Princeton Pharmacist Honored With Bowl of Hygeia Award
Maurice Neil Lohr, a Princeton pharmacist, received the 1978 Bowl of Hygeia Award from the West Virginia Pharmacists Association for outstanding community service. Lohr, active in Kiwanis, library work, church missions, and local banking, was praised for his civic leadership and drug abuse education efforts.
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Maurice Neil Lohr
Princeton
West Virginia Pharmacists Association
A. H. Robins
Lohr
White Sulphur Springs
Paden City
West Virginia University
Princeton Public Library Board
Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Princeton Bank and Trust Company
First United Methodist Church
Church School
U.S. Navy
Kiwanis Club
Southern Appalachian Pharmaceutical Association
National Association of Retail Druggists
Hygeia
Aesculapius
Bluegrass Show at Pipestem Park Saturday
Pipestem State Park hosts Clayton Hale and the Bluegrass Mountaineers this Saturday at 9 p m in the amphitheatre with admission 2 for adults and 1 for children. If rain, the performance moves to the Dogwood Room in the recreation center.
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Pipestem
Pipestem State Park
Clayton Hale
The
Bluegrass Mountaineers
Dogwood
Abortion stance and WV Water Co manager named
Dear Dr Graham replies opposing abortion except in rape incest or life risk cases and cites scripture on fetal humanity while warning against self serving motives. NAMED MANAGER Paul E. Ewing named manager of West Virginia Water Company's Hinton District plant. Edward W. Limbach announces appointment. Ewing previously relief operator and office helper. Bluefield High School and Concord College graduate with a BA in business administration.
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W. P
Jeremiah
John the Baptist
Mary
John
Christ
Paul E. Ewing
Bluefield
West Virginia Water Company
Hinton
Edward W. Limbach
Ewing
Bluefield High School
Concord College
Four Princeton Youths Arrested in Georgia Auto Theft Case
Four Princeton area male juveniles have been arrested in Statesboro Georgia in connection with an auto theft in Princeton last week. The youths are detained in Savannah awaiting arrival of Mercer County officers to transport them for hearings. Juvenile probation officer Doug Fisk says all four will be charged with thefts. They allegedly stole a 1971 Ford Thunderbird owned by Marvin Smith Rt. 1 Bluefield from near the Appalachian Power office in Princeton.
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Princeton
Statesboro
Savannah
Mercer County
Doug Fisk
Marvin Smith
Rt. 1
Bluefield
Appalachian Power
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Princeton Pharmacist
State Welfare Committee
State Department of Welfare Management Advisory Committee
Commissioner's Conference
Charleston
Protective Service Task Force
AARP
City Park
Bluefield Aarp
Dixie Crystals
Sored
Dixie
B. Carter
City
State
Dixie Crystals Suger
C.O.D
Gesia
Otter
Billy Graham
DR. Graham
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Laud O. Vaught
Northwest Bible College
Minot
N. D
Church of God
General Assembly
Kansas City
Vaught
Mary Vaught
Thorn St
Julia Ward
United Church of God In Christ
Bluefield Community Center
Hilltop Community Church
Athens
Charlie Thorn
Lkies
Putton
Wes
Flex
Our
Oey
Orion
Kangaro
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