Red Cross Bloodmobile visit marks fifth year aid drive
Pomeroy hosts a Red Cross bloodmobile to mark Meigs County's fifth year in the regional program. Since 1951, 52 persons donated blood, with 53 more donors giving or contributing plasma. Notable contributors include Betty Hawk of Chester with 140 donations and Paul Huber and Orval Wiles of Pomeroy with 140 donations each.
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Pomeroy
Aisk
American Red Cross
Meags County
Marion Phershach
Charman
Mena County Red Cross
St of ‘Gral-Ioneers
Betty Hawk
Chester
Paul Huber
Orval Wiles
Pomeriy
Hail Frost
Robert Roberts
Yeo L. Vaughan
Young de
Galbert Soutin
Evers
Mein County
Piva Bach
Areca al
Meigs County
Ten Churches Plan Day of Prayer Services
Amid uncertain text ten churches announce a day of prayer with services at 2 pm. The event lists St Pauls and Federated Church among participants and mentions Me Readerate and elementary prayers.
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Pomerol
Choeareh
St Pauls
Pox Haunts Children and Adults with Sore Throats
Chickenpox and related throat infections spread through schools and workplaces. Absences rise as lower grades endure two week illness periods and adults report sore throats amid the outbreak.
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Mipdlesport
Racine Social Notes Recap of Community Gatherings and Local Figures
The Racine social page details the Happy Foster Class gathering at Mrs. HOM Pickens home with Edih Hayman in charge, devotionals by Miss Mayran, and themes of love and friendship. Attendees include Mrs. Liven Lee, Bulah Morr, Mary Dunfee, Edith Ha, and many others, plus a birthday tribute to Mrs. Mary Dunfee. Also notes a Petersburgh grocery visit and local family updates, along with coal production data for 1954 showing a drop to 392 million tons, 3g percent lower than 1953.
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Racine
Happy Foster
Mra Hom Pickens
Mas Edih Hayman
Deve - Son
Praser
Ida Hoael
Mina Lawes
Darbies Grovery
Ayran
Mary Dunfee
Record Visitors to Sweden in 1964 Break Previous Totals
Sweden reports a record 334 769 non-Scandinavians visited in 1964, led by West Germany with 100 545 visitors and the United States with 66 000 plus. The influx reflects growing international tourism and cross border travel trends.
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Sweden
Weatere Geremany
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Athens Messenger
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Clyde Ingels
Charles Marcinko
Richand Rawlings
Toy Heater
Fomer Smith
Margarit Smith
Topants
Wallace Bradford
John Colwell
Fred Cross, Jr
J Dahweard Foster
Irwin Ghaehner
Wilmetta Leifhert
Roper Morgan
Howard Parker
Charles Harnett
Psther Clark
William Ho Davis
Mario Ebersbach
Kermit Apple
Wayne Gibbons
Marion Pall
Tiartiniger
Virpanis
Laves
Vernon Nense
Norbert Nealon
OO Patterson
Jaenut Shuler
John Stobart
Mia Tom ‘Thornton
Norman
Molonine Pints
Tau Bangerter
Clay Bryan
Betty de Taeht
Tiartes Roert
Jacobs Carl Teonnayes
Theodore Reed, Jr
Pery Rugs
Leo Sisson
Paullsmatl
Clarenes Struhle
Tate
Niger
Bowen
Racine Social Notes
Liven Lee
Bulah Morr
Grate Krider
Mary J.viden
Grate
Jo Migler
Lillian Jaden
Mana Lectus
Heeg Lee
Margaret Hazecan
Ida Howell
Fargeret Houdabhelt
Laura Watar
Maxine Wongett
Meoh Beeson
Edith Ha
Pereytos
Une Ponte Aei
Bom Piorens
von Dardean
Bashan
Mare
Carr al Sayre
Ployer
PU Sargh
Pontes
Halph Gilmore
Harold Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Mary Jiiden
Elberfeld
Logan, Ohio
Belk - Simpson Company
Butler Brothers
Belk-Simpson
Mr. Kelly
John West
Joe Kelly
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Athens County
Belk-Simpson Company
Butler Bros
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Belk-Simpson Co
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