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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1958
Page
16
The excerpt lists varied TV programs and times across channels with bold face for color shows. Entries include sports, news, dramas, and children's programs like Howdy Doody, Rin Tin, and Gunsmoke, mixed with local news and special features.
A jumbled listing outlines a Friday night radio and TV schedule with multiple programs and times including news weather sports and entertainment slots. It references shows such as News Weather Outdoor and various named programs and hosts.
A fragmented listing shows nightly program blocks, hosts, and time stamps featuring judges, game shows, religious broadcasts, sports, and entertainment from early schedule pages. Notable items include Untitled programs and names like Walt Disney, Billy Graham, Maverick, and OSU Football.
A dense list of 1950s style TV slots and air times for Charleston evenings. Programs include news, weather, dramas, variety shows, and sports with hosts and titles like This Is Alice Warren, Rin Tin Tin, Walt Disney, Dick Clark, and Roy Rogers listed across late afternoon to late night slots.
A dense OCR style listing outlines a daily TV schedule with times and programs from 6:00 to 12:30 including shows like Gunsmoke Lassie Perry Mason and Ed Sullivan plus news and weather slots. The fragment lists many program titles and host names such as Jack Gleason Helen Edwards and Captain Kangaroo with sporadic channel hints and time blocks.
WHTN CBS Channel 13 Huntington presents a Friday lineup featuring 6:00 news 6:15 Jules Rivin 6:30 Our Gang 7:00 Gray Ghost 7:30 Hit Parade 9:00 Phil Savers 9:30 Schutz Plyhs 10:00 Lineup 10:30 Pers to Pers 11:00 News 11:30 Theater plus 11:45 Trackdown Final.
A dense listed schedule presents a Friday night film slate with titles such as Summer Holiday, Life Begins for Andy Hardy, Right to the Heart, It Wake Up Screaming, My Dear Dragon, In Old Monterey, Fighting Bill Fargo, Mysterious Intruder, Marshall of Amarillo, White Angel, Prairie Express, They All Kissed the Bride, Romance on the High Seas, Lone Gun, Rebecca, They Died with Their Boots On, Over My Dead Body, Weird Woman, Riders from Tucson, Melody for Two, Honky Tone, Four Daughters, High Barbarian, Adventures of Capt. Fabian, The Man I Love, Swanee River, and Love on the Run featuring stars like Mickey Rooney, Gloria DeHaven, Betty Grable, Victor Mature, Joan Crawford, Errol Flynn, Clark Gable, Lana Turner, James Melton, Tim Holt, and others.
A lonely 12 year old befriends a crippled bird of prey in Rusty and the Falcon on ABC at 8. Rudy Lee stars with Jay W. Lees. Other shows include 77 Sunset Strip A Nice Social Evening Trackdown Bilko The Trouble with Ruth Sonny Liston M Squad The Trap and Scene of the Crime on NBC and CBS.
Nelsonville church plans a fundraiser by selling Red Bud and Dogwood trees from its lawn this Saturday. Call Bob Harris or Gary Wolfe to indicate tree choices and donate to the cabin fund seeking 175 dollars for a concrete floor and foundation at the church farm.
Multiple church schedules list ministers, service times, Sunday school and youth events for Nelsonville, Deanville, Murray City, and nearby communities. Entries include First Presbyterian with John Lloyd Evans and sermon topics, Epiphany Episcopal, Nazarene, Pilgrim Holiness, and more churches across the region.
Newborns include a daughter to Roger Newman of Buchtel a son to Benjamin Morgan of Shawnee and a daughter to Harold Dorsey of Athens. Admissions list Sam Moscato Glouster Route 2 Harry Canter New Straitsville Route 2 Mary Evans Logan Clifford McQuaid Nelsonville Route 1 Ellie Sherrick Crooksville Route 2 Nicholas Fiore McConnelsville. Discharges include Jack Rowland Nelsonville Ida Emrick Glouster Jennie Smith Glouster Route 3 Deborah Clark Athens Route 2 transferred to Children’s Hospital Columbus Ada Riddle Lancaster and Mrs John Nogrady Millfield Route 1 with son plus Mrs Richard Slutz New Lexington with son.
The Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion Halloween committee completes plans for a community party. Thomas Lax serves as committee chairman. Children in the costume contest and parade must be at the legion basement by 6 00 p m Thursday. The parade around the square begins at 6 30 p m.
Mrs Bethel Vance spoke on The Treasures We Squander warning of a low water line. Mrs Philip Wolpert reported progress on the flower show and members donated dish gardens for Lakin State Hospital. Hostesses included Mrs A G Mehlmann and others.
Nelsonville Ohio George R House 40 of Buchtel dies of a heart attack Thursday afternoon while working as a substitute janitor at Buchtel School He was a 1937 Buchtel High School graduate served in the Navy during World War II and belonged to several local groups Funeral services are set for 1 pm Sunday at Buchtel Methodist Church with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Masonic services will be held at his residence Saturday evening
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Bruce 58 of Chauncey set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Johnson Funeral Home led by Rev. Herbert Harris. Burial in McDougal Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
Clifford McQuaid 53 of Nelsonville Route 1 died early Friday morning at Mount St Mary hospital after treatment. He was born in Athens County son of the late and Jane McQuaid. Survived by his wife Minnie a son Jack of Carbon Hill a daughter Jeannine Wagner of Carroll a step son Billy Smith of Nelsonville Route 1 three brothers Lee Haydenville William Junction City Eugene Columbus a half brother Gerald Miller Logan two sisters Nell Tierney Dayton and Bonnie Smith Canton. Funeral set for Monday 1 pm at Salem Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Body at Johnson funeral home moved to the Hamley Run residence where friends may call anytime.
Charles Finsterwald of Huntington West Virginia was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Robert Auflick after a State Highway Patrol arrest for passing over a yellow line.
Nelsonville Board of Trade endorsed three renewed levies for the November 4 ballot. One half mill for recreation one half mill for health and three mills for school operating expenses. A merchants meeting will decide on Christmas decorations. Nominees for board terms were named Delbert Kuhn Clyde Byers Dix Powell William Friedrich and James Shumaker.
Valley Lodge 169 of the Knights of Pythias voted $25 for the community Boy Scout finance campaign at a regular meeting. Officers praised the scouts trained under leadership for Americanism and good citizenship and endorsed increased local support. The district commissioner notes three active troops, an explorer post, and a cub pack in Nelsonville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Davis and Reese L. Davis of Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Richards and Tyrone of Gallipolis join Charles P. Davis of Delaware to attend the Bluffton Indiana funeral of Mrs. Davis's brother Phil Dwindell who died in an automobile accident near Celina Ohio on Sunday.
The Glenford Dugan Post 229 at the Legion War Memorial Building in Nelsonville will host an all day open house from 9:00 a m to late evening. Commander Donald Brady announces events and a 1959 membership kickoff with a renewal target of 58 members before Veterans Day November 11. New furniture brightens the hall. a 37 mm anti-aircraft gun sits on a front base as entertainment is planned.
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