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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
7
The Messenger cautions readers about possible listing errors when stations fail to supply complete program data The notice mentions that errors may occur in evening schedules including Smoltey Smaliter News Tonight and related segments due to incomplete station information.
Local notes list Mitchells and Andersons from Willoughby and East Lake returning home after visits to Milton Campbell. Galvin Wilson and Karen Thompson plus Rose Ann Snyder spent time with Gareth Thomps in Athens.Several households in Nelsonville and Zanesville hosted relatives including Elroy Short and Ruth Short.
Mrs Ethel Cook of Philo visited relatives here recently. Lawrence Lewis and family returned to Williamsburg after visiting his mother Dat e Lewis. Rob ert Lewis and Mike Lewis of Cincinnati joined Mrs Lewis, Lorenzo Lewis of Bethel, and others on weekend visits. Port Shuttleworth of Orlando stayed with sisters Betty Hogan and Fred Collins. Mike Sanborn of Newark spent the weekend with his parents. Millard Hayes returned to Willoughby after visiting Ed Hayes. Raymond Brooks of Trimble visited Fayne Matheny and Adda Smith in Columbus. Gene North of Michigan and James Koontz with Katherine Kineer of Dayton visited Eunice Sanborn.
Laurelville guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Huggins and family of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Richard Huggins of Circleville. Pfc Richard Parker on leave from Fort Hood joined the Ash Cave picnic with relatives from Speakman Huston Gilpen and Raymond families and others. Parker and wife and daughter Theresa visited his father in Washington D C.
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