Repass Benefit Friday Seeks funds for Cheryl E. Repass
Princeton fundraiser ongoing for Cheryl E. Repass who lost both legs after a blood infection. By June 4 the fund reached 5371 dollars at One Valley Bank with Treasurer Stafford. Bake sale planned Friday at the bank at 9 am with proceeds to Repass. Proceeds to be used solely for Repass per volunteers.
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Princeton
Cheryl E. Repass
Repass
Roller Floral
Bowman Gray Hospital
Winston Salem
N.C
Oak Hill
Hidden Valley Health Care
Cheryl E. S
23Rd Street
Harrison Street
One Valley Bank
Stafford
c/o
P.O
Ee Ma
Kee Street
United Methodist Mbox
Ete An Een Bingham
Tri- State
Carol Smith
Cumberland Industrial Park expansion eyes more land and new openings
The Mercer County Development Authority reviewed progress on Cumberland Industrial Park with 180 day completion target for Feb 8 1999 and opening March 9 1999. Total invested stands at 15.9 million with 4.6 million public funds and 11.3 million private capital. Public donors include the Shott Foundation and 24 local firms. The park sits on Cumberland Road near I 77 US 52. The authority plans to take an option on about 500 acres of Gardner property as Cumberland Park nears 90 percent occupancy and a shell building is expected to attract more tenants. The county commission recently raised annual funding to 100 000 while still carrying 668 000 in bank debt.
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Mercer County Commission
Modena
Mercer County Development Authority
Shott Foundation
Commission
Gardner
Cumberland Park
Wilkinson
Bailey
Cumberland Industrial Park
Shell
GED Test Emphasizes Reasoning Across Subjects
The Mercer County Academy of Adult Learning notes GED questions demand reasoning in science social studies and math. An anonymous grant funds about 500 tests at 102 Bee Street Princeton with access via (304) 487-1551 ext 210 or (304) 425-7953.
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Iowa
Africa
France
Belgium
European
Japan
United States of America
Stefancic
Marcie Ware
Mercer County Academy of Adult Learning
Bee Street
Princeton
Keystone mayor buys Jones mansion at auction
Keystone mayor Billie Cherry bid 160000 to acquire the James Ellwood Jones mansion and 8.2 acres on Power House Hill from Grace Dexter Henderson Haynes estate, after a tense bidding war. The 20th century house, remodeled in 1918, features famed stained glass windows and a rich coal-heritage pedigree.
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James Ellwood Jones
Power House Hill
McDowell County
Keystone
Billie Cherry
Grace Dexter Henderson Haynes
Judy McDaniel
Kissimmee
Fla
Jones
Feuchtenberger
McDaniel
Gracie Haynes
Cherry
McDowell
Hawley Coal Company
Landgraff
West Virginia
Globe
Dave
Crazy Dave) Henderson
Jeanette
Martha Lane Barber
Stanford
Tony” Allen
Maybeury
Power House Hill Road
James Ellwood
Jimmy” Jones
Jenkin Jones
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David Burton
Cacheris
Preston
BCCI
Greece
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Audrey James
Post
Stein
Starr
Reagan White House
Edwin Meese III
Council For Court Excellence
John N. Mitchell
Oliver L. North
Fawn Hall
Gerald Treanor
Robert S. Bennett
Clinton
coThe
Ginsburg
Washington
the Post
Bill Archer
MCDA
R.W. “Buz” Wilkinson
Rick Amberger
Citizens Telecom
USA
Stihlusa.com
Country Power Equipment & Buck
Mercer Street
London
England
Henderson
Maybeury Land Company
Bluefield Iron & Metal
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Abody Dano
Bluefield
Randy
Nancy Lamb
Kohler
Country Power Equipment & Buck Stove Factory
Raleigh
Mercer Counties
Nescom Fils
Enoy
Crestlinner
Yamaha
Waveraider
Mallard
Skamper
Ince
Brick Street
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