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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1958
Page
6
The notice lists NBC station WSAZ Huntington program blocks Friday and Saturday night and Sunday day parts with shows including Mannix, Bob Hope, Perry Como, Steve Allen, The Ed Sullivan Show, Hitchcock, The $64,000 Question, and other daily segments, with color coding and weather forecasts. It notes potential errors when corrections are not provided by stations.
A listing of evening and daytime films with titles and main cast such as A Stranger in Town, The Pirate, Guest Wife, Black Gold, Cluny Brown, Manhunt, Dragonwyck, Down from the Stars, Ceiling Zero, Pals of the Pecos, Range Justice, Fallen Angel, Moon Over Her Shoulder, Brother Rat, Sister Kenny, You Cant Take It with You, Arsenic and Old Lace, A Guy Named Joe, The Frozen Ghost, Wanderers of the Wastelands, Terror Ship, The Three Outlaws, Talk of the Town, Comrade X, Desire Me, Yes My Darling Daughter, Zombies on Broadway, Knute Rockne, Island of Desire, My Dear Miss Aldrich with various stars listed.
A scrambled TV timetable lists programs and times such as Mickey Spillane Cisco Kid Walt Disney and Lone Ranger with news blocks and ceremonies interspersed. It shows a mix of entertainment, educational and religious segments including Jubilee Justice and Sacred Heart reflecting a varied mid century station lineup.
A dense broadcast timeline lists shows and times from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM with news, dramas, sports, classics like Rin Tin Tin, Sea Hunt, Maverick and Annie Oakley, plus late night programs and weather segments.
A fragmented listing shows show times and titles from a vintage schedule with entries such as Explorer at 6, Phil Silvers at 9, Amos n Andy at 6 80, Schutz Piynse at 9 30, Chet Long at 700, Undercurrent at 10, D Edwards at 7 15, Pers to Pers at 10 30, Gray Ghost at 7 30, News at 11, Trackdown at 8, Weather at 11 10, Destiny at 8 30, Arunch at 11 15, then.
Schlitz Playhouse features Dan Duryea and Richard Eyer in Kin sman as the desperate search for a child unfolds at 9 30 p m CBS A detective portrayed by Howard Duff befriends a criminal’s sweetheart to locate a fugitive at 10 30 p m CBS Bob Hope reprises Roberta on a 90 minute CBS special at 7 30 p m NBC Friday Night Fights brings Johnny Russo versus Carlos Ortiz at 9 p m NBC Walt Disney Presents Davy Crockett Goes To Congress airs at 8 p m ABC Turning Point stars Bette Davis in For Better For Worse at 9 30 p m NBC Brains and Brawn pairs Bob Cousy and Bob Pettit at 10 30 p m NBC Wanted Dead or Alive The Bounty at 8 30 p m CBS Alfred Hitchcock Presents Dip In The Pool at 11 p m CBS Sammy Kaye Show at 10 p m ABC.
The listing shows WHTN CBS channel 13 programming with multiple time slots including Jules Aivin Phil Silvers News Schntz Plyhs Edwards Undercurrent State Trooper Boing Boing News Trackdown Hi School Sc Destiny Theaters 2 Gun Plyhse Kangaroo Perry Mason Gale Storm Gunsmoke Lone Ranger Baseball Gray Ghost News Sports Rev Theater 13 with various late programs and sports updates through the night.
Mrs Lucy Switzer of 156 East Second Street was transported by ambulance to Mount St Mary Hospital early Thursday. Hospital reports identified a fractured hip and her room number as 316.
In Socorro New Mexico officers responding to a barking dog killed a treed mountain lion described as a 6% foot female bystanders say. The incident occurred in the town of about 5000 residents highlighting safety concerns on the streets.
The Hocking Vinton chapter of the Ohio Civil Service Employes Association held its annual dinner meeting at Blosser's restaurant with 36 attendees. New and reinstated members totaled nine. Arthur E. Day of Columbus spoke on the OCSE main office functions and future salary legislation. Jim Bond was re elected secretary treasurer. new officers and board members were named.
