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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
7
The Hollister PTO held a meeting with 21 attendees. The 2nd and 5th grades earned $2 each for best parent representation. The Halloween carnival profited $183.62. A student membership drive offers a prize for the child who recruits the most members. Next meeting is December 3 at 1 p.m. Future meetings will be the first Thursday of each month. All are welcome.
The Chauncey Christian Church class met November 11 at Mrs. Walter Dresher home. Devotions from Luke and John 3 16. articles from Christmas Ideals and Heirs in Christ read. New songbooks were purchased with Thanksgiving arrival hoped. A $25 check to Cleveland Christian Home. get well cards for two members. December potluck Christmas party planned at Parish House with socks for Children’s Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman of Millfield celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Nelsonville Parkersburg Logan Chauncey and Chauncey with names such as Mrs. Helen Courtney, Josie Green, Earl Brookover, Sue Brookover, Joe Brookover, Lenora Bailey, Jimmy Bailey, Dar lene Bailey, Mae Kasler, Lucille Sanders, Hazel Lahugh, Grover Patton, Elizabeth Robinette, Olive Brookins, Howard Brookins, Bill Sanders, Jennifer, Bill, Beth and Bobby Sanders, and the Rev. Paul Johnson.
Members of the Chit Chat Club donated to CARE and to the Boy Scouts during a meeting at the Trace home on Republican Ave hosted by Mary Trace and Jane Schoeman. Entertainment was by Jane Faires and Arlene Andrews with prizes awarded to Mina Vore Glenna Gamwell Rose Wolfe Cynthia Phillips and Jody Moore. Hostess gift went to Cynthia with door prize to Ruth Christman. Plans for the Christmas party were discussed and refreshments served to Pat Faires Ben Walton Gladys Dixon Carol Lasko Jennean Butt and guests Joyce Walton and Rose Wolfe. The Nov 24 date featured Gladys Dixon and Rene Walton at the Walton home on Braun St.
The Messenger notes possible errors in listings if stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Boldface marks color programs. Evening lineup includes 5:30 Kids' Stuff 5:45 Americans at Work 6:00 Merlin the Magician 6:15 TV Kindergarten 6:45 Davey and Goliath 7:00 What's New 7:30 Cultures and Continents and Symphony 9:30 Africa Today 10:00 News.
The Trimble Local School District has named teacher committees to draft a new philosophy of education to guide elementary instruction. Jacksonville Elementary's panel includes Maxine Heiser Mary Davis and Edith Winans Hollister's panel lists Phyllis Margret Karen Wilson and Judy Ohlinger Monroe's committee comprises all contributing teachers. The district committee features Phyllis Margret Bonnie Emrick Maxine Heiser and Frances Sayre as chair.
CHAUNCEY Districts 13 and 14 join for the Fall District Convention at Jackson Christian Church. Session runs 3 p.m. to 8 25 p.m. Speakers include Dr Herald Monroe Rev Richard Felton and Rev Paul Johnson. GLOUSTER hosts Ada Maxwell Harvey Maxwell R W Schultz Doreen Dianne Ralph Edward from Waverly visiting. MINISTER TO SPEAK CHAUNCEY The Rev Lyle Brown of Columbus to preach Sunday at 7 30 p.m.
Glouster area residents report Sunday visit by Evelyn Burchfield to twin sister Mrs. Hod Smith and her son Guy of Nelsonville. Columbus guests Don Schneider and wife visited with Mrs. Dane Osborne and went to Mount St. Mary Hospital to see Dane Osborne. Chauncey hosts Mrs. Jack Antle and Mrs. Bob Fennell plus Mrs. Cecil Antle visiting The Plains resident Mrs. Richard Lasure on Tuesday. Hughie Junior McCune enjoyed a supper with his parents at Sand Ridge.
Gallia County report states the 1965 Outlook Guide for Ohio, a handbook of economic information prepared by extension economists at Ohio State University, is now available from the cooperative extension service per County Agent William P. Smith.
Friday evening features Oscar Brand with guest Logan Rogtinh from 6 45 to 7 15 then Jazz Nocturnal from 10 15 to 11 00. Saturday offers Broadway’s Best from 12 15 to 1 15 followed by a Shakespearean oriented musical. Football from 1 25 to 3 45 covers Ohio U versus Bowling Green live from BG.
Ground was broken Tuesday for McAr thur s new Kroger Co supermarket erected by Wickle Inc of Chillicothe. Contractor James R Esaw Eberts of Hamden began by removing trees and grading the rear of the Coultrap and Waldron lots on West High Street. Butt Construction Co of Chillicothe will serve as general contractor. The 50 by 150 foot brick faced block building will be built in the rear northwest corner after outbuildings are removed. Jack Murphy of McArthur is razing the Waldron home and the Coultrap house will be moved. Completion is expected within several months.
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