Rutland Woman Keeps Bank Career From Age Sixteen
Joan May of Rutland has spent decades in banking, starting at Rathburn's during high school and later working in Colorado and Arizona. She returns to Rutland as a longtime Pomeroy National Bank secretary and mother of two, active in local organizations and church.
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Bruce
Joan) May
Rutland
Pomeroy National Bank
Joan
Rutland High School
Rathburn’s Bank
Colorado
Arizona
Colorado National Bank
Bank of Douglas
Tuscon
Athens
Debbie Jo
Meigs High School
Mike
Meigs
Rutland Church of Christ
The
Rutland Friendly Gardeners
Meigs County
TB and Health Association
Ten Birth Announcements From Glouster and Surrounding Areas
Ten births announced from Glouster and nearby communities. Kevin Lee Moore born January 16 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moore with siblings John Michael and Scott Edward. Daniel Clarence Bails born January 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Clarence Bails with brother Patrick Bernard. Robert Lee Stiers born January 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stiers. A Barry Baker son born December 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baker with Mrs. Vaughn Baker listed. Grandparents and great grandparents named for each family.
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John E. Moore, Glouster
Kevin Lee
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Michael
Scott Edward
Edward Moore
Glouster
Clarence Hunter
Walnut Hill
Ellis Moore
Carrie Niggemeyer
Shade
Bernard Clarence Bails
New Marshfield
Daniel Clarence
Bails
Patrick Bernard
Mary G. Robinson
Clarence Bails
the Plains
Jenny McLain
Shawnee
Jim Stiers
Robert Lee
Ray Long
Barry Baker
Athens
Vaughn Baker
C. C. Brooks
Minnie Pitts
Nelsonville
Heloise Tips Color Balance For Balanced Meals
Advice from Heloise on planning meals by color to balance nutrition. Suggests using two to four colors on the plate, with green and red or yellow accents, and offers practical examples like vegetables, eggs, tomatoes, and salads to create appealing, colorful dishes.
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Heloise
Byrta Carson
Soviet Voters Cast Single Name Ballot in Elections
Voters receive a ballot showing one candidate chosen by the party and may take it from an official and deposit it in the ballot box. The process emphasizes the limited choice and controlled participation in the election.
East Elementary Marks Inauguration Day Learning
Inaugural topic centers on government as East Elementary School pupils study national government in November. Second graders explore Washington D C map and key buildings while viewing the inauguration on TV. A Capitol photo gift from Congressman Clarence Miller decorates the bulletin board.
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East Elementary School
J. H. Weisenbach
Washington D.C
Supreme Court
Capitol Building
White House
Capitol
Clarence Miller
All East Elementary
Kathleen McAfee
The
United States
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