This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
15
PAGE at Athens begins its 1962 63 season with three poems bound into a nickel booklet. The works are The Long Day by Patricia Goedicke Persian Wedding by Mark McCloskey and Le Style Ce N_est Pas La Femme by Richard Purdum. Submissions to PAGE go to editors Mrs Stanley Green and Patricia Goedicke.
The Clarks Chapel WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Brooks Jr. Mary Hedges led devotionals in the absence of officers. Contest winners were Mrs. Earl Bosser and Mrs. Harry Walls. Others present included Mrs. Frank Phillips and several Brooks family members.
A local listing outlines Friday evening programs from 6:00 to 12:30. The lineup includes Asked For It, Dont Call Me, Jim Thacker, Jack Paar, weather and news blocks, Death Valley, Showtime, Tonight, Mitch Miller, Daily Word, Public Service, Exercises, Pat and Mike, Fun School, Day in Court, Ernie Ford, Your Song, Jane Wyman, and Camouflage.
WLWC NBC Columbus listings show a Thursday lineup with local news at 6 25 and 11 00 pm plus NBC News 6 45 Weather at 11 15 Jamboree at 7 00 Sports at 11 20 Sportlite at 7 20 Tonight at 11 25 Wide Country at 7 30 Dr Kildare at 8 30 News at 1 00 Hazel at 9 30 Daily Word at 1 05 and Andy Williams at 10 00.
Fragmented station listing shows Sea Hunt News Huck Hound Whirlybirds News Donna Reed Nelsons Editorial Steve Alien McHale's Navy and more. Includes Weather Sports Movie Dr Brothers Peter Gunn and Sunset Strip with multiple airings and numbers.
Local listings show Charleston channel 8 CBS with Everglades and Hitchcock moves, channel 10 Perry Mason and Robi Hood, and Huntington channel 13 ABC airing My Three Sons and Donna Reed. late night features include Road to Zanzibar and 12 O Clock High with a Thursday movie guide.
A lineup of 7:30 to 10 p.m. programs features Our Ernie Kills People, Dr. Kildare conflicts, Hazel tax questions, My Three Sons romance, McHale's Navy spoof, Alcoa Premiere Mr Lucifer, Death Valley Days crime delay, Perry Mason embezzlement case, and The Nurses gunman hospital scene with Louis Gossett.
The Hummingbirds 4H Club met at Mary Jane Wolfe’s Redtown home with Nellie Halterman assisting. Candles funded by the sale will be distributed by club members. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for November 5 at Andrea Kovach’s home.
The Trimble Township FHA Chapter joined the Fall Rally at Rome Canaan High School in Stewart. Ribbon Awards honored nine girls Vera Dyer Joyce Nott Linda Halterman Sharon Berry Dorothy Roman Vicki Marshall Reba Canter Connie Johnston Joyce Wright. Karen Bycofski won the Bracelet Award for outstanding home projects.
The Metho dist Youth Fellowship of the Glouster Methodist Church with the Christian Social Concern Commission will distribute food to the needy at Thanksgiving. A contribution box at the church will accept help until Thanksgiving Sunday. Food will be assorted and distributed for the holidays.
Glouster youths joined a Halloween parade organized by the Glouster Community Development Corp and Gouster Elementary School. The route started at Gamwell's on Main and North, ending at the Youth Center for costume judging with prizes to Rodney Hamber, John Bickley, Eugene Shafer, Sue Alder man, Tina Dugan, Sharon Wade, Randy Riley, Jennifer Handa, and Curtis Dean Handa. The Glouster band received silver coins. Corp members handed out dimes, candy, and gum. Inside, Elementary Grades ran concession stands while profits benefited Glouster Elementary School.
Mr and Mrs Carl Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis Lavonne to William Robson Koons son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Koons Jacksonville The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Lester Litton at Glouster Methodist Church on Oct 20 Phyllis a Glouster High School graduate formerly with Buckeye Union Casualty Co Columbus William a Trimble High School graduate employed at Royal McBee Corp Athens They reside on Sixth St Jackson
West Columbia PTA met at the school with Mrs Vernal Johnson serving as chairman after the president resigned. The group elected Mrs Johnson as the new president and set up hospitality and refreshments committees.
Trimble Local High School dramatics presented The Beauti ful Little Island in the auditorium during a recent pep rally. Cast included Dorothy Roman Nancy Sanders Patty Brewer Martha Downs Carolyn Young and several others with a football player voicing wind and sap. Other pieces featured Our Homecoming Xing The Witches Brew and The Guests with student narrators witches and cheerleaders.
Mrs Libby Gates of Long Beach California formerly Libby White daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray White Glouster will be a contestant on the TV program First Impression Friday on Channel 3 Huntington West Virginia The program originates from California and airs at noon
Robert G. Jewell age 31 son of Mrs. Bessie Jewell of Glouster participated as radio team chief in the 596th Signal Company Kaiserslautern Germany during a large NATO exercise. He entered the Army in 1951 and arrived overseas in December 1961. He attended Glouster High School and his wife Virginia joins him in Germany. Mr and Mrs Anthony LeRoy returned home Sunday after a two week visit in Columbus with Mr and Mrs James Franklin.
Glouster residents share vacation returns and visits across Ohio and Michigan. Sidney T. Rus and spouse traveled east and southeast visiting Kent Columbus Sky Line Drive Monticello Williamsburg and Norfolk. N R Maxwell and family hosted Ellen Mike in Caledonia Michigan after a 12 day trip with pheasant hunting. Weekend guests included Richard Myers family Adamsville and Rexford Myers family Rockbridge with Sunday dinner guests Joseph Kelly Glouster.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.