Roy Holter Named Grand Croaker To Promote Frog Jump
POMEROY and LETART Ohio. Roy Holter a Meigs County dairy farmer was named the 1971 Grand Croaker to promote the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs Inc. He cites a 278 acre dairy farm and active civic involvement. He and wife Pat have four children and are 4-H advisors. The society reports about 1000 members. Dinner guests at Walter Hayes home included multiple attendees from West Virginia and Ohio.
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Pomeroy
Roy Holter
Meigs County
Ohio Society For
Bullfrogs Inc
Holter
Crow’s
Big Bend
Dale Werner
Farm Bureau
the Grange
Eastern Athletic Boosters
Band Boosters
ASC
Pat
President's Authority Is Extended
The House voted 381 to 19 to extend for two years the President's power to freeze wages, prices and rents. Nixon has never used it and opposed initial enactment. Treasury chief Connally said the administration would not object to extension but does not plan general controls now. The act allows stabilization at May 25, 1970, levels and expires March 31 if not extended.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
Preservation Meeting in Pomeroy by SCOPS Aims April
POMEROY will host the April meeting of the South Central Ohio Preservation Society SCOPS on April 3 with an 11 a.m. luncheon at Grace Episcopal Church Parish House. Guest speaker Franklin Conaway Chillicothe will discuss restoration work on Chillicothe’s older section, followed by a tour of local historic sites. Luncheon reservations are $2.50 and due by March 28 to Mrs. Theodore Reed Jr or Mrs. Paul Chapman. SCOPS promotes preservation by identifying marking and publicizing historic and scenic areas and seeks cooperation with individuals private groups and government units.
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Pomeroy
South Central Ohio Preservation Society
SCOPS
Grace Episcopal
Theodore Reed, Jr
Paul Chapman
Risks in Relationship in Local Church headline New Haven WSCS gathers
The New Haven WSCS met at Mrs Thelma Capehart home with leader Mrs Howard Burris presenting the topic Risks in Relationship in Local Church The scripture from Luke was read by Mrs Capehart followed by More Love to Thee hymn A poem Do You Know was read by Mrs Burris and a prayer led by Rev Mrs Achsah Miller SCOPS promotes South Central Ohio as a historic area with surviving buildings and a program to mark farms in family hands for 10 years or more through Centennial Farms applications.
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New Haven
WSCS
Ohio
Alleghenies
Willis Brothers to perform at Southern High School Racine
The Willis Brothers of the Grand Ole Opry will appear in person at the Southern High School auditorium in Racine on March 27 at 8 p.m. Advance tickets cost 2 at Millers Store in New Haven Pickens Hardware in Mason M&A Bargainland in Middleport and New York Clothing House in Pomeroy or by writing Southern High School. Door admission is 2.50.
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Racine
Willis Brothers
Grand Ole Opry
Southern High School
Millers Store
New Haven
Pickens Hardware
Mason
M&a Bargainland
Middleport
New York Clothing House
Pomeroy
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Alan
Jan
Eddie
Hayes
Letart
Walter Hayes
Helen Skeen
Terri
Homer
Candy
Jimmy
Charleston
W. Va
Linda Gibbs
Hartford
Carlous Williams
Arnold Hayes
Richard Hayes
Columbus
David Hayes
Mary Smith
Preservation Meeting
Helen VanMeter
Piketon
Theodore T. Reed Jr
Nelsonville, Ohio
Fairmont
Hduy
Sen
Franks Black
Eeerss
Krafts
Eenases
KRAFT
Crisco
Teen Queen
Catsup
Joc
Frank
U.S.D.A
Frank’s
Franks Coffee Creamer
Idaho
Spic & Span
Florida
Maxwell House
Chestnut St. Neiisonville
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