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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
6
Six members were named to arrange the county wide Christmas flower show to be held Nov. 27-28. The Pomeroy Garden Club met at Mrs. Der Schaefer home with cohostess Mrs. E. W. Coates. Plans include a design class in Middleport by Mrs. Irene Davis and a regional meeting at Little Hocking on Navy.
Group II of the Women’s Association of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church met at Miss Rosetta Lisle’s home. Elected were Mrs. Richard Vaughan chairwoman Mrs. Edward Crooks first vice chair Miss Lisle second vice chairman Mrs. Opal Bostic secretary Miss Charlotte Davidson treasurer Mrs. Marcella Coleman flower fund Mrs. Tom Kelly news reporter and Mrs. Janet Lewis Bazaar chairwoman. Plans for the Christmas bazaar December 23 at the church were discussed. Guests included Mrs. Kay Gross Mrs. Darlene Bender Mrs. Bostic and Mrs. Nancy Anderson.
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary Meigs Chapter 53 meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the chapter home. Neighborhood I Girl Scout Leaders shift to Nov 15 at Mrs A R Knight home. Pomeroy Chapter 80 RAM meets 7 30 p m Thursday. Middleport Amateur Gardeners gather 8 p m Wednesday at the Columbia and Southern Ohio Electric Co social room.
The Meigs County Health Department warns that poisoned eggs and traps used in the rabies control program must not be disturbed. Keep children and pets away from wooded wastelands on village outskirts until after Friday when controls are removed.
A house to house fund raising drive to benefit the Eastern High School library is planned with a $500 goal. Cooperating groups include the Riverview and Chester PTA, the Tup pers Plains Boosters, and the Eastern High School Student Council. House calls begin November 15 by library committees and student volunteers.
Carl Steadier of Mount Clemens Michigan pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated at municipal court arraignment. He posted a $1000 bond for a hearing to be set. Harold L. Wilson paid a $10 fine and costs on an assault and battery charge.
The Southern Local Band Boosters Association sponsors a teen dance at the junior high following the Eastern game with Larry Anderson as emcee. The event ends at 11 30 and involves the student council in that area as organizers.
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