Meigs Junior Fair Royalty Named at Style Review
Deb b ie Ohlinger and Daniel Midkiff were chosen Meigs County Junior Fair queen and king at the 4-H Style Revue in Pomeroy. Ohlinger, a Meigs High School junior, has 10 years of scouting and is a senior scout, band member, and involved in youth cancer programs. Midkiff, a Salem Center resident and Meigs High School senior, is active in FFA and 4-H, holding the FFA achievement award and Star Grange membership. The pair will reign during the 1971 Meigs Fair August 17 to 21, with Rhea Mora and Ken Bolen presenting.
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Pomeroy
Meigs High School
Debbie Ohlinger
Daniel Midkiff
Meigs County
Ohlinger
William Ohlinger
Candystripers of Veterans Memorial Hospital
Youth Against Cancer
Ray Midkiff
Salem Center
Meigs Future Farmer’s of America
Better Livestock
FFA
Star Grange
Girl Scouts
Rhea Mora
Ken Bolen
Construction Worker Hospitalized in Gallipolis Site
Doyle Hudson, a construction worker at the Holzer Medical Center site in Gallipolis, is confined to Charleston Memorial Hospital at 3200 McCorkle Avenue. He remains in room 323.
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Pomeroy — Doyle Hudson
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Charleston Memorial Hospital
McCorkle Avenue
Charleston
Nickel firm footed high costs for exploration in 1970
In 1970 International Nickel spent about $32 million on global exploration work, mainly in Canada, illustrating the high expense of finding major mineral deposits.
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International Nickel
Canada
Vinton Gallia Fairs Poll Backs Vietnam Policy and Red China
Vinton and Gallia County fairgoers show broad support for withdrawing from Vietnam and admitting Red China to the United Nations. Vinton favors federal aid to education, pollution controls, federal health insurance, and revenue sharing, with varying margins. Gallia County mirrors much of the pro administration stance but with different percentages across questions.
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Vietnam
China
United Nations
U.S
Clarence Miller
Vinton and
Gallia
Vinton County
Vinton
U.N
Gallia County
Racine News Notes Recap Of Local Visits And Births
Mrs Lovey Sayre returns from Bryan after time with Mr and Mrs Darcy Potter. Mrs Theron Johnson guests Mary Elizabeth Wheeler birth announcement at Wheelersburg. Dana Browning and family visit Mrs Albert Paynter. Mr and Mrs Robert Swift host Morris family in Marietta and visit Audrey Schroeder in Grant Hospital. Chester Rose vacation in West Virginia with Blackwater Falls and Spruce Knob Mountain then visits Letart relatives. Homer Friend visits niece in Indianapolis. Mary Bowers visits grandmother Sarah Friend at Marietta nursing home.
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Francis Morris Racine
Lovey Sayre
Bryan
Darcy Potter
Theron Johnson
Wheelersburg
Scott Wheeler
Mary Elizabeth Wheeler
Dana Browning
Columbus
Charles Cartwright
Mark and
Glenn
San Diego
Calif
Albert Paynter
Robert Swift
Francis Morris
Marietta
Bert Gould
Audrey Schroeder
Grant Hospital
Chester Rose
West Virginia
Blackwater Falls
Spruce Knob Mountain
Mary Bowers
Sarah Friend
Christian Anchorage
New Editor Named at Washington Post
Howard Simons named managing editor of the Washington Post to succeed Eugene Patterson. Simons, 42, a native of Albany and a Union College and Columbia Journalism School alumnus, has been with the paper since 1961. Patterson left for a position at Duke University.
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Washington (Ap
Howard Simons
The
Washington Post
Eugene Patterson
Albany, N.Y
Union College
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Simons
Post
Patterson
Duke University
Kyger News Notes 5
Kyger Women meet at Kyger Lodge Hall and refreshments are served by Mrs. Mary Sisson. Local visitors include the Lewises of Columbus and a Cleveland weekend guest. Family trips span South Carolina and Tennessee with several readers attending the funeral of Dennis L. Spires.
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Mary B. Sisson Kyger
Women’s Society
Kyger Lodge
Mary Sisson
Clarence Lewis
Cecil Lewis
Columbus
Cora Rupe
Ronnie Sopata
Scott
Cleveland
Leo Rupe
Larry Weimann
South Carolina
Tennessee
Aro Rethertseheth Reteset Herero Are Rare
A fragmented OCR line mentions rare items and a term FCCP. The readable text includes stray letters and unclear phrases making precise meaning difficult. The fragment hints at a collection or category labeled as rare but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
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Gloria Cross
Meigs
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Rawlings-Coats
Neral
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Rutland
Violet Larkins
Hannibal
Elex Shuler
James Bradbury
Pauline Rife
Lark Napier
David Fulton
Griffin, Ga
Paul Schuler
Jackie
Buxion
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Frank’s
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Golden Isle
W.K
Tomatoes
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Instant Maxwell House
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Chet Boy
Renee
Kraft
Hes
Debbie
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