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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1957
Page
10
Chauncey-Dover schools will stop bus service for extracurricular activities after hours. State Highway Patrol informed superintendent S. L. Darst that such use violates state policy and may bar payment of bus expenses.
The Millfield Methodist Church Adult Bible Class gathered at Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Boudinot home near Concord for a regular meeting. Mrs. Boudinot led, Lavada White offered prayer, members read aloud, contests were held, and a potluck lunch followed. The group plans another session November 1 with Gertrude Brown.
The Syracuse Volunteer Firemen met in regular session on Thursday Oct 10 adjusting start to 7 30 for winter. Three new members Robert Louks Bill Hudson and Charles Lisle were admitted. The EUB Church Adult class met at Rev Richard Young's Racine Rd with Mrs Alice Freeland presiding. A pot luck lunch followed. The Syracuse Garden Club hosted by Mrs Jane Teaford Oct 3 featured fall bulbs and officer installations. Various members traveled or attended weddings in Parkersburg Huntington and New York City while others returned from visits and military discharge notices accented the community update.
A fusion ticket forms as a temporary coalition of two or more parties to oppose major parties in judiciary and municipal races. The move signals cross party collaboration to influence local government outcomes.
Mrs. Etta Hart attended Rutland Church of Christ 128th Homecoming with Rev. Daniel Teeter and son Danny of Gloucester. Various local residents and guests visited families in Chauncey including Crabtrees from Columbus and Athens, and extended visitors from Akron Nelsonville Terra Haute Delaware and Stockport. Brad Cline received a second degree burn while visiting Columbus. Several families hosted and visited through the weekend and hospital observation involved June Williams at Mount St Mary Hospital.
Helen McLeod Service Guild met at Mrs. Billa Walden's home for a potluck and business session with new officers elected: Helen Chapman president Norma Brandeberry vice president Wilma Dunfee secretary Miriam Bibbee treasurer A Red Cross and American Mission in India contribution was given. Out-of-town guest was Mrs. Lucy M. Burnfield Athens. Bethel WSCS October meeting at Mrs Alma Doss home discussed Our Home Missions Centers and Race.
Sponges form the lowest major division of the animal kingdom, representing a simple group of sea animals composed of many cells.
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