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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1968
Page
3
Nelsonville notes the Senior High Youth Fellowship will present the Christmas program for the Women's Society of Christian Service on Dec 2. President Miss Linda Courtney leads the program with solos and choruses including O Holy Night and Do You Hear What I Hear.
Christmas carol tapes will be made at the First United Methodist Church sanctuary supervised by Eugene Edwards Mrs Richard Barber and Miss Muriel Ballard with groups. Practice is Sunday at 6 30 p.m. The tapes will be aired on the television closed circuit. Logan Timothy Moore head son of Mr and Mrs Jack Moorehead left for Albuquerque New Mexico at Kirkland Air Force Base.
Logan officials grant the Logan Civic Celebration committee permission to use Market Street from Second to Hunter for a six day June carnival. The meeting covered housing code status with HUD, lighting contracts for Route 33 interchanges, parking meter purchases, and plans to study a sawdust issue at Coffman Stair Co. plant.
Nelsonville York City schools dismiss for Thanksgiving and may extend winter break to January 6 if the seven mill operating levy fails at the December 10 special election. Superintendent Jack Hillyer estimates closing savings around 2000 dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sabo of Glouster welcomed a son. The notes list admissions including Hattie Tivner of Corning Katherine Warren of Nelsonville Arthur Rhoades of McArthur and others with many patients named among the Monts and Plains area.
Mrs. Rosa Vaughn hosted Circle Two of First United Methodist Church in Nelsonville for a November meeting. Devotions included the 100th Psalm and Garnet Shultz article Let Us Give Thanks. The Spirit of Thanksgiving guided the program. A soup dinner was planned and a dessert course was served.
NELSONVILLE A Buchtel man, Arthur Nelson, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received a $150 fine plus costs and three days in the city jail. Janice Anna Mader of Cleveland also pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a $15 fine and costs.
The report lists admissions at Hocking Valley Community Hospital including Jerry Lehman Barbara Leak Bertha Fickel Nella Johnson Loretta Nemeth Carol Sklar and dismissals for Harold Brooks Louise Miller and Clarence Noble in Cleveland area records.
Ohio Bell announces a centralized data system to speed and streamline billing for collect, credit card, and third party long distance calls. Regional centers in Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, and Akron feed data to Cleveland, which forwards to a central Kansas City computer for nationwide billing.
The pronghorn antelope is described as the fastest American mammal capable of cruising at 35 miles per hour and reaching a top speed of 50 miles per hour.
Advert says over a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for piles. It promotes PETERSON'S OINTMENT as a cooling astringent that soothes itching. Available as a box or 95 cent tube applicator. Claims fast relief and offers a money back guarantee.
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