School Bid Rejected By Board In Glouster
The Trimble Local School District Board of Education decided Tuesday night not to consummate a sale of the Jacksonville Trimble School. The building will be rented to Harold Rainey, who operates a Glouster industry. Harry West bid $5,600 at Saturday’s auction. Rainey’s firm makes canvas tops for light trucks on Defense Department orders and seeks a single location for his operation.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Trimble
Trimble
Harold Rainey
Harry West
Nelsonville
Route 1
Rainey
U. S. Department of Defense
College Students Deliver Bills to Cut Postage Costs
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co hires college students to hand deliver 30,000 utility bills daily to speed mail and save on postage.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Motorists Found Guilty In Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville Mayor's Court two motorists pleaded innocent to reckless operation charges and were found guilty. Herbert D. Little and Homer E. Cheesman each fined $10 plus $9 costs. Fred A. Fish pleaded guilty to failure to yield and was fined $15 plus costs. William Wayne Keller admitted possession of an open flask and was fined $25 plus costs. The Berean Class picnic announced for Glouster Memorial Park at 5 30 p m Thursday. After 1972 motorboats in Texas must be registered with Parks and Wildlife Department.
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Nelsonville
Herbert D. Little
Madison St
Homer E. Cheesman
Fred A. Fish
Canal St
William Wayne Keller
Pugh Amusement Co. Employe
Glouster
Church of Christ
My Lai Photog Feared For Life at Henderson Court
Army photographer Ronald L Haeberle testified at Col Oran K Henderson s court martial about fear after the My Lai raid He said he kept color pictures and feared retaliation from the 31st Public Information Detachment He noted others shared that fear and that he would have released the film if asked, while also acknowledging personal inclination to hand over the footage.
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FT. Meade
Jay Roberts
Haeberle
Henderson
Roberts
Army
31St Public Information Detachment
My Lai
Vietnam
Maj
Carroll J. Tichenor
Col. Henderson
Lones R. Warren
Ft Riley
Kan
LZ Dottie
Charlie Company
Mingus Family Holds Annual Reunion in Chauncey
Descendants of Calvin and Roseanna Mingus gathered at Ear th building in Millfield for the Mingus reunion. About 50 attended a noon basket dinner followed by a business meeting led by Russell Tippett. Officers elected included Russell Johnson as president Connie Stalder as vice president and Carolyn Addington as secretary treasurer.
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Chauncey
Calvin
Roseanna Mingus
Earth
Millfield
Russell Tippett
Carolyn Addington
Russell Johnson
Connie Stalder
Herbert Mingus
Gordon Mingus
Joe Baldy
Dennis Addington
Columbus
Malta
Hiram Mingus
Ed Mingus
Bill Mingus
Kate Johnson
Dan Johnson
Cynthia Pendergrass
Jim Mingus
Jack Daft
Michigan
Wayne Keirns
Indiana
Gospel Singers Draw Crowd At Parade Of The Hills
The Lefevres world renowned gospel singers drew a large enthusiastic crowd in Nelsonville for a 90 minute Tuesday night program on the Public Square. They arrived from Columbus and left for Missouri after the appearance. The event was sponsored by Bob O Nial Insurance and Parade of the Hills Committee with Colu mbus visitors noted.
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Nelsonville
Lefevres
Columbus
Missouri
Pearance
Bob O’nail Insurance
Bleach SAHSASRASRASAEH Sheet Found in Pome Pes A-10808
A fragment labeled Pome Pes A-10808 lists a bleach sheet with scattered uppercase letters and stray words. The readable portion provides no clear event date names or organizations.
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Texas
The
Parks and Wild
Life Department
My Lai Photog
Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Mingus
Ben Swartz
Norman Bolheimer
Dorcas Smith
Parade of the Hills Committee
England
Pet Ritz
Nelsonville, Ohio
Fairmonts
Lee Milk
Mae
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Morton
Pome Pes
Phg
Carnival Vieners
Bordens
Bordens Instant
Perret R Renewen Ee
Libby Peaches
Golden Isle
Eanee
Captain Kidd
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