinn, 16, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J A Shinn, crowned Junior-Senior Prom queen at the high school auditorium. She wore a pink silk strapless gown and was escorted by Dale Miller. Court included Carla Dilcher and Sharon Burris in floor-length white gowns. The auditorium decor featured a Paris scene with the Eiffel Tower replica built by students.

Paris Judy Shinn J. A. Shinn Judy Benjamin Franklin, IV Dale Miller Miss Shinn Carla Dilcher Carl Dilcher Sharon Burris Everett Burris Carla Leis McCanna Sharon Brooks Sam McNeill Ronald Jarrell Marvin Austin Terry Hall

Glouster Social Roundup Notes Weekend Visits and Events

Glouster residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns. Guests included the Vernons and Morris in Columbus, and Frank McCreanor’s family from Springfield. George Mudrie attended a Sports Recognition Dinner at Ohio University Athens. The 500 Club met with winners Thomas Noon, Josephine Hedfelt, and Kate Vaughn.

Carsey Vernon Columbus Ernest Vernon Anna Morris Willard Emch Sonny Phillips Terri Kay Steve Phillips Frank McCreanor Rolland McCreanor Debbie Brenda Springfield Alex Nogrady Truetown John McCreanor Jan Kirkbride Chesterhill Savent A. C. McCance George Mudrie Green and White Club Baker Center Ohio University Athens Mudrie Hobart Steels New Plymouth Aaron Wade Lancaster Glouster Carl L Whaley 500 Thomas Noon Josephine Hedfelt Kate Vaughn C. E. Haskins Esther Lamborn Edward Ley Albert Gordon

Mrs Blower Hosts Progressive Club Dance Night

Mrs James Blower hosted the Junior Progressive Study Club at her home and announced the Spring Party set for May 21 at the Sportsman Restaurant Athens, closing the club season. Attendees included Mrs Byers Cunningham Docie Echstenkamper Hines Holbert Hunter Johnson Morris Roberts Schoeman Thomas Vaughn Lewis. The Mines Workers group will hold officer nominations May 12 at 1 pm in Glouster IOOF Hall.

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