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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
9
McARTHUR Board of Elections will hold illustrated lectures for precinct officials on election day procedures from opening polls to posting results. Sessions start 7 30 pm and last about one and a half hours. Attendees include candidates and the public.
McARTHUR Ohio October Hereford Journal highlights Max Cox of McArthur as partner in Cox and Morse of Shawnee Mission Kansas. The firm advertises 1400 head Broken Bow Nebraska 300 head Cresco Iowa 900 head Fort Worth Texas 95 head Cleveland Oklahoma 250 head Garnett Kansas 65 head Sedan Kansas 1050 head Nowata Oklahoma 100 head Grove Oklahoma. Auctions span Oct 1 to Nov 18.
The Sunshine Makers Class of the First United Presbyterian Church discussed serving as the annual election day dinner. Proceeds will go to the church building fund. Devotions were led by Mrs. Laura Pickens. Hostess for the Oct. 16 meeting will be Mrs. Cottrill.
Miss Gertrude Duffy of Syracuse and Forrest Neigler of Racine wed September 26 at Sutton Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. Arthur Stitt of Racine. The bride wore a blue dress with pink and white carnations. attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harden and the groom’s siblings. The couple resides in Racine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grouds announced the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann at Holzer. It is the couple’s first child. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bertain Grouds. A great grandmother is Mrs Anna Allen of Toronto Canada.
Pomeroy Army Pvt. Gary R. Moore 21 son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd M Moore 20 Oak St Pomeroy assigned to the 35th Artillery in Germany He is a chart operator in Battery A of the 35th Artillerys 3d Battalion Moore entered the Army in April 1964 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson S C He is a 1960 Pomeroy High School graduate and worked for A P Food Store in Middleport before enlisting
Mrs. Francis Young received a clipping about the Howard Laudaker family longtime Harrisonville residents. Mr. Laudaker at 88 remains active in melons and raccoon hunting and votes Democratic. The Norman home between Nada Townsend and Emmet Douglas farms was broken into. sheriff investigates. Local visits include Gilkey, Jewell, and Jackson family gatherings with guests from Albany Belpre Cleveland and Tonntagau Ohio.
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