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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
3
Soldiers in Viet Nam express anger after receiving pacifist leaflets from the Viet Nam Day Committee. Seabees from California amid Berkeley reports say no mailings to troops occurred, while others condemn the authors as draft dodgers and question motives. The group printed about 30,000 leaflets urging opposition to the war as criminal and immoral.
The Ohio Health laboratory in Nelsonville confirmed a second rabid animal in Hocking County on Saturday. Sanitarian David Mingus noted the finding as Sheriff Hartman responded to a skunk on Brennan Road and fatally shot it after it charged. The first rabies case involved a skunk killed in Enterprise in October.
Glouster area families hosted relatives during the holidays. Richard Williams and daughter Debbie of Marlton New Jersey visited C E Williams and Herman Humphrey in The Plains. Ann Bartels returned from Dayton after a two week stay with Bernadine Knight. Other guests included the Enlow families from Chillicothe and Cin Cincinnati visitors at Enlow and Palmer households.
Three Hocking County residents were injured in a Sunday two car crash on Buena Vista Road north of State Route 180. Emmett Pinstock 19 Edith Rutter 45 and George Dinner 11 were treated for bruises and facial injuries. John M. Rutter 63 was cited for driving without a license. A second crash on Route 33 near the Fairfield County line involved Harold Weaver Jr 42 and Clara May Later 53 with Later cited for failure to yield and Weaver for speeding.
Racine society pages list weekend visitors from Chesapeake Syracuse and Columbus. anniversaries celebrated. families visit relatives in Ripley and Chanute. births announced Cheryl Ann Kanicek Nov 18. Morris family wintering in Florida. Thanksgiving program notes and upcoming Christmas party details.
Logan Hocking agriculture meetings are planned in December with Don Young extension agent. Sessions cover annual reports and program planning by committee: beef December 1 agronomy December 3 sheep December 6 swine December 8 dairy December 9. Chauncey to hold special village council session at 7 30 p m to discuss sewage treatment plant issues with Ben Ransom of the Ohio Department of Health.
Logan firemen battled two grass fires within nine minutes. At Walnut Hills a brush fire was put out after an hour with 10 regular and volunteer firefighters citing children playing with matches as the probable cause. At Skyline Trailer Court West Logan volunteers and Hocking Honor Camp personnel fought a grass fire for 45 minutes, aided by high winds.
Glouster hosts The Rothwell Club Thursday in the Hotel Gordon with Mrs Merril Ogg as hostess and Mrs Roger Kittle in charge of the program. American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Legion Home with Past District Deputy Joe Jagers to install officers. Jacksonville Methodist Church choir practice Tuesday at 6 p m in the church. WSCS of Jacksonville Methodist Church sponsors bazaar and bake sale Saturday at 1 p m in the church basement. Glouster Athletic Boosters meet Monday at 8 p m in the high school building.
Scout report from the Ohio Oil and Gas Association records 400000 cubic feet of gas and 40 barrels of oil from a Falls Two well. The fourth well drilled by Well Investments Inc on land leased from Robert and Dorothy Beougher. Test made two weeks after fracturing.
LOGAN Hocking County schedules its annual spelling contest at 1 p m Friday April 15 in Gibisonville. Preliminary rounds occur April 7 at each county school. Schools will qualify two contestants from grades three through eight. The county champion and grade winners receive engraved trophies.
SP4 Jerry F. Vaught, 22, son of Mrs. Lorena B. Vaught of Glouster, has been assigned to the Third Missile Battalion of the 65th Artillery Division at Painesville. He previously served at Ft. Hood, Texas after attending Glouster High School. his wife Kathleen lives on Glouster Route 3. The Logan Clay Products Co. officers list in Sunday’s Messenger should have included Richard Holl as vice president in charge of sales and Barton S. Hall as vice president and general manager.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort. patients say piles are no longer a problem. The product is available as a suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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