Winners Awarded In Meigs County Fair Flower Show
In Rock Springs the Meigs County Fair Flower Show awarded first, second and third ribbons across many categories judged by Mrs. Alda Cullen. Winners include entries from Rutland Pomeroy and Coolville with themes such as Back to School and Vacation memories featuring gladiolus, dahlias, roses, and greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Rock Springs
Alda Cullen
James Titus
Rutland
Leonard Erwin
Pomeroy
Roy Holter
William Willford
Middleport
Joan Stewart
James Carpenter
Addalon Lewis
Wilson Carpenter
Debra Williamson
David Lewis
Jayne Lee Hoeflich
Zinni
Dennis Deem
Marigold
Jayne Hoeflich
Alan Holter Mary Mora Win Dairy Show at Meigs Fair
Alan Holter and Mary Mora won top honors at the Meigs County 4-H Dairy Show during the 108th Meigs County Fair. Holter claimed grand champion showman and top Holstein titles. Mora led in the Guernsey division. Judges included Harold Kaeser of Ohio State University. awards presented by Rhea Mora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Fair
Ed Park
Alan Holter
Messenger
Gloria Cross
Holstein
Mark Mora
Guernsey
Mary Mora
Rock Springs
Alan
Roy Holter
Chester
Ed Parker
Mark
Moras
Donald Mora
Mary Lou King
Jan Holter
Melanie Dean
Denise Dean
David King
Geneva King
Janice Carnahan
Eddie Holter
Helen King
Stephanie Radford
Mary Ora
Tony Carnahan
Janis Carnahan
Harold Kaeser
Ohio State University
Columbus
Rhea Mora
Mei
Three Alarms Answered by Pomeroy Squad
First aid squad members responded to three alarms within 24 hours. Mrs. Landaker was hospitalized at Veterans Memorial Hospital after the Nye Avenue incident. Mrs. Graham was also taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Riffle was moved to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis via Rawlings Coats Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Landaker
Nye Avenue
Orville Graham
Spring Avenue
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Della Riffle
Route 33
North Viet Nam Adopts Policy Aimed at Avoiding Combat with Black GIs
Muhammad Kenyatta, co founder of the Black Economic Development Conference, reports from North Viet Nam that officials have adopted a policy of not fighting black American soldiers. Kenyatta was part of a three member delegation who spent last month in Southeast Asia and attributed the policy to North Vietnamese officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Black Economic Development Conference
North Vietnam
Muhammad Kenyatta
Southeast Asia
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Minersville
Addalou Lewis
Alice Thompson
Hiram Fisher
Zinnia
Bertha Canaday
Homer Holter
Ruth Moore
Fantasy
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Donna Williamson
Oris Ginther
Betty Dean
Cockscomb
Dahlia
Ram Fisher
Cachi — Aleta Weaver
New Haven
Gerald Minor
Dester
Ruby Diehl
Robert Hamm
Goulds
Mitchell Chapman
Earl Thoma
Charlton Panavision
Warner Bros
Kinney Leisure Service
Athena
Court ST
Baby Mile
Washington
Kentucky
N. Cols
Athens
Ohio
Clyde
ENS Seabr Ars
Miller
John Wayne
First Area
Big Jake
Richard Boone
Jake
Cinema Center
Panavision
National General Pictures
John Waynes
John
Howard Hawks
Rio Lobo
Welsomville
LATE
Clint Eastwood
Mom
Logan, Ohio
Wellston
Hortense Rhodes
Vet's Memorial Auditorium
Sally Ann Howes
Earl Wrightson
Lois Hunt
Terence Monk
Frankie Avalon
Karen Morrow
Joe Flynn
Choice
Giorgio Tozzi
Barbara Eden
Sat
Sun
Kenley
Vet's Mem Aud
Mac
Washburn Travel Service
International Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers
Pytiga
Seera
Cialis
Calla Wee
Eee Park
Camden Park
West
Huntington
W. Fairgrounds Gate
Bill Bescoe
W. Union St
Getwees Logal Abb
Bellorvill
Southern Ohio
Gregory Peck
Hal Wallis
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Elvis
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Reiver
Steve McQueen
Lange
Weld
Millie
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