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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
7
The Fourth District Court of Appeals affirms a Common Pleas ruling in favor of Lewis and Rosa Mingus in a quiet title suit over Greens Run Rd property. Cherrington’s appeal argued points of law.
Mrs. Lowell Carper underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital recently. Mr and Mrs Leo Story attend the state Grange convention in Akron. Mr and Mrs Dayton Well visit Val Well and others. Mrs Ziba Midkiff and children visit sister Mrs Howard Gilkey and newborn son at Rio Grande.
The listing shows a 6:25 edition followed by a 10:00 NBC News segment and a 11:00 News block. Programming includes Sing Along at 6:45, Jim Backus at 7:00, Weather at 11:10, Outlaws at 7:30, Sports at 11:15, Dr. Kildare at 8:30, NBC News at 11:15, Hazel at 9:30, and Jack Paar at 11:30.
A scrambled list shows 6:00 Hiway Patrol 9:30 Margie 6:25 News 10:00 Untouchables 6:30 Huck Hound 11:00 News 7:00 Whirleybirds 11:10 7:30 Nelsons 11:15 Weather 8:00 Donna Reed 11:20 Dr Brothers 6:30 Real McCoys 11:25 Mogie 9:00 My3Sons
A late showing list presents the evening lineup with time slots for programs including M Squad My Three Sons News Margie Weather Untouchables News Brothers Nelsons Donna Reed Movie Real McCoys.
Among applications processed by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control is the transfer of a cigar store permit in Stewart from R. B. Justin to Mabel Justin Ogg.
A dense TV guide lists a full evening lineup from 7 p.m. featuring Blue Angels with Lt. Hank Bertelli and a storm landing story to 10 p.m. with CBS Reports. It includes Outlaws, Dr. Kildare, Hazel, Mitch, Ozzie, Donna Reed, Real McCoys, My Three Sons, Margie, Untouchables, Bob Cummings, and CBS News reports.
New Haven community notices list teachers at the West Virginia Teachers Association gathering in Huntington and Ohio Guyan Regional Garden Club attendees. Also reported are family visits, a funeral in Hurricane, snow adds interest to travel, Florida winter plans, garden club workshops, a ten day vacation, and a hunting trip to Hardy County.
Mrs Ora Profitt and Mrs Mittie Nelson attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs David Booth in McArthur. About 150 people joined the Columbia Chapel homecoming and festival Saturday night. Several locals hosted or visited relatives from Columbus, Dayton, Newark and Amsterdam.
Mrs J F Sayre and children Bill and Barbara stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs B L Hern for the weekend. Revival services at the Methodist Church concluded Sunday night. Other visitors included Edward Roush from Columbus and Rick Ward of Gallipolis. Alberta Reynolds of Columbus visited her parents. Sue Preston now works at Dutton Drug Store in Middleport. Erna Shoemaker and the Cornelius family visited Mr and Mrs Junior Cornelius in Lancaster.
The Bridge Club met at Marlene Devol’s home with Elizabeth Mills, Anna Lillico, Genevieve Hartman, Margaret Boyle, Sue McQuade, Nellie Ward and Marian Foster. prizes went to Nellie Ward and Elizabeth Mills. Fellow visits included the Lillico home party with Julius Eiselt and others. Star Club gathered at Anna FraSure’s with Edna Rawlins as guest. Mae Lawley and John Sherrard family visits noted. several relatives visited Columbus and Cedar Falls. a Veterans Memorial Building sing spiration in Columbus drew many. William Bird spent weekend with parents in Miamiville. Francis Hanning and family welcomed a new son at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. visits among Newark and Logan residents noted.
The N. Straitsville fall conference of the American Legion auxiliary met in Logan with attendees from New Straitsville including Lucy Webb and Lena Butterfield among others. Members hosted a 6 pm covered dish dinner for 35 people and noted UN Day observances.
An Austrian slang expression fair cow signals disapproval of something not meeting strict standards. The idiom highlights regional speech patterns and the local vibe in language use.
Athens Messenger reports a string of weekend visitors and arrivals on November 2 1961. Ken Collison of Ft Bliss Texas returned home after a visit. Anna Abram of Columbus visited Mrs. Robert Lines. Edward Lawson of Columbus and Otto Eschbach er of Logan called on relatives. John Williamson and Mrs. Grover Bachus greeted friends in Lancaster. Grace Lines hosted Reuben Cress from Michigan Clifford Donaldson from Marietta and Freeman Huston from Columbus.
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