Ringo Starr and Wife Welcome Birth of Son
Mrs Ringo Starr gave birth to a son on Monday and the Beatle said the child is a little smasher. Ringo and former Mairen Cox, a Liverpool hairdresser, were married in February.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
2
Mrs Ringo Starr gave birth to a son on Monday and the Beatle said the child is a little smasher. Ringo and former Mairen Cox, a Liverpool hairdresser, were married in February.
Mme. Chiang Kai-shek has tea today at the White House with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. She arrived in Washington on a private visit and is staying at a midtown hotel. The Johnsons were guests of the Chiangs in Taiwan four years ago when Johnson was vice president touring the Far East.
James Meredith newly registered Columbia University law student says his studies will keep him busy and limit civil rights activity. Meredith, 32, first Negro to enroll at Ole Miss, spoke after filing registration and holding a news conference. he has a $2000 scholarship.
The Nelsonville Mount St Mary Hospital notes list multiple admissions including a daughter for the Rev and Mrs Thomas Stockdale Nelsonville a son for Mr and Mrs John Gardner Glouster Route 3 and another daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Arnold Trimble Also listed are several discharges and patients from Athens The Plains Glouster and nearby towns A police report from Nelsonville notes Charles Matheny 710 Chestnut St says his 1963 automobile was hit near Chestnut and Third Streets Saturday night leaving the left rear fender and panel damaged Police are investigating the hit and run.
Six posts from the 12th district Veterans of Foreign Wars met at Post 3467 headquarters Lake Hope Dr presided by District Commander Earl A Shoppe. The group urged active involvement in school projects and proper flag use while the ladies auxiliary held their district session. The next district convention will be at Jackson on December 5.
Nelsonville City Council discussed extending sewer service to the Sylvania area near State Route 216, heard a new bid from Floyd G. Browne and Associates for a flood pumping station on Jiggleburg Run at Fulton St, and approved several items including a 1.3 mill street lighting levy renewal for five years. The sewer plan drawn by Yorde Machine Products calls for 40 acres of development with low down payment housing, while the Mill St. dispute with Aus tin Kontner prompts no monetary settlement. The council referred the sewer request and related matters to the utility and municipal improvement committees. police and parking concerns were also aired.
The State school board approved a 704 102 dollar Vocational Education Act grant for the Tri County Vocational School District covering Athens Perry and Hocking Counties. Funds will fund site purchase construction and equipment for a new vocational high school near Nelsonville with a September 1967 opening targeted if a 632 000 bond passes.
Nelsonville announces the Little League football program for fifth and sixth graders will start Tuesday. Secretary Jerry Stufflebean of the Nelsonville Athletic Boosters says Robert Sheskey will supervise the sessions at 4:30 p.m. today with assistance from Robert Young.
Fire department responded to a 6 30 a m alarm at the trailer home of James Rogaski at the head of Dorr Run Road in Nelsonville Hocking County. The trailer was a total loss with the cause undetermined.
The Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post hosts a furniture benefit dance at the post home on Lake Hope Drive. The event runs Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with music by the Fabulous Decades Band.
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