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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1969
Page
2
Queen Elizabeth II will forgo the traditional Christmas broadcast this year and instead send a written message to Britain and the Commonwealth on Christmas Eve. The change, following increased royal family publicity in other activities this year, ends a custom started by King George V in 1931.
Los Angeles judge approves a settlement giving Jayne Mansfield's five children 22000 each. Three children also receive 5000 each for injuries from the car crash that killed their mother on June 29, 1967. The case was against night club owner Gus Stevens. Children are Jayne Marie 19 Miklos 10 Zolten 9% Mariska 5 An- Cimber 3.
Honolulu police say Paul Kantner lead guitarist of Jefferson Airplane must appear in District Court Wednesday on a charge of marijuana possession. He, 28, was arrested early Sunday at a rented house during the band’s appearances. Kantner appeared at arraignment Monday and posted $100 bail.
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with a few evening showers and cool to mild temperatures. Southeastern rainfall expected Tuesday night, with snow mixed with rain in central northern plains and Great Lakes. Numerous city readings and climate figures follow from a US Weather Observer report.
Three Star Senior Citizens Club in Jacksonville discussed a Halloween party and officer elections for the Oct. 30 meeting at 7:30 p.m. The program will include a best costume prize of five dollars, cider and doughnuts.
Long Bottom road from Shade Bridge to Route 124 and Route 248 designated a haul road during Route 124 construction. Olive Township trustees not responsible. Sheriff says local law enforcement not liable. State to restore the township road after Route 124 is open. Chauncey meetings: Taylor Ridge and Millfield CYF will meet Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.
Glouster area residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Howard Carter entertained Coshocton mayor S. G. Wharton and his wife. Cecil Harrison traveled to Wintersville and Akron to visit Gene Nida, Karen, Brad, and Richard Acker. Deslar Kittle hosted Floyd Kittle of Pittsburgh and her daughter Lucille of Fort Myers. William Patton and his daughter from Dayton stayed with Dr. and Mrs. C. Patton.
Bailey's Press defeated Myers Restaurant 6-0 in a sudden death overtime to win the Pee Wee football championship. Myers Restaurant had earlier won the first half in another overtime, and a six quarter win over W and S Sanitation followed a separate 6-6 tie that was replayed.
Syracuse brief reports the Cherub Choir of Asbury United Methodist Church attending Rally Day at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Ironton. Pastor Rev. Wendell Stuttler leads service. choir members Demaris Ash Connie Patterson Denise Hendrix Debbie Roush Sharon Baker Theresa Ferrell Rose Marie Leadingham Debbie Hartenbach Jean Ann Ritchart Joy and Stephanie Ord joined by adult choir members and Marshall University students Rose Ann Lisle and Chris Fowler.
The Trimble Jaycees vote to move meetings to 8 p.m. from 8 30 p.m. They aim to raise funds for next year’s football uniforms. Sixty boys from fourth through sixth grade played this year. A banquet for boys and coaches will follow with trophies for winners and runners up. The group thanks fans coaches sponsors and Glouster village. Meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the K P building.
CHAUNCEY Oba Douglas Jr arrested for intoxication and fighting October 19 by Marshal John Villars. He confined to county jail for failure to pay a 28.80 dollar fine. Samuel LaHugh was assessed 48.80 dollars and jailed for failure to pay. arrested by Marshal John Villars. GLOUSTER church plans drive to raise money for a new piano. contributions to Donna Jean Russell on Glouster Route 3.
Leta Westfall is released after a fall in New Lexington on Sept 23 breaking her leg She recovers at her son Norman Westfalls home 51 Summit St Glouster for about a month Three Star Senior Citizens meet Oct 30 at 7 30 p m at Jacksonville Center Transportation line 767 3829
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