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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1965
Page
26
The final Red Cross Bloodmobile of the fiscal year comes to First Methodist Church in Princeton from noon to 6 p.m. The 134 pint quota aims to preserve Princeton’s status in the Appalachian Regional Blood Program after a recent donor surge and a 40 pint surplus at Concord College. Rick Kephart stresses the need to meet the goal with no extra visit possible before June 30.
Brick house with seven rooms and optional four bedrooms features built in kitchen two baths storm windows coal furnace large basement and attached garage. On approximately three acres land located six miles from Princeton on Oakvale Road priced reasonable call 698 2364.
Barnacle larva progresses through six developmental stages before it assumes the look of a tiny shrimp. The transformation highlights the creature’s complex life cycle and metamorphosis observed in shellfish growth studies.
In a hot Friday afternoon on Cross Creek Tennessee Uncle Jack known as Old Sudsy dodges a sudden bolt and a furious Aunt Minnie. He hides in a springhouse and drinks quart after quart of home brew while a thunderstorm looms.
The Mercer County Health Department released a May activity report detailing 17 public water supplies with 11 approved, 17 samples collected, and 3 inspections plus 11 visits. It notes 56 inspections of non community water supplies, 38 inspections of non community sewage systems, 9 visits, and 29 samples across water supplies. Five schools on community water were approved, four on individual water approved, and Kegley School shifted to approved. 11 schools had general inspections and animal bite cases totaled ten with no rabies. Safety education lectures at Concord College covered radiation protection and emergency medical treatment.
Card of thanks from the Barton family expresses sincere gratitude for kindness, messages, and floral offerings during illness and bereavement after the death of William H. Barton on May 21 at Memorial Hospital. They thank First Methodist Church, Rev Dwight Dickenson, Rev Merbert Parks, the Christian Church Quartet, and the Memorial Funeral Home. Signed by the Barton Family and Mrs. Elouise Covey.
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