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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
9
The Messenger notes it is not responsible for errors in listings when stations do not provide corrected schedules. The page features a dense list of shows and times across color and black and white segments with multiple programs including music news weather and sports.
A dense listing shows WTVN Columbus schedule with multiple channels and programs across the evening. Notable entries include The Detective Glencannon Not For Hire State Trooper News Walt Disney and TV Sports, plus film and variety segments scattered through the night.
A dense, scrambled timetable lists TV programs and times across multiple channels and days. It includes shows like The Detective, News, Weather, Walt Disney, Johnny Stac, Gunsmoke, and Wagon Train among others, with several entries repeated and some garbled credits.
Evening lineup features Hank Aaron in a Milwaukee derby at 7, Don Jordan versus Benny Paret in a world welterweight title bout at 9, plus MD USA documentary with five doctors and CBS Reports on desegregation in Atlanta. Other theater and adventure segments fill the slate.
Friday schedule lists pilots and films across late evening hours including Pilot No 5 The Hucksters Breaking the Sound Barrier Duke of Chicago and Top of the World Saturday features The Mummy's Ghost The Mad Ghoul Weekend at the Waldorf Burning Bright Dragon's Gold Till We Meet Again Sunday offers Dive Bomber Run for the Sun They Live in Fear David Copperfield and more TV slots across May 27 to May 29
Seventy two Chauncey Dover eighth graders received diplomas at a Wednesday evening commencement in the high school auditorium. James Mingus led activities and presented awards while Ruth Bridgewater and eighth grade principal staff distributed diplomas.
A birthday party for Julia Beshara marked her 10th birthday on May 24 at Glouster. Attending were Kathy McManaway Susanne Morrison Susie Cain Patricia Byers Peggy Stanley Trinda Williams Linda Williams Terri Kay Phillips Madalene Gyure Susan MceAfoose Linda Grubbs Brenda McManaway Peggy Harry Patricia Hall Jane Guinther Lynda Jane Andrews Stephanie Sapp and hostesses Mrs Dorothy Wood Mrs Jacquelyn Andrews and Mrs Jean Beshara. Prizes were awarded to Linda Williams Linda Grubbs Kathy McManaway Brenda McManaway Peggy Harry Patricia Hall Patricia Byers Susie McAfoose and Terri Kay Phillips.
Chauncey Trimble Lodge F and AM will honor its 25 year members at 7 30. Pins will be presented to John Rain ey Vaughn Earich Charles Sanders Dennis Addington N T Brown Harold Morrison and Herbert Mingus. Refreshments will be served.
The Kiwanis Club of Glouster adopts a year round bulb sale to raise funds for underprivileged children in Trimble Two.
The 500 Club gathered at the Hotel Gordon for a Dutch Treat dinner. Two tables were in play after the meal with Mrs. Ernest Vernon taking high score, Mrs. Albert Gordon second, and Mrs. C. A. Haskins winning consolation. Other players included Mrs. Carl Whaley, Mrs. Esther Lamborn, Mrs. Earl Morris, Miss Josephine Hedfelt, and Mrs. Ed Ley.
Services planned at Dew Cemetery Burr Oak Monday at 1 p m with the Corning Band playing at 1 30 and Rev Lester Litton speaking at 2 p m.
Shawnee sets Memorial Day events with McGrew-Mantell Post 4796 VFW and Miller-Schubert Post American Legion coordinating. The parade from the town hall at 9 30 a m includes color guard drum and bugle corps Gold Star Mothers and students. A 10 30 a m ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Park follows the cemetery rites.
Mr and Mrs Clive Hillen and Mrs Clara Bell Leffler visited in Dayton recently. Hillen's daughter and son in law Mrs and Mrs William Simpson hosted. Leffler also saw Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler and Mr and Mrs John Leffler with Tipp City friends. Garfield Nichol's son hosted George McKinnis family. John Blackford and children of Oberlin visited Stace and Clarence Blackford in Chauncey. Guy Gabriel visited Victor Weakley Long View Heights. Samford Bently from Nelsonville Route 1 visited Archie Stanley and James Brookhart in Athens. Carol King of Groveport stayed with Dennis Hixson.
Chauncey Branch Library lists summer hours for June through August. Beginning June 1 the schedule includes Monday 1 5 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. Tuesday 10 12 a.m. and 1 5 p.m. Wednesday 10 12 a.m. 1 5 p.m. Thursday closed. Friday 1 5 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. Saturday 10 12 a.m. and 1 5 p.m. Sunday closed.
Chauncey Elementary held its annual picnic at noon Thursday on the school grounds. All grades participated with teachers assisted by home room mothers.
The Glouster Church of Christ will host vesper services Sunday at 7 30 p m with Rev D K Teater officiating. The public is invited. Surinam in South America was formerly Dutch Guiana and in English means rocky river.
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