Four Bardstown guardsmen killed in Vietnam attack
Bardstown mourns as Battery C of the 138th Artillery loses four guardsmen Spec. 4 David B. Collins 24 Spec. 4 Ronald E. Simpson 22 S. Sgt. James T. Moore 25 and Spec. 4 Joseph R. Mellroy 23 Willisburg in Vietnam. County officials declare mourning in Nelson County through July 4 with a memorial service at the high school auditorium.
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Bardstown
National Guard
Vietnam
Spec
David B. Collins
Ronald E. Simpson
James T. Moore
Joseph R. Mellroy
Willisburg
Washington County
James A. Sutherland
Gus Wilson
Nelson County
Central
Kentucky
Miles Durbin
Sutherland
138Th Artillery
Moore
138Th
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Carrollton
U.S. District Court
Austin
Tex
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Robert Simpson
Ronald Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Collins
Wedding and social visits in Meadville and area
Mr and Mrs John Hamilton and Johnny of Meadville visited Thursday evening with Mrs Carl A Marsh and family. Mr and Mrs Albert Bayle attended the wedding of David Westley and Mary Ann Worth at Ripley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carlyle Bemis of Edinboro called on Mr and Mrs Fred Wallace Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Albright and Beverly dined with Mr and Mrs Love Albright at Clymer Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Carpenter and children of Townville were overnight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Cutting Community Church
Melvin Wallace
Max Bemis
Rose Bunce
Christine Hajee
Wilber VanEarden
Leo McCray
Kenneth McCray
Robert Smith
Judy Wright
David Bayle
Deborah Bemis
Karen Nellis
Susan Bemis
John TenPas
Beverly Albright
Gordon Shampoe
Gordon Johnson
Carl L. Marsh
Billy McCray
Dale Linebaugh
Amos Barden
Lisa Curtiss
Sherman
Larry Westley
Baby
Orlando
Fla
Erie
Alice Camp
Milton Bemis
Gordon
Marine Corps
Everett Cady
Virginia
Amos van Earden
John Hamilton
Johnny
Meadville
Carl A. Marsh
Albert Bayle
David Westley
Mary Ann Worth
Ripley
Carlyle Bemis
Edinboro
Fred Wallace
David Albright
Beverly
Clymer
Love Albright
James Carpenter
Townville
Parcel Post Weight Increased for Large Cities and Zones
The parcel post weight limit will rise to 40 pounds for shipments between first class offices after July 1, announced by Postmaster R C McLaughlin. Larger city shipments move from 30 to 40 pounds between zones three through eight, while local and zone one two stays 40 pounds. Future length and girth limits will rise to 78 and 84 inches on shipments between first class offices by July 1 1970 and 1971.
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R.c.mclaughlin
Plans To Make Trip To Work Easier
London man Franz A Taxis bears a heavy phone burden as rain triggers calls for rides. He explains most callers are abusive or misguided while the postal system suggests he change his name. His family name Taxis dates back 800 years, predating modern telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Post Office
Franz A
Mrs Sibley Wright Hosts Guests At Dinner
Mrs Lena Hulett dined with Mr and Mrs Carl Bayle on Sunday, joining Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright for a cordial evening.
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Sibley Wright
Lena Hulett
Carl Bayle
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Marvel
Washington St
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Kafferlins
HH International Farm Equipment International Harvester Company
Chicago, Illinois
T.A
Kafferlin's
Union City
Corry Savings
North Center Street
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