Volunteer in Cleveland Helps underprivileged youth
Flora Freeman, founder of United Reach Out Bond Hope Mission Inc., leads about 30 volunteers in a remodeled Hough storefront. They teach meals, hair styling, sewing, crafts, and plan a woodworking shop for boys and a future survival meal program for low income residents.
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Cleveland
Flora Freeman
Freeman
United Reach Out
Bond Hope Mission Inc
Oher
Hough
Police Log Highlights From Evening to Early Morning
A series of incidents recounted include a 10 year old seeking help after a possible confrontation, bicycle recovered, and youth released to parents. Break ins at Gay Avenue School led to windows broken and a teen detained for criminal mischief and minor drinking. A grass fire near Red Rock addition involved the fire department and sheriff’s notice. An accident at Hwy 80 West near Bear Stadium involved two vehicles with no injuries and minimal damage. Police also checked on security at a house under construction, investigated a truck stealing rodeo signs, and assisted a woman suspecting a rowboat removed from her VW.
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Geddie
Jacobs
Eleanor and
S Main
Hwy. 80
Tye
Livingston
Camp Fire Center
Martin
Tyler
Sharp's
Gladewater
Glenn Martin Jr
Gage
Quitman Street
Gregg County
Gregg County Sheriff's Office
Bear Stadium
Gay Avenue
Ledet
Cotton St
Paul Boyce
Rubyn T. Rabin
Bossier City
Gay Avenue School
Atwood
Harvey Lee Washington
Surprise Junior Miss crowned from Arkansas teen
Christina Moller 17 of Jonesboro won America’s Junior Miss 1977 in Mobile Alabama. The crowned finalist praised by chaperone Mildred Hodson and her drama teacher Kay Brogdan, Moller plans radio television study at Arkansas State University and a career as a TV host while balancing family goals.
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America
Christina
Christy” Moller
Jonesboro
Ark
Christy
Mildred Hodson
Lexington
New York
Mobile
Ala
Andrea
Kay Brogdan
Endre
Hungary
Arkansas State University
Tattooed Bielfelt Family Makes Ink a Family Trade
In Willoughby Ohio the Bielfelt family spans three generations of tattoo artists led by George Bielfelt who opened a new shop. His wife Renee and son Hugh 21 are tattooed while daughter Lauren 17 learns the trade and George Jr. 11 eyes a future in tattooing. Four of five children are inked and even the family toy poodle bears a hidden tattoo. Tattooing is illegal in Cleveland but allowed in Willoughby.
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Willoughby
Ohio
Bielfelt
George Bielfelt
Renee
Hugh
Lauren
George Jr
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Bert Mackey
Sgt
Brown
Sgt. Brown
Red Rock
Upshur County
Hwy
West and
Rodeo St
Landers
Brenda
Grooms
Beauty Shop
N. Main
Gladewater Mirror P.O
Texas
National Honor Society
Jonesboro High School
Christina Moller
Publishers’ Weekly
Falconer
Cheever
The
Thorn Birds
McCullough
Oliver
Segal
Erdman
Didi
Sheehy
Dyer
Haywire
Hayward
Haley
Kilgore
Longyiew
Morris Moskowitz
S. Dean
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