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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
3
Glouster village council met in the Civic Center and placed on first reading an ordinance to bar owners from letting animals run loose. Fines may reach 25 dollars. Debates over seasonal limits and dog damage were raised.
Chauncey and Mrs J H Lock attended the funeral of Mrs Lock’s brother in law Mr Gaylord Wilson of Marion formerly of Athens County. He was born at Shade and belonged to the Mount Gilead Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife Dora a son Gerald of Bucyrus four daughters Mrs Doris Outhwaite Marion Mrs Bettie Therne Nevada Ohio and Miss Velma Wilson.
Local residents recount recent visits and gatherings in New Straitsville and nearby towns. Helen Wilson, Bess Kemper, and Oliver Kemper joined Margaret Sherrard in Logan while others visited Columbus and Dayton. Community groups held meetings and a county Republican dinner at the Wea ver Tea Room with a list of attendees.
Glouster report on Young Mother's Club meeting includes secret sisters exchanges, games, and prize awards. Local members listed include Norma Davis, Dixie Flowers, Dee Lee Cavey, and Barbara Fouts host. Also notes births, visits, and military family updates from Glouster to Washington.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Trimble Methodist Church met Wednesday evening in the church social rooms. Mrs. Beulah Johnson presided and Mrs. Pauline Henderson led the lesson. Assisting were Mrs. Esta Haskins, Miss Merle Danford, and guest Mrs. Dorothy Grueber of Dayton. Refreshments served to several members.
Murray City and Coraopolis visitors joined the James and McClure households for weekend stays. Dayton hosts included Mr and Mrs Jack Schnider. Psaskala reunion drew many Ripple Spurrier Cook descendants with Howard Craft, 77, as the oldest attendee. Wootens return to Springfield after visiting Gerald Wooten and Elmer Evans. Carbon Hill residents Saul Johnson and Rodney Wilson family guests.
Haydenville and Wellsville residents visited Edith Hardgrove and Dora Spencer, while Cleveland and Columbus couples vacationed with Patton and Vollmer families. Nelsonville calls and Wayne guests from West Virginia were reported in recent social visits and weekend stays.
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