Wilkesville Personal News Highlights
Wilkesville residents share updates from visitors and travels. James Jackson and John Jackson, a Youngstown University senior, spent time at home. Mrs. Paul Kunz of Galloway visited her parents. The Past Chiefs Club met with 13 members. Keith Molohan attended training in Washington DC. Vacation Bible School leaders included Mrs. Vivian Tope and Mrs. Dorothy Cray. Peggy Napper now works at Austin Powder Co. in McArthur. Bobby Steele and family hosted visitors from Columbus. Judy Steele returned to Columbus for work.
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United Methodist
Lakeside
Peggy Napper
Austin Powder Co
McArthur
Bobby Steele
Columbus
Steele
Robert Steele
Ewington
Judy Steele
Princess Christina Faces $3 Traffic Fine in Goteborg
Princess Christina of Sweden may receive a three dollar traffic fine after a citizen sued over a photograph showing the princess and city officials crossing against a red light during Goteborg's 350th anniversary celebration. Police say the ticket will be mailed.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Christina
City Council Names Street After Elvis
Memphis officials rename the street in front of Elvis Presley’s home Elvis Presley Boulevard to honor his impact on the city. The Chamber of Commerce cites Graceland Mansion as Memphis' top tourist draw after the Mississippi River.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
Chamber of Commerce
Graceland Mansion
Mississippi River
Heath Named to Admiral's Cup Race
London report says Prime Minister Edward Heath has been chosen by the Royal Ocean Racing Club for the British team in the Admiral's Cup at August's 15 nation race. Heath, a Morning Cloud skipper, will sail with two other British crews as the United States defends the cup in a series of races including a 605 mile round trip from England to Ireland. Heath will use radio telephone to stay in touch with affairs.
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Royal Ocean Racing Club
Edward Heath
Heath
Morning Cloud
United States
England
Ireland
Stolen 400-Pound Safe Found Emptied at Gravel Pit
In Mankato Minnesota thieves hauled a safe over 400 pounds from Minneopa Concrete Products and dumped it at a gravel pit after attempting to crack it open. The door was not locked and workers found only old papers inside. Sheriff LaRoy Wiebold quipped about embarrassing the thieves.
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Mankato
Minn
Minneopa Concrete Products Co
LaRoy Wiebold
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