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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1969

Page

2

Albany Triplets Celebrate 21st Birthdays Apart

Three Albany brothers born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner will mark their 21st birthdays Oct 19 while serving in the Army. Jerry, in Vietnam with a Purple Heart, is at Cam Ranh Bay. Gene is in Germany. John is in Korea. Their mother notes they cannot be together.

Albany Germany South Korea Vietnam Dale Warner Armed Services Jerry Cam Ranh Bay Ft. Gordon, Ga Ft. Leonard Wood Gene John Ft Gordon Ft. Ord Calif Aschaffenburg Ft. Jackson S. C Ft. Eustis Korea Warner Gail Vnto Spr Jerry Warner Trans Co APO San Francisco Gene Warner New York N. Y

Cancer Survival Rate Shows Major Increase

Athens County unit of the American Cancer Society reports rising cancer survival figures. Miss Maybelle Bartlett notes a Lancaster meeting where Dr. Wilford Nusbaum states that 20 years ago one in four survived, now one in two if treated early, with 1.5 million Americans cured and uterine cancer death rates halved.

Athens County American Cancer Society Maybelle Bartlett Society Lancaster Miss Bartlett Wilford D. Nusbaum Dr. Nusbaum

VFW Home to Host VEW Project Preschool

VEW Home on Pine Street becomes a community service preschool site for Veterans of Foreign Ware. Ground level classroom spans 2,500 sq ft with enclosed outside play. Operating five days weekly with openings for three and four year olds. Information line: 797 4322 or 797 4310 after 7 pm.

The Plains Veterans of Foreign Ware VFW Pine Street Debert Cline Cline

Pony Killed In Accident On Route 50 West

A Shetland pony owned by W. E. Hinson of Allensville was struck and killed early Wednesday by a tractor-trailer driven by George H. Parks of Newport, Ky., near McArthur. Fog limited visibility and no citation was issued. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deeter of Athens Route 4. Temperatures fell to 46 at dawn and 50 by 8 a.m with a high of 72 Tuesday.

Route McArthur State Highway Patrol W. E. Hinson Allensville George H. Parks Newport Parks U. S C. L. Colmer

Exams In Several Languages For State Licenses

Albany New York will offer foreign language state license examinations for barbers hairdressers and beauticians beginning next year A 1969 law authorized non English exams and the Department of State will provide them so applicants unable to read or write English can qualify Most foreign language applicants are Spanish speaking with requests for French German Hebrew Italian Polish and Hungarian examinations.

Albany N. Y New York State Department of State

78 Year Old Still Bowls Despite Age

Everett Chandler of Indianapolis remains active in bowling, competing in three leagues weekly and holding a 182 average. He set a memorable mark in the 1969 ABC tournament in Madison with a 734 series and a 297 final game, one of 11 straight strikes in ABC history.

Indianapolis Everett Chandler Chandler ABC Madison Wis

Mill Street Bridge Reopening Scheduled for Friday

Mill Street Bridge, closed all summer, will reopen Friday with Myers Construction Co as prime contractor on the Hocking River relocation project. The span will stay open through winter, with tearing down planned for spring, and a replacement bridge to connect with Stimson Avenue extension and the Appalachian Highway.

Mill Street Myers Construction Co Hocking River Hocking Lakeview Manor

Athens School Enrollment Reaches 3850 With Kindergarten Start

Athens city schools report total enrollment at 3850 as kindergarten begins. Superintendent Samuel Henderson notes high school 1129 students, middle school 927, and elementary 1794 including 299 in kindergarten classes.

Athens City Samuel Henderson Henderson Said

Purple Heart Awarded To Guysville GI

Prc Larry D Lightner received the Purple Heart for first degree burns from mortar attacks on August 31 in Vietnam with the 46th Infantry Americal Division. He is temporarily relieved from field duty. A Federal Hocking High School graduate, he enlisted in December 1967 and left for Vietnam May 21. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Denver Lightner of Guysville Route 2. His wife Betty Blackwell resides at the same address.

Prc Larry D. Lightner Vietnam 46Th Infantry Americal Division Federal Hocking High School Army Denver Lightner Guysville Betty Blackwell

Messenger the English Stallion Arrives at Philadelphia Docks

The English stallion Messenger, hailed as the finest horse imported, was unloaded at Philadelphia docks in 1797. Messenger became the foundation sire for most harness horses racing today and shaped American horse stock for generations.

Messenger Philadelphia

Driver Falls Asleep Injures New Marshfield Youth

A New Marshfield youth was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a truck left County Road 110 two miles west of Route 682. Paul D. Russell 16 fell asleep at the wheel and the truck overturned striking a guardrail. No citation issued. Martha E. Hamilton 51 Nelsonville was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign after her car collided with James Foster Steel 22 Albany Route 2 near Routes 56 and 682 junction.

Marshfield Nelsonville Athens County State Highway Patrol Sheltering Arms Hospital Paul D. Russell Paul E. Russell Martha E. Hamilton James Foster Steel Albany

Male Giraffe Dies At Baltimore Zoo

Ray a 4 year old male giraffe at the Baltimore zoo died from an incurable blood disease. The loss grieves zoo officials and two female giraffes brought from Rhodesia in 1966 are among mourners.

Baltimore, Md Ray Baltimore Zoo Baltimore Rhodesia

Pile Torture Soothed in Minutes By Ointment

Apply Petersons Ointment for fast relief from the torture of piles. The cooling astringent formula has given relief for 40 years. Relieves itching quickly. Available from all druggists in a 95c box or applicator tube with money back if not satisfied.

Peterson

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