Heinz marks 57th wedding anniversary for Ohio couple
Edward Tiells and spouse of MeeS Ohio celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary on November 23 1966. Heinz Foods executive Norman E Daniels said the company heard of the occasion and recognized the milestone with a letter and package honoring Heinz 57 Varieties. The slogan has been Heinz trademark since 1896.
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Edward ‘Tiall
Mees Ohio
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Edward Tiell
Anni-Versary
Norman E. Daniels
Heinz United States
Heinz Foods
H. J. Heinz
International Food-Processing Company
Creeger Handles Queen B Line Heaters for Farm Use
Creeger named exclusive dealer for Queen B Line portable kerosene heaters by Bow Ling Group Kentucky. Heaters suit indoor or outdoor farm needs from preheating engines to barns and shops, run on kerosene No 1 fuel oil, cost six to eight cents per hour for home furnace output, offered in three models with 50 000 to 120 000 BTU range, smallest unit weighs 39 pounds.
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Creeger Implement Company
Bowling Group
Kentucky
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Demo heater model showcased by Creeger Imp. Co.
The large BB Model generates enough heat to warm larger farm buildings and is thermostatically controlled. For on the spot testing of demonstration models visit Creeger Implement Company at 141 West North Street Carey Ohio.
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Creeger Implement Company
West North Street
Carey
Ohio
Ritter Family Member Serves Aboard U S Navy Ship
Francis Ritter Jr. of Garey Ohio serves aboard a U S Navy attack ship in the mid Atlantic and Caribbean during LANTLEX 66. The annual composite training exercise involves 4 ships 19 air squadrons and over 42 000 men from the Atlantic fleet plus three Canadian destroyers.
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Canada
U. S
Sullenberger Rites Held for B F in Ohio
B F Sullenberger 88 of RR 1 Alvada died December 16 from a heart attack at home. Born April 21, 1878 in Bedford County Pennsylvania, he was the son of Samuel Sullqmerger. Surviving are sons Roy Clyde and J, a daughter Mae Phillips and seven grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, four great great-grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Bristoll Funeral Home Carey with Rev Lowell Reeder officiating. Burial Union Cemetery.
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B. Fraff
Sullenberger
Alvada
Bedford County
Samuel Sullqmerger
Cassie Cra
Bert
Roy
Clyde
Oak Park
Mich
Willis
Mae) Phillips
Alvadas
Bristoll Funeral Home
Carey
Lowell Reeder
Union Cemetery
Mohawk Board Hears Dec 14 Meeting Actions
The Mohawk Board of Education met December 14 at 8 00 p m with all members and district officials present. The board discussions included joining the Ohio School Boards Association and tabled a decision until the January meeting. Mrs Shar on Zellner was hired to teach a first grade class at Melmore in the second semester. The large first grade class taught by Miss Judy Price will be divided.
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Mohawk Board of Education
John Downs
James W. Smith
Robert Collins
Raymond Bohrer
Richard Verhoff
Ohio School Boards Association
Sharon Zellner
Route 2
Sycamore
Melmore
Judy Price
Mohawk Board Adopts Staffing Changes and Roof Repair Request
The Mohawk Board moves to seek legal action for necessary roof repairs on the new high school. Mrs Beverly Swer is named to replace Mrs Geraldine Gusher on cafeteria duties as absent. Superintendent Smith reports unproductive attempts, discusses cafeteria balance, and notes districtwide price increases. The board approves selling a 1951 Ford pickup and replacing it with a 1959 Chevrolet 3 4 ton pickup under federal sources, with two new buses pending delivery. A special meeting is set for January 4 1967 at 6 30 pm followed by a pay authorization agenda.
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Beverly Swerthe
Geralding Gusher
Mohawk Board
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Aeek Legal Actiog
Smith
Gr Oywin
Waals
Federal
Grunditsch
Ford
Mohawk Board of Education
Board of Education
Geile Wiver
Sclerk
Principabcete
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Francis Ritter
Bean
B. F
Sullenbergér
Harry’s Pharmacy
National Lime and Stone CO
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