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Television listings fragment shows a 2:30 segment noted as 41 Goodnight Muse. Readable details are limited to program time and partial title.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
8
Television listings fragment shows a 2:30 segment noted as 41 Goodnight Muse. Readable details are limited to program time and partial title.
A dense list of cartoon episodes movies and sports events across channels with titles such as Popeye Captain Kangaroo Space Ghost Bugs Bunny and Mighty Mouse. Includes NBC ABC and syndicated offerings and times from early morning through late evening with multiple repeats and movie slots.
Ohio viewers receive one hour earlier schedules across Huntington Charleston Parkersburg and Columbus menus noting WSAZ WLWC WTVN WCHS WBNS and more with color programs indicated and station time adjustments explained by the guide noting EDT vs EST and a disclaimer about possible schedule errors.
Harrisonville Route 1 presents a dense film guide with showings across the day featuring classics and westerns. Notable entries include The Bridge on the River Kwai starring Holden and Guinness, Ride the Man Down, and Bandits of the Badlands, alongside a Viet Nam address update for Pfc Larry J. Stansbury of the 87th Engineered Battalion.
AP Television Radio Writer notes networks push new programs for a week with one exception ABC airing Bridge on the River Kwai. Programs include Gleason's The Politician NBC Telethon Hour Spoleto Menotti feature CBS Reports Black Power-White Backlash Bob Hope comedy lineup Stage 67 Olympus 7000 with Donald O’Connor and Jets.
Cpl J G Francies of the State Highway Patrol spoke at the PTA meeting in Gallipolis outlining the Four Es enforcement examining education and engineering He stressed seat belt use The group planned an Halloween Fall Festival and county council meeting on Sept 29 in Chester with PTA members urged to attend A teacher meeting is slated for Oct 28 An enrollment of 155 was reported with banners for first and fifth grades Teachers and representatives were introduced with various grade chairmen named plus officers and committees for the PTA executive board
POMEROY An extensive remodeling project began this week at the Pomeroy National Bank. An addition of 15 by 21 feet will house the complete bookkeeping department and Hobstetter moves his office to the Second Street side with the present office becoming a directors room. Ceilings will be lowered and new recessed lighting installed in the lobby. The plan includes a snorkel system for auto banking along with a walk-up window. The project, by Ettl Co of Toledo, will also add new heating and air conditioning with work to finish in six to eight weeks.
Quarterly birthdays were honored at the Chester Council Daughters of America gathering. Members listed include Mary Kay Rose Dorothy Ritchie Doris Grueser Elizabeth Hayes Letah Koblentz Ella Hannum Lillie Christy Elizabeth Wickham Laura Mae Hartung Doris Koenig Lucille Kraueter Betty Roush Hattie Frederick Mary Kay Holter. A booster meeting was announced for Nov. 9 at Marietta.
Syracuse group from First United Presbyterian Church met in the church annex to plan the annual Election Day dinner. Laura Pickens read Three Psalms of Hope. Seven members and guest Mary Sheets attended. Naomi London will host the Oct 17 meeting with Helen Harris leading Bible study. Mrs Pickens served refreshments. Meigs marriage license: James Robert Fields, 20, and Linda Louise Garrett, 19, Pomeroy.
Melinda Price of Apple Grove West Virginia is admitted. Also noted are Mrs. Okey Schartiger and her daughter Anna Hoffman Floyd Spence and William Wolfe.
Lawrence R. Heber of Gallipolis was injured when his hand caught in an elevator at Rio Grande College Wednesday. He sustained a laceration to the left hand and a fracture to the third finger and was hospitalized at Holzer Hospital.
Mr and Mrs W P Lochary travel from Columbus to California and Hawaii. The camera is forgotten in the rush, and Mrs A R Knight fails to catch them at Columbus. They are met in Los Angeles by Clarence Idle. A school progress card system is introduced in Meigs District high schools. Earle Clark retires after 32 years as rural carrier. Ohio Northern attracts Pomeroy graduates. Mike Werry named second half softball MVP in Morocco while serving in the U S Navy.
The annual Lamb reunion was held at Roadside Park in Syracuse with many attendees from West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania. Local families including Dolan Lamb Rhinehart Summerfield Adams Parker and Swartz gathered with children and spouses in a wide regional turnout.
Winding Trail Garden Club plans a guest night at the next meeting to be held at Ohio Power Co offices with Joe Struble as speaker. Mrs. Lloyd Moore hosted the recent gathering including a devotional period and invitations to Middleport meeting.
Meigs General Hospital admits Golda Rice from Middleport Frank Halliday near Rutland Belle Roush from Racine Ola Childress from Reedsville Fred Mourning Richard Pickens Vern Davis and Grace Woodyard.
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