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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1958
Page
9
Group One of the Christian Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the home of Miss Verna Hand Washington Street. Mrs Belle Lancaster will have charge of the program and Mrs Helen Mechem will lead devotions.
TV schedule fragment shows many programs and times across multiple channels with notes on corrections and varied show titles including news weather and entertainment. The page lists films westerns dramas and game shows plus late night movie lineups and sports events.
A garbled TV radio listing shows varied programs across the day including News Weather Outdoor Guide The Thin Man and Rex Allen style adventures with many times and show titles overlapping. It reflects a fragmented broadcast schedule with sports and church related segments interspersed.
A radio schedule lists programs from 6:30 to 12:45 including Mickey Spillane NBC at 9:50, Cisco Kid at 6:30, Uncomm, Val at 10:00, Slient service at 7:00, Harbor Com at 10:30, Rin Tin Ma at 7:20, News at 11:00, Walt Disney at 8:00, Movie at 11:15, Crosscurrent at 9:00, Keyhole Com at 1:00, Dark Window at 8:00, Sat Showe at 12:00, Gene's Cant at 3:00, Sammy Kaye at 30:00, Golden West at 4:00, Looney Tunes at 500, News at 12:15, Best of Holly at 6:00, Shock at 12-30, Dick Clark at 7:30, Inside F’ball at 12:30, 08- F'tball at 12:45, Sun Showbo't at 1:45, News at 4:5, Straw H at 5:00, Lone Ranger at 6:00, You Asked at 7:00, Maverick at 7:30, Lawman at 7:00, Topper at 9 WS, Lex Mayer at 10:00.
A fragmented listing shows multiple programs times and titles across a Charleston Friday evening lineup. Entries include Big Picture, Scotland Yard, John Daly, Weather, Late Show, Sammy Kaye, Wrestling, Roy Rogers, Maverick, Lawman, Mid Century 1900s footage, and various news slots.
A fragmented TV and radio schedule for Columbus lists multiple programs and times from 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. including musical acts, game shows, news, weather, and film segments. Notable items include 9:00 Phil Stivers, 9:30 Lux Playlise, 11:15 News, 12:00 Zero 1960, and 10:00 Football 64,000.
Radio and TV listings show a dense daily schedule featuring Phil Silvers Jules Amvin Lux Playlise Our Gang Gray Ghost and more. The lineup moves from cartoons to Westerns to dramas with time slots ranging from early morning to late night.
TV listings preview the Gleason Show with Hackett and Bloch at 8:30 p.m. on CBS plus Phil Silvers Bilko at 9 p.m. CBS. Lux Playhouse features Poly Bergen at 9:30 p.m. CBS. Ellery Queen debuts at 8 p.m. NBC, with Friday Night Fights at 9 p.m. NBC, The Thin Man at 10 p.m. NBC, and Walt Disney Presents The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca at 8 p.m. on NBC. ABC carries Uncommon Valor Okinawa at 10 p.m. with a dramatic World War II account.
Mrs Garnet Rus Sell hosted Sunday guests from Columbus Clovis Eblin and Gerald Wagner and family in Wellston with Barbie Pat Mike. Detroit visitors Mrs George Fossett and Pat joined weekend with Mrs Mac Gee. Dayton youths Junior and John Duncan visited Lay Duncan and Garnet Russell.
Travel log notes off season rates for Europe and the Middle East with September favored for visits. Spain grows in popularity with over a quarter million U.S. visitors this year. Aloha Week in Hawaii runs October 19 to 25 with canoe race and luau. Japan bans tipping as bad form and airline schedules include Pan American’s October 26 jet to Paris and Rome.
George Theiss honored at birthday dinner by parents with family guests from Columbus and nearby towns. Forked Run Lake hosted a Sunday picnic by Chester Simpson and guests from Fort Knox and Columbus. A wedding shower for the couple recently married, entertainment by Mrs. John Elwood, and refreshments followed. Births announced at Meigs General Hospital include Melissa Ann and a son to the Neiglers. Various visits and relocations noted among local residents.
Noel Groves 81 died Thursday in Zanesville after moving there from Nelsonville four years ago to live with niece and nephew Ted Groves. Born in Hocking County to the late Henry and Mary Groves he never married and was a retired stationary engineer. Surviving are his brother Frank of Springfield a sister in law Adda Groves and several other nieces and nephews. Three brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Nelsonville. Funeral services are incomplete and in charge of Johnson funeral home.
Alfred Alfred Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson hosted a baby shower for Mrs. Harold Henderson at their home on Sept 27 with numerous guests including Neva Swartz Norma Jean Swartz Alma Swartz and many Hendersons. J E Pitts of Pittsburgh is visiting relatives. MYF hayride wiener roast planned for Saturday evening from the church at 7. Home Demonstration Club meets Oct 9 at Mrs Olive Beyler for an all day session. Sed OBrien and family attended Orange Christian Church homecoming. Charles D Woode Clair Woode attended a Huntington Singing Convention led by Statesman's quartet Gospel Harmony Boys and The Golden Keys.
A West Hocking School District bus driven by Ralph Blackston with two passengers collided with a southbound truck operated by Donald Watkins at a blind curve on Carpenter Road two miles north of Route 33 in Hocking County. No injuries were reported.
Birth announces a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson W Wright of Logan Route 4. Admissions include Miss Rebecca Smith Athens Route 2 Harold Febes Rockbridge Route 1 Carl Altier Nelsonville and several others. Dismissals list Mrs Larry Keith Glouster and daughter plus additional patients.
Directory of local churches with pastors and their service times including Sunday schools morning worship evangelistic services and midweek programs across multiple congregations in Nelsonville and surrounding areas.
NELSONVILLE The Girl Scout Fund Drive begins Saturday with scouts reporting to the Little House at 9 30 am for house to house canvass. Adult workers start business solicitations Monday and continue until Oct 11. Proceeds fund the Little House and Nelsonville scouting movement. all money stays locally.
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