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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
3
A problem drinker must openly admit lack of control over alcohol to begin recovery. After this humility, he can be taken to an AA hospital for five to six days of treatment by addiction experts, with intravenous nourishment and vitamin B-1 for rapid improvement.
The article advises mental activity and originality tomorrow, warns against discussing financial plans, and suggests waiting before involving others. Evening social activities can boost popularity, with opportunities to host or join events. A birthday note links Jupiter in July to lasting prosperity and a busy year ahead, plus a long AA testimonial ending with contact for help in Athens.
Mrs Clyde Nelson and family from near Green dale visited Howard Nelson. Judy Brown visited Mrs Hazel Cook. Ethel Murphy and Charles Donaldson attended the Fairfield County fair. Rose Marie Murphy visited Sally Moler Saturday. Dow Cottrill and Mary Moler attended the Lancaster fair. Ray and William Holleran visited in Logan.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland presents plays each August in the old English style. It is described as the only Elizabethan theater in the United States and possibly the only one outside England.
Alfred Alfred Hutchinsons travel from Jacksonville to Detroit visit Norma Jean Robinson. Whitlatchs relocate to Walter Stalnaker farm. A birthday party honors Jean Kirkhart near Tuppers Plains. Dinsmore Boyles attend Mt Zion homecoming near Millstone. Yost family welcomes a son in Columbus with Tom Yost as paternal grandfather. Linda Henderson ill. MYF hosts Halloween party uocoming. Grange to host pre social Halloween event October 31 with public invited.
Martha Class held an all day quilting at the Millfield church with a noon pot luck for Ida Hill Norwalk Elizabeth Robinet Miss Olive Brookens and others. Family visits included James Hawthorne and Mrs Miles Johnson and Mrs Ada Ervin. Sand Ridge Church redecorated under Rev Hiram Mingus.
Chauncey residents report weekend visits from relatives and friends. Mrs. George Cline and family attended an ice show in Cleveland while other locals hosted guests from Point Pleasant Newark and Columbus. Ohio University homecoming attendees visited Chauncey friends.
Ronnie Cline, son of Mrs. George Cline and husband of Mrs. Pat Cline, was moved from Corpus Christi Texas to Norfolk Virginia. He will join the destroyer U S S Willard Keith and embark on a months long cruise to foreign countries.
Mrs Bessie Hartley travels with the Babcocks visiting Port Clinton Fostoria and Wayne with a Lake Erie cruise noted. Joe Miller of Belle WV arrives for a month with daughter Mrs Carroll Sayre. David Huddleston returns to Virginia after leave, aided to Charleston WV by his parents. Charles Hysell visits from Indiana for a weekend with wife and family. Linley Hart family and others spend weekend with local households. Mayford Harris visits Charleston WV on business. Mrs Bessie Hartley visits Pomeroy friend. Owen Watson and B F Turner attend Disabled American Veterans fall conference in Logan. Mrs Molly Suck visits with Mayford Harris family. John Arnott and daughter Virginia, from Columbus, spend weekend at home. Marilyn McIntosh, Columbus employee, spends weekend with mother Mrs Hattie Curtis.
The Morristown Holiness Church will host a cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney this Friday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Iris Weiss will lead the service.
The Chauncey Methodist Church announces a Sunday rally with a community gathering and service for parishioners and neighbors. Local organizers invite all residents to participate and show support.
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