Service Guild Hears Fairfield Peace Theme at Oct Community Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild gathered at First Methodist Church with Mrs. Martha Brown leading devotion and Robert Sutton as soloist. Dr. Roy Fairfield of Ohio University spoke on Alternative Programs for Peace and introduced the Peace Corps group from this summer.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Martha Brown
Rob
Ert Sutton
Elma Randall
Roy }. Fairfield
Ohio University
Peace Corps
Fairfield
Esther Staats
Treva Black
Spiritual Life
Roberta Sutton
Edward Algeo
WSCS
Ethel Woolf
Nada Bobo
Mabel Bishop
Florence Cook
Emma Drake
Ann Mumma
Grace Walker
New Marshfield
Bridge Club Announces Winners at Athens Duplicate Event
Winners from the Athens Duplicate Bridge Club meeting are listed with first prize to Mrs. O. P. Bingham and Dick Byrd, second prize to Chuck Mantel and Lou Koenigsberg, and third/fourth tied among Mrs. S. M. Sutton, Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Miss Anne Davis, and Jake Gerlach. Next meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. above the electric company. call LY 3 4275 for partners. An Australian aboriginal tribe sold 1000 croco dile skins for 11200 dollars. London elects its 635th lord mayor.
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Athens
Birthday dinner honors Carol Quivey at Conkey home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conkey hosted a dinner for niece Carol Quivey on her 11th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quivey Monte Quivey Everett Stewart and Helen Burt. The piece notes travel of Richard L. Thompson and wife from Tucson to visit Frame family and relatives in The Plains Parkersburg Huntington and Sandyville.
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Charles Conkey
Carol Quivey
Guy Quivey
Monte Quivey
Everett Stewart
Helen Burt
Richard L. Thompson
Tucson
Ariz
Wiley Frame
the Plains
Thompsons
the Frames
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mr. Frame
Charles
George
Huntington
Mr. Thompson
Roy Smith
Sandyville
Robert Thompson
Pearl Miller
David C. Miller
Sunnyvale
Calif
Surgeons Remove 16 Teaspoons From Womans Stomach
In Bonn West Germany surgeons operated on a woman and removed 16 teaspoons from her stomach. A remark by Milt the sterling printer notes the story as a lighthearted misreading, suggesting the patient was not trying to lose weight.
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Bonn
West Germany
Milt
Sterling
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Service Guild
Bermuda
Bentley Hall
Bridge Club
London
the Messenger
Ohio
Hardy
RYPMA
Richland Phone LY
Quick’s Drug Store
Broyhill
Acrilan Meadow Green
Aecklan Green
Avy All Wool Sale
Virgin Nylon
Virgin Ny- Sale
Nylon Socialite
Neutria
DuPont
Firth Mellon
UTM
Vance-Leach Furniture
Pullman
Modern
W. State Street
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