The Logan Social Notes report the Tuesday book club's Sept 16 gathering at Mrs. Emerson Poston's home with special guests Mrs. Lowe Shelso Chapple Pearson Poston and Keairns. A 7:30 pm dessert course followed by a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Perkins.
Members met Tuesday at West Logan school with officers Gene Klinger president Ralph Blum vice president Charles Brewster secretary Nancy Blum treasurer and reporters Ellinger and Shull as council members. Other attendees included John Myers Clarence Kornmiller Floyd Donaldson George Helber and Heskell Hammond. Refreshments were served by Ellingers. Next meeting set for October 21 led by Brewster and Lloyd Daubenmier.
Members of Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge No. 533 plan a birthday potluck dinner on Friday September 19 at 6 30 P M Edytha Walker serves as arrangements chairman A regular meeting and team practice will follow all team members are urged to attend.
The Regular meeting of the Degree of Pocahontas was held Monday night with Mrs. Robert Tschudy presiding. Twenty-one members attended and Mrs. John Liff was installed as second runner by Mrs. Vernie Congreve with Mrs. Arlis Hiles assisting. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Keith Schultz and Mrs. Chester Blake during the social hour.
The No. 2 Farm Bureau Council met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ray with fourteen members and eight children present. New residents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson joined as members. Relna Derr led a discussion on Determining Farm Bureau Policy for 1959 covering licenses zoning trespassing labor titling farm equipment and surpluses and gasoline refunds. The October meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hummel.
Eight Hocking County 4-H members and adviser attend the 41st Ohio 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University September 13 to 17. Delegates include Rockbridge Rockette Jo Ann Reynolds Mary Harsh Beckie Stiverson Betty McBride Pearl Ann Dusenbery Jack Barnes and Mark Farmer with Mrs. Darlene Dusi.
First Presbyterian Earl F Schottke pastor worship 10 30 sermon How To See The Kingdom anthem Have We Not All One Father and Hold Thou My Hand Westminster Fellowship 115 pm trip to Youth Rally Beverly Rev Larry Woodruff Hungarian refugee camp Union Furnace EUB Paul A Sellers pastor services 9 am 10 am 730 pm choir 645 pm YP 730 pm Wednesday Zion Sunday school 930 am morning 1045 am Union Sunday school 930 am prayer Bible study 930 am First EUB D S Dunkle pastor services 930 am Sunday school 915 am children church 1015 am sermon Our Helper God Is Our Hope and Strength PYA picnic 1230 pm Charles Barker cabin Spurgeon Metzler assisting Children’s choir 630 pm Youth Fellowship 630 pm evening 730 pm Going to Bethel prayer Bible study 730 pm senior choir 830 pm cottage prayer Edison Anderson home 303 W Hunter St 115 pm Thursday
Dayton couple Mr and Mrs Forrest Winters visited Mr and Mrs Pearl Robinson and Mary Howell. Albany guests included Mrs Mark Clark and sons Miss Linda Dixon Miss Weltha Clark and Mrs Dixie Reeves. Canton and Tuscarawas families vacationing with Mrs Neva Howell include Clayton Howell Lester Howell and Gene Bolin Massillon visitor at the Howell home.
Hocking County agriculture agent Donald G. Young released guidance on picking and storing corn. He describes ear moisture levels across stages from late milk to mature dented kernels and warns that improper use of corn pickers endangers operators. He lists seven safety rules including guards, PTO shutoff, avoiding sticks, neutral gear, solo operation, fitted clothing, and training new workers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smyers of Logan welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Claude Ogle and her son were discharged to Enterprise.
Logan High School National Honor Society held its 1958 59 organization meeting Tuesday with Sue Hansley former president leading. Members elected program finance and assembly committees while class officers for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen were chosen, with Donald Pierce as adviser.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Diddle hosted a Sunday birthday dinner honoring Mrs Oval Diddle Tommy Diddle James Sayre Libby and Eddy Diddle. Various relatives from Ohio Michigan West Virginia and Pennsylvania visited or traveled, including Sayres Osborns Stobarts Arnotts and Powells.
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