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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1970
Page
8
Alan Wallace, son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallace, receives an honorable discharge after four and a half years as a medic in the U S Navy. He trained as a surgical technician and will work at Grant Hospital in Columbus. A 1965 Middleport High School graduate.
Bricklayer's Local No. 32 in Pomeroy meets Thursday at 8 pm at the Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home in Gallipolis. Bradbury PTA meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the elementary school. Founders Day observance features Martha Williams reviewing county bookmobile books. Rummage sale continuation Friday in Middleport basement 9 am to 5 pm. Venezuela is a major iron ore producer and exporter.
The WSCS of Heath United Methodist Church heard Mrs. James Brewington discuss the forgotten American the 600000 Indians in the United States living in poverty while funds go abroad The talk cited The Forgotten American by Isabel Kennedy and noted Navajo Community College as a federal funded example A service and reports followed with plans to carpet the minister's study and several church activities announced including a Lenten breakfast and a cottage prayer meeting
Pomeroy police report the arrest of Roger Stobart of Racine for failing to observe a red light. He will appear in the court of Mayor Charles Legar.
Ralph Werry of Meigs County was appointed regional director of the Ohio Junior Miss Pageant by Ohio Junior Miss, Inc. He has served five years as Meigs County chair and as director of the Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant, with duties to organize new pageants across the state. Werry and Earl Ingels attended the franchise meeting in Middletown on February 7 at Wildwood Country Club. In the United States, in 1930, there were about two million slaves.
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